Major Welfare Schemes of the Ministry of Women and Child Development

The details regarding major welfare schemes being implemented by the Ministry of Women and Child Development along with the State-wise details of the beneficiaries of these schemes are given as below:-

1. Anganwadi Services:

Anganwadi Services under Umbrella Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Scheme is a centrally sponsored scheme, aiming at holistic development of children below 6 years of age and pregnant women & lactating mothers, by providing a package of six services comprising (i) Supplementary nutrition; (ii) Pre-school non-formal education; (iii) Nutrition and health Education; (iv) Immunization; (v) Health check-up; and (vi) Referral services through Anganwadi Centres at grassroots level. Three of the six services viz., immunization, health check-up and referral services are related to health and are provided by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare through NRHM & Public Health Infrastructure.

As Anganwadi Services is a Centrally Sponsored Scheme, the overall management and monitoring regarding implementation of the ICDS Scheme are being done by the concerned State Government/UT Administration.

The State-wise list of beneficiaries of the scheme is provided at Appendix -A.

The details of the revision in structure and cost sharing of Anganwadi Services are given below :

 

The enhanced cost norms are aimed at improved service delivery.

2. POSHAN Abhiyaan:

POSHAN Abhiyaan launched in March, 2018 aims at improving the nutritional status of Children from 0-6 years, Adolescent Girls, Pregnant Women and Lactating Mothers. POSHAN Abhiyaan focuses on convergence among partner Ministries leveraging technology and Jan Andolan among other things, to address issue of malnutrition comprehensively. Near-real time reporting by field functionaries and improved MIS is aimed at smooth implementation of scheme and better service delivery.

3. Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana:

Pradhan Mantri Matru Vandana Yojana (PMMVY), a Centrally Sponsored Conditional Cash Transfer Scheme. The maternity benefit under PMMVY is available to the eligible beneficiaries for first living child of family. Under the scheme, Rs.5,000/- is provided to the eligible beneficiary in three installments during pregnancy and lactation in response to individual fulfilling certain nutrition and health seeking conditions. The eligible beneficiary also receives the remaining cash incentive as per approved norms towards maternity benefit under Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) after institutional delivery so that on an average, a woman gets Rs.6,000/-. It is estimated that 51.70 lakhs beneficiaries per annum are covered under PMMVY throughout the Nation. State-wise information is placed at Appendix-B.

PMMVY has been implemented from 01.01.2017 and no change in the design and mechanism of the Scheme implementation has been undertaken, so far.

4. Scheme for Adolescent Girls:

Under this scheme, out of school Adolescent girls in the age group of 11-14 years are provided supplementary nutrition of 600 calories, 18-20 grams of protein and micronutrients for 300 days in a year. The State-wise details of the beneficiaries of Scheme for Adolescent Girls during the last five years are placed at Appendix-C.

The Scheme is on Public Financial Management System.  The releases to the States/UTs are done through the Public Financial Management System platform.

Further to this, the Scheme is a DBT Scheme.  As per the DBT guidelines, the benefit  is given to the beneficiary after identity of the beneficiary established.

5. Child Protection Scheme:

Child Protection Services (CPS) scheme supports the children in difficult circumstances, as envisaged under Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 (JJ Act). The State/UT-wise details of number of beneficiaries during the last five years under CPS Scheme is placed at Appendix – D.

The financial norms under CPS were revised with effect from 1st April, 2014. Some of the key features of the revised Scheme are increased maintenance grant for children in homes, enhanced cost of construction and flexibility in the staffing pattern in service delivery structures, depending on the size and need of the State/UT. Further, sub-scheme Child Protection Services came under Umbrella Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) in the year of 2017. The monitoring mechanism is prescribed under Section 54 of the JJ Act and Rule 41 of the JJ Model Rules, 2016.

6. National Creche Scheme:

National Crèche Scheme, a Centrally Sponsored Scheme, is implemented through the State Governments/UT Administrations with effect from 01.01.2017 to provide day care facilities to children (age group of 6 months- 6 years) of working mothers. The Scheme provides an integrated package of the following services:

1. Daycare Facilities including Sleeping Facilities.
2. Early Stimulation for children below 3 years and Pre-school Education for 3 to 6 years old children.
3. Supplementary Nutrition (to be locally sourced)
4. Growth Monitoring.
5. Health Check-up and Immunization.

The NCS is being implemented with effect from 01.01.2017 as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) where pattern of assistance for all components of the scheme will be in the cost sharing basis of 60:30:10 amongst Centre, State Governments & NGOs running the crèches, 80:10:10 amongst the Centre, State Governments & NGOs running the crèches for the 8 North Eastern States and 3 Himalayan States and 90:10 between the Central Government and the NGOs running the crèches for the Union Territories. Before 01.01.2017, the Creche Scheme was being run as a Central Sector Scheme and was implemented through Central Social Welfare Board (CSWB) and Indian Council of Child Welfare (ICCW) with the fund sharing pattern of 90:10.

As far as quality of implementation or prevention of corruption is concerned, the impact is positive after the Scheme became a Centrally Sponsored Scheme.

7. Schemes Implemented under Nirbhaya Fund

The Ministry is implementing 3 schemes under Nirbhaya Fund. These are: (i) One Stop Centre, (ii) Women Helpline, and (iii) Mahila Police Volunteer.

1. 1. One Stop Centre: The objective of the OSC Scheme is to facilitate women affected by violence with a range of integrated services under one roof such as Police facilitation, medical aid, psychological counselling, legal counselling, temporary shelter etc. OSCs are to be set up either in new constructed building in an approved design or an existing building within 2 kms radius of a medical facility. Details of State-wise cases are placed at Appendix – E.

 

1. 2. Women Helpline: The Universalisation of Women Helpline (WHL) aims at providing immediate and 24 hour emergency and non-emergency response to women affected by violence across the country by referral service.  Under the WHL Scheme, a toll-free 24-hours telecom service through short code 181 is provided to women seeking support and information about Govt. Schemes and programmes. The WHL Scheme is funded under Nirbhaya Fund with 100% funds being disbursed to District Collectors.

Women Helpline is operational in 32 States/UTs. Over 51 lakh women have been provided assistance by 181 Women Helpline (5177303 registered calls as on 31.03.2020). State-wise details are placed at Appendix – F.

1. 3. Mahila Police Volunteer: The Mahila Police Volunteers (MPVs) act as a link between police and the community and facilitate help to women in distress. MPVs serve as a public-police interface in order to fight crime against women and reports incidences of violence against women such as domestic violence, child marriage, dowry harassment and violence faced by women in public spaces. In the pilot phase, two districts from every State and one district from every UT were chosen for the implementation of the scheme. The mandate of Mahila Police Volunteers (MPVs) is to report to authorities/police the incidence of violence against women such as domestic violence, child marriage, dowry harassment and violence faced by women in public spaces. So far, States have informed about identifying about 9531 MPVs. State-wise Details are placed at Appendix- G.

 

Sakhi Dashboard an online platform has been introduced in the Ministry for the functionaries of One Stop Centres (OSCs) and Women Help Lines (WHLs), Mahila Police Volunteers (MPVs) to populate and view various important information about the cases of violence affected women coming to them, as well as about their establishments. The dashboard has been rolled out and can be accessed by these functionaries, as well as by the related government officials with the help of the usernames and passwords assigned to them. The dashboard provides a simplified and standardized common format for cases of violence affected women coming to OSCs, WHLs and MPVs, which goes on to detail the support and referral services provided to them. As such, the dashboard is designed to better standardize and functionally integrate OSCs, WHLs and MPVs into The Sakhi Vertical, a service for safety and empowerment of women offered by the Ministry of Women and Child Development of the Government of India. The Sakhi dashboard is a dynamic and effective management and MIS tool for government officers and functionaries of OSCs, WHLs and MPVs.

8. Beti Bachao Beti Padhao

Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Scheme aims to address the declining Child Sex Ratio (CSR) in the age of 0-6 years. It is a tri-ministerial, convergent effort of Ministries of Women and Child Development, Health & Family Welfare and Human Resource Development with focus on Awareness and Advocacy Campaign; Multi-sectoral intervention; Effective enforcement of Pre-Conception and Pre Natal-Diagnostic Techniques (PC&PNDT) Act and Enabling girl child’s education. Scheme doesn’t have any provision for direct benefit transfer; therefore, there are no direct beneficiaries under the Scheme.

At the inception of the scheme, funds were released directly to the Districts through the State Governemnt. However, from 2016-17 onwards, funds are directly transferred into designated BBBP account in the District.

The above mentioned changes have resulted in smooth and effective implementation and timely submission of physical and financial reports under BBBP.

9. Swadhar Greh

The Swadhar Greh Scheme targets women victims of unfortunate circumstances, who are in need of institutional support for rehabilitation so that they could lead their life with dignity. The Scheme envisages providing shelter, food, clothing and health as well as economic and social security for the women victims of difficult circumstances which includes widows, destitute women and aged women. The State-wise details of number of Swadhar Greh established by the Government so far are placed at Appendix –H.

Prior to 31.12.2015, the Swadhar Greh scheme was a Central Sector Scheme with the funding share of 100% between the Central Government and the implementing agencies on State Govt.’s recommendations. The Swadhar Greh Scheme has been revised w.e.f. 01.01.2016 as a sub-scheme of the Centrally Sponsored Umbrella Scheme “Protection and Empowerment of Women” funds are released through the States, with cost sharing ratio of 60:40 between the Centre and the States excepting for the North Eastern and Himalayan States where it shall be 90:10 and for UTs it is 100% with effect from 1.01.2016.

After the reform the State Governments are included more actively in the implementation, opening of new Homes, and monitoring of the Scheme at State and District levels.

10. Ujjawala

Ujjawala is a comprehensive scheme for prevention of trafficking, with five specific components – Prevention, Rescue, Rehabilitation, Re-Integration and Repatriation of victims of trafficking. The scheme has been conceived primarily for the purpose of preventing trafficking on the one hand and rescue and rehabilitation of victims on the other. State-wise details are placed at Appendix – I.

Prior to 01.04.2016, the scheme Ujjawala was a Central Sector Scheme with the funding share of 90:10 between the Central Government and the implementing agencies on State Govt.’s recommendations. The Scheme has been revised as a Centrally Sponsored Scheme w.e.f. 01.04.2016  with the funds released to the State Governments/ UT Administrations  with funding ratio as 60:30:10 between Centre, States and implementation agency except North-Eastern States and Himalayan States where it shall be 80:10:10. In Union Territories the ratio between the centre and implementing agency is 90:10.

After the reform the State Governments are included more actively in the implementation, opening of new Homes, and monitoring of the Scheme at State and District levels.

11. Working Women Hostel

Working Women’s Hostel scheme is to promote availability of safe and conveniently located accommodation for working women, with day care facility for their children, wherever possible, in urban, semi urban, and even rural areas where employment opportunity for women exist. The scheme is assisting projects for construction of new hostel buildings, expansion of existing hostel buildings and also for running hostel buildings in rented premises. State wise detail of beneficiaries under the Scheme is placed at Appendix-J.

The Scheme was converted from Central Sector Scheme to Centrally Sponsored Scheme w.e.f.  22.11.2017.

After conversion to Centrally Sponsored Scheme, funds are released through State/UTs Govt. which improves the level of monitoring and implementation under the Scheme.

12. Mahila Shakti Kendra

Under Mahila Shakti Kendra Scheme, community engagement through student volunteers is envisioned in 115 most backward/aspirational districts as part of MSK block level initiatives. Student volunteers play an instrumental role in awareness generation regarding various important government schemes/programmes as well as social issues that have an impact on lives of women in a given block (or equivalent administrative unit, when such blocks are not in place).

This information was given in a written reply by the Union Minister of Women and Child Development Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani in Rajya Sabha today.

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										Appendix A
Number of Beneficiaries of supplementary nutrition and pre-school education under ICDS Scheme
Sl. No	State/UT	2016		2017		2018		2019		2020
		Beneficiaries of Supplementary Nutrition                     Total Beneficiaries (Children 6 mo-6 years plus P&LM)	Beneficiaries of Pre-school Education                Total (3 – 6 years)	Beneficiaries of Supplementary Nutrition                     Total Beneficiaries (Children 6 mo-6 years plus P&LM)	Beneficiaries of Pre-school Education                Total (3 – 6 years)	Beneficiaries of Supplementary Nutrition                     Total Beneficiaries (Children 6 mo-6 years plus P&LM)	Beneficiaries of Pre-school Education                Total (3 – 6 years)	Beneficiaries of Supplementary Nutrition                     Total Beneficiaries (Children 6 mo-6 years plus P&LM)	Beneficiaries of Pre-school Education                Total (3 – 6 years)	Beneficiaries of Supplementary Nutrition                     Total Beneficiaries (Children 6 mo-6 years plus P&LM)	Beneficiaries of Pre-school Education                Total (3 – 6 years)
1	Andhra Pradesh	3359727	952957	3300647	956881	2972584	864685	2919377	855131	2886394	805855
2	Telangana	1993980	320435	1903172	681911	1820189	665194	1900000	639373	2539373	484489
3	Arunachal Pradesh	256080	113933	232781	103884	213577	96623	213577	96623	181587	87120
4	Assam	4002122	1801441	4002122	1801441	4246222	1888756	3624973	1569370	3584422	1518507
5	Bihar	11554799	2331123	11554799	2331123	6104018	2681885	7374528	2681885	5163266	2152574
6	Chhattisgarh	2549025	880233	2417189	801953	2469528	854260	2709800	772690	2379674	772521
7	Goa	74572	21226	73661	20095	71680	19690	67633	16763	67874	18898
8	Gujarat	4078738	1505347	3896879	1430720	3849595	1443193	3849595	1443193	3780623	1231667
9	Haryana	1284553	353511	1201683	318160	1147583	291548	1102892	268189	1105805	269019
10	Himachal Pradesh	550672	139275	550000	138406	525316	128168	494477	102703	439806	91190
11	Jammu & Kashmir	387060	300126	947538	300126	864816	439005	958059	262336	444585	231351
12	Jharkhand	3621749	1234533	3978674	1234533	3392958	1234533	3462892	1234533	3497913	472798
13	Karnataka	4991088	1760253	4991088	1760253	5092165	1518127	4844202	1518127	4664907	1443132
14	Kerala	1037426	442838	888198	342843	1006832	386035	1119843	380920	1170853	355192
15	Madhya Pradesh	6996690	3104200	7693793	2904788	8051031	3696416	7997709	3547742	7509662	3162584
16	Maharashtra	7046423	2823063	6583227	2780859	6317563	2552687	6157897	2531845	7159808	1560001
17	Manipur	430186	179522	430186	179522	408192	177583	408192	177583	360382	169704
18	Meghalaya	554871	205476	558819	211773	572540	218986	527998	192624	507683	201527
19	Mizoram	133567	872588	100890	872588	183372	56334	183372	56334	73170	26581
20	Nagaland	348573	146396	339016	144060	333702	144241	313176	144209	337819	144252
21	Odisha	4609303	1549474	4609303	1549474	4643551	2047340	4643551	2047340	4127050	1613775
22	Punjab	1204835	376458	1131742	354587	857785	275968	857785	275968	938465	267522
23	Rajasthan	3662875	968244	3615776	987811	3482900	967701	3542770	971413	3741651	1025505
24	Sikkim	30712	11487	30712	11487	36500	12500	30300	12500	24099	8295
25	Tamil Nadu	3107933	1019285	3115934	1104546	3059310	632304	3172640	1102356	3217789	1107889
26	Tripura	376380	152204	382761	159952	415933	189854	401657	171907	364499	173757
27	Uttar Pradesh	24061660	7681641	20229635	6811940	18216779	5852814	15940936	4057703	16828109	4779521
28	Uttrakhand	866459	217971	842455	201010	776827	181925	774065	157706	781092	156235
29	West Bengal	7965225	3256562	7752495	3244627	7438321	2889710	7277673	2723302	7739836	0
30	A & N Islands	15938	3973	14871	3557	13189	2791	11966	2168	12967	2789
31	Chandigarh	61511	29052	59502	27699	55159	25809	55778	26906	57105	26918
32	Delhi	841520	262732	841520	262732	566950	139298	551310	134234	534741	123924
33	Dadra & N Haveli	22588	10107	22006	10165	22886	10475	22886	10475	25639	10326
34	Daman & Diu	7411	2643	7411	2643	6601	2388	6601	2388	8801	2053
35	Ladakh									22221	3614
36	Lakshadweep	6318	2292	6318	2292	4598	843	4598	843	4821	998
37	Puducherry	38715	2285	35587	1862	36181	2197	35963	2596	36200	1605
All India		102131284	35034886	98342390	34052303	89276933	32591866	87560671	30191978	86320691	24503688
* Based on State level consolidated report sent by State Government and information sent in templates by State Governments/ UT Administration.

 

 

 

									Appendix B
		NUMBER OF BENEFICIAIRES UNDER PRADHAN MANTRI MATRU VANDANA YOJANA
Sl. No.	State/UT	2017-18		2018-19			2019-20			2020-21 (As on 9th September 2020)
		No. of Beneficiaries enrolled	Total amount Disbursed	No. of Beneficiaries enrolled	Total amount Disbursed		No. of Beneficiaries enrolled	Total amount Disbursed		No. of Beneficiaries enrolled		Total amount Disbursed
			(₹in Lakhs)		(₹in Lakhs)			(₹in Lakhs)				(₹in Lakhs)
1	Andaman &  Nicobar Islands	2,112	37	1,501	85		949	73		562		34
2	Andhra Pradesh	297,735	4,149	364,434	17,577		260,501	16,732		84,328		3,978
3	Arunachal Pradesh	836	1	6,681	206		7,180	330		2,183		118
4	Assam	26,684	104	142,228	3,727		331,055	16,317		73,385		3,763
5	Bihar	132,241	571	243,948	6,227		919,776	33,508		4,87,647		23,262
6	Chandigarh	4,680	107	6,984	300		5,323	275		2,327		101
7	Chhattisgarh	94,279	664	145,626	4,914		142,674	7,795		50,147		2,336
8	Dadra & Nagar Haveli	1,474	8	2,752	101		2,194	128		963		34
9	Daman & Diu	276	0	2,189	56		1,216	65		449		22
10	Delhi	35,755	408	61,312	2,531		67,904	3,623		30,199		1,323
11	Goa	3,341	63	5,890	274		3,987	195		1,700		91
12	Gujarat	144,217	2,480	250,460	12,640		310,604	15,058		88,508		4,703
13	Haryana	91,961	1,271	178,187	8,219		123,711	7,083		48,273		2,204
14	Himachal Pradesh	41,955	442	52,759	2,685		40,947	2,541		18,366		958
15	Jammu & Kashmir	33,860	111	56,448	2,591		58,141	2,919		26,637		1,272
16	Jharkhand	107,362	701	140,134	5,704		199,561	9,259		60,465		2,521
17	Karnataka	132,572	2,069	359,141	13,229		328,319	18,304		2,50,843		5,466
18	Kerala	118,642	1,597	174,793	7,598		169,172	9,210		63,490		3,019
19	Lakshadweep	245	–	299	12		284	8		236		–
20	Ladakh	*		*			*			332		12
21	Madhya Pradesh	432,885	3,177	673,241	33,037		541,280	30,202		2,40,483		11,183
22	Maharashtra	238,807	3,887	552,107	22,028		814,059	38,189		1,75,084		8,466
23	Manipur	4,603	66	7,557	274		22,728	1,061		9,550		487
24	Meghalaya	2	–	3,878	118		15,908	657		4,358		155
25	Mizoram	3,762	8	10,096	444		4,183	329		2,307		113
26	Nagaland	162	–	3,219	101		15,307	708		3,976		192
27	Odisha	7	0	–	0		–	–		–		–
28	Puducherry	2,218	14	7,836	316		6,444	376		1,788		77
29	Punjab	68,291	786	117,288	5,976		98,653	5,007		35,683		1,434
30	Rajasthan	123,884	673	633,603	21,176		294,657	15,808		1,05,150		3,782
31	Sikkim	1,758	5	3,585	155		2,121	152		1,314		45
32	Tamil Nadu	–	–	233,983	4,179		421,108	14,394		1,87,390		3,712
33	Telangana	150	–	3	–		(150)	–		–		–
34	Tripura	7,278	12	22,108	577		26,773	1,501		6,545		277
35	Uttar Pradesh	311,109	4,442	1,185,214	41,415		1,257,801	57,623		3,45,946		15,028
36	Uttarakhand	27,838	417	49,519	1,935		47,817	2,487		28,586		1,701
37	West Bengal	77,028	144	361,008	12,676		531,282	20,130		1,26,862		–
Grand Total		2,570,009	28,412	6,060,011	233,082		7,073,469	332,046		25,66,062		101,867

 

                                                                                                                                                 Appendix C

S.No.	States/UTs	Nutrition Beneficiaries under SAG
		2015-16	2016-17	2017-18	2018-19	2019-20
1	Andhra Pradesh	217486	291018	14763	39181	3019
2	Arunachal Pradesh	10670	11558	266	482	–
3	Assam	409954	469521	NR	54352	–
4	Bihar	1925753	1999642	396805	130222	18229
5	Chhattisgarh	309334	381560	13673	16093	–
6	Goa	34242	34806	45	21	5
7	Gujarat	796601	529521	NR	174620	101025
8	Haryana	161660	168967	667	5066	3680
9	Himachal Pradesh	102110	102496	825	630	–
10	Jammu & Kashmir	60310	87656	NR	16963	–
11	Jharkhand	337489	333234	63515	NR	–
12	Karnataka	378744	350269	28022	58670	15566
13	Kerala	250609	238372	712	241	158
14	Madhya Pradesh	1044000	995000	125452	305000	180000
15	Maharashtra	898132	848673	45898	24478	40959
16	Manipur	39055	42247	5061	4056	3356
17	Meghalaya	59337	59429	1852	1655	942
18	Mizoram	25343	28148	897	715	1113
19	Nagaland	27890	19456	6455	7320	–
20	Orissa	627265	590168	56893	NR	–
21	Punjab	168926	188723	2143	4339	4781
22	Rajasthan	0	0	NR	173591	49631
23	Sikkim	16447	10473	6	NR
24	Tamil Nadu	401885	410247	2337	NR	970
25	Telangana	288125	155861	NR	19410	1961
26	Tripura	56955	54208	971	2031	601
27	Uttar Pradesh	2082000	2082000	NR	277000	350289
28	Uttaranchal	0		NR	NR	9500
29	West Bengal	79282	100106	2842	2055	58123
30	A&N Islands	11667	10649	25	21	–
31	Chandigarh	1629	1741	186	55	–
32	Daman & Diu	1527	1458	0	20	–
33	D & NH	70721	6228	NR	NR	–
34	Delhi	103348	92158	3383	2280	2581
35	Lakshadweep	80	2553	10	7	3
36	Pondicherry	4218	4221	18	22	5
	Total	11002794	10702367	773722	1320596	846497

							Appendix D
Beneficiaries under CPS for 2015-16 ( up to 31st March 2016)
		Institutional Care [Homes]		Open Shelters		Specialised Adoption Agencies		Total Beneficiaries
#	State	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries
1	Andhra Pradesh	67	4307	14	350	14	170	4827
2	Arunachal Pradesh	6	24	0	0	1	9	33
3	Assam	30	746	3	75	7	39	860
4	Bihar	34	1200	9	183	10	119	1502
5	Chhattisgarh	67	1347	10	96	9	42	1485
6	Goa	6	201	8	200	2	46	447
7	Gujarat	54	2082	6	150	9	67	2299
8	Haryana	28	1314	27	872	3	61	2247
9	Himachal Pradesh	26	956	2	50	1	10	1016
10	Jammu and Kashmir	6	247	0	0	2	20	267
11	Jharkhand	15	530	0	0	4	55	585
12	Karnataka	81	2743	39	1128	23	243	4114
13	Kerala	29	861	3	219	14	253	1333
14	Madhya Pradesh	53	1703	4	100	20	160	1963
15	Maharashtra	74	3836	3	131	14	145	4112
16	Manipur	28	840	12	228	7	37	1105
17	Meghalaya	21	707	1	30	1	8	745
18	Mizoram	45	1586	0	0	4	29	1615
19	Nagaland	28	823	3	66	4	24	913
20	Orissa	96	7027	14	339	14	212	7578
21	Punjab	21	445	0	0	5	146	591
22	Rajasthan	82	2700	40	1022	36	216	3938
23	Sikkim	13	513	3	46	2	13	572
24	Tamil Nadu	232	16696	14	432	15	233	17361
25	Tripura	15	447	3	70	9	43	560
26	Uttar Pradesh	76	2379	34	850	10	90	3319
27	Uttarakhand	15	266	0	0	2	25	291
28	West Bengal	62	2702	27	675	24	283	3660
29	Telangana	49	2822	12	300	11	312	3434
30	Andaman & Nicobar	6	342	–	0	–	0	342
31	Chandigarh	9	417	1	45	–	0	462
32	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
33	Daman and Diu	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
34	Lakshadweep	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
35	NCT of Delhi	28	1373	14	417	4	77	1867
36	Puducherry	29	1122	2	45	2	24	1191
	Total	1431	65304	308	8119	283	3211	76634

 

Beneficiaries under CPS for 2016-17 ( up to 31th March 2017)
		Institutional Care [Homes]		Open Shelters		Specialised Adoption Agencies		Total Beneficiaries
#	State	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries
1	Andhra Pradesh	73	4439	12	300	14	135	4874
2	Arunachal Pradesh	15	62	0	0	1	3	65
3	Assam	36	1128	3	75	14	78	1281
4	Bihar	54	1929	14	216	28	170	2315
5	Chhattisgarh	76	2172	19	127	14	42	2341
6	Goa	21	1015	8	200	2	46	1261
7	Gujarat	54	2139	0	0	9	77	2216
8	Haryana	33	1630	25	1541	7	48	3219
9	Himachal Pradesh	27	1049	3	36	1	9	1094
10	Jammu and Kashmir	22	1141	0	0	2	20	1161
11	Jharkhand	27	882	0	0	9	59	941
12	Karnataka	81	3551	40	1290	27	210	5051
13	Kerala	31	1039	4	100	17	243	1382
14	Madhya Pradesh	61	2249	6	206	22	213	2668
15	Maharashtra	77	6155	3	108	17	181	6444
16	Manipur	34	993	12	247	5	35	1275
17	Meghalaya	62	1618	1	52	1	6	1676
18	Mizoram	45	1439	0	0	7	58	1497
19	Nagaland	39	624	3	58	4	10	692
20	Orissa	110	7233	13	341	17	217	7791
21	Punjab	17	511	1	25	5	107	643
22	Rajasthan	78	2480	21	463	35	206	3149
23	Sikkim	18	469	4	33	4	4	506
24	Tamil Nadu	193	14055	14	350	15	150	14555
25	Tripura	15	653	2	85	6	39	777
26	Uttar Pradesh	116	2429	15	375	15	150	2954
27	Uttarakhand	15	343	2	0	7	81	424
28	West Bengal	64	7074	54	1500	26	341	8915
29	Telangana	56	3014	12	246	11	309	3569
30	Andaman & Nicobar	8	367	–	0	–	0	367
31	Chandigarh	8	326	0	0	4	17	343
32	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
33	Daman and Diu	2	100	–	0	–	0	100
34	Lakshadweep	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
35	NCT of Delhi	29	1687	13	401	3	48	2136
36	Puducherry	29	1166	2	47	2	13	1226
	Total	1626	77161	306	8422	351	3325	88908

 

 

Beneficiaries under CPS for 2017-18 ( up to 31st March 2018)
		Institutional Care [Homes]		Open Shelters		Specialised Adoption Agencies		Total Beneficiaries
#	State	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries
1	Andhra Pradesh	66	2412	11	265	14	136	2813
2	Arunachal Pradesh	4	73	0	0	1	6	79
3	Assam	37	1332	5	57	21	46	1435
4	Bihar	38	1768	7	172	20	202	2142
5	Chhattisgarh	54	2115	9	105	9	73	2293
6	Goa	23	1188	3	378	2	16	1582
7	Gujarat	54	2166	3	75	14	163	2404
8	Haryana	28	1397	21	644	6	52	2093
9	Himachal Pradesh	30	1187	3	44	1	6	1237
10	Jammu and Kashmir	12	691	0	0	2	20	711
11	Jharkhand	36	1448	5	125	15	217	1790
12	Karnataka	80	3130	40	1194	28	255	4579
13	Kerala	31	708	4	103	17	95	906
14	Madhya Pradesh	56	2157	8	254	25	196	2607
15	Maharashtra	77	2307	3	162	16	199	2668
16	Manipur	34	1009	14	309	7	48	1366
17	Meghalaya	44	923	4	172	6	7	1102
18	Mizoram	45	1300	0	0	7	51	1351
19	Nagaland	41	495	3	37	4	7	539
20	Orissa	100	6466	11	259	23	203	6928
21	Punjab	13	400	0	0	4	99	499
22	Rajasthan	91	2883	21	405	12	40	3328
23	Sikkim	16	557	4	52	4	6	615
24	Tamil Nadu	193	14055	14	350	15	150	14555
25	Tripura	20	500	2	52	6	48	600
26	Uttar Pradesh	81	2497	22	550	17	170	3217
27	Uttarakhand	20	318	2	36	0	0	354
28	West Bengal	65	5890	33	850	22	273	7013
29	Telangana	48	1363	0	0	11	309	1672
30	Andaman & Nicobar	8	367	–	0	–	0	367
31	Chandigarh	7	225	0	0	1	14	239
32	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
33	Daman and Diu	0	0	–	0	–	0	0
34	Lakshadweep	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
35	Delhi	28	1479	13	415	3	60	1954
36	Puducherry	28	1145	2	33	2	15	1193
	Total	1508	65951	267	7098	335	3182	76231

 

 

Beneficiaries under CPS for 2018-19 ( up to 31st March 2019)
		Institutional Care [Homes]		Open Shelters		Specialised Adoption Agencies		Total Beneficiaries
#	State	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries
1	Andhra Pradesh	66	2316	13	342	14	144	2802
2	Arunachal Pradesh	4	76	0	0	1	9	85
3	Assam	37	1765	3	51	23	69	1885
4	Bihar	26	1567	5	134	13	138	1839
5	Chhattisgarh	65	2325	10	117	12	120	2562
6	Goa	23	1188	3	378	2	16	1582
7	Gujarat	45	1706	0	0	12	86	1792
8	Haryana	24	1403	21	614	7	47	2064
9	Himachal Pradesh	33	1227	3	38	1	11	1276
10	Jammu and Kashmir	17	823	0	0	2	0	823
11	Jharkhand	36	992	5	141	15	93	1226
12	Karnataka	80	2998	40	1153	25	107	4258
13	Kerala	30	788	4	100	12	65	953
14	Madhya Pradesh	67	2804	8	348	26	243	3395
15	Maharashtra	67	2605	3	86	13	136	2827
16	Manipur	42	1160	14	296	7	55	1511
17	Meghalaya	44	960	3	159	3	6	1125
18	Mizoram	36	1195	0	0	5	50	1245
19	Nagaland	39	477	3	35	4	5	517
20	Orissa	96	6859	12	244	23	223	7326
21	Punjab	13	463	0	0	0	0	463
22	Rajasthan	85	2459	22	401	24	99	2959
23	Sikkim	12	355	3	60	4	20	435
24	Tamil Nadu	189	11915	12	264	20	169	12348
25	Tripura	23	717	2	58	6	49	824
26	Uttar Pradesh	77	3162	20	500	12	120	3782
27	Uttarakhand	20	437	2	50	2	15	502
28	West Bengal	73	5436	49	1326	32	460	7222
29	Telangana	42	1343	0	0	11	342	1685
30	Andaman & Nicobar	3	101	–	0	–	0	101
31	Chandigarh	7	252	0	0	2	17	269
32	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
33	Daman and Diu	0	0	–	0	–	0	0
34	Lakshadweep	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
35	Delhi	28	1447	13	380	3	72	1899
36	Puducherry	27	1043	2	42	2	16	1101
	Total	1476	64364	275	7317	338	3002	74683

 

 

Beneficiaries under CPS for 2019-20 ( up to 31.03.2020)
		Institutional Care [Homes]		Open Shelters		Specialised Adoption Agencies		Total Beneficiaries
#	State	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries	No. Assisted	Beneficiaries
1	Andhra Pradesh	66	2954	9	262	14	140	3356
2	Arunachal Pradesh	5	185	0	0	1	10	195
3	Assam	52	1617	7	104	21	72	1793
4	Bihar	26	1286	0	0	13	132	1418
5	Chhattisgarh	65	2042	10	127	12	95	2264
6	Goa	20	557	2	225	2	16	798
7	Gujarat	52	1707	3	60	13	128	1895
8	Haryana	24	1322	14	425	7	52	1799
9	Himachal Pradesh	32	1268	4	91	1	15	1374
10	Jammu and Kashmir	17	823	0	0	2	0	823
11	Jharkhand	41	1466	5	125	12	92	1683
12	Karnataka	79	3124	38	1084	25	319	4527
13	Kerala	30	721	4	100	11	222	1043
14	Madhya Pradesh	62	2565	8	374	25	213	3152
15	Maharashtra	74	2320	2	50	17	170	2540
16	Manipur	46	1392	16	355	9	98	1845
17	Meghalaya	44	868	4	150	4	5	1023
18	Mizoram	45	1178	0	0	7	26	1204
19	Nagaland	39	609	3	60	4	5	674
20	Orissa	93	7112	12	300	25	250	7662
21	Punjab	19	620	0	0	6	77	697
22	Rajasthan	95	4418	20	331	21	211	4960
23	Sikkim	16	496	4	64	4	20	580
24	Tamil Nadu	198	12864	11	275	20	200	13339
25	Tripura	24	722	3	75	6	51	848
26	Uttar Pradesh	74	3920	20	517	25	247	4684
27	Uttarakhand	23	438	3	75	5	11	524
28	West Bengal	70	4156	49	1226	23	326	5708
29	Telangana	40	1306	0	0	11	320	1626
30	Andaman & Nicobar	10	401	–	0	2	10	411
31	Chandigarh	6	252	0	0	2	17	269
32	Dadra and Nagar Haveli	0	0	1	25	1	10	35
33	Daman and Diu	1	25	–	0	–	0	25
34	Lakshadweep	–	0	–	0	–	0	0
35	Delhi	29	1614	9	313	3	59	1986
36	Puducherry	27	984	1	9	2	12	1005
	Total	1544	67332	262	6802	356	3631	77765