Original allocation of grants to the Regional Committees in the States.

Summary

This one-page administrative sheet records the original monthly allocation of grants to regional committees and offices. Madras, Rajasthan, Punjab, and Mysore were each assigned Rs. 1,000; Gujarat, Andhra, and Uttar Pradesh Rs. 2,000 each; and Orissa Rs. 500. The Leader’s office and Central office were each allocated Rs. 1,000, bringing the original total to Rs. 12,500 per month.

The sheet states that the allocation was subsequently increased to Rs. 15,000 per month to cover expenses for additional units, including Bihar, Kerala, and Assam. It also records a later decision that the Madras and Mysore units would finance themselves, while Bombay, West Bengal, and Delhi were assumed to be self-sufficient. No author, date, publisher, or issuing organisation is printed on the page.

Key points

• The original monthly grant allocation totalled Rs. 12,500.
• Regional allocations ranged from Rs. 500 for Orissa to Rs. 2,000 for Gujarat, Andhra, and Uttar Pradesh.
• The Leader’s office and Central office each received Rs. 1,000.
• The monthly allocation was later increased to Rs. 15,000.
• The increase was intended to support additional units such as Bihar, Kerala, and Assam.
• Madras and Mysore later agreed to finance themselves.
• Bombay, West Bengal, and Delhi were assumed to be self-sufficient.