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In Different Ministries

Ministry of Human Resource Development

Department of Secondary and Higher Education

S.N.

Scheme

Budget

1.

Secondary Education

2.

Book Promotion and Copy Rights

3.

University and Higher Education

4.

Technical Education

5.

Development of Languages

6.

Scheme of Financial Assistance for Strengthening Education in Human Values

5 Lacs

7.

Boarding and Girls Hostel

10 Lacs

8.

Financial Assistance from UNESCO for conducting Seminar/Workshops

1 Lac

9.

Seminar Educational Planning

3 lacs

10.

Adult Education under National Literacy Mission (NLM) (For 50 centers)

23 Lacs

11.

Vocational Education like T.V. VCD, VCR. Radio Training.

9 Lacs

Department of Higher Education

S.N.

Scheme

Budget

1.

Education Guarantee Scheme (EGS) / Alternative & Innovative Education (AIE)

2.

Education for Women's Equality

10 to 50 Lacs

3.

Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya (KGBV)

4.

Mid-Day Meal Scheme

5.

National Program for Education of Girls at Elementary Level (NPEGEL)

6.

National Foundation for Teachers' Welfare

7.

Adult Education

23 lacs

i.

Literacy Campaigns And Operation Restoration

ii.

Continuing Education

iii.

Support to NGO’s In the Field of Adult Education

iv.

Jan Shikshan Sansthans

40 Lacs

Ministry of Women & Child Development

S.N.

SCHEME

BUDGET

1.

NORAD Scheme (Vocational Training )

5 Lacs Approx.

2. STEP SCHEME

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