Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
Classification and purposes of Grant : The grants to be sanctioned under these rules shall be classified as under: (a) Grants for items of non-recurring expenditure- (i) Construction of new building or for carrying out additions/ alterations of a substantial nature in the existing building of an institution; (ii) for the purchase of general equipment and furniture; (iii) for the purpose of plant and machinery for industrial and vocational training. (iii) for the purchase of medical or surgical appliances other than minor items of recurring nature; (iv) for electric installation or arrangements for supply of water including improvements and extension thereof. (b) Grants for items of recurring expenditure- (i) for the general maintenance of inmates including their dieting, clothing, refreshments, medical and education; (ii) for the purchase of books, stationery and other educational material of the inmates; (iii) for the purchase of books, periodicals, and news papers for the institution’s library; (iv) for the purchase of raw material for industrial and vocational training of inmates; (v) for administrative expenditure to voluntary organizations for ensuring certain minimum staff structure and qualified personnel to improve their effectiveness and expand their activities. Provided that the grant shall not exceed twenty five percent of approved administrative expenditure on pay and allowances of the personnel of the voluntary organization concerned. (vi) Subject to the guidelines of the Government of India, the schemes, which are partially funded by the Government of India and partially by the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi with certain contribution from the NGO. (vii) for the purchase of games and sports materials (viii) for the purchase of medicines and minor appliances/equipment; (ix) for expenditure in contingencies such as building rent, electric and water charges, hot and cold weather charges, postage, telephone charges, conveyance charges, liveries and petty periodical repairs of building including white washing of the walls and painting of the doors etc; (x) any other unforeseen items the expenditure on which is incurred with the prior approval of the Government of National Territory of Delhi. (c) The Grant-in-Aid on recurring expenditure shall be provided to the extent of not more than ninety percent of the total expenditure on salaries and allowances and there recurring establishment and office expenses. (d) Notwithstanding anything stated above, the Government of National Territory of Delhi (hereinafter called “ the Government “) may release fixed grants under Public-Private Partnership, Bhagidari or any such initiative as per approved Plan Scheme.