Due to the steady expansion of the
Navy and Air Force during the Second World War, the need for a single
organization to perform the same functions in relation to all the
three services was felt and the Board was consequently reconstituted
in April 1944. Later in March 1951, it was renamed as the Indian
Soldiers, Sailors and Airmen's Board. The designation of the Board was
changed to the Kendriya Sainik Board in 1975. This Board functions
under the Ministry of Defense as an Inter-Services Organization.
Though Welfare of the ex-serviceman and their dependents is the joint
responsibility of the Centre and the State/UTs, however, majority of
the problems have to be resolved only by the States/UTs. To assist the
State Government in this regard, there are 31 Rajya Sainik Boards in
the Country. Like the Kendriya Sainik Board at the Centre, The Rajya/Zilla
Sainik Boards are advisory bodies in respect of policy formulation
with regard to resettlement and welfare of ex-serviceman residin g in
States/Zillas. However, the implementation of various resettlement and
welfare schemes is carried out through Depts. of Sainik Welfare in
States and Zilla Sainik Welfare Offices at Zillas.
Channel of
Command and Control as under :-
(a) The Collector & President
(b) Zilla Sainik Welfare Officer - RDC
(c) Welfare Organizer
(c) Head Clerk
(d) DC
(c) Welfare Organizer
The Hingoli District is Newly formed district
from Parbhani district on 01 May 1999. Zilla Sainik Welfare Office
opened on 01 Jun 2001. The ex-serviceman/Widows state are as under :-
(a) Ex-Serviceman - 0377
(b) Widows - 0037
Flag day Fund collections of last three years
are as under :-
Year
Target
Target Achieved
(a) 2001
4,00,000-00
4,00,000-00
(b) 2002
6,00,000-00
6,00,000-00
(c) 2003
6,00,000-00
6,00,000-00
(d) 2004
6,00,000-00
2,00,000-00