Schedule-1
Clothing, bedding, toiletries and other articles (rule 48)
(1) Juvenile or children shall be provided with the following articles:
Bedding
Bedding
Sl No.
Sl No.
Article
Article
Quantity to be provided per child
Quantity to be provided per child
1
Towels
4 per year
2
Cotton Bed Sheets
2 per 2 year
3
Pillow (Cotton Stuffed)
1 per 2 year
4
Pillow Covers
2 per 2 year
5
Woollen blankets
2 per 2 years
6
Cotton Durry
2 per 2 years
7
Cotton filled quilt
1 per 2 year (in cold regions)
8
Mattress
1 per 2 years
9
Mosquito Net
1 per 2 years
Clothing for girls
Clothing for girls
1
Skirts & Blouse or Salwar Kameez or Half
sari with blouses and petticoats
5 sets per year for girls depending on age and
regional preferences
2
Banyans (1 Metre each)
6 per year for younger girls
3
Brassieres
6 per year for older girls
4
Panties (1 Metre Cloth each)
6 per year
5
Sanitary Towels
12 packs per year for older girls
6
Woollen Sweaters
2 in 2 years ( in cold regions)
7
Woollen Shawls
1 in 2 years (in cold regions)
Clothing for boys
Clothing for boys
1
Shirts
5 sets per year
2
Shorts
5 sets per year for younger boys
3
Pants
5 sets per year of older boys
4
Vest
4 set per year
5
Underwear
4 set per year
6
Woollen Jerseys
2 in 2 years (for cold regions)
7
Scarfs
2 in 2 years (for cold regions)
Miscellaneous Articles
Miscellaneous Articles
1
Slippers
1 pair per year
2
Shoes
1 pair per year
3
School Uniform
2 sets per year for children attending outside
schools
4
School shoes
1pair per year for children attending outside
schools
5
School Bag and Stationery
1 set per year for children attending outside
schools
6
Handkerchiefs
6 per year
Note. - In addition to the clothing specified above, each child shall be provided, once in three years, with a suit consisting of one white shirt, one pair of khaki shorts or pants, one pair of white canvas shoes and one blazer (for cold regions) for use during ceremonial occasions. In the case of girls it shall be one white half sari or one salwar kameez or one white skirt and one white bolouse, a pair of white convas shoes and a blazer (for cold regions).
Note.
Sl
Sl
Night clothing & bedding
Night clothing & bedding
Scale for supply
Scale for supply
1
Mattress
One per bed per 3 years
2
Cotton Bed Sheets
Four per bed per year
3
Pillows
One per bed per two year
4
Pillows Covers
Four per bed per year
5
Woollen blankets
One per bed per 2 year
6
Pyiamas and loose shirts (Hospital type for
boys)
3 Pairs per child per year
7
Skirts and blouses or salwar kameez for girls
3 Pairs per child per year
8
Cotton durry
One per bed per three years Note:
Note. - (i) When a child is admitted as an in patient in the institution Hospital, the Institution Doctor shall issue the in patient with the hospital clothing, the clothes on body being preserved duly washed and handed back an the time of the child's discharge from the hospital.
Note.
(ii) Each child shall be provided with kit Box or a Locker as per convenience and necessity.
(iii) The Superintendent shall make arrangement for two-tier bed system in place or conventional cots, as per convenience and necessity.
Hair oil for grooming the hair
100 mgs per month
Toilet soap or carbolic soap
1 large bar per month
Tooth Paste and brush
1 Brush per 3 months 50 gms paste per month
Comb
1 Per Year
Note. - (a) For washing of cloth and towels, bed-sheet etc, the following scale may be followed:
Note.
(i) Washing Soap 1 Soap for one month (125gms)
(ii) Whitening/bleaching agent to the extent required only for white clothing Provided, however, the hospital clothing is not mixed with other clothing at the time of washing and if necessary, the Superintendent can issue the above items separately for washing of hospital clothing.
(b) The children attending school outside the institution may be issued with one additional bar of washing soap (100 gms) per head per month for washing their school uniform.
Sl No.
Sl No.
Item
Item
Scale of supply
Scale of supply
1
Broom Stick
25 to 40 Nos per month depending on the area of
the institution
2
DDT spary
As per the institution Doctor's advice
3
Effective bugs killing agent
As required
4
Phenyl and cleaning acid (daily)
Depending on the area of lavatories to be
cleaned as per institution Doctor's advice
Schedule II
Nutrition and Diet Scale (rule 44)
Sl
Sl
Name of the articles of diet
Name of the articles of diet
Scale per head per day
Scale per head per day
1
1
Rice/Wheat/Ragi/Jowar
600 Gms (700 Gms for 16-18 yrs age) of which
atleast 100 gms to be either wheat or ragi or jower
2
2
Dal/Rajma/Chana
120 Gms
3
3
Edible Oil
25 Gms
4
4
Onion
25 Gms
5
5
Salt
25 Gms
6
6
Turmeric
05 Gms
7
7
Coriander Seed Powder
05 Gms
8
8
Ginger
05 Gms
9
9
Garlic
05 Gms
10
10
Tamarind/Mango Powder
05 Gms
11
11
Milk (at breakfast)
150 ml
12
12
Dry Chillies
05 Gms
13
13
Vegetables Leafy
100 Gms
14
14
Vegetables Non Leafy
130 Gms
15
15
Curd or Butter Milk
100 Gms/Ml
16
16
Jaggery & Ground Nut Seeds or Paneer
(vegetarian only)
60 Gms each (100 Gms for paneer) Once in a week
17
17
Sugar
40 Gms
Following items for 50 Children per day
Following items for 50 Children per day
18
18
Pepper
25 Gms
19
19
Jeera Seeds
25 Gms
20
20
Black Gramdall
50 Gms
21
21
Mustard Seeds
50 Gms
22
22
Ajwain Seeds
50 Gms On
Chicken Day for 10
kg. of Chicken
23
23
Garam Masala
10 Gms
24
24
Kopra
150 Gms
25
25
Khas Khas
150 Gms
26
26
Groundnut Oil
500 Gms
For Sick Children
For Sick Children
27
27
Bread
500 Gms Ml
28
28
Milk 500
Other Items
Other Items
29
29
LP Gas for Cooking only
Instructions:
(2) Variation in Diet
(2) Variation in Diet
(a) Three varieties of dal i.e., Toor (Tuvari), Moong (Green Gram) and Chana (Bengal Gram) may be issued alternatively.
(b) The Superintendent may also arrange to substitute chicken with fish at his discretion, provided that there is no extra expenditure to Government.
(c) On non-vegetarian days, vegetarian children shall be issued with either 60 Gms of Jaggery and 60 Gms of Groundnut seeds per head in the shape of laddus or any other sweet dish or 100 gms paneer.
(d) Potatoes shall be issued in lieu or vegetables once in a week.
(e) Leafy vegetables such as Fenugreek(Methi), Spinach (Palak), Sarson (Mustard leaves) Gongura Thotkaura or any other saag etc., may also be issued once in a week. If a kitchen garden is attached to any institution leafy vegetables, in addition to drumstick trees, curry leaves trees and coriander leaves, should be grown and issued and the Superintendent should try to issue variety of vegetables and see that the same vegetable is not repeated for at least a period of one week.
(f) The Superintendent may make temporary alternations in the scale of diet in individual cases when considered necessary by him, or on the institution Doctor's advice subject to the condition that the scale laid down is not exceeded.
(3) Meal Timing and Menu. - (a) Breakfast after 8:00 am
(3) Meal Timing and Menu.
(i) Upma or chapattis made of Wheat or Ragi or any other dish.
(ii) Chutneys from Gongura or fresh curry leave or fresh coriander or Coconut and putnadal etc., dal/vegetable may be issued as a dish.
(iii) Milk
(iv) Any seasonal fruit in sufficient quantity
(b) Lunch at 1:00 P.M. and Dinner After 7:00 P.M.
(i) Rich/Chapattis or combination of both
(ii) Vegetable Curry
(iii) Sambar or Dal
(iv) Butter Milk or curd
(4) Others. - (a) Depending on the season, the Superintendent shall have the discretion to alter the time for distribution of food.
(4) Others.
(b) On the advise of the Institution Doctor, every sick who is prevented from taking regular food, on account of his ill, health, may be issued with medical diet, as indicated in diet scale.
(c) Extra diet for nourishment like milk, eggs, sugar and fruits shall be issued to the children on the advice of the institution Doctor in addition to the regular diet, to pick up weight or for other health reasons and for the purpose of calculation of the daily ration, the sick children shall be excluded from the day's strength.
(d) On the following national and festival occasions, sweet dishes may be distributed to all the children at the Home at the rate fixed by the Commissioner from time to time.
Section 98 • Bihar Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Rules, 2015
98. Repeal and Saving.
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Section 98
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"content": "Schedule-1\nClothing, bedding, toiletries and other articles (rule 48)\n(1) Juvenile or children shall be provided with the following articles:\nBedding\nBedding\nSl No.\nSl No.\nArticle\nArticle\nQuantity to be provided per child\nQuantity to be provided per child\n1\nTowels\n4 per year\n2\nCotton Bed Sheets\n2 per 2 year\n3\nPillow (Cotton Stuffed)\n1 per 2 year\n4\nPillow Covers\n2 per 2 year\n5\nWoollen blankets\n2 per 2 years\n6\nCotton Durry\n2 per 2 years\n7\nCotton filled quilt\n1 per 2 year (in cold regions)\n8\nMattress\n1 per 2 years\n9\nMosquito Net\n1 per 2 years\nClothing for girls\nClothing for girls\n1\nSkirts & Blouse or Salwar Kameez or Half\n\t\t\t\tsari with blouses and petticoats\n5 sets per year for girls depending on age and\n\t\t\t\tregional preferences\n2\nBanyans (1 Metre each)\n6 per year for younger girls\n3\nBrassieres\n6 per year for older girls\n4\nPanties (1 Metre Cloth each)\n6 per year\n5\nSanitary Towels\n12 packs per year for older girls\n6\nWoollen Sweaters\n2 in 2 years ( in cold regions)\n7\nWoollen Shawls\n1 in 2 years (in cold regions)\nClothing for boys\nClothing for boys\n1\nShirts\n5 sets per year\n2\nShorts\n5 sets per year for younger boys\n3\nPants\n5 sets per year of older boys\n4\nVest\n4 set per year\n5\nUnderwear\n4 set per year\n6\nWoollen Jerseys\n2 in 2 years (for cold regions)\n7\nScarfs\n2 in 2 years (for cold regions)\nMiscellaneous Articles\nMiscellaneous Articles\n1\nSlippers\n1 pair per year\n2\nShoes\n1 pair per year\n3\nSchool Uniform\n2 sets per year for children attending outside\n\t\t\t\tschools\n4\nSchool shoes\n1pair per year for children attending outside\n\t\t\t\tschools\n5\nSchool Bag and Stationery\n1 set per year for children attending outside\n\t\t\t\tschools\n6\nHandkerchiefs\n6 per year\nNote. - In addition to the clothing specified above, each child shall be provided, once in three years, with a suit consisting of one white shirt, one pair of khaki shorts or pants, one pair of white canvas shoes and one blazer (for cold regions) for use during ceremonial occasions. In the case of girls it shall be one white half sari or one salwar kameez or one white skirt and one white bolouse, a pair of white convas shoes and a blazer (for cold regions).\nNote.\nSl\nSl\nNight clothing & bedding\nNight clothing & bedding\nScale for supply\nScale for supply\n1\nMattress\nOne per bed per 3 years\n2\nCotton Bed Sheets\nFour per bed per year\n3\nPillows\nOne per bed per two year\n4\nPillows Covers\nFour per bed per year\n5\nWoollen blankets\nOne per bed per 2 year\n6\nPyiamas and loose shirts (Hospital type for\n\t\t\t\tboys)\n3 Pairs per child per year\n7\nSkirts and blouses or salwar kameez for girls\n3 Pairs per child per year\n8\nCotton durry\nOne per bed per three years Note:\nNote. - (i) When a child is admitted as an in patient in the institution Hospital, the Institution Doctor shall issue the in patient with the hospital clothing, the clothes on body being preserved duly washed and handed back an the time of the child's discharge from the hospital.\nNote.\n(ii) Each child shall be provided with kit Box or a Locker as per convenience and necessity.\n(iii) The Superintendent shall make arrangement for two-tier bed system in place or conventional cots, as per convenience and necessity.\nHair oil for grooming the hair\n100 mgs per month\nToilet soap or carbolic soap\n1 large bar per month\nTooth Paste and brush\n1 Brush per 3 months 50 gms paste per month\nComb\n1 Per Year\nNote. - (a) For washing of cloth and towels, bed-sheet etc, the following scale may be followed:\nNote.\n(i) Washing Soap 1 Soap for one month (125gms)\n(ii) Whitening/bleaching agent to the extent required only for white clothing Provided, however, the hospital clothing is not mixed with other clothing at the time of washing and if necessary, the Superintendent can issue the above items separately for washing of hospital clothing.\n(b) The children attending school outside the institution may be issued with one additional bar of washing soap (100 gms) per head per month for washing their school uniform.\nSl No.\nSl No.\nItem\nItem\nScale of supply\nScale of supply\n1\nBroom Stick\n25 to 40 Nos per month depending on the area of\n\t\t\t\tthe institution\n2\nDDT spary\nAs per the institution Doctor's advice\n3\nEffective bugs killing agent\nAs required\n4\nPhenyl and cleaning acid (daily)\nDepending on the area of lavatories to be\n\t\t\t\tcleaned as per institution Doctor's advice\nSchedule II\nNutrition and Diet Scale (rule 44)\nSl\nSl\nName of the articles of diet\nName of the articles of diet\nScale per head per day\nScale per head per day\n1\n1\nRice/Wheat/Ragi/Jowar\n600 Gms (700 Gms for 16-18 yrs age) of which\n\t\t\t\tatleast 100 gms to be either wheat or ragi or jower\n2\n2\nDal/Rajma/Chana\n120 Gms\n3\n3\nEdible Oil\n25 Gms\n4\n4\nOnion\n25 Gms\n5\n5\nSalt\n25 Gms\n6\n6\nTurmeric\n05 Gms\n7\n7\nCoriander Seed Powder\n05 Gms\n8\n8\nGinger\n05 Gms\n9\n9\nGarlic\n05 Gms\n10\n10\nTamarind/Mango Powder\n05 Gms\n11\n11\nMilk (at breakfast)\n150 ml\n12\n12\nDry Chillies\n05 Gms\n13\n13\nVegetables Leafy\n100 Gms\n14\n14\nVegetables Non Leafy\n130 Gms\n15\n15\nCurd or Butter Milk\n100 Gms/Ml\n16\n16\nJaggery & Ground Nut Seeds or Paneer\n\t\t\t\t(vegetarian only)\n60 Gms each (100 Gms for paneer) Once in a week\n17\n17\nSugar\n40 Gms\nFollowing items for 50 Children per day\nFollowing items for 50 Children per day\n18\n18\nPepper\n25 Gms\n19\n19\nJeera Seeds\n25 Gms\n20\n20\nBlack Gramdall\n50 Gms\n21\n21\nMustard Seeds\n50 Gms\n22\n22\nAjwain Seeds\n50 Gms On\nChicken Day for 10\n\t\t\t\tkg. of Chicken\n23\n23\nGaram Masala\n10 Gms\n24\n24\nKopra\n150 Gms\n25\n25\nKhas Khas\n150 Gms\n26\n26\nGroundnut Oil\n500 Gms\nFor Sick Children\nFor Sick Children\n27\n27\nBread\n500 Gms Ml\n28\n28\nMilk 500\nOther Items\nOther Items\n29\n29\nLP Gas for Cooking only\nInstructions:\n(2) Variation in Diet\n(2) Variation in Diet\n(a) Three varieties of dal i.e., Toor (Tuvari), Moong (Green Gram) and Chana (Bengal Gram) may be issued alternatively.\n(b) The Superintendent may also arrange to substitute chicken with fish at his discretion, provided that there is no extra expenditure to Government.\n(c) On non-vegetarian days, vegetarian children shall be issued with either 60 Gms of Jaggery and 60 Gms of Groundnut seeds per head in the shape of laddus or any other sweet dish or 100 gms paneer.\n(d) Potatoes shall be issued in lieu or vegetables once in a week.\n(e) Leafy vegetables such as Fenugreek(Methi), Spinach (Palak), Sarson (Mustard leaves) Gongura Thotkaura or any other saag etc., may also be issued once in a week. If a kitchen garden is attached to any institution leafy vegetables, in addition to drumstick trees, curry leaves trees and coriander leaves, should be grown and issued and the Superintendent should try to issue variety of vegetables and see that the same vegetable is not repeated for at least a period of one week.\n(f) The Superintendent may make temporary alternations in the scale of diet in individual cases when considered necessary by him, or on the institution Doctor's advice subject to the condition that the scale laid down is not exceeded.\n(3) Meal Timing and Menu. - (a) Breakfast after 8:00 am\n(3) Meal Timing and Menu.\n(i) Upma or chapattis made of Wheat or Ragi or any other dish.\n(ii) Chutneys from Gongura or fresh curry leave or fresh coriander or Coconut and putnadal etc., dal/vegetable may be issued as a dish.\n(iii) Milk\n(iv) Any seasonal fruit in sufficient quantity\n(b) Lunch at 1:00 P.M. and Dinner After 7:00 P.M.\n(i) Rich/Chapattis or combination of both\n(ii) Vegetable Curry\n(iii) Sambar or Dal\n(iv) Butter Milk or curd\n(4) Others. - (a) Depending on the season, the Superintendent shall have the discretion to alter the time for distribution of food.\n(4) Others.\n(b) On the advise of the Institution Doctor, every sick who is prevented from taking regular food, on account of his ill, health, may be issued with medical diet, as indicated in diet scale.\n(c) Extra diet for nourishment like milk, eggs, sugar and fruits shall be issued to the children on the advice of the institution Doctor in addition to the regular diet, to pick up weight or for other health reasons and for the purpose of calculation of the daily ration, the sick children shall be excluded from the day's strength.\n(d) On the following national and festival occasions, sweet dishes may be distributed to all the children at the Home at the rate fixed by the Commissioner from time to time.",
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