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      CENTRAL PLAN OUTLAY

      February 28, 2015

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      CENTRAL PLAN OUTLAY

      (In crore of Rupees)

       

      2013-2014

      2014-2015

      2014-2015

      2015-2016

      Actuals

      Budget Estimates

      Revised Estimates

      Budget Estimates

      Budget Support

      340479

      236591

      189766

      260493

      Internal and Extra Budgetary Resources of Public Enterprises, etc.

      263094

      247941

      237045

      317889

      Total - Central Plan Outlay

      603573

      484532

      426811

      578382

      Central Plan Outlay by Sectors

      Agriculture and Allied Activities

      17788

      11531

      10199

      11657

      Rural Development*

      51757

      3082

      1877

      3131

      Irrigation and Flood Control

      441

      1797

      896

      772

      Energy

      182388

      166275

      154878

      167342

      Industry and Minerals

      33433

      40209

      39397

      43113

      Transport**

      103959

      116202

      106242

      193417

      Communications

      16209

      13009

      13027

      12032

      Science Technology & Environment

      13535

      18792

      14821

      19023

      General Economic Services

      26064

      26318

      17303

      20333

      Social Services***

      150736

      79411

      64284

      81003

      General Services

      7263

      7906

      3887

      26559

      GRAND TOTAL

      603573

      484532

      426811

      578382

      Central Plan Outlay by Ministries/Departments 

      Ministry of Agriculture

      14363

      10694

      8735

      10670

      Department of Agriculture and Cooperation

      10163

      5846

      5326

      5846

      Department of Agricultural Research and Education

      2451

      3715

      2500

      3691

      Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying and Fisheries

      1749

      1133

      909

      1133

      Department of Atomic Energy

      8793

      13408

      10446

      15106

      Ministry of Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha and Homoeopathy (AYUSH)

      554

      689

      346

      690

      Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers

      2006

      1002

      763

      959

      Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals

      1158

      174

      323

      188

      Department of Fertilisers

      780

      622

      353

      561

      Department of Pharmaceuticals

      68

      207

      87

      210

      Ministry of Civil Aviation

      8117

      9474

      8300

      5361

      Ministry of Coal

      9125

      12561

      12005

      13137

      Ministry of Commerce and industry

      3047

      3126

      3235

      3690

      Department of Commerce

      1937

      1426

      1535

      1425

      Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion

      1110

      1700

      1700

      2265

      Ministry of Communications and Information Technology

      19498

      18156

      24988

      26820

      Department of Posts

      394

      800

      300

      469

      Department of Telecommunications

      16561

      13501

      21768

      22885

      Department of Electronics and Information Technology

      2543

      3856

      2920

      3466

      Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution

      1064

      710

      1000

      1001

      Department of Consumer Affairs

      180

      220

      140

      180

      Department of Food and Public Distribution

      884

      490

      861

      821

      Ministry of Corporate Affairs

      20

      24

      23

      24

      Ministry of Culture

      1378

      1835

      1500

      1455

      Ministry of Defence

      ...

      ...

      ...

      450

      Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region

      217

      536

      471

      537

      Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation

      11935

      231

      158

      231

      Ministry of Earth Sciences

      876

      1281

      925

      1179

      Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change

      1809

      1171

      829

      995

      Ministry of External Affairs

      2750

      5100

      3900

      5336

      Ministry of Finance

      23072

      24035

      17998

      38274

      Department of Economic Affairs

      5402

      9931

      8344

      28465

      Department of Financial Services

      17667

      14100

      9650

      9805

      Department of Expenditure

      3

      4

      4

      4

      Ministry of Food Processing Industries

      527

      590

      475

      480

      Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

      24519

      7737

      6592

      7824

      Department of Health and Family Welfare

      22476

      6154

      5609

      6254

      Department of Health Research

      570

      726

      610

      713

      Department of AIDS Control

      1473

      857

      373

      857

      Ministry of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises

      1200

      2598

      1607

      1574

      Department of Heavy Industry

      1194

      2589

      1602

      1565

      Department of Public Enterprises

      6

      9

      5

      9

      Ministry of Home Affairs

      6796

      8922

      4363

      7379

      Ministry of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation

      12781

      15285

      12289

      15794

      Ministry of Human Resource Development

      57610

      17672

      15254

      17672

      Department of School Education and Literacy

      43684

      2972

      2651

      2972

      Department of Higher Education

      13926

      14700

      12603

      14700

      Ministry of Information and Broadcasting

      715

      1205

      952

      1115

      Ministry of Labour and Employment

      1610

      806

      562

      758

      Ministry of Law and Justice

      936

      261

      142

      244

      Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises

      2671

      3699

      2872

      3043

      Ministry of Mines

      1386

      2379

      1036

      2213

      Ministry of Minority Affairs

      3007

      2469

      2372

      2469

      Ministry of New and Renewable Energy

      1847

      3941

      3888

      3661

      Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs

      ...

      20

      5

      20

      Ministry of Panchayati Raj

      467

      94

      80

      94

      Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions

      201

      279

      227

      260

      Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas

      109858

      80678

      74991

      76615

      Ministry of Planning

      1654

      2515

      1781

      2115

      Ministry of Power

      57949

      60384

      55488

      61404

      Ministry of Road Transport and Highways

      28664

      35238

      28114

      82697

      Ministry of Rural Development

      61111

      7502

      6192

      7490

      Department of Rural Development

      58623

      7440

      6185

      7440

      Department of Land Resources

      2488

      62

      8

      50

      Ministry of Science and Technology

      5100

      6725

      5495

      7289

      Department of Science and Technology

      2221

      3125

      2500

      3401

      Department of Scientific and Industrial Research

      1603

      2100

      1600

      2281

      Department of Biotechnology

      1276

      1500

      1395

      1607

      Ministry of Shipping

      4177

      4543

      2605

      4547

      Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship

      ...

      ...

      ...

      1500

      Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment

      5418

      3295

      2219

      3295

      Department of Social Justice and Empowerment

      5418

      2734

      1844

      2735

      Department of Disability Affairs

      ...

      560

      375

      560

      Department of Space

      3998

      6000

      4500

      6000

      Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

      498

      528

      309

      402

      Ministry of Steel

      14033

      15393

      13272

      13085

      Ministry of Textiles

      3131

      4326

      3069

      3523

      Ministry of Tourism

      815

      1507

      604

      1463

      Ministry of Tribal Affairs

      1674

      925

      609

      1038

      Ministry of Urban Development

      9135

      13404

      11437

      13196

      Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation

      531

      3245

      2119

      1607

      Ministry of Women and Child Development

      17912

      989

      503

      989

      Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports

      1012

      1396

      862

      1247

      Ministry of Railways

      52006

      63949

      64302

      98365

      GRAND TOTAL

      603573

      484532

      426811

      578382

      * Includes the provision for rural housing but excludes provision for rural roads.

      ** Includes the provision for rural roads.

      *** Excludes provision for rural housing.

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