ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly here Tuesday granted approval to 93 demands for grants of over Rs 2,697,489,636,000 for various federal ministries and divisions for expenditures during the fiscal year starting from July 1st, 2018.
Federal Finance Minister, Dr. Miftah Ismail moved the demands for 93 grants to meet the expenditure during the next fiscal year 2018-19.
According to details for Airports Security Forces, the house approved Rs 6,275,000,000, for Meteorology Rs1,235,000,000, National Security Division Rs 51,000,000, Stationery and Printing Rs 113,000,000, Commerce Division Rs 4,912,000,000, Communication Division Rs 3,507,000,000, Survey of Pakistan Rs 1,322,000,000, Federal Government Educational Institutions and Cantonment and Garrisons Division Rs 5,717,000,000.
Similarly for Defence Services, it approved Rs1,100,000,000,000, for Defence Production Division Rs 698,000,000, Geological Survey of Pakistan Rs 489,000,000, Federal Education and Professional Trainings Division Rs1,476,000,000, Pakistan MINT Rs 602,000,000, National Savings Rs 3,047,000,000, other expenditure of Finance Division Rs 17,061,000,000, Superannuation Allowances and Pension Rs 338,134,800,000, Grant in Aid and Miscellaneous Adjustments between the Federal and Provincial governments Rs 92,500,000,000, Inland Revenue Rs 13,335,000,000, other expenditure on Foreign Affairs Division Rs 2,583,000,000, Estate Office Rs 143,000,000, Federal Lodges Rs 100,000,000, Other Expenditure of Industries and Production Division Rs 936,000,000, Director of Publications, Newsreels and documentaries Rs 331,000,000, Press Information Department Rs 725,000,000 and for Information Service Abroad it approved Rs 807,000,000.
The house also gave approval to other expenditure of Information and Broadcasting Division amounting to Rs6,105,000,000, and grants for Information Technology and Telecommunication Division Rs4,075,000,000, Pakistan Rangers Rs21,963,000,000, other expenditure of Interior Division Rsa4,167,001,000, other expenditure of Kashmir affairs and Gilgit Baltistan Division Rs31,000,000, Gilgit Baltistan Rs248,000,000, other expenditures of Law and Justice Division, Rs3,816,732,000 Council of Islamic Ideology Rs120,000,000, District Judiciary Capital Territory Islamabad Rs387,000,000, National Accountability Bureau Rs2,634,000,000, Maritime Affairs Division Rs782,000,000, National Assembly Rs2,403,573,000, Senate Rs1,296,725,000, National Food Security and Research Division Rs4,176,000,000, National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination Division Rs2,004,000,000, Parliamentary Affairs Division Rs395,000,000, Planning Development and Reforms Division Rs1,110,000,000, Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony Division Rs490,000,000, Other expenditure of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony Division Rs626,000,000, Science and Technology Division Rs503,000,000, other expenditures of Science and Technology Division Rs7,640,000,000, States and Frontiers Divisions Rs127,000,000, Frontier Regions Rs10,607,000,000, Maintenance allowance to ex-rulers Rs2,651,000, Afghan Refugees Rs523,000,000, federal miscellaneous investments Rs19,435,640,000, other loans and advances by the federal government Rs49,076,000,000, Development expenditure of Aviation Division Rs4,677,487,000 and development expenditure of Federal Administration and Development Division Rs13,906,035,000.
For development expenditure of Establishment Division, it approved Rs 25,000,000, while for development expenditure of SUPARCO, the house approved Rs 4,700,000,000, for development expenditure of Climate Change Division Rs 802,699,000,
Development expenditure Commerce Division Rs 1,500,000,000, Development expenditure Textile Division Rs 280,437,000, development expenditure of Defence Division Rs 530,863,000, Development expenditure Federal Government Educational Institutions in Cantonments and Garrisons Rs 109,781,000, Development Expenditure of Defence Production Division Rs 2,810,000,000, Development expenditure Federal Education and Professional Training Division Rs 4336,508,000, Development expenditure of Finance Division Rs143,986,706,000, other development expenditure Rs 13,794,703,000, Development expenditure outside PSDP Rs180,238,000,000, Development expenditure of Revenue Division Rs2,558,950,000, Development Expenditure of Human Rights Division Rs300,000,000, Development expenditure of Information and Broadcasting Division Rs255,461,000, development expenditure of National History and Literary Heritage Division Rs550,597,000, development expenditure of Information Technology and Telecommunication Division Rs3,046,325,000, Development expenditure of Interior Division Rs23,650,953,000, Development expenditure of Inter Provincial Coordination Division Rs3,552,584,000, Development Expenditure of Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit Baltistan Affairs Division Rs18,329,000,000, Development Expenditure of Law and Justice Division Rs1,025,000,000, Development expenditures of Narcotics Control Division 251,207,000, Development expenditure of National Food Security and Research Division Rs1,808,073,000, Development expenditure of National Health Services and Coordination Division Rs30,734,498,000, Development expenditures of Planning, Development and Reform Division Rs31,240,243,000, Development Expenditure of Science and Technology Division Rs3,900,000,000, Development expenditure of FATA Rs28,255,529,000 and for development expenditure of Statistics Division it approved Rs200,000,000.
Similarly, the house also approved Rs62,026,495,000 for, Development expenditure of Water Resources Division while for capital outlay on development of Atomic Energy it approved Rs28,639,890,000, Capital outlay on Petroleum Division Rs943,175,000, Capital outlay on federal investment Rs1,560,938,000, development loans and advances by the federal government Rs156,314,643,000, External development loans and advances by the federal government Rs133,358,135,000, Capital outlay on works of Foreign Affairs Division Rs199,774,000, Capital outlay on civil works Rs5,940,464,000, Capital outlay on Industrial Development Rs1,775,205,000, Capital outlay on Maritime Affairs Davison Rs10,118,683,000, Capital outlay on Pakistan Railways Rs34,411,473,000.
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