The SRE scheme primarily involves reimbursements to the Government of Jammu and Kashmir, and individual citizens do not directly access funding.

Certainly. IFD-MHA stands for "Internal Finance Division, Ministry of Home Affairs," and CCS stands for "Cabinet Committee on Security."

The scheme does not mention specific opening and closing dates for individual citizens, as it primarily deals with government reimbursements.

The SRE schemes are primarily administered between the Central Government and the State Government, and individual citizens are not direct participants.

The scheme primarily deals with government claims and reimbursement; therefore, there is no declaration process for individual citizens.

The Ministry of Home Affairs may periodically send teams to the State to conduct sample checks of the SRE(R&R) accounts maintained by the State Government. This review includes discussions on various aspects of expenditure and utilization.

Claims should be submitted using the prescribed Proforma mentioned in Annex C of the scheme. These claims should be duly certified by an officer not below the rank of Additional Secretary to the concerned State Government.

Schemes and projects receive 100% funding from the Central Government. The funding is regulated based on the approval process and certification by State Government officers.

In special circumstances and with the approval of the SRE Standing Committee, advance releases may be considered. Additionally, advances for the first quarter of a financial year may be released.

The scheme caters to categories including Kashmiri and Jammu Migrants, victims of violence, border population, and those affected by cross-border firing and terrorism.

The SRE(J&K): Relief and Rehabilitation (R&R) scheme was introduced in 1989-90 to reimburse expenses incurred by the Government of J&K for various Relief and Rehabilitation activities.

The SRE Standing Committee, chaired by the Special Secretary (J&K), Department of Jammu and Kashmir Affairs, oversees matters related to reimbursement of SRE to the State of Jammu and Kashmir. It examines and approves SRE proposals and monitors SRE releases.

The SRE scheme became effective from the financial year 2000-01 (from 01-04-2000) onwards, with a 100% fund reimbursement. The funding ratio varies for different components, as explained in the scheme details.