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NLUP DPR a a inziah dan a ngai ngai in –

‘STIPULATIONS FOR THE CULTIVATORS UNDER NLUP AND THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES

Village Council of the villages to be included in lui NLUP activities will have to given an understanding of the Government confirming their consent for the implementation of the project in their villages. They agreed to the following position stipulations:
1. Village development Association and Village will take responsibilities for implementation of the project.
2. Beneficiaries who took up livelihood activities under 1st NLUP and were put at a disadvantage due to abandonment of 1st NLUP programmes by the succeeding Government in 2002, are to be given necessary support under the present NLUP programmes.
Families to be covered under the Project

The following bonafide Indian citizens who are permanent residents of the villages will be assisted under this programme:
1) Families who earn their livelihood from Agriculture and allied activities including Animal Husbandry.
2) Families whose members do not have regular works or employment even if they are not cultivators.

Families who may not be covered under the Project
Families whose members have permanent occupations, namely Govt. servants, permanent employees under Govt. sponsor, Corporations, Boards, Semi-Govt. establishments including deficit schools, businessmen, petty traders, registered Contractors, suppliers etc. who have permanent source of income will not be eligible under this project.

Responsibilities of the farmers

Beneficiary of the Project should abide by the following clauses and should give in writing his agreement to do so:
1) He should not utilize any part or portion of the assistance for anything other than for the purpose for which it is given.
2) Any kind of the assistance should not be handed over to another person except with the written permission of an appropriate authority.
3) Any asset, moveable, created or procured through the assistance should not be sold or given to others without the permission of the appropriate authority.
4) Before completion of the scheme under the Project, the beneficiary should not emigrate from the village without prior permission of the Government.

Penalties for Misuse of the Assistance

Any beneficiary who has misused the assistance will be penalized in any of the manner considered suitable by the including any of the following punishments:
1) He will be barred from receiving any further assistance.
2) He may be required to refund the assistance the value of which will be calculated in term of current value. In case of cash, the amount shall include interests, and in case of kind, the value shall be calculated as per the current cost of a new one.
3) If he/she fails to refund the assistance, the Government may take action as it deems fit.
4) The land settlement rules may also be suitably amended so that in case the beneficiary discontinues the activities for which this land has been allotted by way L.S.C will automatically revert back to Government and the said land may be allotted to reliable farmer by the District Level Committee on the recommendation of the Village Development Committee (VDC).

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