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Centre to seek Parliament's approval for 2nd batch of supplementary demands for grants

By IANS | Updated: March 14, 2023 08:40 IST

New Delhi, March 14 The Centre on Tuesday will seek Parliament's approval for the second batch of supplementary ...

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New Delhi, March 14 The Centre on Tuesday will seek Parliament's approval for the second batch of supplementary demands for grants (2022-23).

Through the demands for grants, the government plans to spend an additional Rs 1,48,133 crore for the remaining period of the current fiscal.

The Lok Sabha will also take up for discussion and voting the supplementary demands for grants for the union territory of Jammu and Kashmir for 2023-24.

The lower house will also take up for discussion and voting the supplementary demands for grants for Jammu and Kashmir for 2022-23.

Lok Sabha will also have a general discussion on the budget of Jammu and Kashmir for 2023-24.


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