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Supplementary demands for Rs. 2639 cr. grants
NEW DELHI, DEC. 13. The Government today introduced in the Lok
Sabha, supplementary demands for grants for additional
expenditure of Rs. 2639 crores this financial year involving a
cash outgo of only about Rs. 1572 crores.
Introducing the second batch of supplementary demands for grants
this year, the Finance Minister, Mr. Yashwant Sinha, said this
included a Rs. 500 crore transfer for the National Calamity Fund
as recommended by the Eleventh Finance Commission and Rs. 300
crores for modernisation of the State police forces.
As many as 27 grants and one appropriation are included in the
supplementary demands for grants which seek to authorise gross
additional expenditure of Rs. 2639.09 crores.
Of this, a gross additional expenditure of Rs. 1067.11 crore is
matched by savings by the Ministries concerned, resulting in a
cash outgo of only Rs. 1571.79 crores.
The additional expenditure also included a Rs. 200 crore subsidy
to Uttar Pradesh (Rs 135 crores) and West Bengal (Rs. 65 crores)
for the public distribution system.
The Fluid Control Research Institution gets an additional grant
of Rs. 316 crores while the power sector gets a grant of Rs. 319
crores for the Badarpur thermal power station, assistance to the
north eastern States and Sikkim for electrification of tribal
villages.
- PTI
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