G.O. (Ms) No.102, National Rurban Mission Critical Gap Fund, 2019
The Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (CGS.2) Department issued G.O. (Ms) No.102 on 31 July 2019, sanctioning Rs.27 crore as the second instalment of Critical Gap Fund under the National Rurban Mission for three Phase II clusters. The funding covers Singaperumalkoil, Kovilpappakudi and Thirumalai Samuthiram, with Rs.16.20 crore from the Government of India and Rs.10.80 crore from the Tamil Nadu Government.
What the government order does
G.O. (Ms) No.102, issued by the Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (CGS.2) Department on 31 July 2019, releases Rs.27 crore as the second instalment of Critical Gap Fund for three Phase II clusters under the National Rurban Mission. The funding relates to the implementation year 2018 to 2019.
The National Rurban Mission was launched by the Government of India to develop clusters of villages while preserving rural community life and providing facilities generally associated with urban areas.
Areas covered
G.O. (Ms) No.102 applies to three non-tribal clusters approved by the Government of India:
- Singaperumalkoil cluster, Chengalpattu sub-district, Kancheepuram district.
- Kovilpappakudi cluster, Madurai North sub-district, Madurai district.
- Thirumalai Samuthiram cluster, Thanjavur sub-district, Thanjavur district.
The National Level Empowered Committee under the National Rurban Mission approved the Integrated Cluster Action Plans for these Phase II clusters.
Funding provisions
G.O. (Ms) No.102 records the following funding arrangements:
- Total second instalment sanctioned is Rs.27 crore.
- The Government of India share is Rs.16.20 crore, representing 60 per cent.
- The Tamil Nadu Government share is Rs.10.80 crore, representing 40 per cent.
- Critical Gap Fund for the three clusters is planned in three instalments of Rs.27 crore, Rs.27 crore and Rs.36 crore for implementation from 2017 to 2020.
- The first instalment of Rs.27 crore had already been released for 2017 to 2018.
The Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj is authorised to draw and disburse the sanctioned amount. Additional funds are to be provided in the revised estimates or final modified appropriation for 2019 to 2020, with the expenditure included in the supplementary estimates.
Relevance to property owners and buyers
G.O. (Ms) No.102 is a government funding sanction for rural cluster development. It does not state that land ownership, patta, classification, permitted land use, acquisition or property boundaries are changed. A buyer or owner in one of the three clusters may be interested in the planned development funding, but the document itself does not create or remove any property right.
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Common questions
Does G.O. (Ms) No.102 change my patta or land ownership?
No change to patta or land ownership is stated. The document sanctions Critical Gap Fund for development of three National Rurban Mission clusters.
Which places receive funding under G.O. (Ms) No.102?
The funding covers Singaperumalkoil in Kancheepuram district, Kovilpappakudi in Madurai district and Thirumalai Samuthiram in Thanjavur district.
How much money was sanctioned?
The Rural Development and Panchayat Raj (CGS.2) Department sanctioned Rs.27 crore as the second instalment, comprising Rs.16.20 crore as the Central share and Rs.10.80 crore as the State share.
Who can draw and distribute the sanctioned funds?
The Director of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj is authorised to draw and disburse the Rs.27 crore sanctioned for the three clusters.
