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National Programme

of

Mid-Day Meal Scheme

[MDMS]

Annual Work Plan & Budget

2013-14

STATE PROJECT OFFICE

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM

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GANGTOK: TASHILING

SIKKIM MAP WITH

DISTRICTS LOCATION

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1. INTRODUCTION

DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE OF THE STATE.

ikkim – a small Himalayan State became the 22nd state of India in the

year 1975. Situated in-between latitudes 270-280 N and longitudes

880-890 S, in the North Eastern part of India, the State shares its

borders with China in the north, Bhutan in the East, Nepal in the west and

Darjeeling District in the south.

The capital of the State is Gangtok. According to the Census 2001,

the population of Sikkim is 5.40 lakhs of which 2.52 lakhs are female.

Sikkim’s population density per square kilometers comes to 76.

Table I: Population of Sikkim

Sl. no. Name of the District Male Female Total

1 North 22643 17139 39782

2 South 68227 63279 131506

3 East 132917 112123 245040

4 West 63912 59344 123256

State 287699 251885 539584

Source: Primary Census Abstract CD6 Year: 2003

As maybe seen at Table I: East district has the highest population whereas North

District is the least populated.

Table II: SC/ST Gender-wise Population of Sikkim Sl.

No. District Population

SC ST

Male Female Total Male Female Total

1 North 523 356 879 11103 10306 21409

2 South 3144 3110 6254 10316 10156 20472

3 East 7275 7002 14277 23070 22251 45321

4 West 2933 2814 5747 12249 11580 23829

State 13875 13282 27157 56738 54293 111031 Source: Primary Census Abstract CD6 Year: 2003.

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Table II: shows the Gender-wise population of SC/ST in the State. The SC

population is highest in the East District. The highest concentration of ST

(53.81%) is seen in the North District. There are four districts of Sikkim viz.

North District- with 55.56% of the total area of Sikkim which is 7096

square kilometers. 13.44% falls under the East District, 10.57% in the

South District and 16.43% in the West District. Most of the 7096 sq km of

Sikkim consists of Himalayan glaciers, mountainous terrain that is

interspersed with ravines and green valleys.

The State is blessed with rich natural resources like dense forest, variety of

flora and fauna, lakes, glaciers and rivers such as Teesta and Rangit which

originating from the serene glaciers of the Himalayas meander through

before their confluence at Darjeeling District, West Bengal. Over 4000

species of different plants and shrubs, around 700 species of rare Orchids

and rhododendrons have transformed Sikkim into a nature’s paradise. The

three main communities in Sikkim viz. Lepchas, Bhutias and Nepalis live

harmoniously, with Agriculture being their mainstay of livelihood and thus

the backbone of the State’s economy. The unparallel beauty of the State

and very friendly and hospitable people are its competitive and comparative

advantages.

LITERACY:

Sikkim has higher level of literacy than the national average. The literacy

rate as per the 2001 Census is 69.68%, which is higher than all India

average (65.38%). The female literacy rate is 61.46%, which is also higher

than all India figure(54.38%)

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1.1 BRIEF HISTORY, OBJECTIVES AND RATIONALE OF THE MID DAY

MEAL PROGRAMME

National Programme for Nutritional support to Primary Education

Mid-Day Meal Scheme was launched as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme on

15th August, 1995 in a phased manner all over India. Its objective was to

boost “Universalisation of Primary Education by increasing enrolment,

retention, attendance and simultaneously impacting on nutrition of

students in primary classes”. The programme originally covered children of

primary level (classes I to V) in government, local body and government

aided schools. In October 2002, the programme was extended to cover

children studying in Education Guarantee Scheme (EGS) & AIE centers and

from the same year the hot cooked meal was started in the State of Sikkim.

Prior to the year 2001-02 the food grain (Rice) provided by the Government

of India @3kgs per child per month for 10 academic months in a year, was

distributed as dry rations to the children. However, the Supreme Court in

its order dated: 28.11.2001 in WP(C) NO. 196 of 2001- People’s Union for

Civil Liberties versus Union of India and other, directed all the state

governments to provide cooked Mid-Day-Meal containing 300 calories and 8

to 10 grams of protein per serving.

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Cooked Mid-Day-Meal Scheme was implemented in Sikkim from

2002.

The following table shows category wise break-up of its population as per

the 2001 Census.

Total Population

District Total

Population

Male Female SC ST Literate

%

Male

%

Female

%

East 245040 132917 112123 14277 45321 74 81.2 66.8

West 123256 63912 59344 5747 23829 58.45 66.8 50.1

North 39782 22643 17139 879 21409 66.5 76 57

South 131506 68227 63279 6254 20472 67.79 74.57 61.02

State 539584 287699 251885 27157 111031 69.68 76.73 61.46 Sources: Census:2001.

Children Population:

Sl.No District

6-11 Years 11-14 Years. 6-14 Years

Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total

1. East 15735 15566 31301 7871 7262 15133 23606 22828 46434

2. West 10685 10488 21173 3565 3347 6912 14250 13835 28085

3. North 2804 2819 5623 1361 1235 2596 4165 4054 8219

4. South 7884 7341 15225 6084 6034 12118 13968 13375 27343

Total 37108 36214 73322 18881 17878 36759 55989 54092 110081

Source: Household Survey 2007.

1.2. Management Structure:

State Project Office, MDM headed by Secretary, HRDD, SPD, Addl. Director [MDM], APO [MDM]

Joint Director at the district level is the overall incharge with Dy. Director as Incharge MDM and Asst. Dir, AEO at every block level to monitor the MDM at the school level. District Collector is the

Chairman of the District MDM.

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1.3. Process of Plan Formulation.

Keeping in view of the experiences gained during previous years for

implementation of MDM in the schools, basically the short comings of the

procedures, mechanisms hitherto adopted are kept in mind in terms of

transportation, cooking, preparation of quality meal and hygienic and

quality preparation cooked in the schools. These issues have been made as

base line of preparation of plan. On top of this, the coverage of school

children including all schools under SSA, Monastic Schools and Sanskrit

Pathshalas have been thought off and included in the plan for well being of

the school children who are being served hot mid day meal. Secondly,

procedures of systematic percolation of information to the lowest level of

field functionaries and ensuring transparency, quality and accountability

by all individual departmental personnel involved in the mid day meal

scheme was also the base line of our plan. Further, the new Guidelines of

MDM issued by the MHRD, New Delhi for cooking assistances,

transportation etc. are kept in mind while preparing the Plan Formulation

for making the implementation MDM more effective and worth replicating

by others.

2. DESCRIPTION AND ASSESSMENT OF THE PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTED IN THE

CURRENT YEAR (2012-13) AND PROPOSAL FOR NEXT YEAR [2013-14] WITH

REFERENCE TO:

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2.1. REGULARITY AND WHOLESOMENESS OF MID DAY MEALS SERVED TO CHILDREN;

REASONS FOR PROGRAMME INTERRUPTION, IF ANY AND PLANNING TO MINIMIZE

THEM.

Cooked Mid-Day-Meal served to school children of Sikkim up-to

Primary level (class I-V) from 2002 and from class (VI-VIII) are being

provided from the academic session 2008, Though, GOI norms don’t cover

the children of Pre-Primary classes for hot cooked meal but Sikkim had

unique system of such pre-primary classes in all the Schools, these

children were given hot cooked meal till the end of academic session of

2009. However, the Pre-Primary classes are now attached to Aaganwadi

centers under Social Welfare Department from the academic session

2010.academic session.

Sikkim state has not come across with any major interruption except a few

cases of slightly delay in reaching the food grains during monsoon sessions

because of blockade of roads, however, with a view mitigate such problems

the Heads of Schools are advised to keep buffer stock of food grains during

such period.

2.2. COVERAGE OF CHILDREN OF NCLP SCHOOLS AS PER UPPER PRIMARY NORM.

NCLP SCHOOLS ARE PRIMARY SCHOOLS BUT ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFIT AS PER

UPPER PRIMARY NORM.

There is no NCLP schools in Sikkim.

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2.3. FOOD GRAINS MANAGEMENT, INCLUDING ADEQUACY OF ALLOCATION, TIMELY

LIFTING, TRANSPORTATION AND DISTRIBUTION, AND SUITABILITY OF STORAGE

AT DIFFERENT LEVELS. CHALLENGES FACED AND PLAN TO OVERCOME THEM.

As per the directives of the Govt. of India, the payment of cost of food-grains

to Food Corporation of India has been decentralized to the district level

from 2010-11 and complied accordingly. Although, the cost of food-grains

are being borne by the Govt. of India.

With regard to food grains management, after having received the

Release Order from FCI (HQ). The District Collector authorizes an

officer/Incharge Mid-Day-Meal of the district to lift food-grains from the FCI

Godown. The District In-charge shall lift the food grains from FCI Jorethang

and Rangpo (Sikkim). The food grain is lifted and restored to certain

Principal Distribution Centers or Godown earmarked by the Human

Resource Development Department. FCI Jorethang center caters for South

& West districts whereas, Rangpo center caters East & North districts.

From the academic session 2010 the transportation of food grain

have been assigned to private transporter and food grain shall be reached

to all complex organizers without delay.

The district has not prepared any calendar for the lifting of food-

grains from the FCI go-down. Because, the lifting so far is done as and

when the FCI releases Release Order. No any such complaint about the

inadequacy of food-grains at the school level have raise so far. Due to non

availability of suitable storage of balance food-grains at the school at

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the end of academic session has become the problem. To overcome

these problems the district authority instructed the school heads to

distribute raw rice to the children to avoid rice to be get rotten.

2.4: SYSTEM OF PAYMENT OF COST OF FOOD-GRAINS TO FCI. STATUS OF PENDING

BILLS OF FCI OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

As soon as the central assistance receives from GOI, the state project office,

MDM Cell, HRDD immediately transfers the fund to the respective districts.

But, It may be noted for your kind information that each district have their

own pay and account office and its procedure, as a result payment to FCI

cannot be made in one go by all district, but there is no pending bills of

previous year.

2.5: SYSTEM OF RELEASE OF FUNDS PROVIDED UNDER MDM (CENTRAL AND STATE).

PLEASE INDICATE THE DATES WHEN THE FUND WAS RELEASED TO

DIRECTORATE/STATE AUTHORITY, DISTRICT/BLOCK/GRAM PANCHAYAT AND

FINALLY TO THE COOKING AGENCY/SCHOOL.

Government of India transfers the fund in two installments to the State

Government against the budget provision provided in the Annual Plan.

Separate heads of accounts are maintained for the Central and the State

funds. The MDM Cell, HRDD had decentralized the system to the district to

block level and initiated enbloc sanctioned of funds as per the PAB

approved to facilitate the early payment to districts, Though the obtaining

the enbloc sanction take quite sometime becoz as per the financial

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procedure/norms the file have to processed through Planning Deptt,

Finance Deptt and after that to government for cabinet approval. As soon

as the approval and sanctioned accorded the Account Section, HRDD

transferred the funds to the districts as per the PAB approved.

At district level: The District Collector of the respective district is

the Chairman, Joint Director as Vice Chairman, CDPO as member and Dy.

Director as member secretary/nodal officer. Schools heads/SMC submit

their bills in a form of statement which is duly certified by the heads of the

Institution, cooking agencies, area Panchayat and SMCs supported by the

bills of [vegetables, condiments, pulses, dal, gas etc]. On the basis of the

bills submitted by School heads to concern Block Administrative Centres,

the district officials / in-charges concerned shall compile the bills in a

statement certified by the district authority and submit to the MDM

division, HRDD (HQ). The procedure being followed for release is same for

both the central and state fund. Once the cheques are issued they get

disbursed to the SMDC/NGO/SHG/PTA who is the agencies.

CENTRAL ASSISTANCE RECEIVED FROM THE MHRD, GOVT. OF INDIA

[2012-13]

GOI Released [Rs. In lakh]

Received Sanction Intimation of Rs.

Amount transferred to District as on 31.12.12

Date of amount transferred

Adhoc 255.64 15th May, 2012 531.31 lakh Oct,2012

1st Inst 378.48 27th July, 2012 1.50 lakh Dec, 2012

2nd Inst 00 60.36 6th Feb, 12

MME Exp 3.85

Total 634.12 597.02

Unspent Bal as on Dec, 2011 37.10 lakh

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Cooking Cost transferred as on 31.12.12 [Central Assistance]

PRY UPS TOTAL STATE SHARE

EAST 76.54 64.05 140.59 4.5

WEST 48.71 38.27 86.98 4

NORTH 14.19 10.22 24.41 1

SOUTH 48.18 39.75 87.93 4

TOTAL 187.62 152.29 339.91 13.50

2.6: Submission of Information in Mandatory Table [AT-24] 2.7: SYSTEM OF MODE OF PAYMENT OF HONORARIUM TO COOK-CUM-HELPERS AND

IMPLEMENTATION AGENCIES VIZ: NGO/SHG/TRUST/CENTRALIZED KITCHEN SHEDS

ETC. Earlier honorarium to cook-cum-helpers were being paid within the

cooking cost. But from 2010-11 GOI had introduced Rs.1000/- per cook-

cum-helpers with prescribed guidelines. Accordingly, stake holders viz:

NGOs/SHGs/PTA/SMDC had been sensitize to take the responsibility in

providing hot cooked mid-day meal in schools through local papers and

media. And today, almost in all the government schools different stake

holders are working in schools in providing hot cooked mid-day meal. Like

wise, many stake holders of the local area had constructed kitchen cum

store under MDM Scheme.

Bills for honorarium to cook-cum helpers are prepared at schools

duly endorse by the head of the institutions and submit to the respective

Block Administrative Centre [BAC] along with the cooking cost bill for

compilation & scrutiny. Payment to cook-cum-helpers is very simple, as

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soon as the fund transfer from the MDM, HQ the district releases the fund

to the schools after the bills passed by the respective Pay & Account Office

and same procedure are being maintain in regard to payment of

construction of kitchen cum store.

2.8: SYSTEM FOR PROCURING COOKING INGREDIENTS ( PULSES, VEGETABLES

INCLUDING LEAFY ONES, SALT, CONDIMENTS, OIL AND FUEL ETC), COMMODITIES,

WHICH ARE CENTRALLY PURCHASED AND SUPPLIED TO SCHOOLS OR LOCALLY

PURCHASED AT SCHOOL LEVEL.

The responsibility of procurement of ingredients viz: pulses, vegetables,

leafy ones, salt condiments, oil and fuel etc along with the engagement of

cook-cum-helpers are given to SMDC. The SMDC procures all cooking

ingredients at their school level in due consultation with the school head. As

such the district transfer the total cooking cost and honorarium to cook-cum

helpers to SMDC or any stake holder been assigned.

No doubt that GOI is enhancing 7.5% of cooking cost every year. The

cost may be excess if the meal is prepared in a centralized kitchen of more

than 800 children. But the schools having less than 100 children cannot

afford to provide the same quality and quantity of nutrition to the children.

As such, it suggested that if there is separate cooking cost for schools having

less than 100 children opting mid-day meal. As of fact there are lots of such

primary schools having low enrolment and located in difficult and remote

area.

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2.9: SYSTEM FOR COOKING, SERVING AND SUPERVISING MID DAY MEALS IN THE

SCHOOL AND MEASURES TO PREVENT ANY UNTOWARD HAPPENING.

The School Managing Development Committee (SMDC)/Self Help

Groups/NGO engages a cook (local person- most preferably a women of

financially weak condition or from a backward class). Mid-Day-Meal cooking

and serving is supervised by the members of SMC, Head of the Institutions,

Teachers, Guardians (mother) in turn to check whether the meals are

hygienic, properly cooked or not. The Officers from the respective BAC and

MDM, HQ also visit the schools to monitor the mid-day meal. The cooking

agencies express their inability to provide eggs and fruits on regular basis as

they are very expensive [egg cost Rs.5/-] and cannot be met from the existing

rate of conversion cost. The problems are seen more in the schools having

lesser enrolment.

2.10: PROCEDURE AND STATUS OF CONSTRUCTION OF KITCHEN CUM STORE.

Kitchen shed are constructed from funds released from the centre

under MDM Programme. Fund for kitchen shed for 245 schools amounting to

Rs. 147.00 lakhs has been released during 2006-07 and utilized, Against the

sanctioned amount of Rs. 333.00 lakhs for 555 schools during 2007-08 by

the GOI, 518 kitchen shed had been constructed with the amount of

Rs.310.80 lakh. GCI and the roof truss and its peripherals are being

supplied to schools through SIMFED [Sikkim Marketing Federation Deptt],

Govt. of Sikkim and 50% of the rest amount are made as advance payment

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to SMCs to execute the work and the final payment are made on the basis of

the Completion Report by the Head of the institution, Panchayat, Asst.

Director of the concerned BAC (Block Administrative Centre), report is

compulsorily supported by the Photograph and other relevant documents

while submitting the bills. GOI sanctioned Rs.60000/- per unit of kitchen

shed but in the hilly terrain like Sikkim, lands are very slope, ups and down

and it is very difficult to construct kitchen shed. As such, state government

sanctioned Rs.145.04 lakh for 518 kitchen sheds in addition to Rs.333.00

lakh released by the GOI. GOI release Rs.35.40 during 2008-09 for

construction of 59 kitchen cum store @ Rs.60000/- per unit. The

construction work of 96 kitchen cum store is under progress in addition to

provided state share @28000/- per unit.

Status of kitchen cum stores under MDM at district level.

Category of School East Distt

West Distt

North Distt

South Distt

TOTAL

Under Progress

Sr. Sec. School 19 10 03 08 40

Secondary School 30 23 11 29 93

Junior Secondary School 47 41 16 46 150

Primary Schools 100 78 26 84 288

Lower Pry School 74 90 43 81 288

TOTAL 270 242 99 248 859 00

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KITCHEN CUM STORE UNDER MDM SCHEME

[EAST DISTRICT] [WEST DISTRICT]

[SOUTH DISTRICT] [NORTH DISTRICT]

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2.11: PROCEDURE OF PROCUREMENT OF KITCHEN DEVICES FROM (I) FUNDS

RELEASED UNDER THE MID-DAY MEAL PROGRAMME (II) OTHER SOURCES.

Kitchen Devices are being procured from the funds provided under the

MDM programme till date. GOI, sanctioned 22.32 lakh during 2006-07 for

kitchen devices, out of which Rs.21.18 lakhs had been utilized to procure

LPG gas to 447 govt. schools through STCS (State Trading Corporation of

Sikkim), Due to the shortage of LPG gas it took few years to procure the

Gas. In addition to Rs.22.32 lakhs released by the GOI, the state

government have sanctioned Rs.10 lakh for 447 sets of LPG connection

from state budget. During 2009-10, 336 govt. upper primary stage had

been provided utensils through SIMFED [Sikkim Marketing Federation

Deptt], Govt. of Sikkim with the amount of fund of Rs.16.80 lakh provided

by the GOI during the fag end of 2008-09.

DISTRICT UTENSILS LPG

East 112 125

West 85 119

North 40 84

South 99 119

TOTAL 336 447

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LPG GAS AND UTENSILS IN THE SCHOOL KITCHEN

2.12: CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING CONDUCTED FOR DIFFERENT CATEGORIES

OF PERSONS INVOLVED IN THE MID DAY MEAL PROGRAMME.

The MDM Cell, HRDD had conducted training and awareness

programme of mid-day meal scheme at the four district during 2010. All the

heads of the institutions and SMDC of had attended the training cum

awareness programme of MDM held at various district level in presence of

district officials, MDM incharge, Assistant Director and Asst. Education

Officers of the Block Administrative Centre BAC. Lots of interaction

between SMDC, Heads of schools. Apart from this Schools heads are being

sensitize by the officers at the BAC level on monthly coordination meeting.

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2.13: MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM AT SCHOOL, VILLAGE/GRAM PANCHAYAT, BLOCK, DISTRICT AND STATE LEVEL.

All orders, instructions, directives received from the GOI. are forthwith

passed on to Joint Directors of the District Offices who are the district head

for implementation of all Centrally Sponsored Programme of Human

Resource Development Department. This office further communicates to

Complex Organizers to individual school and SMC through Asst. Directors

who are the In-charge of respective Block Administrative Centre. The similar

upward flow of information from the school level follows the similar pattern.

All the information are being received from the single point [Single Window

System] existing in the H.R.D. Deptt.

2.14: SYSTEMS TO ENSURE TRANSPARENCY AND OPENNESS IN ALL ASPECTS OF

PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION, INCLUDING INTER ALIA, FOODGRAINS MANAGEMENT,

INGREDIENTS PROCUREMENT, COOKING SERVING, APPOINTMENT OF COOKING

STAFF, CONSTRUCTION OF KITCHEN SHEDS AND PROCUREMENT OF COOKING

DEVICES...

1. IN ISSUE OF FOOD GRAINS:

Food grains are issued as per the PAB approved quota allotted to the

concerned district authority. The quantity is ensured by weighing on the

spot. The school receives their quota as per the enrolment of classes from I-V

@ 100 gms/child/day and 150 gms./child/day for upper primary stage [VI-

VIII]. While delivering the food grains to the schools the supplier shall have to

obtain the seal and signature of the Head of the institution on the Challan in

triplicate issued by the MDM cell, HRDD to ensure the delivery of food

grains, as well as one separate register for food grains and Cash book

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Register are issued to every schools by MDM cell to keep the detailed

accounts of food grains and cooking cost.

2. QUALITY OF COOKED MEAL PARTICULARLY ADDITION OF VEGETABLES AND

SUPPLY OF FRUITS, EGGS ETC.

Quality of cooked meal is checked by the school authority. The

concerned teacher, some times the member of PRIs, SMC or a guardian test

the meal and ensure its taste, hygiene and quality. They also check whether

vegetable and other ingredients are added to the meal. Eggs and fruits are

given sometimes as the items cannot be supplied on regular basis due to

expensive and cannot be met from the existing rate of conversion cost.

3. APPOINTMENT OF COOKING STAFF:

Cooks are being appointed by the heads of the institution in consultation

with the SMC member keeping view on priority to women as per the GOI

guidelines.

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4. EXPENDITURE OF COOKING AT SMC LEVEL:-

Separate Register of MDM pertaining to actual enrolment, opted MDM

and actual availed mid-day meal is maintained in every school provided by

the MDM cell, HRDD. The schools which implement cooked Mid-Day-Meal

keep vouchers of expenditure on ingredients and condiments for records etc.

The expenditure on cooking cost should be within prescribed/existing rate

per child/day. The circulars are issued for strict compliance to district

implementing in-charges to submit the cooking cost bill within the specified

date i.e. 10th of every next month.

5. CONSTRUCTION OF KITCHEN SHEDS :

The list of kitchen sheds allocated to schools are provided to district

authority and concerned officers of the Block Administrative Centre and Asst.

Directors and Asst. Education Officers at the block level monitor the

construction of kitchen cum store under MDM at the school level proper.

6. PROCUREMENT OF KITCHEN DEVICES :

As above, list of any items earmarked for the schools are being sent

through the district nodal officer and officers posted at block level to ensure

transparency and accountability.

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2.15: MEASURES TAKEN TO RECTIFY:

a) INTER-DISTRICT LOW AND UNEVEN UTILIZATION OF FOOD GRAINS AND

COOKING COST.

Food grains are distributed to the schools as per School wise

allocation and schools are directed not to distribute the balanced food

grains during winter vacation so that the same balanced stock can be used

as buffer stock, which helps during the monsoon season, when roads are

blocked due to landslide.

b) INTRA-DISTRICT MISMATCH IN UTILIZATION OF FOOD GRAINS AND COOKING

COST.

Food grains are distributed to the schools as per the allocation, Due

to many primary schools being located at the far flung areas cannot provide

the list of stock of every month due to so many reasons like non availability

of vehicles to office in time, some time due to blockade of roads during

monsoon. They even do not submit their monthly MDM bills to

district/Block at the specified time as a result mismatch of food-grain and

cooking cost arise as well as delay in payment. The balance of foodgrains

available in the schools are some time distributed to the students during

winter vacation of avoid rotten also keeps balance foodgrains as buffer

stock to provide uninterrupted cooked mid-day meal even foodgrains do not

reach schools in time due to certain reason. The strict instructions were

circulated to district authorities to disseminate the same information to

schools HM / SMCs to keep the buffer stock of rice and avoid misuse.

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c) DELAY IN DELIVERING COOKING COST AT SCHOOL LEVEL.

State Project Office, MDM Cell, HRDD had obtaining enbloc sanction

of the whole project amount at one time and try to transfer the funds to

district as soon as districts submit their requisition of fund and also

decentralized the payment from block to school level.

Despite early action from the SPO, MDM, delay in payment has

become bottleneck of the scheme, because, the procedure at the respective

districts Pay & Account Office is so lengthy to pass the bills in time.

2.16: DETAILS OF EVALUATION STUDIES CONDUCTED AND SUMMARY OF ITS

FINDINGS.

The state of Sikkim, MDM Cell has been putting relentless effort to

implement MDM with utmost satisfaction of the government. Accordingly,

the state level committees have been constituted for detail evaluation and

study of implementation. The State Level Steering cum Monitoring

Committee was held on Nov, 2010 under the chairmanship of Shri. T.T.

Dorji, IAS, Chief Secretary, Govt. of Sikkim with many heads of the

department including Area Manager of FCI, Gangtok. The findings of the

said committees are being recorded and accordingly the short- comings are

noted for corrective measures in the subsequent years. Nevertheless, the

state of Sikkim has not so far come across with major difficulties and

failures in implementing MDM, there are some negligible weaknesses which

are seriously taken care of by the concerned cell for smooth

implementation.

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2.17: BRIEF WRITE UP ON BEST PRACTICES FOLLOWED IN THE STATE.

Our state being declared organic state. Every School going child is

served with fresh and locally available organic vegetables like potatoes,

black dal, cabbage, green saag, cauliflower, Brocauli, reddish, carrot,

beans, peas in Mid-Day Meal Programme from where adequate nutrients

and proteins are expected for the children. This would enable to realize the

dreams and expectations of the GOI through implementing the Scheme of

MDM. Besides that 81 Monastic Schools and 12 Sanskrit Pathshalas are

being covered under MDM Programme and also facilitated with utensils and

kitchen sheds. Children of every community caste, creed, gender would mix

up, sit together and enjoy MDM, there is no distinction of any class/ creed.

2.18: INSTANCES OF UNHYGIENIC FOOD SERVED, CHILDREN FALLING ILL, SUB-

STANDARD SUPPLIES, DIVERSION/MISUSE OF RESOURCES, SOCIAL DISCRIMINATION

AND SAFETY MEASURES ADOPTED TO AVOID RECURRENCE OF SUCH INCIDENTS.

The State Level Executive Committee, MDM cell has been time and

again issuing specific instructions to all heads of institutions for ensuring

hygienic and quality food. The school heads are well acquainted with the

Guidelines issued by the Govt. of India and State as well, which has been a

distinct yardstick to control instances of unhygienic food. Accordingly, the

school heads and members of SMCs have been implementing the cooked

meal without any complaints till date. No such cases of unhygienic and

unfavorable report have been received so far in the case of Sikkim.

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2.19: EXTENT OF INVOLVEMENT OF NGOS AND CIVIC BODY ORGANIZATIONS

(CBOS) / PRIS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING OF THE SCHEME.

Public awareness and involvement of NGOs, SHGs and Civil Body

Organization and PRI are regularly publicized through local media and

leading papers to come forward in case of any complaint and grievances.

The involvement of said NGOS/Civil Organisation/PRIs so far is praise

worthy and commendable.

2.20: STATUS OF SCHOOL HEALTH PROGRAMME WITH SPECIAL FOCUS ON

PROVISION OF MICRONUTRIENTS, VITAMIN-A, DE-WORMING MEDICINE, IRON AND

FOLIC ACID, ZINC, DISTRIBUTION OF SPECTACLES TO CHILDREN WITH REFRACTIVE

ERROR AND RECORDING OF HEIGHT, WEIGHT ETC.

To ensure special focus on provision of micronutrients, vitamins A,

De-worming medicines, iron and folic acid etc. the nutrition cell of Health

and Family Welfare Deptt. And Food and Nutrition Deptt of govt. of Sikkim

are annually consulted and their expertise is utilized for educating the

stake holders of schools. The importance of nutrition and the impact

thereof is usually informed to all field officials and personnel engaged in the

implementation of MDM in the Schools.

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2.21: PRESENT MONITORING STRUCTURE AT VARIOUS LEVELS. STRATEGY FOR

ESTABLISHMENT OF MONITORING CELL AT VARIOUS LEVELS. VIZ. BLOCK,

DISTRICT AND STATE LEVEL FOR EFFECTIVE MONITORING OF THE SCHEME.

The MDM Cell, HRDD had constituted State Level Steering cum

Monitoring Committee and District Level Monitoring Committee and hold

the meeting thereof during the year at both state and the district level. The

MDM Cell, HRDD is ahead to strengthen the monitoring of MDM by

constitution of MDM Monitoring Committee at Block and Cluster Level and

establishment of MIS cell in convergence with SSA (BRCs) at the block level.

2.22: STEPS TAKEN TO STRENGTHEN THE MONITORING MECHANISM IN THE BLOCK,

DISTRICT AND STATE LEVEL AND STATUS OF CONSTITUTION OF SMCS AT THESE

LEVELS. STATUS OF FORMATION ON STANDING MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE AT

VILLAGE/SCHOOL./COOKING AGENCY LEVEL IN THE LIGHT OF RIGHT TO EDUCATION

ACT, 2009.

As per the GOI Guidelines, State Level Monitoring Committee and

District Level Committee were formed and notified. Each one of the

committee are provided with the copy of GOI, Guidelines of MDM and Hand

Book of MDM developed by the MDM Division, HRDD to ensure

transparency, responsibility and importance of MDM Scheme in the state.

To ensure awareness among common public and all stake holders

publicity campaign is held in various places of district, sub-division and

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BACs. Brief NEWS report, Guidelines and Procedures thereof are printed in

local leading papers and local media.

Secondly, for effective, community participation all stake holder like

SMC/VEC/PTA/SHG/NGO are regularly informed about the importance of

nutrition and cooked mid-day meal for school going children. Written

instruction/Circulars are also being issued to all concerned stake holder.

ORIENTATION PROGRAMME ON WEB PORTAL AT BACs

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Heads of the institution attended in WEB PORTAL WORKSHOP

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2.23: ARRANGEMENT FOR OFFICIAL INSPECTIONS TO MDM CENTRES AND

PERCENTAGE OF SCHOOLS INSPECTED AND SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND

REMEDIAL MEASURES.

There are 23 Block Administrative Centre in our state wherein one

Assistant Director and Asst. Education Officer along with the staff are

deputed from HRDD to every BAC to monitor the MDM scheme in their

respective block centers. The officers at the block level visit schools twice or

thrice in a month to ensure effective functioning of the schools activities.

2.24: FEEDBACK/COMMENTS IN RESPECT OF REPORT OF MONITORING

INSTITUTIONS DESIGNATED FOR YOUR STATE/UT TO MONITOR IMPLEMENTATION OF

MDM AND ACTION TAKEN THEREON.

The external monitoring institutions designated for our state are

beneficial and advantages in various aspects. Firstly, such institutions keep

the state level implementing agencies alert and vigilant and on top of this

the outside monitoring institutions give better input for smooth functioning

of the scheme. Therefore, the state level MDM Cell indeed welcomes such

provisions of external monitoring institutions for effective implementation of

the schemes.

2.25: GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM IF ANY, USED BY THE STATE:

The Grievance Redressal Committee had been constituted in the four

district vide Notification No . 244/MDM/HRDD, dt: 29.1.2011and also

introduced the email id: www.mdmsikkim@gmail.com that any complaints

and suggestion in regard to mid-day meal in Sikkim can be sent.

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The members of the Grievance Redressal Mechanism of MDM at the

district level are as under:

1. District Collector : Chairman

2. Joint Director/Project Incharge : Member Secretary.

3. Dy. Director/Project Coordinator : Member.

4. Account Officer [Distt. HRDD] : Member.

5. Asst. Dir/AEO/In-charge MDM : Member.

2.26: Media Campaign, if any:

2.27: OVERALL ASSESSMENT OF THE MANNER IN WHICH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE

PROGRAMME IS CONTRIBUTING TO THE PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES AND AN ANALYSIS

OF STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF THE PROGRAMME IMPLEMENTATION.

The objective behind the launching MDM Scheme was to enroll 100%

school going children, retention and ensuring nutrition to all socio-

economically under-privileged elementary school children. In the context of

Sikkim, the contribution of scheme has been a quite commendable as the

schools have been able to enroll cent percent school children in the primary

level. This has also ensured to mitigate hunger, retention and regular

attendance in elementary level in comparison to previous year when the

MDM scheme was not implemented.

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CCHHIILLDDRREENN HHAAVVIINNGG MMIIDD--DDAAYY MMEEAALL IINN SSCCHHOOOOLL

PPRROOBBLLEEMMSS && SSUUGGGGEESSTTIIOONN::

UUNNIIQQUUEE AACCAADDEEMMIICC SSEESSSSIIOONN::

Sikkim has its unique academic session which begins from mid February

and end in mid December.

Therefore, Sikkim is maintaining it expenditure and details from academic

session not Financial Year.

Payments under MDM could not be made in advance neither e transfer due

to State Financial Rule and non availability of internet in every block.

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DDEETTAAIILLSS OOFF SSCCHHOOOOLL--WWIISSEE EENNRROOLLMMEENNTT FFOORR

RREEQQUUIISSIITTIIOONNSS OOFF LLPPGG RREEFFIILLLLIINNGGDD DDUURRIINNGG 22001133--1144

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SOUTH DISTRICT: REQUIREMENT OF LPG

PRIMAY [I-V] UPPER PRY [VI-VIII]

SL.NO

NAME OF SCHOOL Actual Enrolment

LPG Req for Pry

SL.NO

NAME OF SCHOOL

Actual Enrolme

nt

LPG Req for

Upper Pry

Total LPG

require

Total Fund Req for south

1 Salghari SS 62 1 1 Jorethang SSS 325 6 7 82040

2 Dhargoan PS 46 1 2 Lingmoo SSS 141 3 4 46880

3 Baisalgoan PS 41 1

3 Bermiok Tokal SSS

162 3 4 46880

4 Timburey LPS 16 1 4 Namchi SSS 222 4 5 58600

5 Nandugoan SS 93 2 5 Namthang SSS 209 4 6 70320

6 Denchong JHS 52 1 6 Sadam SSS 189 3 4 46880

7 Dong Ambotey JHS 61 1 7 VCGL SSS 219 4 5 58600

8 Harrabotey PS 27 1 8 Temi SSS 146 3 4 46880

9 L/Nandugoan PS 53 1 9 Yangang SSS 227 4 5 58600

10 N/Suntaley LPS 25 1 10 Melli-Gumpa SS 133 3 4 46880

11 Jorethang SSS 528 9 11 Melli-Bazar SS 250 4 13 152360

12 Tinik Chisopani JHS 125 2 12 Sumbuk SS 110 2 4 46880

13 Barbotey PS 50 1 13 Kamrang SS 94 2 3 35160

14 NTL Vok SS 70 2 14 Kabrey SS 68 2 4 46880

15 Omchu SS 38 1 15 Bikmat SS 73 2 3 35160

16 Chumlok JHS 65 1 16 Rateypani SS 93 2 3 35160

17 Gumpadara LPS 13 1 17 Perbing SS 100 2 3 35160

18 Tingmoo SS 158 2 18 Turung SS 125 2 4 46880

19 Tingmoo Bring PS 43 1 19 Pabong Daring SS 45 1 2 23440

20 Mangbrue PS 46 1 20 Tarku SS 98 2 3 35160

21 Lamatan PS 45 1 21 Ralong SS 77 2 3 35160

22 Sanganath SS 129 2 22 Jarrong SS 91 2 4 46880

23 Lingyong JHS 56 1 23 Borrong SS 68 2 3 35160

24 Subuk PS 27 1 24 Tingley SS 83 2 3 35160

25 Rockland PS 29 1 25 Kewzing SS 169 3 4 46880

26 Namchi SSS 201 3 26 Neh-Broom SS 132 3 6 70320

27 Mickhola JHS 46 1 27 Lingee SS 111 2 3 35160

28 Kopchey PS 48 1 28 Namphok SS 73 2 3 35160

29 Purano Namchi PS 65 1 29 Ben SS 152 3 4 46880

30 L/Mickhola PS 31 1 30 Kitam SS 126 2 3 35160

31 Assangthang JHS 101 2 31 Namchi New SS 237 4 6 70320

32 Grunggoan PS 59 1 32 Salghari SS 128 3 4 46880

33 L/Assangthang LPS 24 1 33 Nandugoan SS 207 4 5 58600

34 Pabong SS 41 1 34 Damthang SS 75 2 3 35160

35 Tingrithang JHS 34 1 35 NTL Vok SS 93 2 3 35160

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36 Pahzer PS 37 1 36 Omchu SS 39 1 2 23440

37 U/Tingrithang LPS 5 1 37 Tingmoo SS 113 2 3 35160

38 Namchi New SS 187 3 38 Sanganath SS 99 2 5 58600

39 Gumpa-Ghurpisey JHS

104 2 39 Namchi GSSS

325 6 8 93760

40 Maniram SS 51 1 40 Pabong SS 78 2 3 35160

41 Phalidara JHS 44 1 41 Maniram SS 94 2 3 35160

42 Alleydara JHS 28 1 42 Denchong JHS 39 1 2 23440

43 Salleybong JHS 43 1

43 Dong Ambotey JHS

39 1 2 23440

44 Bhanjyang PS 78 2

44 Tinik Chisopani JHS

45 1 3 35160

45 L/Boomtar PS 71 2 45 Chumlok JHS 53 1 3 35160

46 Singithang PS 53 1 46 Lingyong JHS 39 1 2 23440

47 Damthang SS 73 2 47 Mickhola JHS 42 1 3 35160

48 U/Jaubari JHS 30 1 48 Assangthang JHS 147 3 4 46880

49 Chemchey JHS 38 1 49 Tingrithang JHS 21 1 2 23440

50 L/Jaubari PS 30 1

50 Gumpa-Ghurpisey JHS

45 1 2 23440

51 Pakchey PS 25 1 51 Phalidara JHS 47 1 2 23440

52 Chiyadara PS 35 1 52 Alleydara JHS 37 1 2 23440

53 Rong SS 54 1 53 Salleybong JHS 57 1 2 23440

54 Singtam Pallum PS 20 1 54 U/Jaubari JHS 30 1 2 23440

55 Bul PS 22 1 55 Chemchey JHS 37 1 2 23440

56 L/Singtam PS 30 1 56 Rong SS 84 2 3 35160

57 Pallum LPS 22 1 57 Tinzir JHS 86 2 3 35160

58 Shyamdas LPS 10 1 58 Mamley JHS 69 2 3 35160

59 Kamrang SS 74 2 59 Goam JHS 57 1 3 35160

60 Tinzir JHS 83 2 60 Mazitar JHS 56 1 3 35160

61 Kitchudumra PS 63 1 61 Melli-Payong JHS 68 2 3 35160

62 Mamley JHS 69 2 62 Kerabari JHS 41 1 3 35160

63 Nangdang PS 25 1 63 Suntaley JHS 89 2 3 35160

64 Chamgoan PS 24 1 64 Rabitar JHS 34 1 2 23440

65 Kitam SS 32 1 65 Turuk SS 108 2 3 35160

66 Goam JHS 63 1 66 Panchgharey JHS 47 1 2 23440

67 Mazitar JHS 68 2 67 Lungchok JHS 60 1 3 35160

68 L/Goam PS 54 1 68 Kartikey JHS 82 2 3 35160

69 L/Kitam PS 27 1 69 Kamarey JHS 39 1 2 23440

70 Sorak-Manpur PS 45 1 70 Kateng JHS 90 2 3 35160

71 Compound LPS 48 1 71 Passi JHS 57 1 2 23440

72 Melli-Gumpa SS 89 2 72 L/Perbing JHS 20 1 3 35160

73 Melli-Payong JHS 43 1 73 Phong JHS 112 2 3 35160

74 Kerabari JHS 85 2 74 Chuba JHS 76 2 4 46880

75 Kubinday PS 36 1 75 Kaizaley JHS 52 1 2 23440

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76 Begani LPS 53 1 76 Mamring JHS 36 1 2 23440

77 Melli-Bazar SS 285 5 77 T/Tea Garden JHS 78 2 7 82040

78 Sadam SSS 50 1 78 Thangsing JHS 45 1 2 23440

79 Suntaley JHS 93 2 79 Challamthang JHS 78 2 4 46880

80 Rabitar JHS 78 2 80 Namphing JHS 183 3 5 58600

81 Sukrabarey PS 48 1 81 L/Tarku JHS 102 2 3 35160

82 S/Makerzong PS 41 1

82 M/Sinchuthang JHS

38 1 2 23440

83 Rogdara PS 51 1 83 Ben Kabey JHS 51 1 2 23440

84 Turuk SS 66 2 84 Burul JHS 33 1 3 35160

85 Panchgharey JHS 85 2 85 Sangmoo JHS 113 2 4 46880

86 Billing PS 24 1 86 Dojak JHS 28 1 2 23440

87 Guptigoan PS 30 1 87 Namlung JHS 44 1 2 23440

88 Ramabong PS 50 1 88 Phamtam JHS 66 2 3 35160

89 Sumbuk SS 85 2 89 Paksom JHS 65 1 3 35160

90 Lungchok JHS 47 1 90 Deyathang JHS 62 1 2 23440

91 Kartikey JHS 91 2

91 Legship Hingdam JHS

57 1 3 35160

92 Kamarey JHS 65 1

92 Dalep Kewzing JHS

83 2 3 35160

93 Mungrang LPS 14 1 93 L/Rayong JHS 40 1 2 23440

94 Middle Lungchok LPS

0 94 U/Lingmoo JHS

29 1 1 11720

95 Rolu Manpur LPS 54 1 95 Mangzing JHS 86 2 3 35160

96 Namthang SSS 70 2 96 Tokday JHS 72 2 4 46880

97 Kateng JHS 92 2 97 Pathing JHS 49 1 3 35160

98 Ruchung PS 43 1 98 Samruk JHS 58 1 2 23440

99 Phamphok PS 40 1 99 Sokey JHS 39 1 2 23440

100 Politam PS

38 1 100 U/Yangang JHS

49 1 2 23440

101 K/Makerzong LPS

37 1 101 Karungthang JHS

74 2 3 35160

102 Kabrey SS

95 2 102 Sripatam JHS

85 2 4 46880

103 Bhalukhop PS

37 1 103 Manglee JHS

28 1 2 23440

104 Tek PS

57 1 104 Sokpay JHS

49 1 2 23440

105 Jholungay PS

32 1 105 L/Payong JHS

89 2 3 35160

106

Tangayborbotay LPS

26 1 106 L/Karjee JHS

70 2 3 35160

107 Nagipolitam PS

32 1

1 11720

108 Bikmat SS

44 1

1 11720

109 Tangzi PS

50 1

1 11720

110 Rabikhola PS

29 1

1 11720

111 Rateypani SS

98 2

2 23440

112 Passi JHS

68 2

2 23440

36

113 Khyarbotey PS

55 1

1 11720

114 Perbing SS

82 2

2 23440

115 L/Perbing JHS

65 1

1 11720

116 Perbing Khop PS

37 1

1 11720

117 Phong JHS

51 1

1 11720

118 Chuba JHS

112 2

2 23440

119 Kaizaley JHS

72 1

1 11720

120 Karekjogidara LPS

60 1

1 11720

121 Rubditoribary LPS

31 1

1 11720

122 Bansbotey LPS

35 1

1 11720

123 Turung SS

113 2

2 23440

124 Mamring JHS

87 2

2 23440

125 Donak PS

43 1

1 11720

126 Subinkhor LPS

32 1

1 11720

127 Temi SSS

108 2

2 23440

128 T/Tea Garden JHS

110 2

2 23440

129 Genchung PS

35 1

1 11720

130 Aifaltar LPS

17 1

1 11720

131 Bermiok Tokal SSS

119 2

2 23440

132 Thangsing JHS

59 1

1 11720

133 Challamthang JHS

53 1

1 11720

134 Passi PS

46 1

1 11720

135 Namphing JHS

184 3

3 35160

136 Pabong Daring SS

81 2

2 23440

137 Bermiok Dalep PS

59 1

1 11720

138 L/Challamthang PS

64 1

1 11720

139 Bermiok Daring PS

78 2

2 23440

140 Amaley LPS

81 2

2 23440

141 L/Namphing LPS

94 2

2 23440

142 Rakep LPS

49 1

1 11720

143 Aapgaci Botey LPS

36 1

1 11720

144 Tarku SS

45 1

1 11720

145 L/Tarku JHS

42 1

1 11720

146 Kamargoan PS

54 1

1 11720

37

147 Lower Tanak PS

62 1

1 11720

148

Tarku Gairigoan LPS

22 1

1 11720

149 Upper Tanak PS

45 1

1 11720

150 Ben SS

102 2

2 23440

151 M/Sinchuthang JHS

96 2

2 23440

152 Ben Kabey JHS

63 1

1 11720

153 Simkharka PS

55 1

1 11720

154 Ben Peku PS

37 1

1 11720

155 B/Namphrick LPS

13 1

1 11720

156 Deu Dentam LPS

32 1

1 11720

157 Ben Katuja LPS

39 1

1 11720

158 Ben Rolock LPS

23 1

1 11720

159 Tingley SS

99 2

2 23440

160 Burul JHS

91 2

2 23440

161 Dong Tingley LPS

16 1

1 11720

162 Nizrameng PS

41 1

1 11720

163 VCGL SSS

199 3

3 35160

164 Sangmoo JHS

89 2

2 23440

165 Dojak JHS

117 2

2 23440

166 Rankey PS

66 2

2 23440

167 Gangla PS

87 2

2 23440

168 U/Rayong PS

26 1

1 11720

169 Ralong SS

39 1

1 11720

170 Namlung JHS

116 2

2 23440

171 R/Lingding PS

34 1

1 11720

172 R/Lungsing PS

40 1

1 11720

173 Mangardalam LPS

18 1

1 11720

174 Borrong SS

86 2

2 23440

175 Phamtam JHS

78 2

2 23440

176 Paksom JHS

68 2

2 23440

177 Maypong PS

64 1

1 11720

178 B/Suntaley LPS

21 1

1 11720

179 B/Dhargoan LPS

9 1

1 11720

180 L/Borong LPS

12 1

1 11720

38

181 Chittrey LPS

24 1

1 11720

182 P/Makerzong LPS

30 1

1 11720

183 Sada LPS

30 1

1 11720

184 Jarrong SS

78 2

2 23440

185 Deyathang JHS

92 2

2 23440

186 K/Tea Garden JHS

60 1

1 11720

187 L/Jarrong PS

74 2

2 23440

188 Berfung P.S

39 1

1 11720

189 Anithang LPS

9 1

1 11720

190

Roneck Chunam LPS

10 1

1 11720

191 Manchok LPS

35 1

1 11720

192 Kewzing SS

161 3

3 35160

193

Legship Hingdam JHS

68 2

2 23440

194 Dalep Kewzing JHS

58 1

1 11720

195 Bakhim PS

36 1

1 11720

196 Lingzoo PS

73 2

2 23440

197 Rhoneck LPS

5 1

1 11720

198

Legship Dhargoan LPS

13 1

1 11720

199 L/Rayong JHS

90 2

2 23440

200 Middle Rayong LPS

23 1

1 11720

201 Tarnim LPS

24 1

1 11720

202 Lower Tarnim LPS

32 1

1 11720

203 Lingmoo SSS

149 3

3 35160

204 U/Lingmoo JHS

133 3

3 35160

205 Pepthang LPS

35 1

1 11720

206 Bandey LPS

24 1

1 11720

207 Neh-Broom SS

127 2

2 23440

208 Mangzing JHS

137 3

3 35160

209 Tokday JHS

129 2

2 23440

210 Jogidara PS

38 1

1 11720

211 U/Neh PS

85 2

2 23440

212 L/Broom LPS

32 1

1 11720

213 Yangang SSS

125 2

2 23440

214 Pathing JHS

64 1

1 11720

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EAST DISTRICT[ REQUIREMENT OF LPG REFILLING] PRIMARY LEVEL UPPER PRY LEVAL

TOTAL LPG REQ.

[PRY & UPS]

TOTAL AMOUNT [@1172/1

0 months]

Sl.No Name of school Enrol

LPG REFIL IN NO.

SL.NO

NAME OF SCHOOLS

Enrol LPG REFILL IN NO

1 Samdong SSS 66 2 1 Samdong SSS 139 3 5 58600

2 Dikchu SSS 174 4 2 Dikchu SSS 235 5 9 105480

3 Machong SSS 76 2 3 Tumin SS 139 3 5 58600

4 Dikling SSS 170 4 4

Lower Samdong SS

88 2 6 70320

5 Tumin SS 88 2 5

Rakdong T. JHS

119 3 5 58600

215 Samruk JHS

95 2

2 23440

216 Sokey JHS

83 2

2 23440

217 U/Yangang JHS

100 2

2 23440

218 Rangang PS

69 2

2 23440

219 U/Satam PS

45 1

1 11720

220 Majuwa LPS

37 1

1 11720

221 Namphok SS

153 3

3 35160

222 Karungthang JHS

91 2

2 23440

223 Sripatam JHS

118 2

2 23440

224 Manglee JHS

82 2

2 23440

225 Kateng Dingtar LPS

42 1

1 11720

226 Lingee SS

107 2

2 23440

227 Sokpay JHS

54 1

1 11720

228 L/Payong JHS

54 1

1 11720

229 L/Karjee JHS

121 2

2 23440

230 Badamtam PS

98 2

2 23440

231 Kaw PS

66 2

2 23440

232 Sumsee PS

19 1

1 11720

233 Darakharka PS

40 1

1 11720

TOTAL 14674 333 9583 202 535 6270200

40

6 Lower Samdong SS

71 2 6 Phalaichadara JHS

52 1 3 35160

7 Rakdong Tintek JHS

33 1 7 T. Namrang JHS

37 1 2 23440

8 Phalichadara 59 2 8

Suryodaya T. JHS

23 1 3 35160

9 T. Namrang JHS 56 2 9

Simick Lingay JHS

30 1 3 35160

10 Suryodaya T. JHS

73 2 10 Patuk Chandey JHS

76 2 4 46880

11 Simick Lingay JHS

54 2 11 Ralay JHS 88 2 4 46880

12 Patuk Chandey JHS

45 1 12 Dikling SSS 159 4 5 58600

13 Ralay JHS 112 3 13 Machong SSS 125 3 6 70320

14 Tintek Chuba PS 40 1 14 Mamring SSS 94 2 3 35160

15 T. Saraswati PS 64 2 15 Aho Shanti PS 134 3 5 58600

16 Samthar PS 26 1 16

Namchaybung SS

154 4 5 58600

17 Rakdong Sokpay PS

54 2 17 Pachrykhani SS

126 3 5 58600

18 T. Marchak PS 77 2 18 Ahokishan JHS 139 3 5 58600

19 Kambal PS 89 2 19 Nimtar JHS 71 2 4 46880

20 L. Kambal PS 50 1 20 Pakyong JHS 166 4 5 58600

21 Toribari PS 30 1 21 Raigaon JHS 20 1 2 23440

22 Laxminiketan PS 9 1 22 Rorathang JHS 79 2 3 35160

23 Machilakha PS 26 1 23 Amba JHS 37 1 2 23440

24 Tumin Barang PS

83 2 24 Pachay JHS 92 2 4 46880

25 T. Dhanbari PS 46 1 25 Parakha JHS 38 1 2 23440

26 Subithang PS 42 1 26

Barapathing JHS

55 2 3 35160

27 Mintokgang PS 24 1 27

Pachaykhani shanskrit

40 1 2 23440

28 Central Patuk PS 64 2 28 Tarpin SS 191 4 6 70320

29 Patuk Kokalay PS

78 2 29 Sudungla SS 101 2 4 46880

30 Dongaythang PS 26 1 30 Lingkay SS 110 3 4 46880

31 Tumin Monastic 25 1 31

Rhenock Bazar JHS

98 2 3 35160

32 Simick Lingay mon

31 1 32 Gangchung JHS

55 2 3 35160

33 Rakdong Tenjung G

21 1 33 Mulukay JHS 49 1 2 23440

34 Samdong Monastic

26 1 34 Bering JHS 76 2 3 35160

35 Samdong Shanskrit

30 1 35 Taza JHS 44 1 2 23440

41

36 Mamring SSS 74 2 36 Dugalakha JHS 71 2 4 46880

37 Aho Shanti SS 96 2 37 Taraythang JHS 104 2 4 46880

38 Namchaybung SS

96 2 38 Lingkay Shanskrit

10 1 3 35160

39 Pachaykhani SS 127 3 39 Rongli JHS 224 5 8 93760

40 Aho Kishan JHS 167 4 40

South Regu JHS

86 2 6 70320

41 Nimtar JHS 110 3 41 North Regu JHS 49 1 4 46880

42 Pakyong Bazar JHS

156 3 42 R. Khamdong JHS

83 2 5 58600

43 Raigaon JHS 56 1 43

Phadamchen SS

72 2 3 35160

44 Rorathang JHS 112 3 44 Lingtam SS 159 4 7 82040

45 Amba JHS 54 1 45 Rolep SS 117 3 4 46880

46 Pachay JHS 112 3 46 Aritar SS 135 3 6 70320

47 Parakha JHS 49 1 47 Dalapchand SS 107 3 4 46880

48 Barapathing JHS 76 2 48 Rhenock SSS 211 5 7 82040

49 U. Kadamtam PS 15 1 49

Chujachen SSS

180 4 5 58600

50 L. Kadamtam PS 28 1 50 Khamdong SSS 123 4 5 58600

51 Aho Yangtam PS 62 2 51 Singtam SSS 281 6 8 93760

52 Pachay Samsing PS

84 2 52 Sang SSS 181 4 6 70320

53 Tinkharka PS 14 1 53 Sirwani SS 175 4 5 58600

54 Taksang PS 48 1 54

Middle Camp SS

197 4 5 58600

55 Tokchi PS 26 1 55 Makha SS 111 3 4 46880

56 Kartok PS 39 1 56 Martam SS 145 3 4 46880

57 Rikyap PS 40 1 57

Sang Tshalamthang SS

70 2 3 35160

58 Pheri PS 55 2 58 Ralap JHS 83 2 4 46880

59 Latuk PS 13 1 59

Martam Yangthang JHS

46 1 2 23440

60 Lossing PS 49 1 60 Bhirkuna JHS 46 1 2 23440

61 Thekabung PS 23 1 61 Burung JHS 17 1 2 23440

62 Basilakha PS 52 2 62 Dochum JHS 46 1 3 35160

63 Changay Monastic

20 1 63 Singbel JHS 47 1 2 23440

64 Kartok Monastic 40 1 64

Sakyong Namgaythang JHS

27 1 2 23440

65 Aho Yangtam Shanskrit

10 1 65 Simick Marchak JHS

30 1 2 23440

66 Tarpin SS 128 3 66

Assamlingey SSS

173 4 7 82040

42

67 Sudunglakha SS 97 2 67

Biraspati Ranipool SSS

297 6 8 93760

68 Lingkay SS 79 2 68 Deorali G. SSS 451 9 11 128920

69 Rhenock Bazar JHS

156 4 69 Enchay SSS 211 4 8 93760

70 Gangchung JHS 65 2 70 Lindok SSS 104 2 4 46880

71 Mulukay JHS 70 2 71 Tadong SSS 573 12 14 164080

72 Bering JHS 53 1 72 T. N. . SSS 239 5 6 70320

73 Taza JHS 88 2 73

West Point SSS

465 9 11 128920

74 Dugalakha JHS 111 3 74 Pabyuik SS 95 2 5 58600

75 Taraythang JHS 89 2 75 Modern SS 435 9 11 128920

76 Reshi PS 130 3 76 Penlong SS 115 3 6 70320

77 Tarpin Salghari PS

61 2 77 L.. Syari SS 107 2 4 46880

78 L. Sudunglakha PS

39 1 78 Nandok SS 74 2 3 35160

79 Rungdung PS 49 1 79 Sichay SS 325 7 8 93760

80 Kaputhang PS 35 1 80 Bojoghari SS 188 4 5 58600

81 Taksang Kaizalay PS

48 1 81 Arithang C.S.Rai JHS

212 5 6 70320

82 Ankuchen PS 13 1 82 Lumsay JHS 67 2 3 35160

83 L. Bering PS 22 1 83 Tumlabung JHS 81 2 3 35160

84 D. Manpur PS 12 1 84 Burtuk JHS 223 5 6 70320

85 Titribotay PS 43 1 85

Namong Arithang JHS

37 1 2 23440

86 Linkey Mochong Monastic

30 1 86 Lingding JHS 56 2 3 35160

87 Machong Monstic 23 1 87 Gaucharan JHS 66 2 3 35160

88 Taraythang Shanskrit

24 1 88 U. Syari JHS 157 3 4 46880

89 Adarsh Shanskrit Rhenock

33 1 89 Namphong JHS 12 1 2 23440

90 Lingkay Shanskrit

25 1 90 4th Mile JHS 37 1 2 23440

91 Dokchen PS 28 1 91 Rongneck JHS 151 3 4 46880

92 Gangyap PS 10 1 92 Bhusuk JHS 80 2 3 35160

93 Deoling PS 24 1 93 Pangthang JHS 59 2 3 35160

94 Lokdara PS 46 1 94 L. Nandok JHS 54 1 2 23440

95 Dzuluk PS 17 1 95 Sauraney JHS 34 1 2 23440

96 Bouchen PS 18 1 96

Tshuglakhang Monastic

33 1 2 23440

97 Changaylakha PS

45 1 97 Ranka SSS 251 5 6 70320

98 C. Lungchok PS 48 1 98 Rumtek SSS 170 4 5 58600

43

99 Lamaten PS 36 1 99 Luing SS 107 3 4 46880

100 Dodachen PS 50 1 100

Samalingdum JHS

76 2 3 35160

101 Posakay PS 72 2 101 Adampool JHS 119 3 5 58600

102 Chandanay PS 23 1 102 Perbing JHS 49 1 2 23440

103 Thungsung PS 73 2 103 Ray-mindu JHS 57 2 4 46880

104 Subhanaydara PS

19 1 104 Thamidara JHS 47 1 2 23440

105 Chunbhati PS 37 1 105

Central Pandam SSS

197 4 5 58600

106 U. Khamdong PS

56 2 106 Rangpo SSS 259 9 11 128920

107 Sisnay PS 73 2 107 S. Sardare 134 3 5 58600

108 L. Dalapchand PS

64 2 108 Sumin Linchey SS

132 3 5 58600

109 Pasting PS 39 1 109 Padamchey SS 97 2 3 35160

110 Pachasaraswati PS

35 1 110 Duga SS 215 5 6 70320

111 Nimachen PS 34 1 111 L. Sumin SS 85 2 3 35160

112 Katorbotay PS 32 1 112 Bardang JHS 125 3 4 46880

113 Agrigaon PS 30 1 113

Churibhotey JHs

95 2 3 35160

114 Middle Aritar PS 43 1 114 Bhesmay JHS 36 1 2 23440

115 R.P.Phencholing Monastic

34 1 115 Rangpo Bazar JHS

250 5 6 70320

116 Budha Shanskrit Monastic

23 1 116 Majitar JHs 187 4 5 58600

117 U. Khamdong Sanskrit

10 1 117 Sazong JHS 31 1 2 23440

118 Rongli JHS 236 5 118 Damlakha JHs 39 1 6 70320

119 South Regu JHS 84 2 119

Singleybong JHS

42 1 3 35160

120 North Regu JHS 43 1 120 Pachak JHS 83 2 3 35160

121 Rhenock Khamdong JHS

78 2 121 S. Mangthang 41 1 3 35160

122 Phadamchen SS 49 1 122 U. Sumin 21 1 2 23440

123 Lingtam SS 87 2 2 23440

124 Rolep SS 98 2 2 23440

125 Aritar SS 79 2 2 23440

126 Dalapchand SS 68 2 2 23440

127 Rhenock SSS 163 4 4 46880

128 Chujachen SSS 79 2 2 23440

44

129 Khamdong Sosnamoti SSS

121 3 3 35160

130 Singtam SSS 349 7 7 82040

131 Sang SSS 79 2 2 23440

132 Sirwani SS 199 4 4 46880

133 Middle Camp SS 111 3 3 35160

134 Makha SS 187 4 4 46880

135 Martam SS 126 3 3 35160

136 Sang Tshalamthang SS

82 2 2 23440

137 Ralap JHS 221 5 5 58600

138 Martam Yangthang JHS

82 2 2 23440

139 Bhirkuna JHS 124 3 3 35160

140 Burung JHS 55 2 2 23440

141 Dochum JHS 78 2 2 23440

142 Singbel JHS 140 3 3 35160

143 Sakyong Namgaythang JHS

87 2 2 23440

144 Samlick Marchak JHS

45 1 1 11720

145 Tirkutam PS 60 2 2 23440

146 Sangkhola PS 98 2 2 23440

147 Sakyong Chisopani PS

83 2 2 23440

148 Rabdang Chotang PS

62 2 2 23440

149 Nazitam PS 53 1 1 11720

150 Lingdong PS 68 2 2 23440

151 Dipudara PS 63 2 2 23440

152 Chuja Martam PS

46 1 1 11720

153 Bengthangsing PS

57 2 2 23440

154 Beng PS 70 2 2 23440

45

155 Badangthangsing PS

53 1 1 11720

156 Martam Lingtam PS

36 1 1 11720

157 Namin Dhurva PS

43 1 1 11720

158 Marchak Chuten PS

61 2 2 23440

159 Zingla PS 37 1 1 11720

160 Namjong Martam Monastic

40 1 1 11720

161 Tirkutam Manilakhang

26 1 1 11720

162 Chonkhar Martam Monastic

30 1 1 11720

163 Sang Monastic 42 1 1 11720

164 Assamlingey SSS

107 3 3 35160

165 Biraspati Ranipool SSS

326 7 7 82040

166 Enchay SSS 218 5 5 58600

167 Deorali SSS 478 10 10 117200

168 Lindok SSS 96 2 2 23440

169 Tadong SSS 640 13 13 152360

170 T. N. G. SSS 192 4 4 46880

171 West Point SSS 646 13 13 152360

172 Pabyuik SS 64 2 2 23440

173 Modern SS 546 11 11 128920

174 Penlong SS 67 2 2 23440

175 L.. Syari SS 112 3 3 35160

176 Nandok SS 76 2 2 23440

177 Sichay SS 502 10 10 117200

178 Bojoghari SS 220 5 5 58600

179 Arithang C.S.Rai JHS

358 7 7 82040

180 Lumsay JHS 179 4 4 46880

181 Tumlabung JHS 113 3 3 35160

182 Burtuk JHS 251 5 5 58600

183 Namong Arithang JHS

98 2 2 23440

184 Lingding JHS 126 3 3 35160

185 Gaucharan JHS 38 1 1 11720

186 U. Syari JHS 240 5 5 58600

46

187 Namphong JHS 25 1 1 11720

188 4th Mile JHS 83 2 2 23440

189 Rongneck JHS 206 4 4 46880

190 Bhusuk JHS 82 2 2 23440

191 Pangthang JHS 54 1 1 11720

192 L. Nandok JHS 115 3 3 35160

193 Sauraney JHS 67 2 2 23440

194 Sotak PS 33 1 1 11720

195 Nimthang PS 35 1 1 11720

196 Samdur PS 68 2 2 23440

197 Chongaytar PS 64 2 2 23440

198 Yali PS 40 1 1 11720

199 Navay PS 37 1 1 11720

200 L. Burtuk JHS 129 3 3 35160

201 10th Mile PS 23 1 1 11720

202 Pangthang SAP Camp PS

45 1 1 11720

203 Thegu PS 10 1 1 11720

204 Chuba PS 47 2 2 23440

205 Daring Lingay PS 31 1 1 11720

206 Merung PS 55 2 2 23440

207 Tshuglakhang Monastic

71 2 2 23440

208 Burtuk Manilakhang Monast

30 1 1 11720

209 Navay Sotak Monastic

31 1 1 11720

210 Sa-Nger Rongneck Monastic

40 1 1 11720

211 Dichen Choling Sichey

35 1 1 11720

212 Pabyuik Monastic 30 1 1 11720

213 Kagyut Chandbari Monastic

30 1 1 11720

214 Deorali Churten Monastic

589 12 12 140640

215 Enchay Monastic 99 2 2 23440

216 ODC Gangjong Monastic

102 2 2 23440

217 Takchi Ani Monastic

28 1 1 11720

218 Burtuk Tamu 18 1 1 11720

47

Monastic

219 Arithang G. Monastic

18 1 1 11720

220 Takshi Dubda Monastic

25 1 1 11720

221 Pancheyswar Sivalaya Shans

26 1 1 11720

222 Ranka SSS 124 3 3 35160

223 Rumtek SSS 88 2 2 23440

224 Luing SS 91 2 2 23440

225 Samalingdum JHS

121 3 3 35160

226 Adampool JHS 105 3 3 35160

227 Perbing JHS 58 2 2 23440

228 Ray-mindu JHS 60 2 2 23440

229 Thamidara JHS 62 2 2 23440

230 Chinzay PS 42 1 1 11720

231 Sajong Timpem PS

68 2 2 23440

232 Ranka Raigaon PS

47 1 1 11720

233 R. Kaiyathang PS

36 1 1 11720

234 Mahabhir PS 29 1 1 11720

235 Doksing PS 32 1 1 11720

236 L. Luing PS 73 2 2 23440

237 Barbing PS 48 1 1 11720

238 Phenjong PS 39 1 1 11720

239 Katuk Vidhyasagar PS

68 2 2 23440

240 Old Monastry Rumtek

45 1 1 11720

241 Raymindu Timpem Monastic

40 1 1 11720

242 Ml Chaksam Monastic

20 1 1 11720

243 Central Pandam SSS

108 2 2 23440

244 Rangpo SSS 146 3 3 35160

245 S.Sardarey SS 103 2 2 23440

246 Sumin Linchey SS

149 3 3 35160

247 Padamchey SS 133 3 3 35160

248 Duga SS 161 4 4 46880

249 L. Sumin SS 96 2 2 23440

48

250 Bardang JHS 184 4 4 46880

251 Churibhotey JHs 42 1 1 11720

252 Bhesmay JHS 96 2 2 23440

253 Rangpo Bazar JHS

457 9 9 105480

254 Majitar JHs 255 5 5 58600

255 Sazong JHS 86 2 2 23440

256 Damlakha JHs 59 2 2 23440

257 Singleybong JHS 96 2 2 23440

258 Pachak JHS 96 2 2 23440

259 S. Mangthang 84 2 2 23440

260 U. Sumin 61 2 2 23440

261 Kumrek PS 72 2 2 23440

262 Kamerey PS 71 2 2 23440

263 Saku Khani 67 2 2 23440

264 Khanigaon Ps 71 2 2 23440

265 U. Pachak PS 25 1 1 11720

266 Samsingsuntley 30 1 1 11720

267 Kaiyong 47 1 1 11720

268 Okherbotey 43 1 1 11720

269 Budang 43 1 1 11720

270 Sawney 70 2 2 23440

271 Zitlang PS 125 3 3 35160

272 U. Lanchey 25 1 1 11720

273 Tashi Palden Mons

39 1 1 11720

274 Thupden G. mons

60 2 2 23440

275 Shri Kedareshwar Sans

30 1 1 11720

TOTAL 23301

578 14668 342 920 10782400

STATUS OF LPG CONNECTION AND PROPOSAL OF NORTH DISTRICT

PRIMARY UPPER PRIMARY

49

Sl No.

Name of School Enrol No. of

Cylinders

For 10 Months

Amount @1172

Enroll No. of

Cylinders

For 10

Months

Amount @1172

1

1. MANGAN SSS 263 5 10 58600 291 4 10 46880

2. RANG RANG JHS 180 4 10 46880 93 2 10 23440

3. RINGHEM JHS 118 3 10 35160 118 3 10 35160

4. MALLING PS 45 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5. NAMPATAM PS 91 2 10 23440 0 0 0 0

6. KALAY PS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2

1. PHODONG SSS 66 2 10 23440 95 2 10 23440

2. TUMLONG JHS 63 2 10 23440 38 1 10 11720

3. RAMTHANG PS 38 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. TANEK PS 32 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5. TADONG PS 18 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

6. PHODONG GUMPA

LPS 23 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

3

1. HEEGYATHANG SSS 97 2 10 23440 68 2 10 23440

2. GNON SAMDONG JHS 38 1 10 11720 46 1 10 11720

3. GNON PS 16 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. BRINGBONG PS 34 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5. HEE RAVONG PS 7 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4

1. LACHUNG SS 29 1 10 11720 23 1 10 11720

2. SARCHOK UPS 58 2 10 23440 19 1 10 11720

3. BITCHU PS 23 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5

1. SINGHIK SS 148 3 10 35160 114 3 10 35160

2. PAKSHEP UPS 110 3 10 35160 76 2 10 23440

3. NADAY PS 72 2 10 23440 0 0 0 0

6

1. PHENSONG SS 42 1 10 11720 65 2 10 23440

2. PHAMTAM JHS 25 1 10 11720 49 1 10 11720

3. CHAWANG PS 37 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. MENRONGONG PS 23 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5. LABI RINGDAM PS 29 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

6. MOLOM PS 14 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

7. SHIPTHANG PS 6 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

8. RARIK LPS 23 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

9. TINGZIM LPS 7 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

7

1. MANUL UPS 66 2 10 23440 66 2 10 23440

2. RAMOM PS 15 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

3. NAGA PS 74 2 10 23440 49 1 10 11720

4. VOONG PS 29 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5. MEYOUNG PS 29 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

8 1. CHUNGTHANG SS 80 2 10 23440 114 3 10 35160

2. MUNSHITHANG PS 31 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

50

3. BOP LPS 23 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. THENG LPS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5. PEGONG LPS 22 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

9

1. LACHEN SS 21 1 10 11720 13 1 10 11720

2. CHATTEN LPS 15 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

3. MUGUTHANG LPS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

10 1. TINGCHIM JHS 76 2 10 23440 55 2 10 23440

2. RALAK JHS 79 2 10 23440 29 1 10 11720

11

1. MANGSHILLA SS 115 3 10 35160 136 3 10 35160

2. NAMOK JHS 50 1 10 11720 38 1 10 11720

3. SWAYEM JHS 59 2 10 23440 37 1 10 11720

4. THIBUK UPS 75 2 10 23440 37 1 10 11720

5. LOWER MANGSHILLA

PS 57 2 10 23440 0 0 0 0

6. UPPER MANGSHILLA

PS 70 2 10 23440 0 0 0 0

12

1. GOR SS 64 2 10 23440 87 2 10 23440

2. SANGTOK PS 55 2 10 23440 28 1 10 11720

3. LUM PS 25 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. TARYANG PS 59 2 10 23440 0 0 0 0

5. PHEEDANG PS 49 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

6. LINGTYANG LPS 3 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

13

1. LINGDONG SS 122 3 10 35160 135 3 10 35160

2. BARFOK PS 18 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

3. MANZING PS 12 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. SANGKALANG LPS 20 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

14

1. PASSINGDONG SS 56 2 10 23440 81 2 10 23440

2. LINGTHEM JHS 31 1 10 11720 26 1 10 11720

3. LEEK PS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4. 4TH MILES PS 23 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5. LINGDEM PS 38 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

15

1. TINGVONG SS 33 1 10 11720 23 1 10 11720

2. NAMPRIK UPS 39 1 10 11720 23 1 10 11720

3. LINGKOO LPS 16 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

16

1. LINGZYA UPS 54 1 10 11720 24 1 10 11720

2. SAKYOUNG PS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3. PENTONG PS 12 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. LAVEN PS 17 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

17 1. SALIM PAKYAL UPS 40 1 10 11720 24 1 10 11720

2. SHIPGYER 30 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

18

1. KALZANG GYATSO

SS 94 2 10 23440 123 3 10 35160

2. GAIKHANA PS 32 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

51

3. GAIREE PS 22 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

4. BAKCHA PS 11 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

5. LONGBOO LPS 25 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

6. LINGCHOM LPS 27 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

7. TINGDA LPS 41 1 10 11720 0 0 0 0

GRAND TOTAL 3829 116 1359520 2243 57 668040

L.P.G CYLINDER DETAILS UNDER M.D.M OF SCHOOL UNDER WEST DISTRICT

Sl School Primary U.Primary Total Requirement of LPG refill

L.P.G already received

No Enrolment Enrolment

1 BARIAKHOP SSS 94 113 4 0

2 CHAKUNG SSS 87 177 6 0

3 DENTAM SSS 101 198 7 0

4 GYALSHING SSS 254 248 8 0

5 HEE-YANGTHANG SSS 82 219 6 0

6 MANGALBARIA SSS 96 179 6 2

7 PELLING SSS 129 169 7 0

8 SOMBARIA SSS 103 165 7 0

9 SORENG SSS 131 280 7 0

10 TASHIDING SSS 231 216 8 2

11 KALUK SSS 88 205 6 1

12 DARAP SSS 133 158 7 0

13 YOKSUM SSS 104 187 7 2

14 THARPU SSS 113 154 7 0

15 BERMIOK MARTAM SS 70 162 6 2

16 CHUMBONG SS 59 76 4 2

17 DARAMDIN SS 192 240 8 0

18 DODAK SS 57 105 5 0

19 GELLING SS 43 111 4 0

20 GERETHANG SS 75 112 5 0

21 LEGSHIP SS 119 119 6 2

22 KAMLING SS 62 115 5 0

52

23 KHANDU SS 113 144 6 0

24 KHANISERBONG SS 159 78 6 2

25 KHECHUPERI SS 87 151 6 0

26 LINGCHOM SS 131 142 6 0

27 OKHERY SS 56 124 5 0

28 RIBDI SS 91 78 6 0

29 SAKYONG SS 72 217 8 0

30 SREEBADAM SS 73 165 8 2

31 TIMBURBONG SS 92 155 8 0

32 UTTERAY SS 90 171 8 0

33 YANGSUM SS 89 94 4 1

34 ZOOM SS 50 65 3 0

35 PAKKI GOAN SS 47 77 3 2

36 PIPALAY SS 129 105 6 2

37 RESHI SS 86 73 4 2

38 MUKRUNG SS 64 118 5 2

39 TIKPUR SS 100 135 5 2

40 M. GEYZING SS 149 81 5 2

41 MELLI SS 77 77 4 2

42 BONGTEN SS 138 123 6 2

43 KARJEE SS 50 67 3 2

44 BEGHA JHS 73 108 5 2

45 C. BUDANG JHS 61 52 4 0

46 CENTRAL MARTAM JHS 97 85 4 2

47 CHOTA SAMDONG JHS 106 116 6 2

48 CHINGTHANG JHS 103 49 4 2

49 DENTAMTAR JHS 102 0 3 2

50 DEYTHANG JHS 78 62 4 2

51 GANGYAP JHS 67 79 4 2

52 HATTIDHUNGA JHS 69 107 5 2

53 HEE - PATAL JHS 60 48 3 2

54 JHUSINGTHANG JHS 103 80 5 2

55 L. BERMIOK JHS 65 90 4 2

56 LABDANG JHS 66 59 5 2

57 LANGANG JHS 106 116 6 2

58 LUNGCHOK JHS 75 136 5 2

53

59 MABONG JHS 121 55 5 2

60 MALBASEY BUDANG JHS 85 47 3 2

61 MALBASEY JHS 55 72 4 2

62 MANGSARI JHS 71 68 4 2

63 MILLING JHS 74 46 3 0

64 NAJOR BERFOK JHS 104 42 4 2

65 NAYA BAZAR JHS 170 196 8 2

66 PELLING CHUMPONG JHS 96 87 4 0

67 RIMBIK JHS 85 70 4 2

68 RINCHENPONG JHS 113 71 5 2

69 RUMBUK JHS 72 81 4 2

70 SAMDONG JHS 50 86 3 2

71 SARDONG JHS 123 130 6 2

72 SINGLING JHS 47 58 3 2

73 SOPAKHA JHS 96 86 4 2

74 TIMBRONG JHS 52 37 3 1

75 UPPER GERETHANG JHS 56 45 3 0

76 ZEEL JHS 75 42 3 2

77 AGRI NAYA BUSTY JHS 60 26 3 0

78 BERMIOK DARAGOAN JHS 100 40 3 0

79 BIRDANG JHS 95 17 3 0

80 BOJECK JHS 95 37 3 0

81 BOOM RESHI JHS 99 25 3 2

82 L. CHONGRANG JHS 87 26 3 1

83 LUNGYAM JHS 103 39 3 0

84 RADHU JHS 120 31 4 0

85 SAWALIGOAN JHS 118 33 4 0

86 SEGENG JHS 111 38 4 0

87 SIMBOLEY JHS 82 39 3 0

88 TAMATAM JHS 88 35 3 0

89 OMCHUNG JHS 107 40 4 0

90 DARAPTHANG JHS 87 34 3 1

91 MIDDLE CHONGRANG JHS 83 41 3 0

92 AMBOTEY PS 58 0 2 1

93 ANDEN PS 44 0 1 0

94 BARAKHELEY DARA PS 36 0 1 1

54

95 BARASAMSING PS 58 0 2 1

96 BEYONG PS 45 0 1 0

97 BHALUKHOP PS 50 0 1 0

98 BHANJYANG DARA PS 50 0

1 1

99 BHARENG PS 50 0 1 1

100 BOOM MELLI PS 44 0 1 1

101 BULUNG PS 26 0 1 0

102 CHONGZONG PS 87 0

2 1

103 DHUPIDARA PS 65 0 2 0

104 GITANG PS 43 0 1 1

105 GYANODAYA PS 55 0 2 0

106 HEE - SAPONG PS 42 0 1 0

107 HEE MAJGAON PS 53 0 2 1

108 HOORGOAN PS 52 0 2 0

109 JAMBUDARA PS 39 0 1 1

110 JHANKRI DHUNGA PS 38 0 1 0

111 KARTHOK PS 55 0 2 0

112 KHUTTIDARA PS 20 0 1 0

113 KONGRI PS 68 0 2 1

114 L. BHALUTHANG PS 54 0 2 0

115 L. HATHIDHUNGA PS 53 0

2 1

116 L. KARTHOK PS 41 0

1 0

117 L. MANGNAM PS 20 0 1 0

118 L. SAPUNG PS 42 0 1 0

119 L. TADONG PS 48 0

1 0

120 L.OKHERY PS 65 0 2 1

121 LABING PS 105 0 3 1

122 LAMATHANG PS 18 0 1 1

123 LEDUNG PS 76 0 2 0

124 LOWER SULDUNG PS 40 0 1 0

125 MANGTABONG PS 28 0 1 0

126 MEGYONG PS 76 0

2 0

127 MENDOGOAN PS 69 0 2 1

128 SEEMABONG PS 12 0 1 0

129 MIDDLE TAKUTHANG PS 32 0

1 0

130 MOONEWGAON PS 80 0 2 1

55

131 NAMBU PS 31 0 1 1

132 NAMGAON PS 26 0

1 0

133 NIJGOAN PS 39 0

1 0

134 PECHREK PS 28 0 1 0

135 PURETAR PS 59 0 2 1+1

136 RAMIDHAM PS 52 0

1 0

137 RANGIT PS 63 0 2 0

138 RUPSANG PS 32 0 1 0

139 SAKBARI PS 59 0

2 0

140 SALAGDANG PS 56 0 2 0

141 SAPREYNAGI PS 63 0 2 0

142 SAPUNG PS 47 0 1 0

143 SHANKU PS 38 0 1 0

144 SIKTAM PS 52 0 1 1

145 SIMKUNA - BHASMEY PS 36 0 1 0

146 SIMPHOK PS 50 0 1 0

147 SINGDRANG 36 0 1 0

148 SINGPHENG PS 41 0 1 0

149 SINGYANG PS 46 0 1 1

150 SOM BUSTY PS 94 0 2 1

151 TAFEL PS 40 0

1 0

152 TAREYBHIR PS 22 0 1 0

153 THINGLING - II 24 0 1 0

154 THONGLING PS 31 0 1 1

155 TING TING GAON PS 45 0 1 1

156 TINZIRING PS 42 0 1 1

157 TOYANG PS 63 0 2 1

158 TSONG PS 51 0 1 1

159 U. BHALUTHANG PS 57 0 2 1

160 U. KAMLING PS 61 0 2 1

161 U. MARTAM PS 54 0 2 1

162 UPPER SHANKU 11 0 1 0

163 YANGTEY PS 62 0 2 1

164 MIDDLE BEGHA PS 46 0 1 0

165 LOWER RADHU PS 50 0 1 0

166 RINGYANG PS 56 0 2 0

56

167 POKHARI DARA PS 59 0 2 0

168 ARUBOTEY PS 46 0 1 0

169 BARBOTEY PS 11 0 1 1

170 BYADUNG PS 36 0 1 0

171 BOOM - RINCHENPONG PS

33 0 1 1

172 BUKSUM PS 30 0

1 0

173 BURUL SINGTAM PS 54 0 2 0

174 CHANGAY PS 49 0 1 0

175 CHEWRIBOTEY PS 35 0 1 2

176 CHOJO PS 47 0 1 0

177 CHUMANG PS 26 0 1 0

178 DHUNKUTEYDARA PS 40 0

1 0

179 GHUMAUNEY PS 50 0 1 0

180 HEE - TAMABONG PS 41 0 1 0

181 HEE KEYONGBARI PS 24 0 1 1

182 JAUBARI PS 30 0

1 1

183 KABIRTHANG PS 51 0 2 0

184 KHORONG PS 49 0 1 0

185 KOLBONG PS 40 0 1 0

186 KONABAR PS 44 0 1 0

187 LETHANG PS 29 0 1 0

188 LOWER RUMBUK PS 34 0 1 0

189 LOWER SANGADORJEE PS

20 0 1 0

190 LOWER TIMBURBUNG PS 74 0 2 0

191 LUNGZICK PS 53 0 2 0

192 MAJUWA PS 29 0 1 1

193 MANGSABONG PS 29 0 1 0

194 NAKU TADONG PS 67 0 2 0

195 NAMBU MANGTHANG PS 41 0 1 0

196 NAMBU TARENG PS 14 0 1 0

197 NASA PS 18 0 1 0

198 NERDANG PS 50 0 1 0

199 NESA ARITHANG PS 28 0 1 0

200 OKHERBOTEY PS 26 0 1 0

201 PARENGGAON PS 32 0

1 1

202 PEWTHANG PS 62 0 2 0

57

203 PHUCHEBONG PS 42 0 1 0

204 RUNGDU PS 19 0 1 0

205 RAMITAY PS 55 0 2 0

206 REYTHANG PS 52 0 2 0

207 SALLEY PS 89 0 2 0

208 SADHU GAON PS 30 0 1 0

209 SANGKHOLA PS 7 0 1 0

210 SINGLITAM PS 27 0 1 0

211 SEPI PS 59 0 2 0

212 SIMCHEN PS 44 0 1 0

213 SINGREP PS 35 0 1 1

214 SISNEY PS 47 0 1 0

215 SIPSU PS 10 0 1 0

216 SUNTOLEY PS 47 0 1 1

217 TIKJECK PS 83 0 2 0

218 TATHANG PS 55 0 2 0

219 THANGCHUNG PS 34 0 1 0

220 TIKJUK PS 33 0 1 0

221 TOPUNG PS 46 0 1 0

222 U. MANGNAM PS 31 0 1 0

223 U. RUMBUK PS 9 0 1 0

224 UPPER CHUCHEN PS 49 0

1 2

225 U. PAKKIGOAN PS 28 0 1 0

226 SERBONG PS 45 0 1 0

227 LOWER PARENGOAN PS 53 0

2 0

228 OKHREY MST. SCHOOL 53 0

2 0

229 ANDEN MST. SCHOOL 9 0

1 0

230 RINCHENPONG MST. SCHOOL 95

0 2 0

231 LABDANG MONASTIC SCHOOL 5

0 1 0

232 MELLI MONASTIC SCHOOL 36

0 1 0

233 KHECHUPERI MST. SCHOOL 35

0 1 0

234 PEMAYANGTSE MST. SCHOOL 50

0 1 0

135 SANGHACHOLLING MST. SCHOOL 19

0 1 0

136 DUBDI MST. SCHOOL 19 0

1 0

58

137 SINEN MST. SCHOOL 14 0

1 0

138 TASHIDING MST. SCHOOL 15 0

1 0

139 LUNGTSE MST. SCHOOL 25 0

1 0

140 SANKHU MST. SCHOOL 20 0

1 0

141 Sanskrit Pathshala 21 0

1 0

142 Arigoan Sanskrit Pathshala 25 0

1 0

TOTAL= 15048 9155 637 139