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    Financial aspect of 73rd and 74th Amendment

    • December 1, 2021
    • Posted by: OptimizeIAS Team
    • Category: DPN Topics
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    Financial aspect of 73rd and 74th Amendment

    Subject – Polity

    Context – Release of ₹8,453.92 crore to 19 States, as a health grant to rural and urban local bodies (ULBs)

    Concept –

    • In early November 2021, a potentially game-changing and transformative development took place— the release of ₹8,453.92 crore to 19 States, as a health grant to rural and urban local bodies (ULBs), by the Department of Expenditure, the Ministry of Finance.
    • This allocation has been made as part of the health grant of ₹70,051 crore which is to be released over five years, from FY2021-22 to FY2025- 26, as recommended by the Fifteenth Finance Commission.
    • The grant is earmarked to plug identified gaps in the primary healthcare infrastructure in rural and urban settings.
    • It would be 2.3% of the total health expenditure (both public and private spending together) of ₹5,66,644 crore in India and 5.7% of the annual government health expenditure (Union and State combined) of nearly ₹2,31,104 crore (both figures for 2017-18), the most recent financial year for which national health accounts data are available.

    To know about Grant in Aid for Rural Local Bodies, please refer September 2021 DPN.

    Financial aspect of 73rd and 74th Amendment Polity
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