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Date: 2025-12-09 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Parliament Question: Upgradation of Existing Hostels for OBCs

Issued by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment · Not Applicable

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**Executive Summary** This document is a response to Unstarred Question No. 1395 raised in Lok Sabha, concerning the upgradation of existing Other Backward Classes (OBC) hostels. The Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment replied on 09.12.2025, stating that there are no pending proposals for new OBC hostels or expansions in Uttar Pradesh districts Aonla, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur, Etah, and Kasganj. Responsibility for hostel maintenance rests with the management of University/Institutions as per prescribed norms. **Key Points / Main Content** * **New Hostels and Upgrades:** * There are no pending proposals for new OBC hostels or the upgrade of existing ones in Aonla, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur, Etah, and Kasganj districts of Uttar Pradesh, according to scheme guidelines. * **Hostel Maintenance:** * Management of the University/Institutions are responsible to maintain the hostels as per standard prescribed norms. * **Fund Disbursement:** * No funds have been disbursed for construction, renovation, or maintenance of OBC hostels in these districts during the last five years. * **Sanctioned and Constructed Hostels:** * A list of OBC hostels sanctioned and constructed in the specified districts under the Construction of Hostels for OBC Boys and Girls scheme is at Annexure-1. * **Hostel Details (Annexure-1):** * Lists 9 institutions with sanctioned hostels for Boys/Girls, the Year of Sanction, and Occupancy Status on 05.12.2025. * All hostels listed have a sanctioned capacity of 50 seats. * The maintenance of hostels is the responsibility of the State Government, as per the scheme guidelines. **Impact Analysis** **University/Institutions Managements** * **Impact:** Responsible for maintaining existing OBC hostels to prescribed norms in the districts listed. * **Action Required:** Ensure hostels are maintained according to the prescribed standards; Refer to scheme guidelines for norms. **State Government** * **Impact:** Responsible for the maintenance of hostels per scheme guidelines. * **Action Required:** Maintain existing hostels in accordance with scheme guidelines. **OBC Students in Uttar Pradesh (Aonla, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur, Etah, and Kasganj districts)** * **Impact:** The availability of new or upgraded hostels will depend on future proposals and funding. Existing hostels are to be maintained as per prescribed norms. * **Action Required:** Follow norms of hostels.

Key Entities Referenced

Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment: The primary government body responsible for addressing issues related to OBC hostels. Construction of Hostels for OBC Boys and Girls scheme: A government scheme focused on building and maintaining hostels for OBC students. Uttar Pradesh: The state where the construction and upgradation of OBC hostels are being considered, making it central to the question's scope.
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GOYERNMENT OF INDIA MIMSTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AI\D EMPOWERMENT LOKSABHA TTNSTARRED QUESTION NO.139s TO BE ANSWERED ON 09.12.2025 IIPGRADATION OF EXISTING HOSTELS FOR OBCg t139s. SHRr NEERA.T MAURYA: Will the Minister of SOCIAL JUSTICE AI\D EMPOWERMENT be pleased to state: (a) whether the Govemment has taken any steps to construct new OBC hostels or to upgrade existing OBC hostels in Uttar Pradeslu especially in Aonla, Bareilly, Shahjahanpur, Etah and Kasgaqi districts; (b) the number ofOBC hostels sanctioned, constructed and are cunently functional in such districts, along with details of accommodating capacity and present occupancy status thereof; (c) whether any proposal regarding establishment of new OBC hostels or expansion of existing hostels is currently under consideration of the Govemment in Aonl4 Bareilly, Shahjahanpur, Etah and Kasganj districts; and (d) the details of the funds allocated, released, and spent for the consfuctiorq renovation, and maintenance ofOBC hostels in these lost districts during the last five years? AITSWER MINISTER OF STATE X'OR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT (SHRTB.L.VERMA) (a) to (c): No proposal regarding establishment of new OBC hostels or expansion of existing hostels is pending as per the scheme guidelines for Aonl4 Bareilly, Shahjahanpur, Etah and Iksganj disticts of Uttar Pradesh. As per the scheme guidelines, it shall be the responsibility of Management ofthe University/Institutions to maintain the hostels as per standard prescribed norrns. A list of the OBC hostels sanctioned and constructed in ttrese disticts under the Constuction of Hostels for OBC Boys and Girls scheme is at Annexure-l. (d): No funds have been disbursed to these districts during last five years.Annexure Sanctioned Occupancy status Year of No. of Seats Sr. No. Name & Address X'or Boys/ as on 05.12.2025 as Sanction Sanctioned Girls shared by the State I 2005-06 Swami Shukdevanand Post Graduate College, Mumukshashram, Shahj ahanpur Girls 50 l5 2 2005-06 Government Girls Inter College, Jalesar, Etah Girls 50 J 2005-06 Govemment Inter College, Bareilly Boys 50 Under Maintenance by the State Govt. as per 4 2006-07 Govemment Girls Inter College, Bareilly * Girls 50 the scheme guidelines 5 2006-07 Govemment Girls Inter College, Etah Girls 50 6 2007-08 Govemment Inter College, Chodapur, Shahjahanpur Boys 50 6 7 2009-10 Govemment Polytechnic Boys 50 46 Dadraul, Shahj ahanpur 8 2009-10 Govemment Inter College, Shahj ahanpur Boys 50 46 9 20tt-12 Govemment Polytechnic Jalalabad Road, Shahjahanpur Girls 50 JJ Note*: As per the scheme guidelines, it shall be the responsibility of Management of the University/Institutions to maintain the hostels as per standard prescribed norrns +****

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