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Perambalur lacks specific fund disbursement data, ministry says

The question asked the Ministry of Rural Development to state if a comprehensive rural development roadmap was prepared for Perambalur Lok Sabha Constituency through the convergence of schemes like MGNREGS, DAY-NRLM, and PMAY-G, and to provide details on funds sanctioned, released, and pending, along with monitoring mechanisms.

Asked by Thiru Arun Nehru; Answered by the Ministry of Rural Development (Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan).

  • The Ministry stated it has adopted a multi-pronged strategy with a defined roadmap for rural development, including in Perambalur district, Tamil Nadu.
  • In Perambalur, MGNREGS/VB-G RAM G generated 4.27 crore persondays and created 80,176 assets using Rs 1093.57 crore during 2014-2026.
  • In Perambalur, PMAY-G completed 10,932 houses utilizing Rs 141.53 crore since inception.
  • In Perambalur, PMGSY completed 916 km of road length (336 roads and 7 bridges) at an expenditure of Rs 322 crore.
  • In Perambalur, DAY-NRLM mobilized 56,558 women into 4,804 Self-Help Groups (SHGs).
  • Funds are released under the SNA-SPARSH model on a 'just in time' basis via the PFMS system, rather than as lump sums.
  • The government cited non-adherence to schematic guidelines and document requirements by States/UTs as reasons for delays in fund release.
  • Monitoring mechanisms include Performance Review Committee Meetings, National Level Monitors, and social audits.

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Parliamentary Q&A 28.07.2026
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Official titleRoadmap for Rural Development
Source bodyParliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Reference numberLS Q137 (Session 8)
Statusclosed (question)
Year28.0
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