official guidance

G.O.(Ms.) No.172, Kalaignarin Kanavu Illam Scheme, 2024

The Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (SGS.1) Department issued G.O.(Ms.) No.172, dated 14 November 2024, sanctioning Rs.75 crore as the fourth instalment for the Kalaignarin Kanavu Illam Scheme in 2024-2025. The money is intended for payments to beneficiaries constructing 1,00,000 new rural houses, and the document does not change land ownership, registration or land use requirements.

Category
Revenue and land administration
Effective
1 January 2024
Pages
3
Status
In force
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What the government approved

G.O.(Ms.) No.172 of the Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (SGS.1) Department, dated 14 November 2024, sanctions Rs.75 crore for the Kalaignarin Kanavu Illam Scheme during 2024-2025. The release represents the remaining 25 per cent of the Rs.300 crore budget provision and is described as the fourth instalment.

The scheme had already received administrative sanction of Rs.3,100 crore for constructing 1,00,000 new houses. The approved assistance is Rs.3,10,000 for each house.

Funding position

The Kalaignarin Kanavu Illam Scheme had received Rs.225 crore from the Rs.300 crore budget provision before this release. According to the Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj, that amount had been exhausted.

Key funding details are:

  • An earlier financial sanction allowed Rs.150 crore, representing 50 per cent of the budget provision, to be drawn.
  • A further Rs.75 crore, representing 25 per cent, was sanctioned later.
  • G.O.(Ms.) No.172 sanctions the remaining Rs.75 crore, bringing the releases from the stated Rs.300 crore budget provision to the full amount.
  • Separate orders are to be issued for any further sanction of additional funds.

The Rs.75 crore release was permitted by relaxing the Quarterly Control of Appropriation system. The relaxation was also updated in the online Quarterly Control of Appropriation module of the Integrated Financial and Human Resources Management System to facilitate bill drawal.

Implementation and oversight

The Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj is authorised to draw the sanctioned Rs.75 crore and distribute it to the districts. The Director must ensure proper use of the money, submit progress reports to the Government, closely monitor construction and ensure that work quality meets the applicable norms.

All districts had sanctioned houses against the targets communicated by the Government. A total of 1,00,000 houses were sanctioned, and the houses were reported to be under construction at various stages.

Who may be affected

G.O.(Ms.) No.172 directly concerns beneficiaries receiving payments under the Kalaignarin Kanavu Illam Scheme, the Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj, District Collectors outside Chennai, District Rural Development Agencies and the treasury and accounts authorities handling the release.

For property buyers and owners, the document is a rural housing funding approval. It contains no provision changing title, patta, registration, planning permission or land use.

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Common questions

Does G.O.(Ms.) No.172 give me ownership of land or change my patta?

No such change is provided in the document. G.O.(Ms.) No.172 deals with releasing funds for houses under the Kalaignarin Kanavu Illam Scheme.

How much assistance was approved for each house?

The administrative sanction provides Rs.3,10,000 for each new house under the Kalaignarin Kanavu Illam Scheme.

How many houses are covered by the scheme funding?

The funding relates to 1,00,000 new houses for 2024-2025. The Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj reported that all 1,00,000 houses had been sanctioned and were in progress at various stages.

Who is responsible for distributing and monitoring the Rs.75 crore?

The Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj is authorised to draw and distribute the money to districts. The Director must monitor construction quality, ensure proper use of funds and report progress to the Government.