REGISTERED No. D-(D)-72
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY
PART II—Section 1
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
No. 21] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1980/CHAITRA 8, 1902
Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation
MINISTRY OF LAW, JUSTICE AND COMPANY AFFAIRS (Legislative Department) New Delhi, the 28th March, 1980/Chaitra 8, 1902 {Saka)
The following Acts of Parliament received the assent of the President on the 28th March, 1980, and are hereby published for general information: —
THE RAJASTHAN APPROPRIATION (VOTE ON ACCOUNT)
A C T, 1980
No. 29 OF 1980
[28th March, 1980]
An Act to provide for the withdrawal of certain sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan for the services of a part of the financial year 1980-81. BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic
of India as follows: —
1. This Act may be called the Rajasthan Appropriation (Vote on Ac- Short title.
count) Act, 1980.
2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan there may be withdrawn sums not exceeding those specified in column 3 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of four hund- red and nineteen crores, sixty-one lakhs and forty-seven thousand rupees towards defraying the several charges which will come in course of payment during the financial year 1980-81.
Issue of Rs. 4,19,61, 47,000 from and out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Rajas- than for the financial year 1930-81.
(155)
156 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART 11 —Appro- priation,
3. The sums authorised to be withdrawn from and out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Rajasthan by this Act shall be appropriated for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in relation to the said year.
THE SCHEDULE
(See sections 2 and 3)
I
2
3
Sums not exceeding
No. of Vote
Services and purposes
Total
Voted by Par- liament
Charged on the Consolidated Fund
Rs.
Rs.
President/Vice-President/
Governor/Administrator of Union Territories . Revenue
5,04,000
5,04,000
9,49,000
Public Service Commission Revenue
9,49,000
2S,3i,42,ooo
^5.31.42,000
Interest Payments Revenue Internal Debt of the
53,I7,18,ooo
State Government . Capita]
53,17,18,000
Loans and Advances from
13,76,79,000
'3.76,79,000
the Central Government Capital
33,a 1,ocx)
i
57,ooo
33,78,000
Legislature . . . Revenue
10,79,000
10,79,000
a Council of Ministers . . Revenue
• •
1,08,69,000
1,000
1,08,70,000
Secretariat . . Revenue
3
2,18,36,000
2,000
a,iU,38,ooo
District Administration . Revenue
4
91,97,000
1,000
ijj.gU.ooo
Administrative Services . Revenue
5
16,91,000
1,55,22,000
IJ3H,3 ',ooo
6 Administration of Justice . Revenue
'•"•
2,22,38,000
1,000
Elections , , . Revenue
^,22,37,000
3,65,72,000
1,000
3.G5.73.ooo
Revenue * , . Revenue
7 a
3,24,56,000
1,000
3.34.57,°oo
Forest . . .. Revenue
9
lO Miscellaneous General
2,13,000
2,13,000
Services . . . Revenue
ii Miscellaneous Social
1,000
55,35,000
55.a4.000
Services . . . Revenue
71,43,000
71,43,000
1,000
12 Other Taxes . . . Revenue
56,65,000
56,64,000
1,000
Excise . . .. Revenue
i3
1,000
1,00,16,000
1,00,15,000
Sales Tax . . . Revenue
14
Pension and other Retire-
15
20,006
6,07,58,000
6,07,38,000
ment Benefits . . Revenue
it,90,27,000
11,90,36,000
1,000
16 Police . , . Revenue
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTEAORDINAHY i < 7 ; I a 3Sums not exceeding
Services and purposes
Voted by
No. of Vote
Parliament
Total
Charged on the Consoli- dated Fund
I
Rs.
Ra,
Rs.
Public Works . . . Revenue
19
1,000
Capital
8,01,1)4,000 4>(Ji)30,ooo
8,01,85,000 4,91,30,000
20
1,000
63,76,000 1,00,62,000
Housing . , Revenue Capital
63.75.000 i ,00,62,000
Roads and Bridges . Revenue
21
^ Capital
6,81,16,000 5.57.i9,ooo
6,81,15,000 5.57>I8.°oo
1,000
1,000
Area Development . Revenue
••
Capital
7,27,26,000 37,00,000
7,27,26,000 27,00,000
Labour and Employment Revenue
19,09,27,000
19*09,27,000 23
• •
24 Education, Art and C u l-
ture . . . Revenue
9,000
Capital
43,80,70,000 I,OoO
43.80,79,000 1,000
Treasury a nd Accounts
*5
Administration . Revenue
72,27,000
72,28,000
1,000
26 Medical and Public
Health and Sanitation Revenue
18,19,97,000
18,19,99,000
3)000
Drinking Water Supply
a 7
Scheme , . . Revenue
x,ooo
Capital
G,i3,7g,ooo 6,21,42,000
6,13,80,000 6,21,42,000
28 Drought Prone Area Pro-
gramme . . . Revenue
3,60,00,000
3,60,00,000
Town Planning and R e-
29
gional Development . Revenue
Capital
t,33.i9.oo° ^13,00,000
1,33.19.000 15,00,000
Tribal Area Development Revenue
30
••
Capital
2,90,50,000 1,82,4.3,000
3,90,50,000 1,82,42,000
Relief and Rehabilitation Revenue
3i
1,000
Capital
•9.34.ooo 34,000
9.35.oo° 34,000
Civil Supplies . . Revenue
3*
Capital
34,52,000 4,04,000
34,53,000 4,05,000
1,300 1,000
Social Security and
33
Welfare . , . Revenue
1,000
Capital
4,91,89,000 1,000
4,91,90,000 1,000
Relief on account of Na-
34
tural Calamities . Revenue
10,000
Capital
15,17,11,000 7,000
15,17,21,000 7,000
Miscellaneous Community
35
and Economic Services Revenue
1,000
Capital
64,76,000 3,67,000
64,77,000 ,3,67,000
Co-operation . , . Revenue
36
1,000
Capital
3,04,22,000 3,09,75.000
3,04,33,000 3>09,75,ooo
Agriculture , . , Revenue
1,000
37
Capital
5.99.36iOoo 4,86,000
5.99.37.00O 4,H6,ooo
Minor Irrigation and Soil
33
Conservation . . Revenue
i,oo6
Capital
2,56,69,000 47.59,000
c
2,56,70,000 1 47.59.ooo
58 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART II— 1 3 3Sum' not exceeding
Services and purposes
No. of Vote
Voted by Parliament
Total
Charged on the Consoli- dated Fund
Rs.
Ra,
Rs.
Animal Husbandry and
39
Medical . . . Revenue
3.53.87.0OO
1,000
Capital
2,52,86,000 7,75,000
7.75.0O"
State Enterprises . Revenue
40
••
Capital
48,01,000 181,68,000
48,01,000 81,68,000
16,35,36,000
Cjintianity Development Revenue
16,35,27,000
1,000
4*
Industries . . . Revenue
4*
1,000
1.21,33.000 1,57,87,000
Capital
1,a 1,34,000 1,57,87,000
Mines . . . Revenue
43
3,000
3,31,89,000 42,17,000
Capital
3,21,92,000 43,17,000
Stationery and Printing . Revenue
1.07,77.000
l>0}7> 78,000
44
1,000
Loans to Goremment Ser-
45
vants . . Capital
4,44,35,000
4.44.35>ooo
46 Irrigation . . . Revenue
5,000
Capital
17,30,06,000 36,65,65,000
17,20,11,000 36,65,65,000
Tourism . • - Revenue
47
7,59,000 19,01,000
Capital
7,59.000 19,01,000
Power , . , Revenue
1,000
40
1,000
::
37,31,33,000
Capital
27.31,33,000
49 Compensation and Awiiffn- menta to Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Ins- titutions . . . Revenue
1,71,485000
i,7r,4fl,ooo
•
TOTAL
3>27,03,2G,ooo
92,sS,2i,oo6
Revenue
a.3I'98,i7,ooo
25,64,22,000
Capital 95.05,09,000
1,61,99,08,000
66,93,99.000
SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 159THE RAJASTHAN APPROPRIATION ACT, 1980
No, 30 OP 1980
[28th. March, 1980]
An Act to authorise payment and appropriation of certain further sums from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan for the services of the financial year 1979-80.
BE it enacted by Parliament in the Thirty-first Year of the Republic
of India as follows: —
1. This Act may be called the Rajasthan Appropriation Act, 1980. Short title.
2. From and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan there may be paid and applied sums not exceeding those specified in column 2 of the Schedule amounting in the aggregate to the sum of one hundred and forty-four crores, forty-eight lakhs and ninety-nine thousand rupees towards defraying the several charges which will come In course of payment during the financial year 1979-80, in respect of the services specified in column 1 of the Schedule.
Issue of iRs. 144, 48, 99,000 out of the Consoli- dated Fund of the State of Rajasthan for the financial year 1979-80.
Appro- priation, 3. The sums authorised to be paid arid applied from and out of the Consolidated Fund of the State of Rajasthan by this Act shall be appro- priated for the services and purposes expressed in the Schedule in rela- tion to the said year.
i 6o THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART II—THE SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE OF DEMANDS FOR GRANTS AND APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR 1979-U0
(See sections a and 3 )
1
a
Drmand for 1979-80
Scrvice.i and purposes
Voted
Charged
Total
Rs.
Ra.
CONSOLIDATED FUND—-Charged Expenditure
President/Vicc-Prcsident/Governor/ Administrator of Union Territories
18,000
18,000
Public Service Commission .
B5I
6,46,000
6,46,000
Interest Payments . . ..
7,64,20,000
7,64, 20,000
Loans and Advances from the Central
Go4
Government . . . ..
37,88,63,000
27,88,63,000
DEMANDI FOR GRANTS DEMAND N O. I.—PARLIAMENT
Parliament/State/Union Territory Lcgis-
3 11
laturrs . .. . ..
2,15,000
2,15,000
Other Administrative Services
54,000
54.000
TOTAL
2,69,000
2,69,000
DEMAND N O. 2.—Council of Ministers.
C o u n c il of M i n i s t e rs . . ..
2,66,000
2,66,000 3 13
D E M A ND N O. 3.—Secretariat
32,40,000
S e c r e t a r i a t — G e n e r a! Services
32,40,000 3 52
S e c r e t a r i a t — S o c i al tind C o m m u n i ty
Service* . . . . ..
1,000
1,000
S e c r e t a r i a t - E c o n o m ic Services
096
1,000
1,000
T O T AL
32.42,000
32,42,000
DEMAND N O. 4.— District Administration
District Administration
20,11,000
20,11,000 253
DEMAND N O. 5.—-Administralivt Services .
44,7.1,000
OlLer Administrative Services
44,78,000
DEMAND N O. 6.—Administration of Justice.
3,92,000
R ,60,000
Administration of Justice
7,61,000
DEMAND N O. 7.— Elections.
3,04,15,000
Election* . . . ..
3,04,15,000 2'5
5,08,000
SEC. 1] THE &AZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 1611
Domand for 1979-80
Scrvici'D and purpogen
V o t ed
Total
CSarged
Rs.
R.s.
R-.
DEMAND N O. 9.—Forest
84,21,000
9,000
84,30,000
Forest
3 '3
DEMAND N O. 10.—Miscellaneous General
Serpu'i.
268 Miscellaneous General Services
1,96,000
>,96,000
D E M A ND N O. II,—Miscellaneous Social
Services,
F o od
82,76,000
82,76,000
3n9
C a p i t al O u t l ay on o t h er Social a nd C o m-
495
m u n i ty Services . . ..
'3,97.00°
TOTAL
96,73,000
96,73,000
DEMAND N O. 13... -Excise .
60,000
60,000
State Excise
DEMAND N o. 15.—Pensions and Other
Retirement Benefits
Pensions and O'lier Retirement benefits ,
89,46,000
afifi
30,000
89,76,000
DEMAND NO. IG.— Police.
Poliro
3,oG,3o,ooo
3,06,30,000
255
35,90,000
Other Administrative Services
3!S.9""ooo
TOTAL
3,43,20,000
3,43,00,000
DEMAND NO. 17.—7
5,30,000
2 56
5,30,000
Jails
DEMAND N O, 18.—Public Relations
Information and Publicity .
2H5
3,31,000
3,31,000
DEMAND NO. 19,—-Public Works
Public Wo iks
4,78,91,000
1,19,000
4,80,10,000
259
Capital Outlay on Public Works .
2,000
8,000
IO.OOO
459
TOTAL
1^7,000
4,78,93,000
4,80,20,000
DEMAND N O. 20,—Homing
383 H o u s i ng . . . . ..
4,00,000
4,00,000
DEMAND N O. 21.—Roads andBridges
i62 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART It—I
3
Demand for 1979-80
Services and purpose!
Total
Voted
Charged
R.J.
Rs.
Rs.
DEMAND N O. 22.—Area Development
4,000
4,o"O
308 Area D e v e l o p m e nt . . ..
306 C a p i t al O u t l ay On M i n or Irrigation , Soil
38,00,000
28,00,000
Conservation a nd Area Development.
28,04,000
28,04,000
T O T AL .
DEMAND N O. 34.—Education, Art andCulturt
1,82,85,000
1,83,91,000
6,000
2 77 E d u c a t i on . . . ..
52,000
52,000
3 78 A rt a nd C u l t u re . . ..
••
21,99,000
21,99,000
6 77 L o a n s f or E d u c a t i o n, A rt a nd C u l t u re
2,05,36,000
2,05,42,000
6,000
T O T AL .
DEMAND N O. 2&.—M"dkal, Public Health and
Sanitation
14,96,000
15,03,000
7,000
a 8o M e d i c al . . . . ..
1,000
1,000
" 8i F a m i ly W e l f a re . . ..
••
3 83 P u b l ic H e a l t h, S a n i t a t i on a nd W a t er
5,000
5,000
S u p p ly . . . .
15,09,000
I4.97.°°o
12,000
TOTAL .
DEMAND N O. 37,—Drinking water Plan
a8s Public Health, Sanitation and Water
2,51,83,000
2,51,92,000
$,000
Supply . . . . ..
482 Capital Outlay on Public Health, Sani-
3,18,23,000
2,18,23,000
tation and Water Supply
682 Loans for Public Health, Sanitation and^
Si 16,000
a,iG,ooo
Water Supply
4,72,22,000
4,72,31,000
$,000
TOTAL .
DEMAND N O. 39.— Toum Planning and
Rtgional Development
3,54,000
3,54,000
..
u B\ U r b an D e v e l o p m e nt . . ..
DttrtAND No. 30.—Tribal Aria pev'lopmtnt
377 E d u c a t i on
67,000
67,000
388 Social S e c u r i ty a nd W e l f a r e.
88,78,000
88,78,000
310 A n i m al H u s b a n d ry . . ..
i,o8,ono
1,08,000
313 F o r e st
7,75,000
7,75,000
T O T AL .
98,28,000
98,28,000
-•
DEMAND NO. 31,— Rilitf and Rthabilitation
388 Social Security and Welfare
SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY ^I
3
Demand for 1979-80
Services and purpose!
Total
Charged
K Voted
R j.
Rs.
Rs.
DEMAND NO. 32.—GW Supplies
7,66,000 288 Social Security and Welfare
7,51,000
I5.000
4,011,000
4,0a,000
509 Capital Outlay 011 Fund
TOTAL .
n,6B,ooo
n,53,ooo
iy,odo
DEMAND NO. 34^—Reli / on Account of
Natural Calamities
289 Relief on Account of Natural Calamities 37,80,32,000
37,80,53,000
695 Loans for other Social and Community
i,43.97.ooo
Services . . . . ..
TOTAL .
39,a4>49.ooo
39>34,49.ooo
DEMAND N O. 35.—Miscellaneous Community
and Economic Services
347 Other Fiscal Service
30,42,000
20,49,900
7,000
1,000
504 dapital Outlay on other General Eco- nomic Services . . ..
1,000
20,43,000
20,50,000
T O T AL .
7,000
DEMAND NO. "i§.-~Co-op"ration
4,73,61,000
4,73,61,000 2 98 C o - o p e r a t i on . . . ..
498 Capital Outlay on Co-operation .
34,35,000
8,79,66,000
8,79,66,000 698 Loans to Oo-operative Societies • ,
i3.87,8",ooo
13,87,82,000
TOTAL .
DEMAND N O. 37.—Agriculture
305 Agriculture
2,19,26,000
3,19,26,000
1,58,50,000 705 Loans for Agriculture
1,58,50,000
TOTAL
3,77)76>°o°
DEMAND NO. 38.—Minor irrigation and Soil
Conurbation
3,00,00,000
3,00,00,000
3 06 M i n or I r r i g a t i on . . ..
1,31,22,000
1,21,32,000
3 07 S o il a nd W a t er C o n s e r v a t i on
4,21,22,000
4,31,aa,000
T O T AL .
DEMAND N O. 39.—Animal Husbandry and Medical
91,00,000
t)T,0O,OO0
3 10 A n i m al H u* b ar d ry .
10,00,000
3 11 D a i ry D e v e l o p m e nt . . ..
10,00,000
16,00,000
16,00,000
3 12 F i s h e r i es .
1,17,00,000
1,17,00,000
T O T AL .
DEMAND N O. 40.—Stale Enterprises
i<$4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART JI—&KC. i] "I
3
Demand for 1979-80
Service] and purpose)
Voted
Charged
Total
DEMAND N O. 41.—Community Development
Rs.
Rs.
R".
314 C o m m u n i ty D e v e l o p m e nt .
3,00,000
3,00,000
••
D B M A ND N O. 4a,—Industries
380 I n d u s t r i es . . . ..
I|35,00,OO0
1,35,00,000
3 ai V i l l a ge a nd S m a ll I n d u s t r i es
60,00,000
..
60,00,000
730 L o a ns for I n d u s t r i al R e s e a r ch a nd
m m
D e v e l o p m e nt . . ..
36,00,000
36,00,000
7a 1 L o a ns for V i l l a ge a nd S m a ll I n d u s t r i e!
I3)8o,ono
' 13,80,000
T O T AL .
3.33,80,000
2,33,80,000
D B M A ND N O. 4 3 ,— Mines
33B M i n es a nd M i n e r a ls . . ..
i,9o.47.000
••
1,90,47.°°°
DBMAND N O. 44.—Stationary and Printing
aj8 Stationery and Printing
36,000
a6,ooo
465 Capital Outlay on other Administrative
Service" . . . . ..
1,43,000
. 1,43,000
TOTAL .
1,68,000
1,68,000
DEMAND N O. 45,—Loans to Government Stru&nti
12,55,000
766 Loans to Government Servants
10,55,000
DBMAND NO. 46.—Jr;-i,ja/i"i
333 Irrigation, Navigation, Drainage and
..
Flood Qontrol Projects
50,62,000
50,63,000
53a Capital Outlay on Multi-purpose River
Project3 . . . ..
60,000
60,000,
333 C a p i t al O u t l ay on I r r i g a t i o n, N a v i g a- t i o n, D r a i n a ge a nd F l o od C o n t r ol P r o j e c ts . . . ..
9,000
9,000
TOTAL •
30,71,000
51,31,000
60,000
DRMANC No. 47,— Tourism
139 Tourism . . . . ..
1,34.000
1,34,000
••
DEMAND N O. $,—-Pawer
734, Loans for Power Projects
6,43,00,000
6,43,00,000
TOTAL CONSOLIDATED F U ND .
1,08,82,27,000
1,44,48,99fOoo
3$M,72,Q00
NOTB:—Major Head Nos. 200 to 399 are Revenue Heads and 400 to 799 arc Capital Headi.
R. V. S. PERI SASTRI,