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List of authorities responsible for control over expenditure in each demand for grant against
budget provision for 1934-35— contd.
Demand number and details of grant.
67. Medical Services—
Medical establishment
Imperial Serologist ..
North-East Frontier, Assam ..
All India Medical Council
Chemical Examiner's Department, Bom
bay.
Hospitals and Dispensaries—
(») Gwalior
(«) Amount debitable to central rev
enues on account of the cost of com
bined Civil and Military Dispen
sary, Simla.
(m) Grant-in-aid to the Lady Read
ing Hospital for Women and
Children, Simla.
(tw) Grants-in-aid to Walker and Ripon
Hospitals, Simla.
Grants for Medical purposes—
(i) To Central Committee of National
Association for supplying female
medical aid.
(«) To Central Committee of Indian
Nursing Association,
(m) To Portmore Nursing Home,
Simla.
{iv) Hospital Aid Fund, Simla
X/Ray Institute, Simla .. ..
68. Public Health—
Public Health Commissioner ..
All India Institute of Hygiene and Public
Health.
Port Quarantine charges, Madras
Port Health Establishment, Calcutta
and Chittagong.
Port Health Establishment, Bombay
and Karachi.
Pilgrim charges
Air Port Quarantine Expenses, Bombay
Public Health charges, North-East Fron
tier, Assam.
Deratisation of Ships
Central Research Institute, Kasauli
Grants for Public Health purposes—
(i) Indian Research Fund Associa
tion.
(it) Grant to St. John's Ambulance
Association.
Department on whose
request the Assembly
voted the supply or
the Governor General
in Council made
the non-voted
grant.
Department of
cation, Health
Lands.
Edu-
and
69.
(iii) Grants
Kasauli.
Agriculture
to Pasteur Institute,
tion,
Lands.
Authority responsible for watching the
progress of expenditure against
appropriation.
Director General, Indian Medical Service.
Ditto.
Government of Assam.
Department of Education, Health and Lands.
Government of Bombay From c. 1668-1858, the East India Company’s administration in the city of Bombay [Mumbai] and western India. From 1858-1947, a subdivision of the British Raj. It was responsible for British relations with the Gulf and Red Sea regions. .
The Resident at Gwalior.
Director General, Indian Medical Service.
These are grants-in-aid to Non-Government institu
tions and associations, and Government do not
exercise any control over the actual spending of
them.
Department of Educa-
Health and
Department of Educa
tion, Health and
Lands.
6(\ Imperial Council of Agricultural Research
Department.
Imperial Council of Agri
cultural Research De
partment.
Secretary, Department of Education, Health and
Lands.
Director General, Indian Medical Service.
Director General, Indian Medical Service (and Public
Health Commissioner in respect of his travelling
allowance).
Director of All-India Institute of Hygiene and Public
Health.
Madras Government.
Bengal Government From c. 1758-1858, the East India Company's administration in Bengal. From 1773-1833, the most senior of the three subdivisions of India, also known as the Supreme Government of India. From 1858-1947, a subdivision of the British Raj. .
Bombay Government.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Government of Assam.
Grovemments of Bombay and Bengal.
Director, Central Research Institute, Kasauli.
These are grants-in-aid to Non-Government institu
tions and associations and are subject to certain
conditions in the case of the grant to the Indian
Research Fund Association, but Government do
not exercise any control over the actual spend
ing of them.
The Director, Imperial Institute of Agricultural Re
search, Pusa, in respect of his Institute and
its sub-stations, the Secretary, Indian Central
Cotton Committee, Bombay, in respect of the
' Indian Central Cotton Committee ' and ' Fumiga
tion of American Cotton ', and the Collector of Cus
toms, Bombay, in respect of * Cotton Cess Staff
Secretary, Imperial Council of Agricultural Research,