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Welfare Schemes for Ex-Servicemen – Details of ex-servicemen in the country at present

(a) Details of ex-servicemen in the country at present, State / UT-wise are at Annexure. 
(b) Details of the Schemes being implemented for the welfare of ex-servicemen are at Annexure. 
(c) Details of ESM who have been benefitted through the DGR resettlement schemes during the last 3 years is at Annexure. These resettlement schemes enable the ESM to earn decent livelihood.

ANNEXURE 



(1) Resettlement Schemes

The Directorate General of Resettlement (DGR), an Attached Office of the Department of Ex-servicemen Welfare, Ministry of Defence, is responsible for rehabilitation of retired defence personnel. DGR implements certain schemes/resettlement opportunities for retired defence personnel viz. Security Agency scheme, management of CNG stations in NCR, allotment of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd., / Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (Company Owned Company Operated) outlets, Coal Loading and Transportation scheme, Mother Dairy/Gopaljee outlets, etc.

Reservation ranging from 10% to 24.5% of the available vacancies in Group C & D posts in Central Government and Central Public Sector Undertakings/ Banks has been provided for the willing and eligible Ex-servicemen (ESM). Most State Governments also provide reservation to ESM in State Government jobs. 10% vacancies are reserved in the posts upto the level of Assistant Commandants in Para-military forces. Moreover, age relaxation is available for the ESM in services or posts filled by direct recruitment. ESM Officers are sponsored by DG Resettlement for jobs, based on requisitions received from Government/PSUs and Corporates.
In addition to this, Army Welfare Placement Organization and similar placement cells in Air Force help ESM in finding suitable jobs in Banks, industries, corporate Houses , Academic Institutions, Hospitals, Hotels and Real Estate.
Meaningful professional and vocational training to retiring officers, junior Commissioned Officers & Other Ranks is imparted by DGR through various training institutes for the rehabilitation and resettlement of ESM in civil life.

(2) Financial Assistance

Financial assistants is also provided through Kendriya Sainik Board, an Attached Office of the Department of Ex-servicemen Welfare, from the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund and National Defence Fund to the ESM and their dependents, as well as to the institutions involved in rehabilitation of ESM in the form of Penury Grant, Education Grant, Officer Cadet Grant, Disabled Children Grant, House Repair Grant, Marriage Grant, Widow Re-Marriage Grant, Funeral Grant, Medical Grant including treatment of serious ailments, Orphan Grant, War Memorial Hostels Grant, Vocational Training Grant for widows.
Financial assistance is also provided for tool kit for ESM technicians and purchasing modified scooters for ESM paraplegics. Upto 4000 Scholarships are awarded every year to the wards of ESM to pursue technical and professional courses under the Prime Minister’s Merit Scholarship Scheme.

(3) Medical facility

Ex-servicemen pensioners and their dependents are provided medical care through ECHS Polyclinics and Government and private empanelled medical facilities spread across the country, through Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS). As on date about 43.5 Lakh ESM beneficiaries are covered under ECHS.

ANNEXURE 
EMPLOYED THROUGH DGR & RSB

Government and Private Sector Jobs

2011 2012 2013
Central Government 4100 3839 6366
State Government 4046 5358 5809
Private Sector 4830 5485 2596

DGR Schemes

Mother Dairy

Year Mother Dairy Milk Booths Mother Dairy Fruits and Vegetable shop
ESM Selected ESM/Dependent Selected
2011 306 30
2012 255 60
2013 230 40

Gopaljee Dairy

Year Gopaljee Dairy Milk Booths Gopaljee Farm Fresh
ESM Selected ESM Selected
2011 Scheme started in 2012 Scheme started in 2013
2012 10
2013 51 58

Management of CNG Station by ESM (Officers) in NCR

Year ESM(O) Selected
2011 12
2012 26
2013 15

Coal Transportation & Tipper Scheme

S.No. Scheme 2011 2012 2013
1 No. of ESM (O) employed 03 06 03
2 Tipper attached (No. of ESM, Widow, Disabled ESM given benefit) 69 108 81

Security Agency

2011 2012 2013
New Security Agency empanelled 203 160 314
Number of ESM employed in Security Agency Scheme 37682 37162 40146

ANNEXURE

STATE WISE NUMBERS OF EX-SERVICEMEN/WIDOWS WITH RSBs/ ZSBs AS ON 30 JUN 14

Sl. No. NAME OF STATE Ex-servicemen Widows Grand Total
Army Air Force Navy Total Army Air Force Navy Total
1 ANDHRA PRADESH 45522 5567 4528 55617 17907 835 438 19180 74797
2 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 484 0 0 484 39 0 0 39 523
3 ASSAM 27230 3888 1549 32667 3766 233 31 4030 36697
4 BIHAR 72497 15193 7103 94793 6725 647 263 7635 102428
5 CHATTISGARH 4613 290 179 5082 1051 60 23 1134 6216
6 GOA 1091 208 718 2017 169 35 93 297 2314
7 GUJARAT 20076 3800 860 24736 2570 263 49 2882 27618
8 HIMACHAL PRADESH 101335 2123 3530 106988 31251 247 392 31890 138878
9 HARYANA 244391 12759 16805 273955 71676 1955 2702 76333 350288
10 JAMMU & KASHMIR 70747 669 506 71922 22455 147 61 22663 94585
11 JHARKHAND 18968 1426 939 21333 2789 40 172 3001 24334
12 KARNATAKA 58869 10179 2400 71448 18450 1706 491 20647 92095
13 KERALA 131127 21399 12277 164803 43232 5655 2691 51578 216381
14 MADHYA PRADESH 39089 1690 1161 41940 8316 255 173 8744 50684
15 MAHARASHTRA 139995 11655 14727 166377 47064 1646 1045 49755 216132
16 MANIPUR 6271 74 33 6378 737 13 8 758 7136
17 MEGHALAYA 2191 82 53 2326 851 29 18 898 3224
18 MIZORAM 5789 21 21 5831 4155 6 17 4178 10009
19 NAGALAND 3135 8 14 3157 781 0 0 781 3938
20 ORISSA 28510 4610 1946 35066 2981 167 96 3244 38310
21 PUNJAB 245803 10613 5341 261757 46768 2452 859 50079 311836
22 RAJASTHAN 166258 7289 4280 177827 39880 1266 780 41926 219753
23 SIKKIM 1084 1 4 1089 456 1 5 462 1551
24 TAMIL NADU 106523 5730 9188 121441 56002 1304 2455 59761 181202
25 TELANGANA 19638 6844 1089 27571 4826 835 196 5857 33428
26 TRIPURA 2276 118 53 2447 605 18 13 636 3083
27 UTTAR PRADESH 261442 25693 13835 300970 46971 3445 1600 52016 352986
28 UTTARAKHAND 116620 2320 2462 121402 33509 278 290 34077 155479
29 WEST BENGAL 59086 12144 3913 75143 7700 1305 300 9305 84448
30 ANDAMAN & NICOBAR 431 43 163 637 124 0 10 134 771
31 CHANDIGARH 6604 2681 374 9659 1508 502 49 2059 11718
32 DELHI 29073 6485 2796 38354 5092 968 656 6716 45070
33 PUDUCHERRY 1307 375 86 1768 423 42 3 468 2236
TOTAL 2038075 175977 112933 2326985 530829 26355 15979 573163 2900148

The above statement was submitted by MoD in reply of undermentioned Lok Sabha Question:-

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
LOK SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION NO 3283

ANSWERED ON 01.08.2014

WELFARE SCHEMES FOR EX SERVICEMEN

3283 . Shinde Dr. Shrikant Eknath
Rathore Col. Rajyavardhan Singh
Panda Shri Baijayant “Jay”

Will the Minister of DEFENCE be pleased to state:-

(a) the total number of ex-servicemen in the country at present, State-UT-wise;

(b) the details of schemes being implemented for the welfare of ex-servicemen in he country;

(c) whether these welfare measures have helped ex-servicemen in living a dignified life and if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor;

(d) whether the Government proposes to revamp certain schemes being implemented for the welfare of ex-servicemen and if so, the details thereof; and

(e) whether the Government proposes to utilise the services of ex-servicemen for social and other activities and if so, the details thereof?

ANSWER

MINISTER OF STATE (RAO INDERJIT SINGH) IN THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

(a) Details of ex-servicemen in the country at present, State / UT-wise are at Annexure.

(b) Details of the Schemes being implemented for the welfare of ex-servicemen are at Annexure.

(c) Details of ESM who have been benefitted through the DGR resettlement schemes during the last 3 years is at Annexure. These resettlement schemes enable the ESM to earn decent livelihood.

(d) Need based revisions are made to the Schemes from time to time.

(e) No, Madam.

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Source: loksabha.nic.in
Annexure: http://164.100.47.132/Annexture_New/lsq16/2/au3283.htm

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