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Bihar Tables Rs 87,383 Crore Supplementary Budget
The Bihar government presented a supplementary budget of over Rs 87,383 crore in the state assembly.
This budget includes funds for annual schemes, establishment and committed expenditures, and central sector schemes.
The budget is expected to be passed on July 23.
The funds will be used for various programs like the Viksit Bharat-Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission, Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme, and others.
The assembly session will also discuss other important legislative and financial matters.
The Speaker urged all members to cooperate for a smooth session.
Bihar government presented a supplementary budget of Rs 87,383.4 crore in the assembly.
Rs 57,077.95 crore allocated for annual schemes, including centrally sponsored and state schemes.
Rs 30,265.99 crore allocated for establishment and committed expenditures.
Rs 39.4821 crore allocated for central sector schemes.
Budget expected to be passed on July 23 during the five-day monsoon session.
- Who
- Bihar government, Deputy Chief Minister Bijendra Prasad Yadav, Assembly Speaker Prem Kumar
- What
- Presentation of a supplementary budget of Rs 87,383.4 crore
- Where
- Bihar Legislative Assembly, Patna
- When
- July 20, 2023
- Why
- To allocate additional funds for various schemes and expenditures
Key facts
- Total Budget Amount
- Rs 87,383.4 crore
- Annual Schemes Allocation
- Rs 57,077.95 crore
- Establishment and Committed Expenditure
- Rs 30,265.99 crore
- Central Sector Scheme Allocation
- Rs 39.4821 crore
- Centrally Sponsored Schemes
- Rs 32,707.2365 crore
- State Schemes
- Rs 24,370.72 crore
- VB-G RAM G Allocation
- Rs 9,335.35 crore
- Indira Gandhi Pension Scheme Allocation
- Rs 3,308.69 crore
- Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan Compensation
- Rs 2,732.00 crore
- Saksham Anganwadi and POSHAN 2.0 Allocation
- Rs 2,780.94 crore
- AMRUT 2.0 Scheme Allocation
- Rs 2,100.11 crore
Quotes
Bijendra Prasad Yadav
Deputy Chief Minister of Bihar and Finance Minister
“Of the Rs 87,383.4 crore, Rs 57,077.95 crore will be spent on annual schemes, Rs 30,265.99 crore on the establishment and committed expenditure head (including salaries and related expenditure) and Rs 39.4821 crore in the central sector scheme head.”
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