Govt.

of Jammu and Kashmir

Planning & Development Department

DISTRICT DODA
AT A GLANCE
2013-14
Issued By:-
District Statistics& Evaluation Office
Doda.
 FOREWORD

The District Statistics and Evaluation Office is entrusted with the

responsibility of collection, compilation, analysis and dissemination of data on
diverse facets of the economy in this rapidly changing world in the era of
globalization.
Development is a continuous process and depends largely on reliable and
quality data. The “District at a Glance” is an annual publication of the District
Statistical Agency for addressing the data requirements for vast spectrum of
users. I hope the information contained in the publication will enhance the
knowledge of users in ascertaining the present socio economic scenario of the
district.
I place on record my appreciation for the sincere efforts put in by the
Deputy Director, Evaluation and Statistics and the team of officers and officials
associated in bringing out this publication.
Suggestions for improvement of future issues of this publication are most
welcome.

Sd/-

Mubarak Singh (KAS)

District Development Commissioner,
Doda
 PREFACE

As a nodal agency at District level for collection, compilation and dissemination of

official statistics, the District Statistics and Evaluation office Doda (J & K) endeavors to
publish credible and timely data to facilitate planning for sustainable and equitable
development of the District.

The publication, “District Doda at a Glance” for the year 2013-14 is an annual
publication of the department. The issue has been prepared with a view to provide important
indicators/data to the users.

The District Statistical & Evaluation Office, Doda is grateful to the various central and
state departments/Agencies/corporations for making data available for this publication. I also
trust that they will continue their support in future and provide data on all newly emerging
issues.

I place on record my deep appreciation of all the officials and staff of District Statistics
and Evaluation Office Doda and especially Smt. Rajni Devi Katoch (S.A), Sh. Uttam Singh
(S.A) & Sh. Rohit Gupta (J.S.A) who have put in sustained efforts in completing this
publication.

Suggestions for improvement will be most welcome.

Sd/-

(Dr. Yasir L. A. Balwan)

District Statistical & Evaluation Officer
Doda

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 District at a Glance
Contents
Topic Page No.
 Introduction 1
 History 1-3
 Culture 3-4
 How to reach Doda 4
 Geography 4
 Climate 4
 Places Worth Visiting 5
 Administrative Structure 5-6
 Population Statistics 6-7
 Bhaderwah Development Authority 8-9
 Agriculture 9-10
 Horticulture 10-12
 Horticulture Planning & Marketing 12
 Education 13-14
 Higher Education 14-16
 Technical Education 16-17
 Health 17-19
 Handicraft 19-20
 Handloom 20
 Industries 20-21
 Employment 22-23
 Sericulture 23
 Sheep Husbandry 23-24
 Animal Husbandry 24-25
 Banking 25-26
 Social Welfare 26
 ICDS 26-27
 Geology & Mining 27-28
 Co-operative Societies 28-29
 Social Forestry 29
 Fire and Emergency 30
 Power Development 30
 Fisheries 31

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  Roads & Buildings 31
 Rural Development 31-32
 Police 32
 P.H.E 32-33
 RGGVY 33
 DPO 33-34
 Food & Supply 34
 Irrigation & Flood Control 34-35
 Post 35
 Motor Vehicle 36
 Food Safety 37
 Drug Control 37-38

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 Introduction
Doda is a district in the eastern part of Jammu region of the Indian state of Jammu and
Kashmir. Doda District was carved out of the Erstwhile District Udhampur in the year 1948
and lies amidst in the middle and outer Himalayan ranges of Jammu region of J&K State. In
view of the vastness of the District and inconvenience being
faced by the people living in far flung areas
besides making whole area
manageable , the State Govt. in
July 2006 trifurcated the
District
thereby
creating two new Districts namely
Ramban and Kishtwar. On its north is
Anantnag and is surrounded by District Kishtwar in
north-east, Chamba area of Himachal Pradesh in south. District
Kathua and Udhampur in South and South-west and District Ramban in West.

History
This District has a rich history. It is said that one of the ancient Rajas of Kishtwar
whose domain extended beyond Doda persuaded one utensil maker Deeda, a migrant from
Multan (now in Pakistan), to settle permanently in this territory and set up a utensil factory.
Deeda is said to have settled in a village which later on came to be known after him. With the
passage of time the name Deeda has changed into Doda, the present name of the town.

The entire area of District Doda including Allaqa Dengbatal (Tehsil Mahore) was
initially divided into two independent States of Kishtwar and Bhaderwah. Kishtwar State
consisted of some areas of the present District Doda viz: Doda-Siraj excluding present
Bhaderwah, Bhalessa and Thathri Tehsils, Marmat Galihan, Raggi, Assar, Batote areas of Doda
and Ramban Districts.
 The Islamic faith entered the region of Doda as a spiritual and moral force, when
Hazrat Shah Farid-Ud-Din came over to Doda via Dengbattal and Ramban, in 1650 A.D. He
stayed at Doda for 14 long years and then left for Kishtwar.

The principality of Bhaderwah was distributed into 15 tharas or administrative units.

The total area of Bhaderwah Jagir (including Bhalessa etc.) was 533 sq. miles which after
amalgamation with Udhampur district in 1931 was reduced to 213 sq. miles only. The earliest
mention of the place is traced from Rajatarangni around (1112-28 A.D.), where the place has
been named Bhadravakash i.e. good resting place. According to the genealogical role of the
Rajas of Billawar, the State of Bhaderwah was found about fifteenth century by a Scion of
Balauria family, but later on, came under the control of Chamba. Thus it may be presumed that
the State was established any time around 12th century, but the events of the place, right up to
the close of 16th century are not very clear.

Nag Pal (IInd) was the son of Maha Pal who, like his father was a great devotee of
Basak Nag. He is said to have ruled for one hundred years. Mela Patt is celebrated at
Bhaderwah in honour of Nag Pal’s spiritual victory over Emperor Akhbar. Nag Pal (IInd) was
succeeded by Bhakhat Pal (1620-35 A.D.) and many others. Bhaderwah became a part of
Chamba State during the reign of Charat Singh (1821-44 A.D.). His brother Zorawar Singh was
appointed its Administrative Governor. Being a man of fine tastes, Zorawar Singh preferred to
stay at Chamba and administration of Bhaderwah was conducted by a succession of Subedars,
who could not win over the local inhabitants. Zorawar Singh was designated as Titular Raja of
Bhaderwah in 1833 A.D. and was termed as Chhota Raja.

In 1844 A.D. Sri Singh was seated on the Gaddi of Chamba. Due to family dispute,
Zorawar Singh fled to Bhaderwah and then to Jammu where he tried to gain the support of
Jammu and rebel elements of Bhaderwah, but he could not succeed till his death. Zorawar
Singh’s son, Prakaram Singh was made Raja of Bhaderwah in 1845 A.D. But owing to Anglo-
Sikh war of 1845, Sikh domination of the Hill States became very weak and Gulab Singh
availed this opportunity to annex Bhaderwah with his territory. The same year when Prakaram
Singh was its Raja, Bhaderwah passed on to Maharaja Gulab Singh in 1946 A.D. During
Gulab Singh’s time, Bhaderwah remained military administered area, administered by a Special

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Administrative Officer and it was only in the later year of Ranbir Singh’s rule that Bhaderwah
was bestowed as Jagir to Amar Singh. Bhaderwah in Ranbir Singh’s time remained as private
Jagir. Ranbir Singh appointed Lhab Joo as Kardar (Tehsildar) of Bhaderwah in 1859 A.D.

Bhaderwah remained a Jagir of Raja Jagir Sir Amar Singh during 1878-81 A.D.
On November 10, 1886, as per report of Tehsildar Bhaderwah the Jagir of Bhaderwah was
handed over to the representatives of Raja Amar Singh by Tehsildar Bhaderwah and it
remained his personal domain with all Powers for its administration, development and revenue
collection till his death in 1911 A.D. Thus for almost all practical purposes Amar Singh was
ruler of Bhaderwah between 1886 and 1911. When the Jagir Amar Singh passed away in 1911
A.D, Maharaja Pratap Singh issued an order regarding the Jagirand a committee of
management was constituted for the estate of Hari Singh for the disposal of civil and criminal
matters. Pratap Singh passed away in 1925. He had no issue and therefore Amar Singh’s son
Hari Singh occupied the throne of J&K State. The status of the Jagir was changed. Its name as
private Jagir was changed to Private Domain and in charge Jagir was changed to Director
Private Domains. On the recommendations of Private Domain Assimilation Committee, the
status of Bhaderwah ended in 1930 A.D. Consequently Bhaderwah became a Tehsil of
Udhampur District in 1931. After establishment of District Headquarter Doda, Bhaderwah was
made a Tehsil of this District.

Consequent upon reorganization of District Tehsils, Naibat Thathri and Niabat

Bhalessa of Bhaderwah Tehsil also became fully fledged Tehsils in 1981.

Culture
The District is known not only for its rich cultural heritage and ethical values but
also for its age-old traditions of secularism and the spirit of tolerance, which have been since
times immemorial, binding the people together.

The district is having mixed culture and the people are Pahari Speaking. Because of
its connectivity with Jammu, Srinagar, Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh, the people are generally
speaking Kashmiri, Ladakhi, Dogri, and some Pahari languages like Bhaderwahi, Kishtwari

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and Siraji. The people are also credited to have unity in diversity. For example, besides
regional languages, there are about one dozen languages being spoken in different areas. These
are Kashmiri, Dogri, Bhaderwahi, Kishtwari, Siraji, Pogli, Khashali, Gojri, Paddri and Panjabi
etc.

According to Dr. G.A. Fierson, the word “Pahari” applies to the group of languages
spoken in the sub-Himalayan hills extending from Bhaderwah to the eastern parts of Nepal.
The Bhaderwah group includes three dialects, viz. Bhaderwahi, Bhalesvi and Padri.
Bhaderwahi language is abundantly rich in words, phrases and idioms.

How to Reach Doda

District Headquarter Doda is located about 175 Km. from Jammu and about 200 Km.
from Srinagar. There are two National Highways connecting the District viz.NH-1A and NH-
1B. The general approach to the whole of the District is through road transport i.e. Taxi,
Deluxe Buses etc. visitors coming from other parts of the country can also utilize the Flight or
Train services up to Jammu/Srinagar. From Jammu / Srinagar, road transport services are
easily available to reach District Headquarter Doda and to other Tourist Spots of the District.
One can have the view of River Chenab while approaching to Doda.

Geography
Doda district Lies in the outer Himalayan range in J&K State and falls between 32° 53´
and 34°21´N latitude and 75°1´ and 76° 47´E longitude. It has an average elevation of 1107
meters (3361 feet).

Climate
Due to its varying physical features, the District does not have a uniform climate.
Average rainfall in District Doda has been recorded as 35.08 inches per year which is lowest as
compared to other Districts of Jammu Division. Due to low average annual precipitation, the
whole of District Doda has been declared as Drought prone.

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 Places Worth Visiting
Doda district is famous for its scenic beauty. There are lots of scenic/picnic spots which
attract huge number of tourists every year from different parts of the country and abroad. The
places like Jai valley, Chinta valley, Bhal Padri, Khanitop, Guldanda, Nalthi, Khellani Top,
Lake View Resort Gatha, Seoz meadow, Lal Dhraman, Dal Dhraman, Dedni, 36 Dhars
(meadows) of Dessa area, Dehra Top, Chanderani, Margan Top, Pul-Doda-Ramban Water
body (22 Km), etc. attract thousands of tourists every year. The district has vast potential of
pilgrimage tourism as being a place of annual yatras like Kailash Kund Yatra, Roushera Mata
yatra, Nagni Mata yatra, Subar Naag Yatra etc. Pilgrims also visit Chandi Mata temple, Gupat
Ganga Temple and Vasuki Naag temple in Bhaderwah every year.

Administrative Structure
No. of Tehsils 4 (Existing) viz. Doda, Bhaderwah, Bhalessa
& Thathri and 12 (New) viz. Gundna,
Kastigarh, Marmat, Assar, Bhalla, Kahra,
Bharath Bagla, Chilli Pingal, Bhagwa, Chiralla,
Phigsoo & Mohalla
No. of Blocks 8 (Existing) viz. Doda, Bhaderwah, Gandoh,
Thathri, Marmat, Bhagwah, Assar & Gundna
and 9 (New) viz. Bhalla, Chirala, Kastigarh,
Dali-Udyanpur, Khellani, Kahra, Changa,
Chilli Pingal & Jakyas
No. of Revenue Villages 402
No. of Panchayats 231
No. of Patwar Halqas 66
No. of Niabats 11 (Existing) and 20 (New)
No. of Girdawar circles 14
No. of office Qanoongo 4

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 No. of Towns 3 (Bhaderwah, Doda & Thathri)
Sub-division 2 (Existing) viz. Bhaderwah & Gandoh and 2
(New) viz. Thathri & Assar

Jurisdiction Of Sub-Divisions

S. No. Name of the Sub- Headquartered Tehsils Included in the Sub-

Division at Divisions
1 Bhaderwah (Existing) Bhaderwah 1. Bhaderwah (Existing)
2. Bhalla (New)
2 Thathri (New) Thathri 1. Thathri (Existing)
2. Kahra (New)
3. Phigsoo (New)
4. Chiralla (New)
3 Assar (New) Assar 1. Assar (New)
4 Area under the direct Doda 1. Doda (Existing)
administrative control 2. Bharath Bagla (New)
of the Deputy 3. Bhagwa (New)
Commissioner Doda 4. Kastigarh (New)
5. Gundna (New)
6. Mohalla (New)
7. Marmat (New)
5 Gandoh (Existing) Bhalessa 1. Gandoh (Bhalessa)(Existing)
(Gandoh) 2. Chilli Pingal (New)

Population Statistics

The population figures for the Doda district according to the 2011 Census are
as below:-

Total Population 409936

Total Male 213641
Total female 196295
Sex Ratio 919
Total Child Population (0-6 Age) 71,240
Male Population (0-6 Age) 36,862
Female Population (0-6 Age) 34,378
Child Sex Ratio (0-6 Age) 933
Average Literacy 64.68
Male Literacy 78.41
Female Literacy 49.69

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 Block-wise Population (2011 census)

Total Population

No. of No. of
S.No. Name of the Block Villages House
/Wards Male Female Total Hold

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
ASSAR 20 16048 15011 31059 6479
MARMAT 18 14632 13869 28501 6316
BHAGWAH 11 23212 21832 45044 8459
DODA 59 25272 22868 48140 9442
GUNDNA 19 15247 14523 29770 6296
BHADERWAH 118 33346 30946 64292 11872
THATHRI 91 30919 27633 58552 10837
BHALLESSA 66 36754 35135 71889 13216
TOTAL RURAL 402 195430 181817 377247 72917
DODA Urban 13 12506 9099 21605 4597
BHADERWAH
Urban 13 5705 5379 11084 2122
TOTAL URBAN 26 18211 14478 32689 6719
G.TOTAL 213641 196295 409936 79636
Tehsil-wise Population Census 2011

Name of the No of Population

Tehsil Households Total Male Female
DODA 41297 202716 106209 96507
BHADERWAH 13994 75376 39051 36325
THATHRI 11129 59955 31627 28328
GANDOH 13216 71889 36754 35135
Total 79636 409936 213641 196295
Rural/Urban Population Census 2011
No of Population
Rural/Urban
Households Total Male Female
Rural 72917 377247 195430 181817
Urban 6719 32689 18211 14478
Total 79636 409936 213641 196295
 Bhaderwah Development Authority
The J&K government has set up the Bhaderwah Development Authority (BDA) under
the Prime Ministers Reconstruction Plan; to build tourism infrastructure and to oversee the
holistic development of
the area to make Bhaderwah an
ultimate tourist destination.
The Authority has been setup
in 2006 and has started raising
tourist infrastructure
such as Parks, Tourist Reception Centres, Resorts, Heritage restoration etc.

S.No. Item Nos.

1 Tourists/Adventure Huts 11
2 Tourist Bungalows/Rest Houses/ Youth Hostels 03
3 Paying Guest Houses 69
4 Hotels (Private) 39
5 Restaurants 41
General Tourists
1 Tourists Visited for Picnic & Sight Seeing 16064
Pilgrim Tourists
1 Tourists Visited for KailashYatra 21000
2 Tourists Visited for MachelYatra 50000
3 Tourists Visited for ManimaheshYatra 1st& 2nd 39000
4 Tourists Visited for Roushera Mata Yatra 4000
5 Sonbain 8000
6 Other Pilgrims 21000
Infrastructure Created & Completed during 2013-14
1 Tourist complex Teligarh comprising of 13 double bed rooms, Completed
restaurant and conference hall
2 Rose garden at lake view resort Gatha Completed
3 Water channel at lake view resort Gatha Completed

Source: - Chief Executive Officer, Bhaderwah Development Authority.

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

There is an increase of about 13% in no. of paying guest houses as compared to last
year. The figure for tourists/adventure huts, tourist bungalows/rest-houses/youth hostels,

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private hotels and restaurants stands static as compared to previous year. There is a decrease of
about 56% in general tourists who visited for picnic & sight-seeing. The earthquake of the last
year and violence at Kishtwar may be the reason for decrease in influx of the tourists.

Agriculture
District agricultural office is entrusted with the responsibility of developing and
monitoring the agricultural
activities in the district. For achieving the
farmers are acquainted with the latest
technologies and trends through exhibitions
and other like programmes.
Traditionally the farmers of the district grow food crops like wheat, barley and maize besides
rice in some areas. The department is trying its best to shift the farmers to the latest trends like
cultivation of mushroom, awareness about multiple and mixed cropping soil conservation
measures etc. The following data gives the status of agriculture in the district: -

Net area sown(Kharif + Rabi) 51782 Ha

Area under food crops(Kharif + Rabi) 48708 Ha
Area under non-food crops(Kharif + Rabi) 3074 Ha
Total area sown more than once(Kharif + Rabi) 25891 Ha
Chemical fertilizers (Urea, DAP,MOP)(Kharif + Rabi) 19624 Qtls.
Total quantity of food grains produced(Kharif + Rabi) 622050Qtls.
Crop wise production during the year 2013-14
Name of Crop Sown Production in Qtls Total in Qtls.
during 2013-14 Kharif 2013 Rabi 2013-14
Paddy 17700 - 17700
Maize 414900 - 414900
Pulses 5400 5500 10900
Oil Seeds 650 14500 15150
Wheat - 80800 81800
Barley - 81600 81600
Total 438650 183400 622050

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 Financial progress report
Component Approved outlay Funds authorized Expenditure
Agri. Sector
1. Rev. component 24.78 lacs 20.08 lacs 19.76 lacs
2. Capital Outlay 12.80 lacs 12.80 lacs 12.40 lacs
Total 37.58 lacs 32.88 lacs 32.17 lacs
Soil Cons. Scheme
Execution of Soil Cons. Works 1.76 lacs 1.76 lacs 1.76 lacs

Block Bhaderwah Doda Bhagwah Gundana Marmat Assar Thathri Gandoh Total

Item
No. of
Agricultural 8205 5942 5179 3811 3828 3717 6797 8563
46042
Households
Paddy Paddy Wheat Paddy Wheat Wheat Paddy Wheat
Crops Maize Maize Maize Maize Maize Maize Maize Maize
Pulses Pulses Pulses Pulses Pulses Oil Seeds Pulses Pulses
suitable to Oil Seeds Oil Seeds Oil Seeds Oil Seeds Oil Seeds Vegetables Oil Seeds Oil Seeds
be grown Vegetables Vegetables Vegetables Wheat Vegetables Potato Vegetables Vegetables
profitably Potato Wheat Potato Potato Potato Potato Potato
in District Barley Wheat
Doda Saffron Barley
Saffron

Source: - Chief Agriculture Officer, Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

There is no increase in net area sown as compared to last year. Despite that there is an
increase of 3.6% in food grain production. 57.8% of total households of the district are
agricultural households. The soil of the district is suitable to grow paddy, maize, pulses,
oilseeds, vegetables, potato, wheat, barley and saffron. The department needs to educate the
people regarding the best crop suitable to grow in the respective areas.

Horticulture
Area under fruit cultivation 14823.08 Ha
Area under Fresh fruit 8193.38 Ha
cultivation
Area under Dry fruit cultivation 6629.70 Ha
Annual Production 29336.24 MT
No. of plants Planted 42613

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 Name of the component Allocation Physical Financial No. of plants
(Rs. In lac.) Achievement Achievement planted
(Rs. In lacs)
RKVY
Gap filled of old orchids 1.05 30 Ha 1.05 3000
with financial assistance
limited to Rs. 3500/ha
Area to be covered under 0.90 5 Ha 0.90 1250
olive plantation with
financial assistance of 75%
ATMA
Demonstration plots 0.24 6 No. 0.24 300
KissanGhosti 0.30 2 No. 0.30 -
Training of farmers
Outside state 0.35 05 Nos. 0.35 -
Within state 0.75 20 Nos. 0.75 -
Within District 0.96 180 Nos. 0.72 -
Area Expansion new 3.80 43 Ha 3.80 8763
orchards
Fruit Processed 0.10 2 MT 0.10 -
Total 8.45 - 8.45 13313

BLOCK-wise Horticulture HOUSEHOLD &FRUITS PROFITABLY GROWN for the

year 2013-14

Block Bhaderwah Doda Bhagwah Gundana Marmat Assar Thathri Gandoh Total

Item
No. of 3393 2784 2637 2079 3031 2053 2906 3352 22235
HorticultureHouseholds
Fruit Trees suitable Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple Apple -
to be grown Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut Walnut
profitably in Pear Pear Pear Pear Pear Pear Pear Pear
District Doda Olive Olive Olive Olive Olive

Fruit-wise Horticulture Production & Area Under fruit crops for the
year 2013-14

S.No. Name of the Fruit Total Production Area under

(Mts.) Fruit crops
(Ha)
Fresh Fruits
1 Apple 12511.55 5485.00
2 Pear 4761.80 21.2

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 3 Apricot 520.40 1407.3
4 Peach 211.55 149.5
5 Cherry 0.029 9.00
6 Plum 186.75 122.00
7 Citrus 18.40 49.30
8 Olive 13.00 247.00
9 Kiwi 0.003 1.38
10 Others 522.75 354.5
Total 18746.232 8190.38
Dry Fruits
1 Walnut 10590.00 6377.50
2 Pecanut 0.0035 49.00
3 Almond 0.00187 208.00
Total 10590.00537 6634.50
G. Total 29336.23737 14824.88

Source: - Chief Horticulture Officer, Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

There is an increase of 2.5% in the area under fruit cultivation as compared to year
2012-13. There is an increase of about 60% in the annual production as compared to previous
year. The district is suitable to grow fruits like apple, pear, apricot, peach, cherry, plum, citrus,
olive, kiwi, walnut, pecanut, almonds, etc. The department needs to educate the people
regarding the best fruits suitable to grow in the respective areas in order to tap the horticulture
potential of the district.

Horticulture Planning & Marketing

Export of fruits 7570 Qtls
Export of Vegetables 17365 Qtls
Expenditure for acquisition of land Rs 48, 32, 500/-
measuring 20 kanals – 8 marlas
Fencing work Rs. 5 lacs
Tender for making approach road Rs. 19 lacs
Source: - Assistant Grading & Marketing Officer Horticulture (P&M), Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

2.6% of the total fruits produced were exported for the year 2013-14.

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 Education
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS
Primary Schools 707
Middle schools 415
High school/Hr. Sec. School 136
Lower High School 12
KGBV 5
Total 1275

Physical Progress
ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS S. No. Type of building Completed
IN THE INSTITUTIONS 1 Primary school building 36
Primary schools 37810 2 Middle school building 3
Middle schools 17745 3 Additional class rooms (Single ACRS) 0
4 Additional class rooms (3ACRs) 19
High/Hr. Sec. Schools 19031 5 Girls Toilets 313
Total 74586 6 HM rooms 6
7 Zonal resource Centres 0
8 Cluster Resource centres (CRCs) 0
9 Disable friendly Toilet 2

Class Candidates Successful Repeater Absent Overall %age

Appeared
8th 7899 7519 144 236 96%
Private 669 604 NA NA 90%
10th Schools
Govt. 5538 3429 NA NA 62%
Schools
Private 132 98 NA NA 74%
12th Schools
Govt. 3280 1478 NA NA 45%
Schools

Source: - Chief Education Officer, Doda

Assistant Secretary, JKBOSE, Doda.

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

There is 2% increase in the pass percentage of 8th class students of District Doda as
compared to the previous year. The Govt. schools are far behind from private schools of the
District Doda in case of 10th and 12th class results. In many Govt. schools the pass percentage is
below 15%. The govt school’s teachers are more qualified and are being provided better

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incentives than private school teachers. Despite these the private schools are much ahead of
govt. schools as far as result is concerned.

Higher Education
HIGHER EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
Bhaderwah Campus, University of Jammu
Govt. Degree College Bhaderwah
Govt. Degree College Doda
Govt. Degree College Kilohtran
Govt. Degree College Thathri

Bhaderwah Campus, University of Jammu

Department / No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Stream Enrolled on roll Percentage
MBA 36 4 66.66%
MCA 58 2 48.28%
English 50 2 94.00%
Total 144 8 68.75%
Physical Progress
Administration Block Completed
Academic Block Completed
Institute of Mountain Environment Building Completed
Boys/Girls Hostel In Progress
Guest House In Progress
Rector’s residence In Progress
Prof./H.O.D quarters In Progress
Lecture/Readers quarters In Progress
Activities
Regional Seminars 2
National Seminars 0
Workshops 3
Conferences (National/International) 0
Placements made 10

Source: - Academic Coordinator, Bhaderwah Campus.

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

The campus has proposed to start several new courses which is the need of the hour in
order to spread higher education to vast number of people. There is only a fraction of

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improvement in result as compared to previous year. The Campus organized regional seminars
and workshops for the overall development of the students. The campus should also organize
national/international conferences/seminars for making campus an educational hub.

Govt. Degree College Bhaderwah

Stream No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage
Arts 721 23 85% (Part III)
Science 376 22 90% (Part III)
Commerce 12 4 66% (Part III)
Computer 07 4 -
Total 1116 53 -

Source: - Principal, Govt. Degree College Bhaderwah

Govt. Degree College Doda

Stream No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage
Arts 646 16 87%(part III)
Science 289 12 92%(part III)
Commerce nil Nil nil
Computer 2 2 Result Awaited
Total 937 30 -

Source: - Principal, Govt. Degree College Doda

Govt. Degree College Thathri

Stream No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage
Arts
Science Not Available
Commerce
Computer
Total

Source: - Principal, Govt. Degree College Thathri

Govt. Degree College Kilohtran

Stream No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage

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 Arts 352 10 75% (Part III)
Science - - -
Commerce - - -
Computer - - -
Total 352 10 75%(Part III)

Source: - Principal, Govt. Degree College Kilohtran

Technical Education

TECHNICAL EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
Govt. Polytechnic College Doda
Industrial Training Institution Doda
Industrial Training Institution Bhaderwah
Industrial Training Institution Gandoh
Govt. Polytechnic College Doda
Stream No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage
Civil-Engg Diploma 119 3 46.96%
OMCA 24 2 70.21%
Applied Science & - 3 -
Humanities
Total 143 8 51.05%

Source: - Principal, Govt. Polytechnic College Doda

Indutrial Training Institution Gandoh

Stream No. of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage
Plumber
IT & ESM
Cutting & Sewing
Welding NOT AVAILABLE
Draftsman Civil
COPA
Electrician
Stenography
Total

Source: - Superintendent ITI Gandoh

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 Indutrial Training Institution Bhaderwah
Stream No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage
Plumber 18 01 45%
IT & ESM 0 0 0
Cutting & Sewing 10 01 30%
Welding 07 01 nil
Draftsman Civil 0 0 0
COPA 19 01 44.4%
Electrician 0 0 0
Stenography 13 01 77%
Front office asst. 10 01 20%
Masan 16 01 nil
Total 93 07 33.33%

Source: - Superintendent ITI Bhaderwah

Indutrial Training Institution Doda

Stream NCVT No.of students No. of Teachers Pass
Enrolled on roll Percentage
Plumber 20 1 33%
Cutting & Sewing 13 01 44%
Welding 04 1 50%
Electrician 19 01 -
Stenography 20 01 55%
SCVT
DMC 26 01 50%
COPA 14 01 65%
IT & ESM 18 01 -
Electrician 14 nil 100%
M.C.H nil
T.G 11 01 27%

Source: - Superintendent ITI Doda

Health
During the recent years the health
sector has witnessed tremendous
progress in the provision of health care

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facilities to the general public. Several PHCs, Allopathic dispensaries, sub-centers have been
made functional in the rural areas under NRHM scheme. Currently seventeen PHCs are
functional in the district but there is deficiency of equipments in them. Doctors are also being
appointed who are given incentives for serving in the rural areas. To improve the infrastructural
facilities, civil work is going on at war footing in various institutions.

S. No. Item Nos.

1 District Hospital 1
2 Sub-District Hospital 2
3 Other Hospital 1
4 Emergency Hospital 0
5 PHC/Sub. Centers/SHC 88
6 Aliphatic dispensaries 20
7 Medical aid centers& Mobile units 32
8 L.C.U./ Leprosy SET units 1
9 T.B. centers 0
10 STD/V.D. clinic 1
11 Evening Clinic/UHU 0
12 District Mobile Eye Unit 0
13 Post Mortem unit 1
14 Ayurvedic / UnaniDisps NA
MEDICAL PERSONS
1 Doctors 204
2 Sisters/Nurses 64
3 Compounder 177
4 Davasaz/Pharmacists NA
5 Sanitary Inspectors 4
6 Health Inspectors 14
7 Health Educators 14
8 Basic Health workers 20
9 Lady Health Workers 9
10 Anxulary Nurse/Dais 124
11 Nursing orderly/Class IV 171
12 other 170
Patients Treated
1 Outpatient treated 617055
2 In patient treated 21760
3 Major surgeries performed 1479
4 Minor surgeries performed 24382
5 Normal Deliveries 3579
6 Caesareans 685
7 Total Number of Patients referred to 897
other hospitals outside Doda

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 Financial progress Rs. In lacs
1 Fund released during 2013-14 513.18
2 Incurred Expenditure up to 3/2014 501.05
3 Funds released By NABARD project 352.93
Authorities up to 03/2014
4 Ongoing work 55.90
5 Drugs 4.50
6 M&E 4.50
7 Land compensation 7.50

Source: - Chief Medical Officer Health and F.W Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

About 4% of the total inpatients treated were referred outside the district for further
treatment. The machines are lying in the hospitals but they don’t have necessary manpower to
operate them.

Handicraft
The department is capable of preparing several candidates to get employment in the
craft sector. Candidates are trained in crafts like sozni
embroidery, Stapple embroidery, Crewel
embroidery, Chamba embroidery, Phoolkari,
Carpet weaving etc that can help the trainees to earn their
livelihood. They are also contributing to the economy of the district.

S. No Item Nos.
1 Handicraft Training Centers 14
2 Trainees Trained 252
3 Training Programme 11
4 Trainees undergoing Training 73
5 Estimated production 14 units
6 Employment 71
Financial Progress
1 Approved outlay 3.29 lacs
2 Funds released 3.29 lacs
3 Expenditure 3.29 lacs

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 Scheme Outlay 2013-14 Funds released Cumulative
Expenditure
Maintenance of 1.38 1.38 1.38
capital assets
Machinery & 0.41 0.41 0.41
equipment
Raw material 1.00 1.00 1.00
Subsidy incentives -- -- --
Furniture & 0.50 0.50 0.50
Fixture
Total 3.29 3.29 3.29

Source: - Assistant Director Handicrafts Doda.

Handloom

S.No. Type Nos.

1 Total handloom societies 21
2 Membership 890
3 Production 63.70lacs
4 Sale 63.70lacs
5 Training centers 06
6 Trainees trained 65
7 Production in Cooperative 49000 mtr
sector
9 Modernization of looms 4
10 Education scheme 13
11 Mahatma Gandhi Bunker 39
Bema Yojna
12 Handloom Micro Credit Plan 34
Scheme
Source: - Assistant Director 13 Weaves Credit Card Scheme 28
Handloom, Doda

Industries

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 S.No. Item Nos.
1 SSI Units Registered 07
2 Employment generated 33
3 Annual production 110.20lacs
4 Provisional registration 20
5 Expected Employment generated in 187
provisional cases
6 PMEGP no. of beneficiaries benefited 15 (including 07 blacklog
cases)
7 Total no. of MKTCS centers 03
8 Trainees Trained in MKTCS centers 60
9 Industries that can be established Stone crusher, Plaster of Paris,
profitably in District Doda Fruit Processing Unit, Dhoop
Industries, Herbal Processing,
Walnut Processing, Brick Kiln,
Honey Processing Unit, Auto
workshop/ service station unit,
Steel Fabrication, Bakery Unit,
Cattle/Poultry feed, Wooden
Furniture, Tyre retreading, Ice
cream/ ice candy,
Computerized data processing

Financial Progress

1 Approved outlay 2.25lacs

2 Rev. outlay 1.69lacs
3 Funds released 1.69lacs
4 Expenditure ending 03/ 2014 1.69lacs

Source: - GM, DIC Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

One industrial Estate is proposed at Dandi, Bhaderwah at the cost of Rs.163.98 lacs for
which the land has been acquired and other construction work is going on. Until now, approach
road to the site, pucca side drain, Gate etc. have been completed. No unit has been granted
formal registration in the said state so far. The SSI units registered decreased by about 25% as
compared to last financial year. There is a decrease of about 30% in the overall employment
generation. There is a drastic decrease in the annual production.

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 Employment
S.No. Item Nos.
1 Application received 1046
2 Application cleared by TDFC for 660
sponsorship to various bank
3 Application rejected 180
4 Application sponsored by Dy. 660
Director Employment to various bank
5 Application returned 130
6 Application re- sponsored 123
Cases sponsored/sanctioned/disbursed during the year 2013-14

Name of the Target for Cases Cases Cases Cases

bank the current sanctioned disbursed returned pending
year 2013-14 No. Amt. No. Amt. No. No.
J&K Bank 381 317 713.146 312 520.358 99 188
SBI 153 51 109.349 42 82.460 14 69
PN Bank 38 18 30.00 9 18.475 8 15
ED Bank 76 9 23.050 9 15.690 5 13
JCC Bank 114 71 177.474 68 130.512 2 23
HDFC Bank 38 0 0.00 0 0.00 2 9
Total 800 466 1053.019 440 767.495 130 317

Financial Progress Report

1 Approved outlay 250.80

2 Rev. outlay 270.69
3 Funds released 270.69
4 Expenditure 270.69

Physical Progress Report

Self-employment Scheme
1 Target 800
2 Achievement 783 cases sponsored, 466 cases sanctioned
440 cases disbursed
3 Successful 431 out of 440
Units

Source: - Dy. Director Employment, (DECC)-Doda

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 The office conducts on spot verification of all units soon after sanctioning the loan
before actual disbursement of cash under Self Employment Scheme. The Sarpanch/Panchayat
Members are also authorized to check each and every unit of his concerning area and his report
is validated for releasing the Margin Money, Interest Subsidy and Capital Subsidy besides
receiving a photograph of the beneficiary situated properly in his business unit under the sign-
board prescribed by this department.

Sericulture

Departmental Nurseries
1 Area covered 197 Kanal 8 Marla
2 Total nurseries 08
3 Plants raised 37950 No’s
4 Seedling/Roots 146000 No’s
PRODUCTION OF SERICULTURE
1 Seed Distributed 245 Ounces
2 Cocoon Produced 6389.250Kgs.
3 Cocoon Sold 9.67 lacs
4 Silk Worm Rearers 302 No’s
5 Incubation Center 07

Source: - Dy. Director, Sericulture Dev. Department, Doda

Sheep Husbandry
S.No. Type Nos.
1 Mutton production 22,15,263 kg
2 Wool production 5,96,073 kg
3 Mutton Exported 8,14,000 kg
4 Wool Exported 4,50,000
5 Other Exports Nil

Financial Progress (Rs. In lacs)

Name of the scheme Target Achievement
ATMA
(i) Training Programme (No. of 0.32 0.32
breeders)

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 (ii) Demonstrations 1.20 1.20
(iii) Exposure visit (No. of breeders) 0.10 0.10
(iv) Kisan mela 0.20 0.20
(v) Operational cost 0.10 0.10
Total 1.92 1.92
NMPS 4.445 4.445
RKVY 1.12 1.12
Total 7.485 7.485

Source: - District Sheep Husbandry Officer, Doda

Animal Husbandry
Veterinary Units & Sub Units
Units/Sub Units 05
Livestock Development Centers 25
Vety. Dispensaries 20
Mobile dispensaries 02
Ist Aid centers 21
Artificial Breeding Station 01
Frozen semen centers 02
Others 20
Veterinary Personnel Animal Population
District Officers 04 Cattle population 248089
BVO 0
VAS 32 Buffaloes 34185
AVO 04 Horses/ponies 8493
LSS 08 Donkies/ Mules 7766
Sr. VP 47
VP 53 Yaks 793
Attendant 137 Poultry 185164
Others 22

S.No. Type Nos.

1 Chicken production 6541 Nos
2 Milk production 325.42 lac ltrs
3 Chicken Exported Nil
4 Milk Exported Nil
5 Progress of Hatchery 6541 DOC
Financial Progress
Name of Funds Expenditure
object/scheme authorized
Salary 5.84 5.836
District Lab. 0.58 0.58
Raw material/Drugs 5.00 5.00

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 District Hatchery 1.73 1.73
Others (cattle Dev. 2.77 2.77
Programme)
Breeding Programme/ Artificial Insemination
No. of Artificial Insemination done 18524 92.62%
No. of births recorded 5045 100%
No. of Animal Castrated 3093 100%
Cases treated 256533 100%
Dosing 269729 100%
Cattle vaccination 161620 95.07%
Poultry vaccination 390002 100%
Natural services 3065 98.87%
Setting up of poultry backyard units 823 54.86%
Production of day old chicks 6541 11.87%

Source: - Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Doda

Banking
Name of SBI J&K PNB Cooperative HDFC EDB ICICI Total
the Bank
Bank Bank
Particulars
No. Of 8 23 2 6 2 4 2 47
bank
Branches
No of 14 8 0 0 2 0 2 26
ATMs
New 6284 49875 1696 4219 1200 _ _ 63274
accounts
opened
during
2013-14
Total 2566415 7765832 646353 627137 102000 64784 20000 11792521
Savings
during
2013-14
(in
thousands)
Loans 462303 1985836 80520 182963 14000 35084 7500 2768206
advanced
(in
thousands)

Source: - District Manager Lead Bank Doda

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Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

There is no ATM in tehsil Gandoh of the district due to which the people of the area
face acute hardship. There is an increase of 12% in the number of branches as compared to
previous year. The loans advanced are 23.5% of the total savings.

Social Welfare

S.No. Item Nos.

1 Training centers (Cutting & Tailoring) 08
2 Trainees trained 250
3 CIC’s 02
Pension Schemes
Nos. Amount
1 IGNOAPS 8152 330.82 lacs
2 IGNDPS 380 018.82 lacs
3 IGNWPS 218 013.04 lacs

Source: - District Social Welfare Officer, Doda.

I.C.D.S

ICDS Blocks 08
Anganwari Centers 1360

FINANCIAL PROGRESS REPORT

Unit Allocation (in lacs) Expenditure (in lacs)
Cost of 187.88 187.73
Nutrition
Fuel charges 13.60 13.59

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 Freight charges 8.16 8.16
Watch and 4.86 4.86
Ward
Total 214.6 214.34

Physical Progress Report

Unit Target Achievement
Pregnant Mother 6800 3486
Nursing Mother 6800 4275
Children 06 month -06 20400 17867
yrs.

Children 03-06 yrs. 13600 13567

Adolescent Girls 6800 6085
Total 54400 45280

Source: - District Social Welfare Officer, Doda

Geology and Mining

S.No. Name of the Particulars Name of the Revenue received
mineral during the year 2013-
14
1 M/S J&K Mineral Assar Gypsum Mine
2 M/S Baba Farid-ud-din Bagdadi,Barias Gypsum
Mine
3 M/S Chandika Mineral Corp, gagla Gypsum
Mine Gypsum Rs. 2777224.00
4 M/S Chandika Mineral Corp, lalote Gypsum
Mine
5 M/S Kashmir Mineral ,charmal, Doda Gypsum
Mine
6 M/S Saleem Raza Wani Mohalla Tehsil &
District Doda Sand
7 M/S Saleem Raza Wani Jatheli Tehsil & District
Doda

Production (MT) Royality (Minor Minerals)

176827.44 Rs. 26,65696.13
Source: - District Mineral Office, Geology and Mining Department, Doda.

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Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

Department of Geology & Mining carries out mineral investigation to know the quantity
and quality (Grade) of minerals besides Ground Water Exploration Engineering Geology and
realization of royalty on account of consumption of minerals. Department has granted leases in
district Doda in respect of Gypsum and sand deposits. No license of Mining and quarrying
issued during the year 2013-14. As per the given data, there are only five gypsum and two sand
mines in the district but it is well known that minerals are mined from many other places too
without any lease granted by the Department of Geology & Mining.

Co-Operative Societies
S.No. No. of societies No. of No. of Non- Income
registered functional functional generated
Type of No. societies societies (Rs. In
societies lacs)
1 Cooperative 06 06 - 3.957 lacs
Marketing
Societies
2 Multipurpose 27 25 02 3.617 lacs
cooperative
societies
3 Cooperative 05 01 04 0.127 lac
consumer
stores
4 Housing 02 - 02 -
cooperative
societies
5 Milan tour and 01 - 01 -
Travels Coop.
Societies
6 Forest Labour 01 - 01 -
Cooperative
Societies
7 Dairy 19 - 19 -
Development
Cooperatives
Societies
8 Dairy 15 - 15 -
Development

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 Cooperatives
9 Poultry Dev. 03 - 03 -
Cooperatives
10 Other 05 - 05
Cooperative
Societies
Total 84 32 52 7.701 lac

Source: - Dy. Registrar, Cooperative Societies (Agri) Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

Only 38% of the registered societies are functional today which is a sign of great
concern. The department should take steps to make other societies functional.

Social Forestry

S.No. Item Nos.

1 No. Nurseries NA
2 B/ Wire Fencing 11700 Rft
3 Area covered 33.43 Ha
4 Plants planted 20500 No’s
5 Maintt. Of nursery Plants 87540 No’s
6 Rent of Nry. 16 Kanal
7 Expenditure 9.70 lacs

Source: - DFO (Social Forestry) Doda

Name of Allocation Funds Expenditure Target Achievement

Scheme proposed released
RDF 12.93 12.93 12.93 Fencing, DRSM 100%
work, Nursery
raising,
sowing/dibbling,
inspection path
FP 2.88 2.88 2.88 Construction of Work
compound wall completed
around FRH
LalDraman& leveling
of land

Source: - Conservator of forests, Chenab circle,Doda

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 Fire and Emergency Services

S.No. Item Nos.

1 Fire calls 37
2 Rescue calls 4
3 Property involved in 670.80
lacs.
4 Property damaged in 63.025
lacs.
5 Property saved in lacs. 607.775
6 Live lost 10
7 Injured 13

Source: - Assistant Director Fire & Emergency Doda.

Electricity

Item Nos.
Registered Domestic Connections 39949
Other Connections 4324
Village Un-electrified Nil

Source: - Executive Engineer, Elect. Maintt. & RE Division, Doda, Kishtwar & Batote.

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

According to the department there are no villages which remained to be electrified but
as per their records only 50% of the households have registered electric connections.

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 Fisheries
S.No. Item Nos.
1 No of fishermen 456
2 Annual fish catch 2327.1 qtls
Source: -Assistant Director Fisheries, Doda.

Roads and Building

Financial Progress Report
S.No Name of work No. of Estimated Expenditure (in
schemes cost (in lacs) lacs) during 2013-
2014
1 Distt. plan 52 9426.31 120.00
2 Distt. Plan NAB 41 7721.29 1009.35
3 CRF 13 14579.00 2231.65
4 Projectization 173 28422.75 1899.75
5 ISC 1 7333.0 1500.00

Rural Development
Detail of Houses Constructed Under IAY
Block No. of BPL BPL No. of No. of Total No. of Houses yet
BPL families families houses houses BPL families to be
Family houseless provided taken to be provided constructed
or assistance up taken assistance
insufficient under during up/target under IAY
housing as IAY since 2013- s during since
per census inception 14 2013-14 inception of
2002-2007 up to scheme
2012-13
Assar 27148 3367 761 64 39 864 2503
Bhagwah 40010 4549 311 47 28 386 4163
Doda 40204 4274 629 53 34 716 3558
Bhaderwah 53048 4846 742 118 70 930 3916
Thathri 45755 5200 520 100 60 680 4520
Bhalessa 64584 4346 621 146 91 858 3488
Marmat 24220 2937 161 47 29 237 2700
Gundna 27112 2511 138 34 21 193 2318
322081 32030 3883 609 372 4864 27166

Source: - Assistant Commissioner Development Doda.

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 5% of total targeted houses are kept at District level for meeting any natural calamity,
therefore total target for the year 2014-15 becomes 372+20=392.

Police

S.No. Item Nos.(2013-14)

1 Police stations 6
2 Police posts 11
CRIMINAL CASES RREGISTERED
1 Murder 4
2 Rape 29
3 Kidnapping 36
4 Robbery 01
5 Bulgery 47
6 Thefts 49
7 Riots 25
8 Criminal breach of trust 07
9 Cheating 19
10 Dacoity 0
11 Others 685

Source: - S.S.P Doda

P.H.E.
Total No. of Hab. Targeted 2013-14 42Nos.
Achievement during 2013-14 24 Nos.
Pop. Targeted 2013-14 43373 souls
Achievement during 2013-14 18105 souls
Bal. Hab. 18 Nos.

Connections Registered during 2013-14

Bhaderwah Doda Bhagwah Gundna Marmat Assar Thathri Gandoh Total
Rural 133 13 - - 10 - 18 42 216
Urban 40 92 - - - - - - 132
Total 173 105 - - 10 - 18 42 348
Village Un-Covered (WSS)
NIL

Source: - XEN PHE Division Doda

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 Name of Division/Sub-Division Registered Connections
Domestic/PPC Commercial/Govt.
Doda Division 8514 44
Thathri Sub-Division 665 23
Gandoh Special Sub-Division 1645 0
Total 10824 67

Source: - XEN PHE Division Doda, Kishtwar & Gandoh

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

All the villages are covered through water supply schemes but only about 14% of the
households have registered PHE connection.

Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana

Rural Electricity Infrastructural targets and achievements as per RCE
S.No Item Unit Target Completed %age Handed Taken
as per ending achievement over to over by
RCE 03/2014 with respect PDD for PDD
to RCE charging
1 New 3.15 MVA Nos. 2 U/P 0.00 0 0
, 33/11 KV sub
station
2 33 KV Lines Kms. 30 14.307 47.69 0 0
3 Villages/ Nos. 171 168 98.25 166 157
habitations
4 11KV Lines Kms. 166.985 96.164 57.59 95.310 89.190
5 LT Lines – 3 Kms. 18.945 3.739 19.74 3.629 3.439
Phase
6 LT Lines – 1 Kms. 270.59 300.97 111.23 298.870 279.990
Phase
7 Distribution Nos. 171 168 98.25 166 157
Transformers
8 BPL Service Nos. 5114 2963 57.94 2959 2777
Connections

Source: - Executive Engineer, EPD,RGGVY,PDC,Doda.

District Panchayat Office

RURAL HEALTH SANITATION
1 School Latrines constructed (2013-14)
i. Target 459
ii. Completed 21

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 2 No. of individual household latrines
(2013-14)
a) Target 12675
b) Completed 8004

Source: - District Panchayat Officer Doda

Food and Supplies

S.No. Item Nos.
1 Total Godowns 13
2 Ration Depots (Private/Govt.) 21
3 Ration Dealers (-do-) 280
4 K.Oil dealers (Coop/Pvt.) 57+107=164
5 No. of LPG Dealers 2
6 No. of LPG Connections 25573(HP)+10000(Indane)=35573
Source: - Assistant Director Food & Supplies, Doda

Irrigation/Flood Control
Item I & FC I & FC I & FC Total
Division. Division. Division.
Bhaderwah Doda Gandoh
Total Area 3453 Acres 4613 Acres - 8066
under Acres
Irrigation
Potential 3081 Acres 5676 Acres - 8757
created Acres

Potential 2047 Acres 2550 Acres - 4597

utilized Acres

Houses 18 Nos. 20 Nos. - 38Nos.

protected

Land 25 Hectares 20 Hectares - 45

protected Hectares
New assets 10 Nos. 03 Nos -
created
New assets 07 Nos Work in -
completed progress

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 Financial Progress report
Minor Irrigation Schemes
Approved 96.40 135.19 2.00 233.59
outlay
Rev. outlay 96.40 135.19 2.00 233.59
Expenditure 99.24 67.30 2.00 168.54
ending 03/
2014
Flood Protection Works
Approved 99.24 17.30 37.00 153.54
outlay
Rev. outlay 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Expenditure 99.24 17.30 37.00 153.54
ending 03/
2014

Source: - S.E (Hydraulics) Doda

XEN, Irrigation & FC Division, Doda.

Post Office
S.No. Name of Block Head post MDG Sub post Branch Total
offices (Mukhya offices Post
Dak offices
Ghar)
1 Bhaderwah -- -- 02 10 11
2 Doda -- 01 01 07 09
3 Bhagwah -- -- 01 08 09
4 Gundana -- -- -- 03 03
5 Marmat -- -- -- 07 07
6 Assar -- -- -- 05 05
7 Thathri -- - 01 06 07
8 Gandoh -- -- -- 10 10
TOTAL -- 01 05 56 62

Source: - Supdt. Of Post Offices, Udhampur Division.

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

Earlier the service of railway reservation was available at Mukhya Dak Ghar Doda but
it has been discontinued for last couple of years. The department should restart the service for
the benefits of the general public.

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 Motor Vehicle Department
Vehicles Registered
S. No Type of vehicle 2013-14
1 Buses
01
2 Mini Buses 06
3 Cars 566
4 Taxi/Maxi Bac 107
5 Jeep/Gypsy 03
6 Auto Rickshaw(Passenger) 26
7 3-Wheelers(P/Van) 04
8 2-Wheelers(Scooter/M.C) 392
9 Tractor 16
10 Tipper 12
11 Trucks 08
12 Ambulance 03
13 Tankers Nil
14 P/Van 41
15 J.C.B Loader 02
Total 1187
License Issued
1 Commercial Vehicles 285
2 LMV 1129
3 Other (Specify) 16
Total 1430
Accidents
1 No. of Accidents
2 No. of deaths Not Available
3 No. of Injured

Source: - ARTO Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

There is about 20% increase in the vehicles registered during the year as compared to
the previous year. The registration of cars is on the top followed by two wheelers (scooter/M.C)
and Taxi/Maxi Bac. The office of ARTO Doda does not have any information regarding the
number of accidents and casualties taken place in them during the year.

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 Food Safety
S.No Item Result
1 Sample lifted 200
2 Test report received 184
3 Report pending 38
4 Found Sub- Standard/misbrand 46
5 Found Sub- Standard 25
6 Found misbrand 20
7 Found unsafe 01
8 No. of New license granted 27
09 Slaughter houses functional 02 (MC Bhaderwah & MC
Doda)
10 Cigarette activities
(i) Inspection conducted 1089
(ii) Fine imposed under section (4) 8450
(iii) Violators found under section (4) 243
11 Inspection made in schools regarding mid- day meals 23
in the district
12 No. of prosecutions launched 54
13 No. of cases decided by the court(AO/Judiciary) 50
14 No. of cases pending in the court(AO/Judiciary) 16

Source: - Designated Officer (ACF) Food Safety, Drug & Food control Orgn. Doda

Remarks of DSEO as an Evaluator:-

The department has done sample testing at shops, schools, etc. and also started
prosecution against the offenders. The working of the department is quite satisfactory as
evident from the above statistics.

Drugs Department
S.No Item Result
1 Drugs Sample lifted 119
2 Test report received 130
3 Found Sub- Standard 03
4 Inspection Conducted 1131
5 No. of prosecutions launched 03
6 No. of cases decided by the court 02
7 No. of cases pending in the court 06

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 8 No. of license issued 48
9 No. of licenses Suspended 02
10 No. of licenses cancelled 22

Source: - Drugs inspector, Doda.

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