Plan and Non-Plan Expenditure in India (2008-2009 and 2009-2010) | |||
(Rs. in Crore) | |||
Head | 2008-2009 Budget Estimates | 2008-2009 Revised Estimates | 2009-2010 Budget Estimates |
1. Non-Plan Expenditure | |||
A. Revenue Expenditure | |||
1. Interest Payments and Prepayment Premium | |||
2. Defence | |||
3. Subsidies | |||
4. Grants to State and U.T. Governments | |||
5. Pensions | |||
6. Police | |||
7. Assistance to States from National Calamity Contingency Fund | |||
8. Economic Services (Agriculture, Industry, Power, Transport, Communications, Science & Technology, etc.) | |||
9. Other General Services (Organs of State, tax collection, external affairs etc.) | |||
10. Social Services (Education, Health, Broadcasting, etc) | |||
11. Postal Deficit | |||
12. Expenditure of Union Territories without Legislature | |||
13. Amount met from National Calamity Contingency Fund | |||
14. Grants to Foreign Governments | |||
Total Revenue Non-Plan Expenditure | |||
B. Capital Expenditure | |||
1. Defence | |||
2. Other Non-plan Capital Outlay | |||
3. Loans to Public Enterprises | |||
4. Loans to State and U.T. Governments | |||
5. Loans to Foreign Governments | |||
6. Others | |||
Total Capital Non-Plan Expenditure | |||
Total Non-Plan Expenditure | |||
(i) Oil Marketing Companies | |||
(ii) Fertilizer Companies | |||
2. Plan Expenditure | |||
A. Revenue Expenditure | |||
1. Central Plan | |||
2. Central Assistance for State & Union Territory Plans | |||
State Plan | |||
Union Territory Plan | |||
Total-Revenue Plan Expenditure | |||
B. Capital Expenditure | |||
1. Central Plan | |||
2. Central Assistance for State & Union Territory Plans | |||
State Plan | |||
Union Territory Plan | |||
Total Capital Plan Expenditure | |||
Total - Plan Expenditure | |||
Total Budget Support for Central Plan | |||
Total Central Assistance for State & UT Plans | |||
Total Expenditure* | |||
Debt Service | |||
1. Repayment of debt** | |||
2. Total Interest Payments | |||
3. Total debt servicing (1+2) | |||
4. Revenue Receipts | |||
5. Percentage of 2 to 4 |