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CHIEF PLANNING OFFICE

Directorate of Economics and Statistics (DES) subjects:

 

I.Agriculture statistics:

1.Rainfall reports:

  • The district is consisting of 13 mandals  The 12 Mandal  manual Raingauge stations are existing in the   Mandal headquarters and the remaining One station is not yet installed. The Rainfall is being measured at 8.30 AM every day by the Deputy Tahsildar of the mandal and the report is entered in DES website in all 365 days by the MPSO of the concerned mandal and the Div.DySO Working in RDOs office shall monitor the reports submission.
  • Apart from manual raingauge stations (22) Automatic Weather Stations are existing in the district covering all (13) mandals. AWS collects Rainfall, wind speed, wind direction, pressure, Humidity, temperature in addition it also measures global radiation, and soil moisture at desired location and the data is kept in TGDPS website every one hour, it can be accessed by general public also. TGDPS launched a mobile app TS weather android app and it can be used by general public also. Recently TGDPS installed LED display board on weather updates every one hour of the district and it is located at IDOC NEW Collectorate Complex Jogulamba Gadwal.
  • Rainfall data of manual and AWS has taken up in TGDPS and integrated rainfall reports are kept in DES website by 10.30AM everyday for all (12) mandals in the district.

2. Area statistics:

  • Area sown figures are being collected by the MPSO at mandal level from the AEOs every fortnight and area figures are reconciled with the Agriculture, Horticulture and irrigation departments at mandal level and prepare the Agriculture Census for Vanakalam(Kharif) and Yasangi( Rabi) seasons separately.
  • Submission of Advance estimates on crop wise area sown particulars and production estimates based on the crop cutting experiments conducted and prevailing seasonal conditions (4) times in the year submitted to the Government.

3. Yield statistics :

Pradhan Manthri Fasal Bhima Yojana (PMFBY) Scheme

  • This Scheme is included for the Year 2024-25.

II. Price statistics:

The prices have been collected on daily, weekly and monthly basis for compilation of inflation at different levels in selected centres and Revenue division headquarters. The collection of prices is a very important parameter in estimation of GSDP.

  • Daily prices of 6 essential commodities (Rice, Onion, Red Chillies, Redgramdal, Groundnut oil, Tamarind) are being collected from the Division headquarters i.e., Gadwal and the price details are being entered in DES web site.
  • Weekly prices of 21 Essential commodities rates have been collecting from Gadwal centre and the price details are being entered in DES web site.
  • 40 Agriculture commodities prices have been collecting every month from Gadwal centre and the report is submitted to the DES.
  • Apart from this Daily wages of agriculture and non-agriculture labour is collecting every month from Waddepally centre.
  • Gadwal urban centre has been selected for repeated house rent survey and reports submitted to the DES every month.
  • For preparing Consumer Price Index (CPI) 5 centres from the district has been selected. In Rural (4) centres i.e., Yelkoor of Maldakal mandal, Alampur village and Mandal, Mandoddi village of Rajoli mandal and Kondair of Itikyala mandal has been selected and reports are being submitted for 4 weeks.( i.e., every week one centre) Gadwal is selected under urban price collection centre and the prices for 4 weeks has been collecting and submitting to DES.
  • Farm harvest Prices: Every year prices of important crops has been collecting in the selected centres for selected crops for (6 to 8) weeks in peak harvesting stage of the crops and reports are submitted to the DES.

III. Industrial Statistics:

  • Annual Survey of Industries (ASI) The annual survey of industries is the principle source for most of the basic statistics of the industrial sector. The ASI covers the entire factory sector comprising of factories registered under factories act 1948. The information collected is used for estimation of GSDP. In our district (16) units have been selected and the data has been collected for 13 units so far. Reaming 3 units data has to be collected.
  • Index of Industrial production (IIP) This data is used at various levels in Government for policy making decision and useful in the Banking and corporate sectors. In our district reports are being collected from 3 units and reports are being submitting to the DES every month.
  • Business Register (BR) Information is collected from all the establishments registered under registration of (7) acts and the information collection is under process.

IV. Socio Economic Survey(SES):

  • The national sample surveys set up by the Government of India in 1950 for collection of socio-economic data employing scientific sampling methods. On the same lines state DES conducting field surveys and samples allotted by NSSO.
  • SES 79th Round is  earmarked for collection of Data on “Comprehensive Annual modular Survey (CAMS) and Survey AYUSH ” survey has been conducted  in our district (16) samples in rural(8)and Urban (8) samples in Gadwal District  and the survey completed by the end of December,2023.

V. Other Surveys and Statistics:

  • District Hand Book of statistics: We are collecting basic statistics of all departments existing in the district for the year 2022-23 so far we are collected 100% of the data and submitted to the Director, DES for approval.
  • Adhoc Surveys: In every (5) years adhoc surveys such as Census of land holdings,11th Census of land holdings has been Under Process . At present 6th Minor Irrigation Census and first Census of Water Bodies with reference year 2017-’18 has been completed. 7th Economic Census is completed in the district.

District Knowledge and Innovation Centre(DKIC) :

  • Department of planning Government of Telangana has established District Knowledge and Innovation centre’s (DKIC’s) in all districts. The centre will support the district administration to plan and Monitor to conduct district specific action research, data analysis and evaluations etc. to build evidence, bring in-need based information and changes to support the district administration. DKICs will use geospatial data to provide different kind of Maps to the concerned departments and prepared maps for Health,Education,ICDS & Veterinary department and also prepared maps for election purpose. 

Planning Department subjects :

1. Constituency Development Programme(CDP):

Under this programme each MLA and MLC can exercise a number of works worth Rs.3 crores of his choice every year which are to be implemented by the District Collector. In our district (2) Assembly constituencies are existing i.e., Gadwal and Alampur. Year wise details of works sanctioned and progress of the works under the scheme are shown below.

Statement Showing CDP Funds w.e.f 2021-22 to 2023-24 of Jogulamba Gadwal District :

S.No

Constituency

Year

Sanctions Works

Sanctions Amount (in Lakhs)

Completed Works

Completed Amount (in Lakhs)

Not Started Works

Not Started Amount (in Lakhs)

Expenditure (in Lakhs)

1

Gadwal

2021-22

61

298.50

37

184.87

24

108.00

184.87

2

Alampur

2021-22

86

298.50

77

271.83

9

25.87

271.83

3

Gadwal

2022-23

47

298.00

22

95.49

24

138.00

140.20

4

Alampur

2022-23

63

298.50

37

174.21

26

122.93

174.21

5

Gadwal

2023-24

45

298.50

5

39.68

40

258.50

39.68

6

Alampur

2023-24

61

298.50

19

105.78

42

192.75

110.52

Statement Showing CDP – MLC Funds w.e.f 2023-24 of Jogulamba Gadwal District :

S.No

Name of the MLC

Year

Sanctions Works

Sanctions Amount (in Lakhs)

Completed Works

Completed Amount (in Lakhs)

Not Started Works

Not Started Amount (in Lakhs)

Expenditure (in Lakhs)

1

Chella Venkatram Reddy

2023-24

14

80.00

4

20.00

10

60.00

20.00

2. Special Development Fund(SDF):

  • The District incharge Minister will recommend developmental works in each Assembly constituency to the extent of Rs.2 crores value.
  • The said proposals of DIM will be submitted to the government for accord administrative sanction and to provide funds. On receipt of administrative sanctions from the government the executive agency will be decided at district level and intimated to execute the said works.

Statement Showing SDF Funds w.e.f 2022-23 to 2023-24 of Jogulamba Gadwal District :

S.No

Constituency

Year

Sanctions Works

Sanctions Amount (in Lakhs)

Completed Works

Completed Amount (in Lakhs)

Not Started Works

Not Started Amount (in Lakhs)

Expenditure (in Lakhs)

1

Gadwal

2022-23

113

1014.00

18

136.00

93

829.00

136.00

2

Alampur

2022-23

255

1500.00

176

893.00

67

474.00

893.00

3

Gadwal

2023-24

38

145.00

9

45.00

29

100.40

45.00

4

Alampur

2023-24

44

234.00

22

134.00

22

100.00

134.00

3. Member of Parliament local area Development scheme(MPLADS):

  • Our district comes under Nagarkurnool Parliamentary constituency the hon’ble MP(LS) has opted Nagarkurnool district as his nodal district. On receipt of the Hon’ble MP(LS) as per their entitlement of Rs.5 crores every year developmental works are being sanctioned in his constituency.

Statement Showing MPLADS Funds of Jogulamba Gadwal District :

S.No

Name of the Constituency

Funding Year

Sanctions Works

Sanctions Amount (in Lakhs)

Completed Works

Completed Amount (in Lakhs)

Not Started Works

Not Started Amount (in Lakhs)

Expenditure (in Lakhs)

1

Gadwal

2023-24

15

50.00

15

50.00

0

0

50.00

2

Alampur

2023-24

8

28.00

1

5.00

7

23.00

5.00

 4. Crucial Balancing Fund(CBF):

The Government have allocated an amount of Rs.5 Crores every year under the scheme. It has been decided by the government that discretion for spending funds under CBF be left to the respective Collectors, duly according priority for any of the important socio-economic development activities and felt needs of the people.

Statement Showing CBF Funds of Jogulamba Gadwal District :

S.No

Year

Sanctions Works

Sanctions Amount (in Lakhs)

Completed Works

Completed Amount (in Lakhs)

Not Started Works

Not Started Amount (in Lakhs)

Expenditure (in Lakhs)

1

2021-22

41

112.65

34

84.38

7

25.85

84.38

2

2022-23

19

54.8

17

46.37

2

7.51

46.37