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    • संदिप वायाळ
      Sandip Dilip Wayal

      Block Development Officer

      Contact No- 9922462956

    • सुनील निंबा पाटील
      Sunil Nimba Patil

      Asst. Block Development Officer (In-Charge)

      Contact NO- 9960177512

    About Taluka

    Yevla (Yevle) – Introduction

    Yevla is a small town in the Yevla taluka of Nashik district, Maharashtra, India. The town is world-famous for its traditional hand-woven Paithani sarees. Although in some places, power looms are now being used, Yevla is still renowned for its traditional Paithani embroidery and intricate designs, especially the peacock motif, which is very popular. Many Paithanis produced here are also exported.

    Geographical Location & Area

    Yevla taluka is located in the Nashik district of Maharashtra. It is situated 78 km from Nashik city. The taluka is famous for its traditional Paithani weaving art.

    • Area: 1064.47 sq. km

    Population (Census 2011)

    Category Male Female Total
    Scheduled Caste (SC) 11,069 10,682 21,751
    Scheduled Tribe (ST) 13,851 13,662 27,513
    Others 89,488 82,568 172,056
    Total 1,14,408 1,06,912 2,21,320

    Climate

    The climate of Yevla is generally hot.

    Political Information

    Yevla Assembly Constituency (No. 119) is one of the 288 constituencies of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly. According to the Delimitation Order, 2008, Yevla Assembly Constituency includes:

    1. Yevla taluka
    2. Lasalgaon and Devgaon revenue circles of Niphad taluka

    Yevla Assembly Constituency comes under the Dindori Lok Sabha constituency.

    Historical & Cultural Facts

    • Tantia Tope, a famous freedom fighter of the 1857 Indian uprising, was born in Yevla.
    • Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar made his famous statement here on 13th October 1935:
      “I was born a Hindu, but I will not die a Hindu.”
      A memorial named Muktibhoomi was built at this site in 2014.
    • Yevla is also known as a drought-prone taluka, where onion cultivation is widely practiced.

    Location & Geography

    Yevla (also called Yevle) is a village/town in Nashik district with a municipality established in 1853. It is located:

    • 29 km south of Manmad
    • 33 km north of Shirdi
    • Situated on the Nashik-Manmad and Nashik-Aurangabad Highway

    Coordinates:

    • Latitude: 20.03° N
    • Longitude: 74.43° E

    Elevation:

    • Approximately 560 meters above sea level

    Yevla taluka has hills from the Anjitha mountain range, and includes Ankai and Tankai forts.

    Govt Schemes

    Agriculture Department, Panchayat Samiti Yevla

    1. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Agricultural Self-Reliance Scheme

    This scheme is implemented for the Scheduled Caste category. Under this scheme, the following benefits are mainly provided:

    • New Irrigation Well Package
    • Old Well Repair Package
    • Farm Pond Lining Package

    2. Birsa Munda Agricultural Revolution Scheme

    This scheme is implemented for the Scheduled Tribe category and includes:

    • New Irrigation Well Package
    • Old Well Repair Package
    • Farm Pond Lining Package

    Eligibility Conditions

    • The farmer must have a caste certificate issued by the competent authority for SC/ST.
    • The farmer should own a minimum of 0.40 hectares to a maximum of 6.0 hectares of land.
    • For more details, contact the Agriculture Officer (Vighyo), Panchayat Samiti Yevla.

    3. District Council (Zilla Parishad) SES Scheme

    Under this scheme, farmers receive 50% subsidy or limited subsidy for purchasing agricultural tools and seeds via DBT.

    4. National Biogas Development & Fertilizer Management Program

    Under this program, subsidies are provided for the installation of biogas plants.

    5. Natural Disaster Relief Scheme

    Farmers affected by natural disasters receive limited subsidies under the Zilla Parishad SES scheme.

    Prime Minister / Shabari / Ramai / Indira Awas Yojana

    Ramai Awas Yojana

    1. Eligibility Conditions

    • Beneficiaries approved by the Gram Sabha.
    • Beneficiaries should not have a pucca house.
    • Beneficiary must not have availed benefits of any previous scheme.

    2. Procedure for Determining Eligibility

    1. Beneficiary must belong to Scheduled Caste.
    2. Monthly income should be less than ₹10,000.
    3. No family member should have received benefits previously.
    4. Beneficiary must be approved by Gram Panchayat in Gram Sabha.
    5. Beneficiary should have own property or submit a consent letter.

    3. Procedure for Availing Benefits

    • Eligible beneficiaries submit proposals through Gram Panchayat.
    • After approval by Assistant Commissioner, Social Welfare Department, Nashik, beneficiaries are selected.
    • After administrative approval by Project Director, Zilla Gram Vikas Yojana, Nashik, funds are released.
    • Beneficiary receives ₹1,20,000 in three installments through Panchayat Samiti office.

    4. Benefit Details

    • ₹1,20,000 for house construction.
    • ₹246 per day for 90 days labor wages: ₹22,000.

    5. Subsidy Distribution Procedure

    • First Installment: House Sanctioned
    • Second Installment: Plinth Level
    • Third Installment: Lintel Level
    • Fourth/Final Installment: Completed

    6. Officer In-charge

    • Block Development Officer (BDO), Panchayat Samiti, Yevla

    7. Application Fee

    • Free of charge

    8. Grievance Redressal

    • Block Development Officer, Panchayat Samiti, Yevla

    Maharashtra State Rural Livelihood Mission (MSRLM)

    Sr. No Program Name Grant Eligibility Conditions Procedure
    1 MSRLM Based on evaluation of the group 3 months old group required ICRP and area coordinator evaluate the group and submit the proposal to taluka office. Funds are directly credited to the group account from the district office.
    State Government ₹15,000 Documents: Group passbook, Aadhar, personal passbook, RF evaluation form
    Central Government ₹15,000

    Loan Provision to Groups

    • Minimum ₹1 lakh to maximum ₹20 lakh
    • Documents: Loan application, bank passbook, Aadhar, personal passbook, photo, group photo, group account statements.

    Community Investment Fund (CIF)

    • CIF grant: ₹60,000
    • Micro investment plan prepared by the group.
    • Proposal approved through Gram Sangh, Prabhag Sangh, Taluka office, and District office.
    • Funds transferred to group bank account.

    Animal Husbandry Department Schemes

    1. State-level Innovative Scheme (Dairy Development)

    Objective: Promote milk production in rural areas by providing groups of 2 dairy cows or buffaloes.

    Priority Beneficiaries

    • Women self-help group members
    • Marginal farmers
    • Educated unemployed youth

    Benefits

    • Groups of 2 dairy cows or buffaloes
    • Subsidy:
      • 50% for general category
      • 75% for SC/ST beneficiaries

    Group Cost

    • Cow: ₹70,000 per cow
    • Buffalo: ₹80,000 per buffalo
    • Group of 2 cows/buffaloes: ₹1,56,850
    • Group of 2 buffaloes: ₹1,79,258

    2. Sheep/Goat Rearing Scheme (Partially Stall-fed)

    Duration

    • Since 2011 (Revised from 25.05.2021)

    Priority Beneficiaries

    • Below poverty line
    • Marginal farmers
    • Educated unemployed
    • Women self-help group members

    Benefits

    • Group distribution of 10 goats/sheep + 1 male goat/sheep
    • Subsidy:
      • 50% for general category
      • 75% for SC/ST beneficiaries

    Group Cost

    • Usmanabadi / Sangamneri goat: ₹1,03,545
    • Local goat: ₹78,231
    • Madgyaal sheep: ₹1,28,850
    • Deccani/local sheep: ₹1,03,545

    3. Poultry Farming (1000 Broiler Birds)

    Duration

    • Since 2013

    Priority Beneficiaries

    • Marginal farmers
    • Educated unemployed
    • Women self-help group members

    Benefits

    • Project cost: ₹2,25,000
    • Subsidy:
      • 50% for general category
      • 75% for SC/ST beneficiaries

    4. District Annual Scheme (SC/ST/Non-tribal)

    Dairy Group Distribution

    • Groups of 2 cows or buffaloes
    • Subsidy: 75% for SC/ST beneficiaries

    5. District Annual Scheme (Sheep/Goat)

    • Groups of 10 goats/sheep + 1 male goat/sheep
    • Subsidy: 75% for SC/ST beneficiaries

    6. Integrated Poultry Development Program

    A) 100 Day-old Chicks Distribution

    • Subsidy: 50% for all categories
    • Group cost: ₹29,500

    B) 25+3 Layer Chickens Distribution

    • Subsidy: 50% for all categories
    • Group cost: ₹10,840

    Taluka Health Department

    Health Department Schemes

    1. Family Planning

    • Sterilization surgeries are performed at Primary Health Centers.
    • Incentive:
      • Women (SC/ST & BPL): ₹600
      • Other beneficiaries: ₹250
      • Male beneficiaries: ₹1500

    2. Ayushman Bharat

    • Ayushman cards are issued to all residents via ASHA workers.
    • Treatment in private hospitals covered up to ₹5,00,000.
    • Free medicines and surgeries.

    3. Maternity Incentive Scheme

    • Implemented in tribal areas.
    • Incentive: ₹400 for pregnant women (SC/ST/BPL).

    4. Janani Suraksha Yojana

    • Institutional delivery: ₹700
    • Home delivery: ₹500

     

    Right To Information

    Introduction

    The implementation of the Right to Information Act, 2005 has brought better control over government and semi-government organizations. This Act enables the general public to understand how government work is carried out, how various welfare schemes are implemented, and the different stages/processes involved at various levels. As the governance becomes more transparent, public doubts reduce automatically. Additionally, misuse of office and corruption will also decrease.

    This Right includes the following provisions:

    • Inspection of work, documents, and records.
    • Obtaining certified copies of documents or records and taking notes.
    • Obtaining certified copies of materials.
    • Receiving information in printed form (printouts), CD, floppy, tapes, video records, or any other electronic medium.

    List of Information / Download

    Sr. No. Title Description Download
    1 Right to Information Act, 2005 – Information under Section 4 (Points 1 to 17) Information under Section 4 (Points 1 to 17) – Panchayat Samiti, Yevla (View/Download)

     

     

    Office Contact

    Contact Details

    Email ID: bdoyeola@gmail.com

    Group Development Officer (BDO): 9922462956

    Assistant Group Development Officer (Assistant BDO): 9960177512

    Panchayat Samiti Contact Number: (02559-265046)