 bill no 75 of  2014 the constitution (scheduled castes) order (amendment) bill, 2014 byshri jai prakash narayan yadav,  mp a billfurther to amend the constitution (scheduled castes) order, 1950be it enacted by parliament in the sixty-fifth year of the republic of india as follows:—short title1 this act may be called the constitution (scheduled castes) order (amendment)act, 2014co 1952 in the schedule to the constitution (scheduled castes) order, 1950, in part iii—bihar,—amendment of the schedule(i) after entry 8, the following entry shall be inserted,—"8a dhanuk";(ii) after entry 14, the following entry shall be inserted,—"14a kahar";(iii) after entry 15, the following entries shall be inserted,—"15a kewat 15b kumhar";(iv) after entry 17, the following entry shall be inserted,—5"17a mallah";(v) after entry 19, the following entry shall be inserted,—"19a nunia";(vi) after entry 22, the following entries shall be inserted,—"22a tatma1022b turha" statement of objects and reasonsin pursuance of article 341 of the constitution, the list of scheduled castes of various state was first notified in 1950 and since then the list has been modified from time to time however, there are still certain castes, namely, dhanuk, kahar, kewat, kumhar, mallah, nunia, tatma and turha in the state of bihar which have not yet been included in the list of scheduled castes, in respect of that state the people belonging to these castes are still socially, educationally and economically backward and are leading a miserable life even after decades of planned development therefore, conferring the status of scheduled caste to these communities is necessary to secure justice for themthe bill seeks to achieve the above objective by amending the list of scheduled castes in respect of the state of biharhence this billnew delhi;jai prakash narayan yadavjuly 4, 2014 financial memorandumthe bill seeks to include certain castes in the list of scheduled castes in respect of the state of bihar because of their social, educational and economic backwardness the bill, therefore, if enacted, would involve additional recurring and non-recurring expenditure on account of benefits to be provided to the persons belonging to these communities under continuing schemes meant for development of the scheduled castes from the consolidated fund of india at this stage, it is not possible to give the exact amount to be incurred on this account however, it is estimated that a sum of approximately rupees one hundred crore would be involved as a recurring expenditure per annuma non-recurring expenditure of about rupees fifty crore is also likely to be involved annexure extract from the constitution (scheduled castes) order, 1950 co 19the schedulepart iii—bihar1bantar2bauri3bhogta4bhuiya5bhumij6chamar, mochi, chamar-rabidas, chamar-ravidas, chamar-rohidas, charmarkar7chaupal8dabgar9dhobi, rajak10dom, dhangad, bansphor, dharikar, dharkar, domra11dusadh, dhari, dharhi12ghasi13halalkhor14hari, mehtar, bhangi15kanjar16kurariar17lalbegi18mushar19nat20pan, sawasi, panr21pasi22rajwar23turi lok  sabha———— a bill further to amend the constitution (scheduled castes) order, 1950————(shri jai prakash narayan yadav, mp)gmgipmrnd—1309ls(s3)—24072014