Demand for Grants
- Article 113 of the Constitution requires that any proposal or estimate seeking withdrawal of money from the Consolidated Fund of India should be presented to the Lok Sabha in the form of a demand for grants.
- The demand for grants include both charged and voted expenditure.
- Charged expenditures are considered liabilities of the government of India such as payment of interest and are not put to vote in the Lok Sabha.
- The other category of expenditure is voted expenditure that includes revenue and capital expenditure to be incurred on a government scheme in the next financial ....
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