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Section 73: Categories of aid— (1) Aid shall be of two categories, namely

The Delhi School Education Rules, 1973Central Rules · 1973

(a) maintenance grant; and

(b) building grant.

(2) Maintenance grant shall be of two kinds, namely :—

(a) recurring maintenance grant; and

(b) non-recurring maintenance grant.

(3) The recurring maintenance grants are :•—

(a) staff grant;

(b) provident fund grant;

(c) pension and retirement benefit grant;

(d) medical benefit grant;

(e) benefits specified in Chapter X;

(f) grants for the purpose of books and journals which are essential for the library; and

(g) grants for the acquisition of essential equipments of the school.

74. Recurring maintenance grant— (1) Recurring maintenance grant shall be given to aided schools at the rate of ninety-five per cent, of the difference between the approved expenditure on the items in relation to which recurring maintenance grant may be made and the income from fees and such other items as may be specified by the Director.

(2) Special fee, if any, levied with the approval of the Director for the leaching of sciences, music or any other subject shall be included in the total fee income and such special fee shall be expended in full for the purpose for which it has been levied :

Provided that no special fee shall be levied for teaching in the primary or middle stage.

75. Approved expenditure— The approved expenditure for recurring main­ tenance grant shall comprise salaries of the staff appointed with the approval of the Director to the extent of the number of posts which have been sanctioned and approved by the Director for the purpose of aid in accordance with the posifixation rules made by the Director from time to time.

50 The Delhi School Education Act & Rules, 1973

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ActThe Delhi School Education Rules, 1973
Section73
Marginal noteCategories of aid— (1) Aid shall be of two categories, namely
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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