Classification and purpose of grant

The grant sanctioned under these rules shall be classified as follows: (a) Grants for non-recurring expenditure items: (i) Construction of new building or extensive construction/alteration in the existing building of an institution; (ii) Purchase of general equipment and furniture; (iii) Purchase of plants and machinery for industrial and vocational training; (iv) Purchase of medical or surgical equipment, excluding small items of recurring nature; (v) Arrangement of electrical installation or water supply, including improvement and extension thereof. (b) Grants for recurring expenditure items: (i) General maintenance of residents, including their food, clothing, snacks, medical assistance and education; (ii) Purchase of books, stationery and other academic material for residents; (iii) Purchase of books, magazines and newspapers for the library of the institution; (iv) Purchase of raw material for industrial and vocational training of residents; (v) For administrative expenses to voluntary organisations for minimum trained staff management and improvement of their operational procedures and expansion of activities: Provided that this grant shall not exceed twenty-five percent of the approved administrative expenditure on salaries and allowances of the staff of the concerned voluntary institution; (vi) Schemes partially funded by the Government of India and partially by the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi, with some contribution by non-governmental organisations, as per Government of India guidelines; (vii) Purchase of sports material; (viii) Purchase of medicines and light equipment/instruments; (ix) For miscellaneous expenses like building rent, electricity and water charges, seasonal expenditure, postage, telephone charges, transport charges, uniform and maintenance of building from time to time including white-washing of walls, painting of doors, etc., and salaries and allowances, establishment and office expenses, etc.; (x) Any other unforeseen expenditure which has been incurred with the prior approval of the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi. (c) Grant-in-aid on recurring expenditure shall not be provided beyond ninety percent of the total expenditure. (d) Notwithstanding anything mentioned above, the Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (hereinafter referred to as the Government) may provide grants as decided in the approved plan through private-public partnership, participation or other methods. It is further agreed as follow is that, as security for the repayment for the above said grant-in-aid and performance of the afore-said conditions all assets acquired wholly or substantially, out of the above said grant shall remain charged to the Government and the Grantee shall have no right to dispose them off or encumber them in any way or utilize them for purposes other than those referred above. In case the Grantee fails to refund the unutilized amount out of the above said grant-in-aid or in case the Government holds that the grant has not been utilized appropriately and/or for the said purpose the Government shall have the right to stop payment of future instilments of grant-in-aid and/or recover the amount in default as arrears of land revenue or to direct the grantee to transfer to him the assets referred in sub-clause (iii) of clause and on the Grantee failing to do so, to seize such assets in appropriation of t he said grant-in-aid.