Public scorecard · 2026 · Ward 16, Lamahatta Busty
No personal namesThis page is for pressure on government delivery: water, roads, wages, pensions, literacy. It shows 22 homes · 103 people as aggregate math. Names stay with the Samaj and logged-in members — not on the public internet.
Lamahatta, Darjeeling, West Bengal
LGD · West Bengal (19) · Darjeeling (309) · Rangli Rangliot (2869) · GP Lamahatta 261054
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draftedRequests ward-wise works and expenditure, Gram Sabha minutes, water/FHTC status for Sunaray (Simana) Gaon, asset register, abandoned and held-up works on eGramSwaraj, and whether any record endorses a social boycott — all as public records of the Gram Panchayat.
Application date 2026-07-16 · GP LGD 261054 · Clock starts on PIO receipt (not draft date alone)
01 · Rates that matter
Percentages first — water, literacy, income structure proxies, care pressure. No invented salaries.
Water delivery
0%
working household taps (0 of 22)
No formal literacy
37.9%
39 of 103 people in survey
External wage dependency
28.2%
of non-students work outside · 20 people
Remittance share of market labour
41.7%
20 of 48 in cash/market occupations
Unpaid care (non-students)
32.4%
23 people in home/care occupations
Formal public jobs
4.9%
5 in govt / army / teaching
In school / training
31.1%
32 of 103 people
Homes with elders 60+
64%
14 of 22 households
Bishwakarma Samaj · cohort rates, not certificate dumps
This settlement organises as Bishwakarma Samaj. Operators state the community is Scheduled Caste (SC) for scheme targeting and equity analysis. This page does not publish individual caste certificates.
SC-targeted cohort (homes)
100%
22 households in survey
SC-targeted cohort (people)
100%
103 people counted
Eligibility is not delivery. Until GP/Block publish SC scholarship, hostel, skill, and housing beneficiary lists for this GP, enrollment rate = unknown — not 0 and not 100.
Livelihood composition — not average ₹ income (we refuse to invent it)
External wage dep. (non-students)
28.2%
share whose job is outside the hills
Of market labour, outside
41.7%
remittance-linked share of cash work
Unpaid care (non-students)
32.4%
home/care occupations
Formal public jobs (pop.)
4.9%
govt / army / teaching
Aggregate only — no names, no household codes
Not marked “No”
62.1%
64 of 103
No formal literacy
37.9%
39 people
About 74% of those without formal literacy are age 40+ (29 people). That is where scheme forms and bank KYC get stolen or stuck — unless the panchayat helps in person.
Share of population by age band
Youth 16–35 is 41.7% of the village. Care pressure (children + elders ÷ ages 16–50) ≈ 0.39.
Where people earn or study — still aggregates only
Working outside hills
19.4%
20 people
Of ages 16–50 outside
27.8%
local wage pressure
Students & children
31.1%
32 people
Local work / farming
17.5%
18 people
02 · Local government
A Gram Panchayat is the nearest government. In plain words: it is supposed to turn national schemes into water, roads, work, schools support, and public lists you can check — not only meetings and photos.
Drinking water, sanitation, local paths/roads, streetlights, and common land upkeep.
Help people get on the correct list (job card, pension, housing, farmer support) and fix errors at the counter.
Open meetings where the village prioritises works, sees budgets, and can object when a work is marked complete but is not.
Keep beneficiary lists, wage sheets, and water-connection status public so 22 houses can audit without a middleman.
If taps are 0%, the road is unfinished, and scheme enrollment is invisible, that is not ‘village culture’ — it is delivery failure at the local state.
03 · Delivery scorecard
Status for this ward with evidence. This is anti-corruption material: incomplete works, zero taps, invisible beneficiary lists.
Every home should get clean water at the door (Jal Jeevan Mission: Functional Household Tap Connection).
0% homes with working taps (0/22)
Pucca access roads and safe walking paths so children, elders, and goods can move year-round.
Main access still incomplete (~1 mile bad road)
Register job cards, open local public works, pay wages on time so people are not forced to leave only for survival.
19.4% of people work outside the hills (20/103)
Keep children in school and help adults who never got literacy access forms, pensions, and schemes.
31.1% in education · 37.9% marked no formal literacy
Know who is old, alone, or bedridden; connect pensions, health, and neighbour support.
64% of homes have age 60+ signal (14/22)
Stable signal so schemes, banks, school, and remittances work without climbing for bars.
Unstable signal (community-reported critical)
Publish budgets, works, beneficiary lists, and meeting minutes so 22 houses can check the state.
No public works / fund board on this OS yet
Help eligible families with PMAY-G, SVAMITVA, and residential proof — not only paper talk.
Enrollment rate not verified in 2026 survey sheet
04 · Schemes
Hard fail when we have a village rate. “Unknown” when government has not published a list — that opacity is the problem.
| Scheme | Who it is for here | Status | Rate / signal | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Jal Jeevan Mission (FHTC) Tap water in every rural home. | All 22 households | Not reaching | 0% functional taps (0/22) | Hard failure with physical proof (tank without source). This is the cleanest KPI a panchayat can be scored on. |
PMGSY / rural roads All-weather road connectivity for habitations. | Whole ward / access corridor | Not reaching | ~1 mile bad road still defining access | Road is both economy and health: out-migration already high; bad road raises cost of staying. |
MGNREGA 100 days local wage work for rural adults. | Working-age adults who want local wages | Unknown rate | 20 people already earning outside · local works list not public | An analyst would demand: job-card coverage %, person-days this FY, wage delay days. Until published, treat local safety-net as opaque. |
PM-KISAN ₹6,000/year income support to eligible farmer families. | Farming households with land records in order | Unknown rate | 18 people in local labour/farming occupations (proxy, not land title count) | Survey has occupation, not landholding. Next data step: list farmer HH vs e-KYC / instalment status. |
PMAY-G (rural housing) Support for pucca house for eligible rural poor. | Houses without pucca dwelling / priority SECC lists | Unknown rate | Not in 2026 person sheet | Do not invent a housing rate. Expert move: photograph stock + match AwaasSoft list at Gram Sabha. |
NSAP / old-age & widow pension Monthly pension for eligible elders and widows. | Elders in ~14 homes with 60+ signal; widows flagged in care list | Partial | 64% homes touch elder care risk | Migration leaves elders behind. Analyst scorecard: % of 60+ with active pension + bank passbook check this quarter. |
ICDS / mid-day meal / school chain Nutrition and school support for children. | 20 children (0–15) in survey bands | Partial | 19.4% of population are children · 32 in education pipeline | Child share is material. Failure mode is path safety + attendance on bad-road days, not only classroom supply. |
Digital India / BharatNet / mobile coverage Usable connectivity for services and remittances. | All residents + migrant families sending money home | Not reaching | Connectivity listed as critical community challenge | With 1 in 5 people working outside, dead signal is a tax on remittances, scheme OTPs, and tele-medicine. |
SC scholarships / hostels / skill (post-matric & state) Education and skill support targeted to Scheduled Caste students. | Community cohort ~103 people / 22 homes (Samaj SC context) | Unknown rate | Enrollment % not in 2026 occupation sheet | Analyst move: publish how many students in the pipeline vs how many on scholarship lists — not slogans. Demand Block education cell list for this GP. |
Stand-Up India / SC enterprise credit (eligible cohort) Credit pathways for SC entrepreneurs where criteria fit. | Local entrepreneurs / return migrants with bankable plans | Unknown rate | No public loan-sanction list for this GP | High out-station chef/driver skills are human capital. Without local credit + road + water, talent exits. Opacity of credit delivery is the scorecard. |
05 · What government must publish
Corruption thrives in missing lists. These are the public documents this ward is owed. No villager names required — only official delivery data.
Tank exists; 0% working taps. Name the contractor, source, and completion date.
Incomplete road is a tax on every scheme, school day, and medical trip.
Without local wages, out-migration is forced. Opacity hides whether work was created or only claimed.
Elders stay when youth leave. Money must reach passbooks, not middlemen.
Eligibility without a public list is where corruption lives.
Completed-on-paper, broken-on-ground is the classic leak. Photos + dates close it.
Until JJM, MGNREGA MIS, PM-KISAN, and AwaasSoft lists for this GP are public, every “unknown” rate is a red flag — not a pass.
Aggregate counts only
Aggregate counts only
Residents can manage household records after login. Everyone else — officers, media, partners — gets the scorecard: taps, roads, scheme opacity, literacy rates. That is how you cut the middleman: demand lists, photos, and rates, not gossip about families.
Sunaray Gaon · Lamahatta · Public rates from 2026 survey aggregates · Person-level data not published