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Parliament Question: Disproportionate Cost Sharing in Centrally Sponsored Schemes

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**Executive Summary** The document is a response to a Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 243, answered on December 2, 2025, regarding disproportionate cost sharing in centrally sponsored schemes. It details the funds allocated and released under various schemes, including Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G), National Old Age Pension Scheme (NOAPS), Indira Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme (IGNDPS), and Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM), for the last five years. The document also addresses the revision of cost-sharing formulas and the representations received from States regarding financial strain. **Key Points / Main Content** * **National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP):** * It's a social security program for vulnerable individuals below the poverty line. * Provides financial assistance (pension) ranging from Rs.200/- to Rs.500/- p.m., and a lump sum assistance of Rs. 20,000/- upon the death of the family's breadwinner. * **Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Gramin (PMAY-G):** * Aims to provide assistance for the construction of pucca houses with basic amenities in rural areas. * Continuation approved for FY 2024-25 to 2028-29 for constructing an additional 2 crore rural houses. * As of 28.11.2025, a total target of 4.14 crore houses has been allocated, with 3.86 crore houses sanctioned and 2.91 crore houses completed. * Unit assistance of Rs. 1.20 lakh in plain areas and Rs. 1.30 lakh in North-Eastern and Hilly States (including UTs of J&K and Ladakh) * Rs 12,000 is provided separately for the construction of a toilet from Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS). * **Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) - HarGharJal:** * Aims to provide tap water supply to every rural household. * Funding pattern based on recommendations by a sub-group of Chief Ministers. * Funding is 100% for UTs without legislature, 90:10 for North-Eastern & Himalayan States and UTs with legislature, and 50:50 for other States. * Extended until December 2028 with an enhanced total outlay through budget announcements 2025-26. * **Cost Sharing and State Contributions:** * NSAP is currently a 100% centrally funded scheme. * States/UTs are encouraged to provide top-up amounts, ranging from Rs. 50 to Rs.5700 per month per beneficiary under NSAP schemes. **Impact Analysis** **Stakeholder: State Governments / UTs** * **Impact:** Responsible for the actual expenditure incurred under PMAY-G, NSAP and JJM. Some states may face a disproportionate implementation burden. * **Action Required:** Encouraged to provide top-up amounts under NSAP. Monitor expenditures and converge schemes with MGNREGS and other sources. **Stakeholder: Beneficiaries of NSAP** * **Impact:** Eligible beneficiaries receive financial assistance ranging from Rs.200/- to Rs.500/- p.m. as pension. * **Action Required:** Fulfill eligibility criteria prescribed in the NSAP guidelines to receive benefits. **Stakeholder: Eligible Rural Households** * **Impact:** Provided with assistance for the construction of pucca houses with basic amenities under PMAY-G. * **Action Required:** Participate in PMAY-G to construct pucca houses with basic amenities. **Stakeholder: Rural Households** * **Impact:** To be provided with tap water supply under Jal Jeevan Mission. * **Action Required:** Avail the tap water connection.

Key Entities Referenced

Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM): A centrally sponsored scheme (CSS) to provide tap water supply to every rural household. Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana - Gramin (PMAY-G): A scheme to provide assistance to eligible rural households for the construction of pucca houses with basic amenities. National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP): A social security program providing financial assistance to vulnerable people below the poverty line (BPL). Ministry of Rural Development: The primary governing body responsible for the implementation of the programs discussed in the document. States/UTs: Subnational entities to whom schemes apply, and that may contribute funding.
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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 243 ANSWERED ON 02/12/2025 DISPROPORTIONATE COST SHARING IN CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEMES 243. Shri Abhishek Banerjee: Will the Minister of RURAL DEVELOPMENT be pleased to state: (a) the total funds allocated and released by the Union and State Governments respectively under the Pradhan MantriAwasYojana – Gramin (PMAY-G) in the National Old Age Pension Scheme (NOAPS), Indira Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme (IGNDPS), and the JalJeevan Mission (JJM) during the last five years, scheme and State-wise; (b) whether the actual expenditure incurred by State Governments under these schemes exceeded the Union Government’s share in any State during such period, if so, the details thereof; (c) whether the Government proposes to revise the cost-sharing formula or increase its share in schemes where implementation burden has fallen disproportionately on States, if so, the details thereof, if not, the reasons therefor; and (d) whether the Government has received representations from States regarding financial strain caused due to current cost- sharing arrangements, if so, the nature of these representations and steps taken in response? ANSWER MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT (DR. CHANDRA SEKHAR PEMMASANI) (a): National Social Assistance Programme (NSAP) is a social security programme for the most vulnerable persons of our society living below poverty line, both in rural and urban areas irrespective of the category of the beneficiaries. Under the programme, the old aged, widows, and disabled persons belonging to Below Poverty Line (BPL) and fulfilling eligibility criteria prescribed in the NSAP guidelines, are provided financial assistance, in form of pension, ranging from Rs.200/- to Rs.500/- p.m. and in the case of death of the Page 1 of 10breadwinner of such family, a lump sum assistance of Rs. 20,000/- is given to the bereaved family. In order to achieve the objective of "Housing for All" in rural areas, the Ministry of Rural Development is implementing Pradhan MantriAwaasYojana- Gramin (PMAY-G) with effect from 1st April 2016 to provide assistance to eligible rural households for the construction of pucca houses with basic amenities. The Union Cabinet has approved the proposal for the continuation of PMAY-G during FY 2024-25 to 2028-29 for the construction of 2 crore additional rural houses. As on 28.11.2025, a total target of 4.14 crore has been allocated by the Ministry, out of which 3.86 crore houses have been sanctioned by States/UTs and 2.91 crore houses have been completed. Government of India in partnership with States, is implementing JalJeevan Mission (JJM) – HarGharJal to make provision of tap water supply to every rural house-hold. JalJeevan Mission, being a centrally sponsored programme, it adheres the funding pattern, which was based on recommendation of sub-group of Chief Ministers, notified by NITI Aayog, Governing Council Secretariat’s OM dated 17.08.2016, between Centre and States/ UTs. State-wise details of funds released during the last five years under PMAY-G, and NSAP viz. Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme (IGNOAPS) and Indira Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme (IGNDPS) are given at Annexure I and the year- wise and State/ UT-wise details of fund allocated, released and utilized under JJM is at Annexure-II. (b) to (d): Presently, NSAP is a 100% centrally funded centrally sponsored scheme (CSS). However, as social security, invalid and old age pensions figure as items 23 and 24 in the Concurrent List (7th Schedule) of the Constitution, both the Central Government and States/ UTs have the responsibility for working in tandem in rolling out a comprehensive social security framework for the country. Accordingly, the States/UTs are encouraged to provide top up amounts at least an equivalent amount to the assistance provided by the Central Government. At present, the States/UTs are adding top-up amounts ranging from Rs. 50 to Rs.5700 per month per beneficiaries under NSAP schemes. Under PMAY-G, the unit assistance of Rs. 1.20 lakh in plain areas and Rs. 1.30 lakh in North-Eastern States, Hilly States Page 2 of 10(including UTs of J&K and Ladakh) is provided. The funding pattern between Centre and the State is in accordance with the Cabinet approval wherein for the NER States and Himalayan States [Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir (UT)] it is 90:10, whereas for the rest of the States is 60:40 and for Union Territories without legislature 100% funding are borne by the Centre. As per the Framework for Implementation of the PMAY-G, Rs 12,000 is provided separately for the construction of a toilet from Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), Swachha Bharat Mission -Grameen (SBM-G) or any other dedicated source and 90/95 days of unskilled manual labour is provided through convergence with MGNREGS. In addition to this, although not mandatory, some States/ UTs are providing top-up from their resources besides contributions from the beneficiaries for completion of the houses. The funding pattern under JJM is 100% for UTs without legislature, 90:10 for North-Eastern & Himalayan States and UTs with legislature and 50:50 for rest of the States. Moreover, under Support and Water Quality Monitoring System (WQMS) activities under the Mission, the funding pattern is 100% for Union Territories, 90:10 for Himalayan & North-Eastern States & UTs with legislature and 60:40 for other States. Further, JJM being a pan India programme, at the time of its inception in August 2019 due weightage was accorded to the parameters like desert, drought & arid conditions, scarcity of water, rural population & those affected by chemical contamination of ground water, etc. as are prevailing in different States/ UTs of the country for allocation of available fund under JJM. At the time of the launch of JJM, the Government approved central support of Rs. 2.08 lakh Crore (58%) as Central share in the total estimated outlay of Rs. 3.60 lakh for the States and UTs. The approved Central outlay has almost been utilized till 2024-25. Considering the progress achieved so far and ongoing works, Hon’ble Finance Minister has announced extension of JalJeevan Mission till December 2028 with enhanced total outlay through budget announcements 2025-26. Accordingly, proposal for the continuation of JalJeevan Mission till December 2028 is under consideration. ***** Page 3 of 10Annexure-I Annexure referred to in reply of Part (a) to LokSabhaUnstarred Question No. 243 due to be answered on 02.12.2025 regarding “Disproportionate Cost Sharing in Centrally Sponsored Schemes” Sl.No. States/UTs During 2020-21 to 2024-25 IGNOAPS IGNDPS PMAY-G Allocation Released Allocation Released Central Share (In Cr.) (In Cr.) (In Cr.) (In Cr.) released (In Cr.) 1 Andhra Pradesh 890.99 1005.8 36.7 45.49 425.75 2 Bihar 4204.35 5296.35 190.24 224.39 19572.62 3 Chhattisgarh 901.86 902.66 48.22 59.39 19572.62 4 Goa 15.6 0 0.69 0 7704.00 5 Gujarat 860.18 887.47 37.59 33.82 0.00 6 Haryana 367.21 215.35 20.63 10.45 3653.56 7 Himachal Pradesh 130.61 151.66 2.49 1.19 191.02 8 Jharkhand 1336.46 1238.38 42.37 41.25 6835.28 9 Karnataka 1368.87 1207.97 66.73 64.73 632.56 10 Kerala 649.84 621.26 69.1 45.05 138.42 11 Madhya Pradesh 2229.09 2722.29 151.18 183.84 19969.61 12 Maharashtra 1669.56 1165.89 48.63 0 10001.77 13 Odisha 1975.95 1892.06 136.11 165.21 10692.78 14 Punjab 246.11 71.67 9.42 4.3 411.62 15 Rajasthan 1186.23 1372.52 59.92 48.97 5979.04 16 Tamil Nadu 1764.96 1938.69 104.19 107.54 3207.26 17 Telangana 639.78 542.03 28.27 24.55 0.00 18 Uttar Pradesh 6425.92 6676.28 177.33 94.21 16086.31 19 Uttarakhand 326.31 428.51 14.13 5.29 685.72 20 West Bengal 1979.81 2016.99 104.9 100.56 9498.38 21 Arunachal Pradesh 57.83 8.34 2.97 0.2 376.04 22 Assam 1377.8 1232.9 76.19 51.58 23686.98 23 Manipur 547.94 84.7 2.96 1.71 653.12 24 Meghalaya 167.93 80.3 3.62 2.14 1978.91 25 Mizoram 101.03 44.6 1.62 1.02 258.50 26 Nagaland 104.43 93.95 2.86 1.74 476.38 27 Sikkim 59.32 15.21 1.95 0.46 3.12 28 Tripura 299.83 140.75 6.33 3 4228.05 29 A&N Islands 94.59 0.79 0.1 0.05 22.33 30 Chandigarh 2.67 0 0.09 0 NA 31 D&N Haveli and D&D 6.07 0 0.24 0 16.12 32 NCT Delhi 180.38 150.69 10.01 6.54 NA 33 J & K 171.99 181.95 4.5 4.23 3474.43 34 Ladakh 5.51 8.59 0.18 0.34 21.99 35 Lakshadweep 0.3 0 0.05 0 0.00 36 Puducherry 32.17 12.4 2.3 0.09 0.00 TOTAL 32379.4 32409 1464.74 1333.32 151933.95* * includes PM-JANMAN Page 4 of 10The State of Telangana, NCT of Delhi, UTs of Puducherry and Chandigarh were not implementing the PMAY-G during this period. Annexure-II Annexure referred to in reply of Part (a) to LokSabhaUnstarred Question No. 243 due to be answered on 02.12.2025 regarding “Disproportionate Cost Sharing in Centrally Sponsored Schemes” JJM: Financial Progress 2019-20 Rs. in Crore Central share S. State State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported No. Expenditure Balance allocated drawn fund utilization 1 A&N Islands - 1.78 0.50 0.50 NR - 2 Andhra Pr. 25.74 372.64 372.64 398.38 121.62 60.59 Arunachal 3 6.22 132.55 177.47 183.69 127.68 13.05 Pr. 4 Assam 359.35 694.95 442.36 801.71 358.87 29.01 5 Bihar 313.16 787.31 417.35 730.51 473.33 150.34 6 Chhattisgarh 31.58 208.04 65.82 97.40 39.23 38.52 7 Goa - 7.57 3.08 3.08 3.08 6.17 8 Gujarat - 390.31 390.31 390.31 384.61 394.74 9 Haryana 10.13 149.95 149.95 160.08 69.29 73.80 10 Himachal Pr. - 148.67 205.83 205.83 197.41 15.46 11 J & K 27.14 322.03 322.03 349.17 200.25 24.01 12 Jharkhand 75.79 267.69 291.19 366.98 114.89 120.78 13 Karnataka 26.61 546.06 546.06 572.67 491.01 298.70 14 Kerala 2.58 248.76 101.29 103.87 62.69 57.23 15 Ladakh 8.10 166.65 67.86 75.96 NR 0.61 16 Madhya Pr. 1.26 571.60 571.60 572.86 326.65 288.75 17 Maharashtra 248.12 847.97 345.28 593.40 308.04 431.79 18 Manipur - 67.69 91.17 91.17 28.20 6.60 19 Meghalaya 0.80 86.02 43.01 43.81 26.35 0.77 20 Mizoram 0.14 39.87 68.05 68.19 37.41 1.81 21 Nagaland - 56.49 56.49 56.49 23.54 4.67 22 Odisha 0.78 364.74 364.74 365.52 260.46 241.12 23 Puducherry 1.27 2.50 ND 1.27 0.97 NR 24 Punjab 102.91 227.46 227.46 330.37 73.27 78.20 25 Rajasthan 313.67 1,301.71 1,301.71 1,615.38 620.31 702.35 26 Sikkim 0.84 15.41 26.15 26.99 14.71 1.48 27 Tamil Nadu 1.49 373.87 373.10 374.59 114.58 99.14 28 Telangana 4.48 259.14 105.52 110.00 88.33 72.89 29 Tripura 48.94 107.64 145.37 194.31 59.45 6.48 30 Uttar Pr. 58.33 1,206.28 1,513.14 1,571.47 638.22 379.17 31 Uttarakhand 6.12 170.53 170.53 176.65 110.04 23.02 32 West Bengal 760.82 995.33 994.75 1,755.57 609.00 469.54 Total 2,436.37 11,139.21 9,951.81 12,388.18 5,983.49 4,090.79 DNH & DD and Lakshadweep does not avail fund ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported Source: JJM-IMIS Page 5 of 10JJM: Financial Progress 2020-21 Rs. in Crore Central share S. State State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported No. Expenditure Balance allocated drawn fund utilization 1 A&N Islands 0.50 2.93 1.46 1.96 1.45 - 2 Andhra Pr. 276.76 790.48 297.62 574.38 419.30 181.31 Arunachal 3 56.02 254.85 344.85 400.87 392.43 47.15 Pr. 4 Assam 452.45 1,608.51 551.77 1,004.22 880.44 91.08 5 Bihar 257.18 1,839.16 353.60 610.78 551.82 374.42 6 Chhattisgarh 58.17 445.52 334.14 392.31 223.77 221.04 7 Goa - 12.41 6.20 6.20 2.99 13.49 8 Gujarat 5.70 883.08 983.08 988.78 838.50 883.43 9 Haryana 90.80 289.52 72.38 163.18 130.67 120.09 10 Himachal Pr. 8.42 326.20 547.48 555.90 329.01 42.25 11 J & K 148.92 681.77 53.72 202.64 88.69 5.17 12 Jharkhand 268.08 572.24 143.06 411.14 286.62 177.73 13 Karnataka 81.65 1,189.40 446.36 528.01 349.62 428.26 14 Kerala 41.18 404.24 303.18 344.36 304.29 311.25 15 Ladakh 75.96 352.09 ND 75.96 9.43 NR 16 Madhya Pr. 246.21 1,280.13 960.09 1,206.30 1,014.70 876.84 17 Maharashtra 285.35 1,828.92 457.23 742.58 473.59 324.56 18 Manipur 62.96 131.80 141.80 204.76 189.14 18.52 19 Meghalaya 17.46 174.92 184.92 202.38 188.30 20.44 20 Mizoram 30.77 79.30 104.30 135.07 107.90 10.13 21 Nagaland 34.90 114.09 85.57 120.47 91.95 10.00 22 Odisha 105.07 812.15 609.11 714.18 686.41 671.98 23 Puducherry 0.30 4.64 1.06 1.36 0.20 1.00 24 Punjab 257.10 362.79 ND 257.10 146.74 152.77 25 Rajasthan 995.07 2,522.03 630.51 1,625.58 762.04 815.90 26 Sikkim 12.30 31.36 39.36 51.66 43.43 3.75 27 Tamil Nadu 264.09 921.99 690.36 954.45 576.87 399.57 28 Telangana 31.10 412.19 82.71 113.81 61.17 133.98 29 Tripura 136.46 156.61 117.46 253.92 195.00 22.26 30 Uttar Pr. 933.25 2,570.94 1,295.47 2,228.72 1,774.65 885.89 31 Uttarakhand 66.60 362.58 271.93 338.53 227.32 20.02 32 West Bengal 1,146.58 1,614.18 807.08 1,953.66 1,196.07 641.17 Total 6,447.36 23,033.02 10,917.86 17,365.22 12,544.51 7,905.45 DNH & DD and Lakshadweep does not avail fund ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported Source: JJM-IMIS Page 6 of 10JJM: Financial Progress 2021-22 Rs. in Crore Central share S. State State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported No. Expenditure Balance allocated drawn fund utilization 1 A&N Islands 0.52 8.26 2.06 2.58 1.95 - 2 Andhra Pr. 155.09 3,182.88 791.06 946.15 234.02 233.84 Arunachal 3 8.43 1,013.53 1,555.53 1,563.96 1,113.37 117.99 Pr. 4 Assam 123.78 5,601.16 4,200.87 4,324.65 2,505.42 312.89 5 Bihar 58.95 6,608.25 ND 58.95 4.00 336.79 6 Chhattisgarh 168.54 1,908.96 477.24 645.78 498.69 488.63 7 Goa 3.21 45.53 22.77 25.98 14.03 17.98 8 Gujarat 150.28 3,410.61 2,557.96 2,708.24 2,124.85 2,226.25 9 Haryana 32.51 1,119.95 559.98 592.49 433.78 430.31 10 Himachal Pr. 226.89 1,262.78 2,012.78 2,239.67 1,420.78 149.71 11 J & K 113.96 2,747.17 604.18 718.14 112.43 8.31 12 Jharkhand 124.51 2,479.88 512.22 636.73 437.21 510.99 13 Karnataka 178.39 5,008.80 2,504.40 2,682.79 1,418.68 1,567.62 14 Kerala 40.07 1,804.59 1,353.44 1,393.51 957.44 1,059.57 15 Ladakh 66.52 1,429.96 340.68 407.20 144.96 NR 16 Madhya Pr. 191.61 5,116.79 3,837.59 4,029.20 2,262.78 2,479.33 17 Maharashtra 268.99 7,064.41 1,666.64 1,935.63 377.98 477.98 18 Manipur 15.62 481.19 601.19 616.81 474.78 52.80 19 Meghalaya 14.18 678.39 1,078.39 1,092.57 672.05 76.55 20 Mizoram 27.17 303.89 303.89 331.06 250.98 32.31 21 Nagaland 28.52 444.81 333.61 362.13 345.14 27.88 22 Odisha 27.77 3,323.42 2,492.56 2,520.33 1,305.79 1,288.36 23 Puducherry 1.18 30.22 7.47 8.65 2.32 0.10 24 Punjab 110.36 1,656.39 402.24 512.60 247.83 265.70 25 Rajasthan 863.53 10,180.50 2,345.08 3,208.61 1,919.83 1,693.61 26 Sikkim 8.23 124.79 194.79 203.02 90.12 11.57 27 Tamil Nadu 377.58 3,691.21 614.35 991.93 457.63 496.16 28 Telangana 55.15 1,653.09 ND 55.15 17.70 68.88 29 Tripura 61.51 614.09 714.09 775.60 599.82 65.13 30 Uttar Pr. 454.07 10,870.50 5,435.25 5,889.32 2,728.48 2,935.18 31 Uttarakhand 111.22 1,443.80 1,082.85 1,194.07 603.31 67.99 32 West Bengal 757.58 6,998.97 1,404.61 2,162.19 1,547.52 725.77 Total 4,825.92 92,308.77 40,009.77 44,835.69 18,226.18 25,325.67 DNH & DD and Lakshadweep does not avail fund ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported Source: JJM-IMIS Page 7 of 10JJM: Financial Progress 2022-23 Rs. in Crore Central share S. State State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported No. Expenditure Balance allocated drawn fund utilization 1 A&N Islands 0.63 9.15 2.16 2.79 0.60 - 2 Andhra Pr. 712.13 3,458.20 ND 712.13 304.71 98.38 3 Arunachal Pr. 450.59 1,116.35 1,116.35 1,566.94 1,256.17 181.27 4 Assam 1,819.22 6,117.61 4,588.21 6,407.43 3,959.95 442.75 5 Bihar 54.95 4,766.90 ND 54.95 NR 66.19 6 Chhattisgarh 147.09 2,223.98 2,223.98 2,371.07 2,096.70 2,079.12 7 Goa 11.95 49.98 ND 11.95 11.04 20.14 8 Gujarat 583.39 3,590.16 3,590.16 4,173.55 3,084.89 3,272.38 9 Haryana 158.71 1,157.44 463.00 621.71 519.77 447.46 10 Himachal Pr. 818.89 1,344.94 1,344.94 2,163.83 1,615.65 182.41 11 J & K 605.71 3,039.11 1,439.50 2,045.21 1,141.38 153.69 12 Jharkhand 199.52 2,825.52 2,119.14 2,318.66 1,789.85 1,593.00 13 Karnataka 1,264.11 5,451.85 2,725.93 3,990.04 2,807.73 3,240.51 14 Kerala 436.08 2,206.54 2,206.54 2,642.62 1,741.93 1,741.68 15 Ladakh 262.25 1,555.77 382.76 645.01 364.34 - 16 Lakshadweep - 36.99 9.25 9.25 NR - 17 Madhya Pr. 1,766.42 5,641.02 2,820.51 4,586.93 3,526.87 3,516.37 18 Maharashtra 1,557.65 7,831.25 3,915.62 5,473.27 3,109.53 2,972.21 19 Manipur 142.03 512.05 256.03 398.06 233.64 26.03 20 Meghalaya 420.52 747.76 1,047.00 1,467.52 1,098.48 122.85 21 Mizoram 80.08 333.91 448.58 528.66 407.40 45.74 22 Nagaland 17.00 484.28 484.28 501.28 481.71 52.71 23 Odisha 1,214.54 3,608.62 1,768.73 2,983.27 2,166.00 2,149.50 24 Puducherry 6.34 17.83 ND 6.34 0.94 0.22 25 Punjab 264.78 2,403.46 ND 264.78 264.80 210.69 26 Rajasthan 1,288.79 13,328.60 6,081.80 7,370.59 3,937.70 4,123.31 27 Sikkim 112.90 136.17 188.92 301.82 222.53 20.63 28 Tamil Nadu 534.30 4,015.00 872.96 1,407.26 593.71 664.36 29 Telangana 37.44 1,657.56 ND 37.44 11.39 13.52 30 Tripura 175.78 666.97 849.91 1,025.69 798.67 82.64 31 Uttar Pr. 3,160.84 12,662.05 9,496.54 12,657.38 9,650.07 9,259.84 32 Uttarakhand 590.75 1,612.50 1,209.38 1,800.13 1,515.93 163.93 33 West Bengal 614.67 6,180.25 3,090.12 3,704.79 1,953.73 3,204.21 Total 19,510.05 100,789.77 54,742.30 74,252.35 40,147.74 50,667.81 DNH & DD does not avail fund ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported Source: JJM-IMIS Page 8 of 10JJM: Financial Progress 2023-24 Rs. in Crore S. Central share State No State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported Expenditure . Balance allocated drawn fund utilization 1 A&N Islands 2.20 7.52 3.76 5.96 4.67 - 2 Andhra Pr. 407.42 6,530.49 793.57 1,200.99 861.11 939.08 Arunachal 310.77 1,057.11 771.21 1,081.98 1,056.97 137.98 3 Pr. 4 Assam 2,447.48 10,351.68 6,204.00 8,651.48 7,870.90 866.11 5 Bihar 54.95 - ND 54.95 NR NR 6 Chhattisgarh 274.38 4,485.60 2,885.56 3,159.94 2,638.91 2,627.12 7 Goa 0.92 11.25 11.25 12.17 11.76 11.25 8 Gujarat 1,088.66 2,982.85 2,237.14 3,325.80 2,377.83 2,676.40 9 Haryana 101.93 1,053.44 526.72 628.65 589.79 687.56 10 Himachal Pr. 548.18 379.67 402.34 950.52 859.96 98.38 11 J & K 903.84 9,611.31 3,267.12 4,170.96 3,510.26 364.69 12 Jharkhand 528.81 4,722.76 2,875.35 3,404.16 3,140.70 3,291.53 13 Karnataka 1,182.31 12,623.37 4,966.62 6,148.93 5,266.74 6,106.10 14 Kerala 900.69 1,342.36 671.18 1,571.87 1,465.41 1,448.53 15 Ladakh 280.66 477.11 131.07 411.73 346.73 - Lakshadwee 9.25 39.63 19.82 29.07 NR - 16 p 17 Madhya Pr. 1,060.06 10,297.86 5,419.90 6,479.96 6,388.57 6,390.54 18 Maharashtra 2,363.74 21,465.88 7,444.26 9,808.00 8,208.53 8,371.34 19 Manipur 164.42 110.54 ND 164.42 119.49 18.75 20 Meghalaya 369.04 3,567.25 1,500.00 1,869.04 1,573.51 171.74 21 Mizoram 121.27 425.46 303.10 424.37 416.52 43.77 22 Nagaland 19.57 366.86 314.90 334.47 294.71 44.02 23 Odisha 817.27 2,108.54 2,108.54 2,925.81 2,441.58 2,428.36 24 Puducherry 5.40 15.39 1.00 6.40 6.39 0.62 25 Punjab - 479.02 119.76 119.76 103.79 166.43 26 Rajasthan 3,432.89 3,019.94 250.00 3,682.89 2,898.54 3,904.64 27 Sikkim 79.29 634.55 251.61 330.90 318.98 29.67 28 Tamil Nadu 813.55 3,615.56 2,617.10 3,430.65 2,617.49 2,612.30 29 Telangana 26.06 - ND 26.06 NR NR 30 Tripura 227.01 1,773.40 744.18 971.19 860.09 105.25 3,007.30 20,884.45 16,947.0019,954.30 19,102.47 20,285.30 31 Uttar Pr. 32 Uttarakhand 284.20 4,689.69 1,890.66 2,174.86 1,942.71 236.81 33 West Bengal 1,751.06 3,806.29 4,206.29 5,957.35 5,004.16 5,155.11 23,584.58132,936.83 69,885.0193,469.59 82,299.27 69,219.38 Total DNH & DD does not avail fund ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported Source: JJM-IMIS Page 9 of 10JJM: Financial Progress 2024-25 Rs. in Crore Central share S. State No State/ UT Opening Fund Fund Available Reported Expenditur . Balance allocated drawn fund utilization e 1 A&N Islands 1.28 2.98 0.45 1.73 0.61 - 2 Andhra Pr. 339.88 2,520.97 70.00 409.88 375.65 597.87 Arunachal 3 25.02 217.82 108.91 133.93 84.14 4.85 Pr. 4 Assam 780.58 5,198.78 2,159.63 2,940.21 2,829.16 315.70 5 Bihar 54.95 - - 54.95 NR NR 6 Chhattisgarh 521.03 1,277.27 191.59 712.62 489.82 3,008.22 7 Goa 0.40 4.32 0.65 1.05 1.05 6.89 8 Gujarat 947.97 2,420.14 59.00 1,006.97 818.84 2,697.35 9 Haryana 38.86 462.03 - 38.86 23.68 264.80 10 Himachal Pr. 90.56 916.53 137.48 228.04 189.20 19.67 11 J & K 660.69 2,112.86 693.86 1,354.55 1,341.93 135.53 12 Jharkhand 263.46 2,114.22 70.00 333.46 203.56 1,097.60 13 Karnataka 882.20 3,804.41 570.66 1,452.86 764.14 10,078.54 14 Kerala 106.45 1,949.36 974.68 1,081.13 1,081.13 1,403.70 15 Ladakh 65.00 624.78 187.43 252.43 181.04 - Lakshadwee 16 29.06 0.75 0.56 29.62 3.17 - p 17 Madhya Pr. 91.39 4,044.70 2,622.35 2,713.74 2,683.52 10,190.95 18 Maharashtra 1,599.47 5,352.93 1,605.88 3,205.35 2,235.12 3,150.59 19 Manipur 44.93 - - 44.93 33.57 1.33 20 Meghalaya 295.54 653.60 405.65 701.19 672.62 81.03 21 Mizoram 7.85 45.09 13.52 21.37 18.95 9.62 22 Nagaland 39.75 39.75 19.87 59.62 59.45 6.61 23 Odisha 484.23 2,455.94 368.39 852.62 752.12 2,835.90 24 Puducherry 0.01 12.58 3.77 3.78 3.50 1.84 25 Punjab 15.97 644.54 50.00 65.97 59.16 242.77 11,061.46 26 Rajasthan 784.35 1,659.22 2,443.57 2,212.99 3,171.90 27 Sikkim 11.92 124.50 62.25 74.17 72.94 16.44 28 Tamil Nadu 813.15 2,438.89 731.67 1,544.82 1,333.23 3,343.47 29 Telangana 26.06 - - 26.06 NR NR 30 Tripura 111.10 736.75 368.38 479.48 477.98 65.86 12,621.95 31 Uttar Pr. 851.83 6,310.98 7,162.81 7,162.80 12,423.82 32 Uttarakhand 232.15 1,016.80 568.40 800.55 671.59 90.88 33 West Bengal 953.19 5,049.98 2,524.99 3,478.18 3,003.06 4,905.55 11,170.28 69,926.68 22,540.22 33,710.50 29,839.72 Total 60,169.28 DNH & DD does not avail fund ND: Not Drawn NR: Not Reported Source: JM-IMIS ***** Page 10 of 10

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