rTSHTTt rTST4T RAJASTHAN GAZETTE Extraordinary farraia HietR 4a?iat Published by Authority Tru4a T4 J4oo 22, ThaR, 9T1a 1947 - JT 12, 2025 J
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20 · Deputy Director; Integrated Child Development Scheme
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23 · District Employment Officer
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25 · Communities representatives from areas affected by the mining operations upto three 26. Representative of mines workers upto two
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18 · Five years perspective planning and yearly action plan: - (1) In every district a baseline survey shall be conducted through academic institutions/renowned organisationslagencies for perspective plan formulation. Gram Sabha/Local Bodies may aid in preparation of need assessment reports The trust should preferably use the baseline survey undertaken by any concerning Department, if available. The reference and major findings of the surveys shall be included in the perspective plans for the district. (2) Based on the findings and gaps as identified through the baseline survey or any such surveylassessment, the trust shall prepare a strategy for five years and the same shall be included in the perspective plan. (3) The five year perspective plan shall be prepared taking into account current balance available and likely accrual to the trust over a period of five years. The five years perspective plan shall be disaggregated into year-wise action plans. (5) The five years perspective plan shall have separate sections on all priority sectors like drinking water, health, education, welfare of women and children, etc. and other sectors like roads, irrigation etc. (6) The five years perspective plan shall be approved by the Governing Council and displayed on the website of the trust The annual plans of the trust to be approved by the Governing Council each year shall be based upon the five years perspective plan and success achieved in fulfilling its targets in earlier years: Provided that while preparing the annual plan for the next financial year; the sum total of the past commitment and liabilities spilling over shall be assessed. To maintain financial discipline and timely completion of projects, the sum total of the past liabilities and commitments and the new schemes being proposed shall not in any case exceed three times the expected inflows for the next financial year: (8) The annual plans may include some other works and expenditures considered urgent in nature although not included in the perspective plan to a maximum extent of ten percent of the annual plan. 9 The Government may empanel renowned organisation/agencies/universities for conducting the baseline surveys and preparing five years perspective plans. 19. Agencies to be engaged for execution of the proposal - (1) The trust may engage any agency of the Government and assign any specific proposal/project to be carried out through such agency: 2) The trust may also empanel qualified agencies e.g. Non-Government Organization who are working in the field. However, as far as possible, priority shall be given to agency of the Government working in the same field. 20. Charging of expenses. The trustees shall be entailed to charge the following expenses from the trust fund, namely: all expenses incurred in the operation or execution of the trust and for the realization, preservation o benefit of the investments and assets comprising the trust fund and for the protection of the interests of the trust; (ii) all expenses (including expenses incidental to execution and/or registration of any agreement or other deeds) incurred by trustees for obtaining the contributions and or any other resources, which may accrue;
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28 · Prohibition - The Government may prohibit any class of works or activities which may not be beneficial for fulfillment of objectives of the trust: 29. Power of Government to issue directions or guidelines - The Government may issue such directions and instructions/guidelines, from time to time, as it deems fit for effective implementation of these rules and such directions and instructions/guidelines shall be complied with by all trusts. 30. Grievance redressal: - (1) The trust shall devise and implement a grievance redressal mechanism so that each grievance is redressed, and a suitable reply is given to the complainant within thirty days of making a complaint to the District Magistrate Or any other officer as may be authorised. (2) The Government may, 0n receipt of any complaint/public grievance shall ensure each grievance is redressed by the trust and a suitable reply is given to the complainant within the stipulated time frame. 31. Compliance mechanism:- In case, a trust; fails to maintain an endowment fund as per sub-rule (3) of rule 17; (ii) transfers any fund in violation of rule 21; (iii) fails to prepare and publish annual report as per rule 23; (iv) fails to get the accounts audited as per rule 24; fails to comply with any provisions of the rule 25; and (vi) fails to follow directions of Government in rule 29, the Government may; suspend the sanction of any Or all new works Or execution of any or all of already sanctioned works, andlor suspend the release of funds for any o all the works by the bankls where trust fund is deposited or the bank account of the executing agencies where funds have been transferred from trust; and i1) after being satisfied that necessary corrective measures have been taken, withdraw such suspension. 32. Repeal and savings - The Rajasthan District Mineral Foundation Trust, 2016 are hereby repealed: Provided that anything done O any action taken under the provisions of the rules so repealed shall be deemed to have been done Or taken under the provisions of these rules