Sarna /Jahersthan/Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development Scheme
The "Sarna / Jahersthan / Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development" scheme by the Department of Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, Minorities, & Backward Classes Welfare, Government of Jharkhand, aims to preserve & develop sacred tribal sites. The scheme facilitates fencing, infrastructure.......
About the Sarna /Jahersthan/Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development Scheme Scheme
The "Sarna / Jahersthan / Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development" scheme by the Department of Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, Minorities, and Backward Classes Welfare, Government of Jharkhand, aims to preserve and develop sacred tribal sites. Under this scheme, protection, fencing, infrastructure development, and beautification measures are provided to ensure the conservation of tribal culture and traditions.
Benefits
- Fencing of sacred sites: Ensuring protection and prevention of encroachment.- Infrastructure Development: Construction of multipurpose halls, seating arrangements, and water supply facilities.- Beautification & Preservation: Landscaping, gardening, and tribal-themed wall paintings.- Solar-Powered Lighting: Installation of eco-friendly lighting solutions.- Driveway & Walkway Development: Enhanced accessibility within these sites.- Monetary Allocation: Up to INR 5.00 Crore per unit based on approved estimates.- Cultural Promotion: Establishment of storage facilities and designated areas for cultural performances.
Eligibility Criteria
- The site must be an officially recorded Sarna, Jahersthan, Hadgadi, or Masna location.
- The concerned site should be under tribal community usage and cultural significance.
- The beneficiary community must form a designated committee consisting of tribal members only.
- Gram Sabha selection and approval are mandatory for project initiation.
- The site must be registered under Revenue, Registration & Land Reforms Department records.
How to Apply for Sarna /Jahersthan/Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development Scheme
Application mode: Offline
Site Identification & Proposal Preparation:
- The Gram Sabha identifies the site and prepares a project proposal.
Beneficiary Committee Formation:
- A tribal-only committee is formed under the guidance of traditional village leaders.
Approval from Gram Sabha:
- The project is formally approved and documented.
Submission to District Welfare Office/ITDA:
- The proposal, along with required documents, is submitted.
Technical Assessment & Approval:
- A review is conducted for feasibility and budgetary sanction.
Administrative Sanction:
- Final approval is granted by the concerned department.
- The approved funds are released to the Beneficiary Committee.
Exclusions
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Sarna /Jahersthan/Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development Scheme scheme?
The "Sarna / Jahersthan / Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development" scheme by the Department of Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, Minorities, and Backward Classes Welfare, Government of Jharkhand, aims to preserve and develop sacred tribal sites. Under this sch…
Who is eligible for Sarna /Jahersthan/Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development Scheme?
The site must be an officially recorded Sarna, Jahersthan, Hadgadi, or Masna location. The concerned site should be under tribal community usage and cultural significance. The beneficiary community must form a designated committee consisting of tribal members only. Gram Sabha selection and approval…
What benefits does Sarna /Jahersthan/Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development Scheme provide?
Fencing of sacred sites: Ensuring protection and prevention of encroachment.- Infrastructure Development: Construction of multipurpose halls, seating arrangements, and water supply facilities.- Beautification & Preservation: Landscaping, gardening, and tribal-themed wall paintings.- Solar-Power…
How can I apply for Sarna /Jahersthan/Hadgadi & Masna Protection and Development Scheme?
Site Identification & Proposal Preparation: The Gram Sabha identifies the site and prepares a project proposal. Beneficiary Committee Formation: A tribal-only committee is formed under the guidance of traditional village leaders. Approval from Gram Sabha: The project is formally approved and do…
Source: official scheme details published on the Government of India's myScheme portal. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on the official portal before applying. Scheme rules can change.
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