Schemes

District Sheep Husbandry Office Pulwama

KCC Scheme:

Objective: To provide adequate & timely credit to farmers/breeders under single window with flexible & simplified procedure
Short term credit limit
To meet the short term credit requirements as working Capital for maintenance of Farm assets & activities like feeding, healthcare of Sheep & Goat.
Eligibility: All individual breeders /joint borrowers possessing Sheep / Goat units.
Maximum Credit limit: 3.00 lacs
Maximum permissible limit: 05 years
Scale of finance: Rs 70000/= for 25 Sheep / Goat.
Mortgage/ Security : 1.60 lacs not required
Rate of interest: For Short term loans upto lacs 7% P.A
Interest subvention @ 2% by Government of India
Special Interest: Additional interest 3% P.A to prompt pay breeders repaying within one year of Disbursement

Mini Sheep Farm

1]. STATE SECTOR
Establishment of Mini-Sheep Farm [50 ewes] in private sector
• SALIENT FEATURES
. A bankable scheme
. Scheme adopted by the j&k Bank under its core activity [priority
Sector]
• FINANCIAL DETAILS
.
Total cost = Rs.2.38 lacs
. Marginal money =Rs 0.38 lacs[beneficiary contribution a pre requisite]
. Backend subsidy = Rs 0.60 lacs
Insurance cover of live stock to be born by the beneficiary through designated
Selection
. Through Draw of lots / interview

RKVY 25 Ewes Sheep Unit under Participatory mode .

25 elite ewes / hogget’s given free of cost to the beneficiary.
From third year onwards 05 ewes /hogget’s from the progeny to be retrieved per year till complete retrieval of 25 animals
Mode of selection: Draw of lots .

RKVY 10 Ewes Sheep Unit under Participatory mode .

10 elite ewes / hogget’s given free of cost to the beneficiary.
From third year onwards 02 ewes /hogget’s from the progeny to be retrieved per year till complete retrieval of 10 animals
Mode of selection: Draw of lots.

10 ewes under SCA to TSP .

10 ewe’s sheep units to be established with 50% beneficiary share
Free concentrated ration for 90 days to be provided by the Department
Eligible: scheme meant for tribal people (Gujjar/ Bakerwal).

IDSRR Scheme

10 & 100 ewes sheep units with 25 to 33% subsidy from NABARD for APL & BPL respectively .
Bankable scheme

Contact Details: 

Name: Showkat Ahmad Mir

Email: Sheeppula@gmail.com / Ellahibilal995@gmail.com

Contact Number:9906067424

Schemes and activities of Animal Husbandry Department

1. Integrated Dairy Development Scheme(IDDS) capex 2020-21(Click Here)
2. Cattle Feed Processing and Fodder Development Capex 2020-21(Click Here)
3. Integrated Poultry Development Program(IPDP) capex 2020-21(Click Here)
4. Cattle Feed subsidy scheme capex 2020-21(Click Here)

Contact persons:

Dr. Mohammad Hussain Wani(CAHO Pulwama   No /Fax: 01933241272

Dr. Syed Ehtisham Hussain (Technical Officer) No: 9906330210/7051108112

Email: cahopulwama@jkanimalhusbandry.net

Name of Government Scheme
PM- Formalization of Micro Food Processing Enterprises Scheme (PM FME Scheme)
(https://mofpi.nic.in/pmfme/index.html)
(https://mofpi.nic.in/pmfme/docs/SchemeBrochureI.pdf )
( https://mofpi.nic.in/pmfme/docs/SchemeBrochureII.pdf )

Aim

The scheme aims to:
i) Enhance the competitiveness of existing individual micro -enterprises in the unorganized segment of the food processing industry and promote formalization of the sector.
ii) Support Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), Self Help Groups (SHGs) and Producers Cooperatives along their entire value chain.

Objectives

The objectives of scheme are to build capability of microenterprises to enable:

(i) Increased access to credit by existing micro food processing entrepreneurs, FPOs, Self Help Groups and Co-operatives;
(ii) Integration with organized supply chain by strengthening branding & marketing;
(iii) Support for transition of existing 2,00,000 enterprises into formal framework;
(iv) Increased access to common services like common processing facility, laboratories, storage, packaging, marketing and incubation services;
(v) Strengthening of institutions, research and training in the food processing sector;
(vi) Increased access for the enterprises, to professional and technical support.

One District One Product-The PMFME Scheme adopts One District One Product (ODOP) approach to reap the benefit of scale in terms of procurement of inputs, availing common services and marketing of products. ODOP for the scheme will provide the framework for value chain development and alignment of support infrastructure.
• District Pulwama has been identified for Milk Based Products under PMFME ODOP Scheme (for details please visit https://mofpi.nic.in/pmfme/docs/ODOP_LIST_OF_35_STATES_AND_UTs.pdf )

Programme Components

(i) Support to individual and groups of micro enterprises;
Individual micro food processing units would be provided credit-linked capital subsidy @35% of the eligible project cost with a maximum ceiling of Rs.10.0 lakh per unit. Beneficiary contribution should be minimum of 10% of the project cost with balance being loan from Bank.
The Scheme would support clusters and groups such as FPOs/SHGs/ producer cooperatives along their entire value chain for sorting, grading, assaying, storage, common processing, packaging, marketing, processing of agri-produce, and testing laboratories.
(ii) Branding and Marketing Support
Marketing and branding support would be provided to groups of FPOs/SHGs/ Cooperatives or an SPV of micro food processing enterprises under the Scheme.
iii) Support for strengthening of institutions;
iv) Setting up robust project management framework.

(For further information please visit https://mofpi.nic.in/pmfme/docs/SchemeGuidelines.pdf )

Contact Points for PMFME-ODOP Scheme in Pulwama Name of the Point Email-ID Phone no.

Area Marketing Officer Pulwama (Nodal Point)

amo.hpmpul@gmail.com
9906619369, 7889308809

Chief Agriculture Officer

Pulwama. agripul@gmail.com
01933-241521

Chief Horticulture Officer Pulwama.

chopulwama@gmail.com
01933-240045

Chief Animal Husbandry Officer Pulwama.

cahopulwama@jkahd.net
01933-241276

District Industrial Centre Pulwama

dicpulwama@gmail.com
01933-241209

Project Manager,

National Rural Livelihood Mission- Pulwama

bpmpulwama@gmail.com
7006313434

District Lead Bank – 01933-260187
For Online Registration visit: (http://pmfme.mofpi.gov.in/pmfme/#/Home-Page )
(http://pmfme.mofpi.gov.in/pmfme/#/Login )

Handloom activities in District Pulwama at a glance.

Like other states of India handloom sector plays a vital role in J & K (U.T) in Employment generation among un-employed/ weaker section of the Society. The Handloom Sector in the U.T is centuries old and known for its specialized weaving of fabrics. Like other parts of the U.T, Pulwama District being rich in Handloom Activities has good potential to develop this sector.

For upliftment of downtrodden/weaker section of weaver community in District Pulwama Handloom Development Department plays catalytic role in Modernization of Handloom sector through skill up gradation by providing modernized looms, training in weaving, designing, and dying etc through Weavers Service Centre Srinagar. In District Pulwama near about 2500 households are directly or indirectly involved in this Trade and trend among un-employed youth is on increase especially in Pashmina/Kani Shawl weaving in District Pulwama and a good number of youth are getting themselves registered with this Department.

Brief activity of handloom sector in district Pulwama.

1. Training Centres:-Three Centres were (viz two Handloom Weaving and one RMG Training Centre)  established in this District during the year 1979-80 and one Handloom Weaving Training Centre during the year 1987-88 ,having intake capacity of trainees 10 in Handloom Weaving Trade and 15 in Ready Made Garments Training Centre (From 1^st April 2021 intake Capicity of trainees is 20 in each training Centre). Duration of training course is one year with monthly stipend of ` 500/= per trainee (From 1<sup>st</sup> April 2021 the stipend has been enhanced from ` 500/= to ` 1000/= per trainee/per month).
2. Location of the Centres: –Present location of the Centres are Kakpoora,Kaigam Tral, Wahibug, Shal Tokuna.

Constituency wise location of the Centres: –

3. Weaver community in District Pulwama: – Approximately more than 2500 households are directly or indirectly involved in Handloom Weaving Trade in District Pulwama.
4. Production: products like Tweed, Raffal, Cotton, and Arabian Roomals are being woven besides Pashmina/Kani shawls are also being woven in maximum areas in this District having good demand in national and international market.
5. Villages involved in Weaving Trade: – In the District , villages having good potential in weaving trade are: Inder ,Gudoora, shupdani, Hassanwani, Karimabad, Urcharsoo, Ugergund, Parigam, Narbal, Kesrigam, Laroo Urwan Chewakalan, Tikna ,Rajpoora, Chanapoora, Litter, Nillora ,Puchal, Ratnipoora, Ukherwan, Khadermoh,Tral etc.
6. Handloom Cooperative Societies: – In District Pulwama Presently 28 Handloom Cooperative Societies are registered with this Department. Among which 07 are functional and remaining 21 are Non-Functional.

SCHEMES for organized sector: –

1. Modernization/Renovation/Purchase of Looms: – under this scheme weaver members of Co-operative societies are to be provided assistance for renovation/Modernization of existing looms and for purchase of New looms to the loom less weaver members on 50% subsidy basis.
2. Share Capital loan: – Share capital loan is to be provided to enhance the capital component of the co-operative societies.
3. Education scheme: – under this scheme the girl students of the weaver members of the Co-operative societies are to be provided scholarship upto primary standards.
4. Insurance scheme: – The weaver members of the Co-operative societies are covered under different insurance policies on nominal premium and remaining amount of premium are to be born out of U.T/Centre share.
5. Promotion and Market Intervention: – The Registered Co-operative Societies are recommended for different expos across the country throughout the year so that they can Sold their production in these Expos and in return they are reimbursed the rent paid by them for acquiring stalls in the Expos. Further they are provided 10% rebate on the sale made during the expo.

Schemes of un-organized sector.

1. Registration of individual Weavers: – Under un-organized sector weavers are to be registered individually with this office and interested registered unit holders are sponsored to various Banks/Financial Institutions for availing loan facilities under different schemes in vogue.

 Credit Card Scheme for Artisans & Weavers : – The Cases of individual weavers after registering them with this Department are sponsored to different financial institutions for availing loan facility under Micro Weavers Credit Card Scheme The objective of Scheme for Artisans & Weavers of Handloom Sector is to provide adequate and timely assistance from the financial institutions to the Artisans and Weavers to meet their Credit requirements of both investment needs as well as working capital in flexible and cost effective manner. The loan slab for artisans and weavers in Handloom Sector have been enhanced from existing ceiling of Rs. 1.00 lakh to Rs. 2.00 lakh with interest subsidy of 7% for a period of five years from the date of disbursement of the loan. 07% interest subsidy and Subsidy is being provided by State government.

2. Marketing and technical support: – The department shall explore marketing and technical support to the beneficiaries by way of participation in physical craft fairs/virtual expos and training through premier institutions like School of Deans, IICT, CDI, etc., thereby exposing the artisans and weavers to new designs.

Contact Details

Email: – adhandloompulwama@gmail.com

adhandloom.pul@jk.gov.in

Contact No.: -01933-241569

1. Brief profile of Department:

Kashmir Handicrafts play a vital role in socio-economic development of Jammu and Kashmir. World-known Crafts represent the culture of the State also at the global level.

Directorate of Handicrafts (J&K) was established as part of Department of Industries and Commerce in 1972-73 and the main mandate of the Department is overall development of Handicrafts Sector in the State which primarily includes:

a). Widening of artisan base by imparting Training to unskilled persons.

b). Financial assistance to Individual Artisans in the shape of “Credit Card Scheme for Artisans & Weavers”

c). Marketing support to the Artisans/Societies

d). Formation of Handicrafts Co-operative societies.

The Department’s main activities in the District are summed up as under.

1. a) Training Programme: – The main aim of the training program is to impart training in different crafts to the unskilled youth for a period of 1 to 2 years enabling them to earn their livelihood after completion of the training period. The Department runs 20 training centers in the District with an intake capacity of 25 trainees each and as such 454 trainees are undergoing training in these centers in the crafts like Crewel Embroidery, Sozni Embroidery, Ari Stapple, Paper Machine, Carpet Weaving, and Wood Carving Crafts. 233 trainees have complete their training during the current financial year up to ending 01/2021 & 454 more trainees are going to complete their training in the following centers:

The Trainees are being paid a stipend of Rs.1500/= in respect of Advance Training centers and Rs.1000/= in respect of Elementary Training centers per month and the same is credited into their individual bank Accounts to ensure its transparency and the department bear Rs. 55.20 lac’s on this account annually. Needless to add here that the department runs 06 Advance Training Centers and 14 Elementary Training Centers in the District.

2. b) Welfare measures for Artisan Community:- To encourage and boost the Artisan Community, the Department provides financial assistance through Banks under “Credit Card Scheme for Artisans & Weavers” to the desirous registered Artisans @ Rs 2.00 lac each. The objective of the Credit Card Scheme for Artisans & Weavers in Handicrafts sector is to provide adequate and timely assistance from the financial institutions to the Artisans to meet their credit requirements of both investment needs as well as working capital in a flexible and cost-effective manner. The department shall explore marketing and technical support to the beneficiaries by way of participation in physical craft fairs/virtual expos and training through premier institutions like School of Deans, IICT, CDI, etc., thereby exposing the artisans and weavers to new designs.

ELIGIBILITY:

1. All Artisans and Weavers who are duly registered with the Handicrafts and Handloom Department, J&K, and are involved in production and manufacturing processes (otherwise eligible for credit facilities for carrying out the proposed activities under any of the existing bank schemes) shall be eligible.
2. No collateral security required.

• The credit limit would be fixed based on the assessment of working capital requirements.

2. A maximum credit limit of Rs. 2.00 lakh will be fixed with loan component of Rs.1.80 lakh and the beneficiary’s contribution of Rs.20,000/-.
3. The limit shall be valid for a period of five years subject to annual review by the competent authorities.
4. c) Marketing Support (Publicity & Exhibitions) – Lakhs of artisans are engaged in manufacturing handicrafts products in the state to earn their livelihood. Being environment friendly these activities are best suited to the state as they are more labor and less capital intensive in nature, therefore having scope for employment generation at a large scale. The famous crafts like Shawls, Crewel, Namdha, Carpets, etc. are acclaimed worldwide and a connoisseurs delight. The silk carpets in particular have no parallel in quality and design both at the National and International level. Since the artisans of the state have not direct market linkages to sell their products in the national markets and the endeavor of the department is to provide marketing opportunities to the artisan fraternity to sell their artifacts so that the economic condition of the artisan be improved. Department of Handicrafts organizes exhibitions especially at market potential areas i.e. Pahalgam, Gulmarg, Sonamarg, Katra, Udhampur, Jiri, Samba, etc. as a regular feature to give much-needed exposure to the artisans and manufacturers to know for themselves consumer taste for setting their production. Department is also organizing handicrafts exhibitions/craft bazaars outside the state for the purpose. The impact of these events will generate considerable revenue/sales by the participants in the local/national market.
5. Mobile Number, FAX, Email, Grievance Helpline of Department Head.

Head of the Department: Mr. Qadeer Ahmad Charak (Assistant Director Handicrafts).

Mobile: +919419130402

Office Landline No. & FAX.:+911933241052

Email: adhandicraftspul052@gmail.com

3. Details of a completed, ongoing, and upcoming project for public Domain in Work file/softcopy.

Information in this regard may be treated as NIL.

4. Photos of Departmental building and relevant to Department services for website upload.

Kindly see the attachments

5. Working Emergency Contact Details for Department.

Email: adhandicraftspul052@gmail.com

Office Landline & FAX: +911933241052.

Office Direction with Landmarks.

Office of the Assistant Director Handicrafts, Industrial Estate, Chatapora Pulwama-192301

 GPS Coordinates 33^o 52′ 12.4″ N 74^o 53′ 41.2″ E.

Land use statistics of District Pulwama

Contact persons of  Agriculture Department Pulwama

Organizational Set-up of the Department

Office of the Assistant Director, Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs, District Pulwama

The Department of Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs is entrusted with the responsibility of distribution of essential commodities namely Rice, Atta, Sugar, Kerosene Oil under the Public Distribution System, besides protecting the rights of a consumer.

Ration:

The Department  is mandated to provide ration among the consumers in an effective,  transparent and hassle free manner. The Department implemented the National Food Security Act, 2013 in whole of the District with effect from 1st of Feb, 2016 with the objective to provide access to adequate quantity of quality food at affordable prices. Food grains are received by the State from the Government of India, for distribution among the AAY, Priority Household (PHH) and Non-priority Households (NPHH Currently, the District is providing ration to 15082 AAY, 59620 PHH(Priority Households) and 40526 NPHH(Non-priority households) families comprising upon  73639  275594 , and 193152 souls respectively. AAY ration card holders are being provided 35 Kg of ration irrespective of family members while PHH(erstwhile BPL) and NPHH (erstwhile APL) ration card holders are being provided 5 kg of ration per soul per month.

Further Jammu and Kashmir Food entitlement Scheme/JKFES(erstwhile JKMMS) is also under operation in the district wherein 05 kg ration per soul up to maximum  cap of 35 kg per family at subsidized rates @ Rs.15/kg  are being provided to those PHH/NPHH families whose family size is 1-6 souls .

Category-wise, Scale & Rates of food grains under National Food Security Act 2013:

Scale and Rates of Sugar under AAY Category:

Category wise Rates per Kg of food grains  under  “J&K Food Entitlement Scheme”:

Kerosene Oil:

   Superior Kerosene Oil(SKO) is also being distributed by the District among PHH/AAY beneficiaries, strictly as per SRO 285, at the scale of 3 litres/household/month, through a network of more than two hundred Retail K Oil dealers.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG):

LPG supplies are being continuously monitored by the Department in the District to ensure timely and hassle free distribution of the said commodity among the  consumers living across the length and breadth of the District.

Contact Details:

Phone/Fax: 01933241127                                            Email: adfood.pul@jk.gov.in

Horticulture Outlook: The agro climatic condition of District Pulwama is ideal for cultivation of Fresh as well as Dry Fruits & district is famous for production of Apple, Pear, Stone Fruits & Almonds. About 80% of Population is directly or indirectly involved with the fruit industry. Presently an area of 26332Hectares is under fruit cultivation with estimated annual production of 218124 Metric Tons and an expected annual income of Rs.850.00Crores is expected to be generated during the current financial year 2020-21.

Official Website of Department:        hortikashmir.gov.in

• District Pulwama is having 09Horticulture Zones:

Pulwama/Newa/Kakapora/Shadimarg/Litter/Pampore/Awantipora/Tral/Hariparigam

• District Pulwama has 04 Departmental Fruit Plant Nurseries:

R P Nowgam Newa/Galander Pampore/ Tumlahal/Tral.

• The Departmental developmental programmes/ activities lays emphasis on the following areas:-
• Promotion of Horticulture by plantation of area specific fruit cultivars, rare and minor fruits species having economic and consumer acceptance to meet the market challenges and earn better returns.
• Rejuvenation of old/senile plantation including top working of wild, inferior fruit cultivars by superior/commercial fruit cultivars to boost the production of quality produce.
• Creation of irrigation resources in rain-fed areas.
• Human resources development in public and private sector.
• Production and distribution of quality fruit plants.
• Creation of employment opportunities and upliftment of socio-economic status of the poor peasants.
  • To achieve the objectives of developmental programmes/ activities detailed above, an opportunity is being provided through implementation of State as well as Centrally Sponsored Schemes.
• Departmental Schemes in Vogue: –
  • M I D H (Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture) midh.gov.in
  • P M K S Y  (Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayi Yojhna ) pmksy.gov.in
  • S M A M (Sub Mission on Agricultural Mechanization) agrimachinery.nic.in
  • R K V Y   (Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojhna-rkvy.nic.in)
  • P M D P    (Prime Minister’s Development Package)
  • A T M A   (Agricultural Technology Management Agency- extensionreforms.dacnet.nic.in
  • CAPEX    (Capital Expenditure)

• Major Activates: –
  • Establishment of Ultra High Density Orchard (Rate of Assistance Rs.20.00/-Lakhs Per Hectare)
  • Area Expansion-High Density(Rate of Assistance Rs.00.30/-Lakhs Per Hectare)
  • Area Expansion-Normal Density (Rate of Assistance Rs.00.18/-Lakhs Per Hectare)
  • Rejuvenation of Old & Senile Orchards (Rate of Assistance Rs00.20/-Lakhs Per Hectare)
  • Tubular Polygreen Structures (Rate of Assistance 50%)
  • Pack House (Rate of Assistance Rs.02.00/-Lakhs Per Unit)
  • Deep Bore Well (Rate of Assistance Rs.00.90/-Lakhs Per Unit)
  • Vermi-compost Unit (Rate of Assistance Rs.00.50/-Lakhs Per Unit)
  • Shallow Well (Rate of Assistance Rs.00.25/-Lakhs Per Unit)
  • Mini Tractor & Power Tillers (Rate of Assistance Rs.00.50 to Rs.01.00/-Lakhs Per Unit)
  • Motor Power Sprayer/Brush Cutter/Irrigation Pump set (Rate of Assistance Rs.00.10/-Lakhs Per Unit)
• Top to Total- (Rate of Assistance 50% on Charges on account of Storage of Fruits/Transport Charges)https://farmersignup.supplyvalid.net
• PMFPE ( Rate of Assistance 35% of the  Project Cost up to Rs.10.00/-Lakh per Unit)https://mofpi.nic.in

• Contact Details of Officers.

1/  M. K. Sharma-Chief Horticulture Officer Pulwama: 9419185791

2/  Iqbal Ahmed Wafayi-Horticulture Development Officer Litter: 7006319025

3/  Syed Mudasir Shah-Horticulture Development Officer Awantipora: 9596816488

4/  Dheeraj Bailam-Horticulture Development Officer Pampore: 9419211956

5/  Masood Ahmed Shah-Horticulture Development Officer Kakapora: 9469956272

6/  Sartaj Eid Ul Amin Bhat-Horticulture Development Officer Shadimarg: 7889426741

• For further queries contact: Chief Horticulture Officer’s Office Pulwama

       Phone No:01933-240045

       Email Id: chopulwama@gmail.com

DISTRICT SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICE PULWAMA

Details of in charges of Election department

Details of ERONET Operators/Prepration of Voter ID Cards.

Note: Any Voter Can Add, Update or Delete himself/herself on https://www.nvsp.in

Details of Electors in Respect of Distict Pulwama

DDC wise winning candidate details of District Pulwama

Details of Chairperson/Vice-Chairperson DDC Pulwama

Details of Muncipal by- Elections 2020 Muncipal Council Pulwama

Details of President/Vice prisident, Muncipal Council Pulwama

Municipal Committee Awantipora

No of Central sponsored Schemes:

1. (IHHL): – Individual House Hold Latrines
2. (PMAY (U): House for All
3. (PM Svanidhi): – Predhamn Mantri Street Vendors Aatma Nirbhar Nindhi

Objective of the Scheme :

1. IHHL: –  To make the city open defecation free
2. (PMAY (U)House for All: – To provide Financial Assistance to Economically weaker sections for Construction of Residential Houses
3. (PM Svanidhi): –  To Provide Loan Assistance for Street Vendors to make them AAtma Nirbhar

Benefits for the Public:

1. IHHL (Individual House Hold Latrines units): – Every eligible beneficiary in the scheme is assisted to tune of Rs. 17491/= as financial assistance to make the city open defecation free.
2. (PMAY (U)House for All : – Economically weaker sections to provide Financial Assistance to the tune of Rs. 166666/= for Construction of Residential Houses
3. (PM Svanidhi): – A loan assistance amounting of of Rs. 10000/= to be Provide to Street Vendors to make them Aatma Nirbhar

Department of Health (National Health Mission, NHM)

Brief Description of the Department: Department of Health (National Health Mission, NHM)

Information related to Schemes/Activities presently in vogue:

Benefits for the Public:

Contact Details of Nodal Officer:

Govt.Degree College Women Pulwama

List of the various Scholarship Schemes :

Monodarpan Initiative:

Monodarpan is an initiative to provide psychological support and counseling to students, teachers and families for mental health and emotional well being

Psychological counseling cell GDC for women Pulwama is running Manodarpan an initiative of Higher Education Government of J&K with Ministry of Education government of India for promoting psychological well-being of students. Many programmes were organized under manodarpan and our college attended all programmes organized by District coordinator. Our college organized one program on the initiative Stress Management. Because of covid-19 restrictions limited numbers of students were allowed to attend program.

LIST OF BRICK KLINS IN DISTRICT  PULWAMA

List of Major Mineral Leases (Lime Stone)

List Of Minor Mineral Blocks In Pulwama:

List of Stone Crushers:

PMKKKY SCHEMES:

Municipal Council Pulwama

District: Pulwama

State/UT: Jammu And Kashmir

Geographical Area of the Urban Local Body: 8 Sq Kms.

  Total Number of Wards: 13.

  Prichoo A, Prichoo B, Dalipora A, Dalipora B, Sirnoo A, Sirnoo B, Malikpora A, Malikpora B, Chatapora A, Chatapora B, Washbugh, Dangerpora A, Dangerpora B.

Population under the Urban Local Body:

  Total: 17333 Male: 9133 Female:8200 No of House Holds.2443

  Habitat and Topography:

Pulwama being a part of the beautiful Valley is bounded by Srinagar in the North by Budgam and Poonch Districts the west and by Anantnag Districts in the South and East. Pulwama is located at 32.88°N 74.92°E. It has an average elevation of 1,630 m (5,350 ft). The district is surrounded by Hilly terrains , which are 2000 Mtrs. above sea level.

  Climate (Rainfall, Temperature and other weather patterns):

The climate in the district is temperate with mercury going 30o C in summer and below freezing point in winter. Pulwama experiences significant seasonal variation in monthly rainfall. Rain falls throughout the year in Pulwama. The most rain falls during the 31 days centered around March 19, with an average total accumulation of 3.7 inches.

  Land Use (Nine fold classification available with village records):

The land is used for Agricultural and residential purpose.

Municipal Council Pulwama has 10226 Voters out of which 5259 are males and 4967 are females.

 SPHERE OF ACTIVITIES:

Ø Provisions of Urban amenities and facilities such as Parks, Play grounds,

Ø   Gardens, Bus Addas and Parking slots.

Ø  Regulation of land – use and construction of Buildings.

Ø   Public Heath, Sanitation, Conservancy and Solid Waste Management.

Ø   Prevention of cruelty to animals.

Ø   Urban poverty alleviation.

Ø   Vital Statistics including registration of Births/Deaths.

Ø  Snow clearance operation during winter and harsh climate

Ø  Issuance of Trade Licenses, NOC’s, Collection of rent / hawker tax / parking fee.

PMAY (U) HFA:

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna (Housing For All)

Individual House-Hold Latrine:
Municipal Council Pulwama has received 1130 applications, out of which 622 applications have been verified / approved / geo tagged.
622 Beneficiaries who availed this scheme have already constructed their Units as per the guidelines fixed by the Government.
Municipal Council Pulwama has till date received 75.44 Lacs from  Directorate of Urban Local Bodies Kashmir.
Municipal Council Pulwama has already released an amount of Rs. 38.04 Lacs @ Rs. 5000/- as 1st installment & 2nd installment in favour of 425 beneficiaries.
To Register, follow the link:- http://swachhbharaturban.gov.in/ihhl/

PMSVANidhi:

Street vendors represent a very important constituent of the urban informal economy and play a significant role in ensuring availability of the goods and services at affordable rates at the door-step of the city dwellers. They are known as vendors, hawkers, thelewala, rehriwala, theliphadwala etc. in different areas/ contexts. The scheme is a Central Sector Scheme i.e. fully funded by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs with the following objectives: (i) To facilitate working capital loan up to `10,000; (ii) To incentivize regular repayment; and (iii) To reward digital transactions.

Eligibility of States/UTs

The Scheme is available for beneficiaries belonging to only those States/UTs which have notified Rules and Scheme under Street Vendors (Protection of Livelihood and Regulation of Street Vending) Act, 2014.

Eligibility Criteria of Beneficiaries

The Scheme is available to all street vendors engaged in vending in urban areas as on or before March 24, 2020. The eligible vendors will be identified as per following criteria:

(i) Street vendors in possession of Certificate of Vending / Identity Card issued by Urban

Local Bodies (ULBs); (ii) The vendors, who have been identified in the survey but have not been issued Certificate of Vending / Identity Card;

The vendors of surrounding development/ peri-urban / rural areas vending in the geographical limits of the ULBs and have been issued Letter of Recommendation (LoR) to that effect by the ULB / TVC-Urban street vendors will be eligible to avail a Working Capital (WC) loan of up to `10,000 with tenure of 1 year and repaid in monthly instalments. For this loan, no collateral will be taken by the lending Institutions.

Features of the scheme

1- Initial working capital of up to Rs. 10,000.

2- Interest subsidy on timely or early repayment at the rate of 7%.

3- Monthly cash-back incentive on digital transactions.

4- Higher loan eligibility on timely repayment of the first loan.

5. rate of Interest: RLLR (Repo Linked Lending Rates)* 1.45% + BSS (0.50) i.e. at present effective rate is 7.05 + 1.45 + 0.50 = 9.0%.

To register follow the link:- https://pmsvanidhi.mohua.gov.in/

Swachh Bharat Mission:

Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM), Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA), or Clean India Mission is a country-wide campaign initiated by the Government of India in 2014 to eliminate open defecation and improve solid waste management (SWM). Phase 1 of the mission lasted till October 2019. Phase 2 will be implemented between 2020-21 and 2024-25.

Initiated by the Government of India, the mission aimed to achieve an “open-defecation free” (ODF) India by 2 October 2019, the 150th anniversary of the birth of Mahatma Gandhi. The objectives of the first phase of the mission also included eradication of manual scavenging, generating awareness and bringing about a behavior change regarding sanitation practices, and augmentation of capacity at the local level. The second phase of the mission aims to sustain the open defecation free status and improve the management of solid and liquid waste.

IEC Activities conducted under SBM at MC Pulwama:

Quiz / Competition Programme:   02 No.’s

Newspaper / TV / Radio Advertisements:   05 No.

Hoardings:   20 No.

Nukkad Nattak / Street Plays:   01 No.

Overall Expenditure Booked:   Rs. 1,23,907/-

Office of the Assistant Labour Commissioner Pulwama

The Department of Labour J&K is having its office in a rented accommodation opposite to old court complex Pulwama. The department is headed by an Assistant Labour Commissioner, and the staff strength of the department is eight including a Labour officer & Two Labour inspectors. The Department is implementing 29 Labour Laws including a welfare schemes namely J&K Building and other construction workers welfare Scheme which provides a social security to the registered unorganized building and other construction workers.

Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Scheme:

Who is Eligible for Registration?                                         

Every Building and other construction worker who is between the age of eighteen and Sixty Years and has been engaged in any Building or other construction work for not less than ninety day (90) during the last 12 months. He must be having a  valid Aadhar card and a bank account and also a working Mobile No.

How to Register:

Visit your nearest CSC/Khidmat Center, Internet café with all the relevant documents.

Who can give (90) Ninety Days  Employment Certificate to the workers:

Block Development Officer/JE, AEE/Xen., of R&B PHE, PDD, REW, I&FC, PMGSY, etc. /Labour officer /Labour Inspector, Block Development Chairman, Sarpanch, a Registered Trade Union.

Benefits after Registration:

1. Education Assistance:

Two children of the beneficiary shall be entitled to financial assistance from 2500/- to 50000/- in a financial Year.

Medical Assistance:

Financial Assistance of Rs.5000/- to the beneficiary if he is unable to do any work due to ailment or accident if the recovery period extends up to one month, Rs 10000/- for ailment/accident if recovery period extends up to three months.

Financial assistance of Rs. 75000/-to the beneficiary for his permanent disability caused due to accident or any disease after his registration as a beneficiary.

Maternity Benefit for Female Workers:

Rs. 5000/= is given to Registered female workers only as maternity benefit.

This Benefit is given up to two children.

Funeral Charges

Rs 5000/- to the nominee /Dependents of the active construction worker

Death Compensation

The nominee/Dependents of the registered beneficiary shall be entitled to death compensation of Rs. 200000/- Construction worker.

For any Information Contact On

Labour Inspector Parvaiz Ahmad Thoker. 6006011701

Labour Inspector Mr. Amit Tikko.7006727551

Department of Soil and Water Conservation (Forest) District Pulwama

Department of soil and water conservation (SWCD) J&K is an allied wing of Forest Department, established in the year 1978 for Soil and Water Conservation in the State as nucleus body in order to formulate comprehensive project reports and monitor programmes connected with the subject. The department created the models about checking of landslides and erosion areas. Initially the department was created by taking officials from Forest, Agriculture and Irrigation department with basic functions as: Research, Demonstration, formulation of soil conservation schemes and monitoring evaluation and coordination of soil conservation activities of these departments. The department is executing District, State, Border area development programme, Tribal plans and special schemes like Catchment Area Treatment (CAT), Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) etc. throughout the length and breadth of the UT.

Total number of schemes/activities presently available

i) Drainage line treatment (DLT).

ii) Soil and water conservation.

iii) Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA).

i) DLT: Catchment area treatment on watershed basis from top to bottom approach with both vegetative and mechanical means- crib structures, DRSM, laying of Crates, earthen bunds, Treatment of small fast nallas to reduce run off velocity and protect embankments of small nallas and streams.

ii) Soil and water Conservation

• To reduce surface runoff.
• To arrest soil erosion-reduce silt load to nallas and rivers down below.
• To improve moisture regime in upper catchments and thereby improve the retention capacity of rainwater.
• To harvest rainwater by way of contour trenching and water harvesting structures etc.
• To increase vegetal cover in degraded catchments.

iii) Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority CAMPA

This is a scheme funded from the money received from diversion of forest land to user agencies and utilizing that money to compensate further loss of forest cover diverted for developmental activities. Here mainly rehabilitation of degraded areas is taken inside the forest land by way of:

• Plantation of site specific species to increase vegetal cover.
• Carry out soil and moisture conservation measures in the fast nallas, streams and gullies.
• Carryout forest fire control measures like fire line etc.
• Protect vulnerable areas from biotic interferences by erecting fencing.

Benefits for the Public

• Employment generation in the fringe areas.
• Reduces incidents of flash floods.
• Prevents choking of streams.
• Helps in ameliorating the local environment.
• Provides fodder for the local communities.
• Improves soil moisture regime of the catchment and hence helps in improving agriculture production.

Eligibility Criteria

The Soil and water conservation works which are having funds more than one Lakh are to be bidded online through e-Tendering process and persons registered   and having experience to carry civil works can apply online and execute the works of the department. The department does not have individual beneficiary scheme for the general public.

Contact details of Nodal Officer

Aashiq Hussain Kuchy, Zonal Soil conservation officer Pampore- Mob No.-7780959850

Industrial Profile of District Pulwama at a glance

• District Pulwama came into being in the year 1979 and is presently one of the most industrialized district of the Kashmir division.
• Pulwama is known for various Industrial Activities like Milk Processing, Export of Pharma Products, Wood-based units, etc.
• Village Ukhoo is Known as Pencil Village and recently featured in PM’s Mann ki Baat.
•  Pulwama has the Highest CA   Storage Capacity in J&K(80200 Mts).
• The largest Industrial Estate of J&K is here-IGC LASSIPORA.

Pulwama at a glance: Current Industrial Scenario

Contact Person:

General Manager DIC PULWAMA

01933-241309,dicpulwama@gmail.com

Regional Transport Office, Pulwama

Description of the Department:-

• The department is providing transport facilities on different routes to the general public.
• The department registers all Commercial/Non –Commercial vehicles & provides Registration Certificate to the owners of the vehicle.
• The department issues driving-licenses/ Trade Certificates to the eligible applicants.
• The Department conducts Inspection of Pollution checking centers/ collection of vehicle passenger
• The department promotes Road Safety through Awareness programmes .
• Department enforces Motor Vehicle Act on Roads.

Information related to Schemes/Activities presently in vogue:

1. There are presently 10 (Approx.) number of activities/services which the department conducts/provides to the applicant in online mode in Parivahan portal.
2. List of online services:

• Registration of Commercial/ non-commercial vehicles.
• Issuance of Learners Licenses after conducts online LL Test.
• Issuance of Driving licenses
• Renewal of Permit/Fitness certificates.
• Issuance /Renewal of Trade Certificates .
• Renewal/Replacement of Driving License.
• Issuance of Duplicate of Driving License.
• Issuance of Duplicate of RC.
• Transfer of Ownership of vehicle.
• Hire Purchase Agreement Cancellation/Endorsement.

3. The benefit of the above activities is to reduce the footfall of the general public in the office and to save their precious time.
4. Skilled drivers can apply for obtaining driving licenses .The general public can apply through online by applying on https//: Parivahan.gov.in

The contact details of Nodal Officer:                  (9541843395)

The contact details of the persons dealing with the activities:

Learners/Driving License related services:

Shri Lateef Ahmad Wani(MVI)                                     (9419004757)

Shri Rahil Anjam (MVI)                                                 (7006427182)

Registration related services :

Shri Khurshid Ahmad (Sr.Assistant)                           (7889584329).

Shri Sajad Ah Shah  (Jr.Asstt)                                      (9596462761)

OFFICE OF THE DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER SOCIAL FORESTRY DIVSION PULWAMA

The functioning of Social Forestry Division Pulwama come into existence with the launch of World Bank aided project in the year 1982. Subsequently the project was funded by State Government from late eighties. Now the Social Forestry Project has been made a full-fledged Department and the revenue component stands transferred to Non-Plan. The main activities of the Department are as under:-

1. Rehabilitation of Degraded Forests (RDF)
2. Development of Village Wood Lots
3. Promotion of Institution Plantation
4. Silvi Pasture Developments
5. Road & Avenue Plantations
6. Raising /Maintenance of Nurseries

The main purpose of the plantation is to provide pollution free environment to the people. During the financial year 2019-20, this Division has tackled an area of 111 ha of land  & 0. 75 Km under RDF, VWL & Strip Plantation  components, in which, 99555 No’s of plants of various species has been planted in District  Pulwama under various schemes . In addition to this 90397 No’s of conifer poly bags & 49350 Nacked root prickings  in Arigam & Rakhchildren Nurseries has been maintained /raised during the year 2019-20 under various schemes of Social Forestry Division Pulwama.

The scheme wise details of work executed during the year  2019-20 is given below:-

Expected Plant Potential for 2020-21

Information related to Schemes/Activities presently in vogue

1. Total No. of Schemes/activities presently available: 07

2. Benefits for the Public:

Extending tree cover outside forests on available waste lands/avenue plantations on railway tracks/ road sides/canal banks & in institutions etc. to reduce pressure on natural forests for supply of forest produce.

Rehabilitation of degraded forests so as to optimize their productivity and restore their potential to provide ecosystem goods and services on sustainable basis.

To help in poverty alleviation by providing livelihood/employment to the rural poor particularly the land less and other weaker sections of society.

To conserve and improve ecology and environment in the region.

To increase the productivity of wastelands and to enchance the green cover of the state.

3. Contact Details of Nodal Officer: Javed Ahmad Mir (R.O) Social Forestry Range Awantipora I, Lateef Ahmad Fazli (R.O) Social Forestry Range Awantipora II,

Mobile No: 889908791, 7006806716

History of Town Tral

The name of TRAL, derived from a Kashmiri word Tre-lal which means Three crowns. It is common saying  that the founder of Islam in Kashmir (Hazrati Ammeer Kabeer Mir Syed Ali Hamdani) RA who arrived from Hamdan Iran and preaches for Islam and bought the area of Tral against three crowns and stationed there for teaching of Islam in the habitation. The pointed teaching place at present is known as Khankahi Moullah Situated in core heart of Town. The Tral area is a Sub District Comprising upon 130 Villages having all most all Govt Departments in the Sub District. The Tral Town is at the distance of 40 Kms from the Summer Capital of the UT Srinagar and 20 Kms from the District Headquarters Pulwama. The Tral Town is situated at the location surrounded by the villages located in lush green Forests Snow caped peaks and singing streams with pure & fresh green waters.

Climate (Rainfall, Temperature and other weather patterns):

The climate in the district is temperate with mercury going 30o C in summer and below freezing point in winter. TRAL experiences significant seasonal variation in monthly rainfall. Rain falls throughout the year in TRAL. The most  rainfalls  during  the  31  days  centered  around  March  19,  with  an average total accumulation of 3.7 inches.

Taluk/Tehsil: Tral

District: Pulwama

State/UT: Jammu And Kashmir

Geographical Area of the Urban Local Body: 9.2 Sq Kms.

Key Functions of MC Tral:

Sanitation.

Health Sanitation Conservancy & Solid Waste Management Disposal

Building Permission.

Regulates the Building Bye-Laws of Municipal Act,  2000, provides Building Permissions in coporation with the line departments.

Taxation.

Issuance of Trade Licenses, NOC’s, Collection of  rent / Entry fee.

Death and Birth

Registration of Death & Birth records & Issuance of D/B Certificates

ILLUMINATION OF TOWN

Installation of Street Lights & their maintenance for illumination of the town

URBAN PLANING

Regulation of Bus Addaa, Parking lots, Slaughter Houses, Cattle Ponds etc.

Centrally Sponsored Schemes:  IHHL(Individual House Hold Latrines):-

Centrally Sponsored Schemes:  PMAY (U)HFA:

PRADHAn MAnTRi AwAS YoJnA (HouSINg FoR All) under BLC (Beneficiary Led Construction)Component:-

Centrally Sponsored Scheme
(PM Street Vendor’s AtmaNirbhar Nidhi) (PMSVANidhi):-

Swachh Bharat Mission:

Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM), Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (SBA), or Clean India Mission is a country-wide compaign initiated by the Government of India in 2014 to eliminate open defecation and improve Solid Waste management (SWM). Phase 1 of the mission lasted till october 2019. 2 will be implemented between 2020-21 and 2024-25.

Initiated by the Government of India Initiated by the Government of India, the mission aimed to achieve an “open-defecation free” (ODF) India by  2 October 2019, the 150th anniversary of the birth of Mahatma Gandhi. The objectives of the first phase of  the mission also included eradication of manual scavenging, generating awareness and bringing about  a behavior change regarding sanitation practices, and augmentation of capacity at the local level. The second  phase of the mission aims to sustain the open defecation free status and improve the management of solid  and liquid waste.