Nagpur: The budget of the Zilla Parishad was waiting for the stamp duty. The date of presenting the budget on March 19 has been fixed with the clearing of the way for the Rs 27 crore stamp fee. Zilla Parishad CEO and Administrator Vinayak Mahamuni will present the budget.
The stamp fee of the Zilla Parishad owes Rs 168 crore to the state government. The foster minister assured the Zilla Parishad to pay the outstanding stamp fee. There was a delay in presenting the budget in the hope of getting the stamp duty. Since 2015, the stamp fee of the Zilla Parishad owes the government. Out of that, the government has been agreed to pay 27 crores.
The budget for the financial year 2024-25 was 42 crore 33 lakh 55 thousand 954 rupees. The budget was presented by the then Finance Chairman Rajkumar Kusumbe. The administrator has been appointed at the end of the term of the Zilla Parishad. The Zip CEO has been given the rights of the administrator. Administrator Vinayak Mahamuni will present the budget for the first time.
The budget of this time is estimated to be around 60 crores due to the stamp fee. In this budget, there is a strong possibility of presenting an important innovation scheme for the rural areas of the district. The villagers are curious to know what the innovation scheme will be in the administrator's budget.
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Last year, a budget of 42.35 crore was 42 crore, 35 lakh in the financial year 2024-2025. In the budget of the last year, the funds of the Department of Education and Social Welfare were made in the last year's budget for the education and social welfare department by cutting the funds of 3.70 crore for the Education Department and 4.60 crore for the Social Welfare Department. A provision of Rs 1.15 crore was made on Divyang Kalyan Yojana.
A provision of funds was made in the budget for the first time for the development of Rs 20 lakh on the new scheme of PVC pipe to backward class farmers, 4.60 crore for health engineering, for the development of tourism and pilgrimage centers. The provision of 7.25 crore in the Member Development Fund and Rs 10 lakh for forest conservation was the specialty of the last year's budget. The budget was presented by the then Finance Chairman Rajkumar Kusumbe.
