Funds belonging to Government of India are kept in:
1. Consolidated Fund of India
2. Public Account Fund of India
3. Contingency Fund of India

Related MCQs

• The annual financial statement shows the receipts and payments of the government under the 3 parts in which government accounts are kept in : 1. Consolidated Fund 2. Contingency Fund 3. Public Account Which of the following items are covered under the Public Account?
• Consider the following statements: [IAS 2004] 1. Regarding the procurement of foodgrains, the Government of India follows a procurement target rather than an open-ended procurement policy 2. Government of India announces minimum support price only for cereals 3. For distribution under Targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS)wheat and rice are issued by the Government of India at uniform central issue prices to the States/Union Territories Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
• Why is the Government of India disinvesting its equity in the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs)? 1. The Government intends to use the revenue earned from the disinvestment mainly to pay back the external debt. 2. The Government no longer intends to retain the management control of the CPSEs. Which of the statements given above is/are correct? [CSAT 2011]
• The budget broadly comprises: (i) revenue budget, and (li) capital budget. Which of the following item or items is/are not covered under the revenue budget? I. Different proceeds of taxes and other duties levied by the government II. Interest and dividend on investments made by the government III. Expenditure on running the government and various services IV. Market loans raised by the government
• Once the demands for grants and expenditure of different departments are passed by the Parliament, a bill to draw money from Consolidated Fund India for these purposes is introduced. This bill is called:
• On account of some national emergency or in order to carry out some secret mission, the government sometimes requires funds but may not give the details of the expenditure estimates. The House grants some lumpsum for this called :
• Consider the following actions which the Government can take: 1. Devaluing the domestic currency. 2. Reduction in the export subsidy. 3. Adopting suitable policies which attract greater FDI and more funds from FIIs. Which of the above action/actions can help in reducing the current account deficit? [CSAT 2011]
• A National Development Fund was created by the Govt. of India a few years ago. What was the purpose of the fund? [Punjab & Sindh Bank 2011] (A) Boost investment in· social sector projects to promote education, healthcare and employment. (B) Capital investments in selected profitable PSEs to yield adequate returns (C) To fund revision in pay structure of central Govt. employees.
• With reference to the government's welfare schemes, consider the following statements: 1. Under the Antyodaya Anna Yojana, the food grains are available to the poorest of the poor families at Rs. 2 per kg for wheat and Rs.3 per kg for rice. 2. Under the National Old Age Pension Scheme, the old and destitute are provided Rs. 75 per month as Central Pension, in addition to the amount provided by most State Government 3. Government of India has allocated 25 kg food grains per below Poverty Line family per month, at less than half the economic cost. Which of these statements are correct? [IAS 2003]
• Consider the following statements about Sinking Fund: 1. It is a method of repayment of public debt. 2. It is created by the government out of budgetary revenues every year. Which of the statements given above is/are correct? [CDS 2011]