House approves supplementary grants
Source: Chronicle News Service / DIPR

Imphal, March 25 2022: On the second day of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly on Friday, the House unanimously approved several supplementary grants amounting to Rs 44,554,030,000 .

The amount of supplementary grants for State Legislature is Rs 17,82,42,000; Finance Department Rs 694,52,32,000; Transport Rs 25,83,000; Police Rs 13,42,63,000; Public Works Department Rs 245,41,25,000; Information and Publicity Rs 1,34,77,000; Education Rs 12,57,54,000; Medical, Health and Family Welfare Services Rs 387,38,17,000 .

Municipal Administration Housing and Urban Development Rs 27,96,56,000; Labour and Employment Rs 43,47,000; Agriculture Rs 15,03,72,000; Animal Husbandry and Veterinary including dairy farming Rs 7,55,69,000; Environment and Forest Rs 7,52,95,000; Community and Rural Development Rs 2128,90,00,000; Textiles, Commerce and Industries Rs 11,94,05,000; Youth Affairs and Sports Rs 17,02,91,000; Administration of Justice Rs 4,37,07,000 .

Election Rs 32,54,16,000; Sales Tax, Oth er Taxes/Duties on Commodities and Services Rs 93,88,000; Planning Rs 512,86,86,000; Fire Protection and Control Rs 3,50,000; Jails Rs 54,92,000; Rehabilitation Rs 88,50,000; Panchayat Rs 6,12,02,000 .

Art & Culture Rs 3, 27,02,000; Horticulture arid Soil Conservation Rs 11,79,50,000; Social Welfare Department Rs 159,08,71,000; MOBC Rs 31,63,59,000; Relief and Disaster Management Rs 79,91,29,000 .

Economics and Statistics Rs 25,00,000, and Information Technology Rs 22, 00,00,000.House leader N Biren Singh also tabled the reports/papers on - (i) Report No 2 of 2021- Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Social, Economic (Other than Public Sector Undertakings), Economic (Public Sector Undertakings).

Revenue and General Sectors for the year ended 31st March, 2019; (ii) Finance Accounts (Volume I) 2019-20, Government of Manipur; (iii) Finance Accounts (Volume II) 2019-20, Government of Manipur; (iv) Appropriation Accounts 2019-20, Government of Manipur; (v) State Finances Audit Report (Report No 3 of 2021) for the year 2019-20; (vi) The Manipur Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) (Amendment) Rules, 2020, and (vii) 49th Annual Administrative Report of the Manipur Public Service Commission.

Discussion and Voting on motion for Vote on account, 2022 with a budget of Rs 34,577 crore, which was presented in the House on Thursday, was also unanimously passed in the House on Friday.

The Manipur Appropriation (No 1) Bill, 2022 and The Manipur Appropriation (No 2) Bill, 2022 were also introduced by N Biren for discussion and approval.

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