Non Plan Head
Non-Plan Head refers to government expenditure that is not related to specific development or investment projects. It typically includes recurring expenses such as salaries, pensions, interest on debt, and other operational costs, unlike plan expenditure which is allocated for developmental projects and schemes.
Economy Measures on Non-Plan Government Expenditure
The decoration and other arrangements of the venues of meeting/ conference should be simple and expenditure on this item should be kept at the minimum. Ostentatious decoration shall be stopped.Allotment of Fund for Non-Plan Expenditure upto March, 2016
The Administrative Departments/ Controlling Authorities may make further allotment of fund up to current year’s budget provision relating to Non-Plan expenditure for Non-Salary items up to March, 2016.Allotment of Plan and Non-Plan Fund upto December, 2014
West Bengal Appropriation Bill, 2014 has been passed by West Bengal Legislative Assembly. Copies of the West Bengal Appropriation Act, 2014 have been forwarded to the Administrative Departments under Finance (Budget) Department Memo. No. 499-F.B. dated 30th July, 2014.Allotment of Plan and Non-Plan Fund upto July 2014
Vote-on-Account Budget of the State Government for the first four months of 2014-2015 has been passed by the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. Copies of the West Bengal Appropriation (Vote-on-Account) Act, 2014 have been forwarded to the Administrative Departments.Allotment of Fund for Non-Plan Expenditure upto March, 2014
The Administrative Departments/ Controlling Authorities may make further allotment of fund up to current year’s budget provision relating to Non-Plan expenditure for Non-Salary items up to March, 2014.Release of Plan and Non-Plan Fund for Financial Year 2012-13
Administrative Departments/ Controlling Authorities may now make allotment of fund relating to Non-Plan expenditure up to Budget provision of the Financial year 2013-14.FinanceHealthSchool EducationHigher EducationHigher Secondary EducationMadrasah EducationPublic WorksTransportBackward Classes WelfareLabourLand ReformsPAROthers