Expenditure on Homoeopathic/Ayurvedic Dispensaries under Staff Benefit Fund [SBF]

Railway Board Letter No
E[W]2008/WE-1/10 dated 09.08.2010
Date
RBE No
/2010
Circular Subject
Homoeopathic/Ayurvedic Dispensaries under Staff Benefit Fund[SBF] – Revision in expenditure
Ref
This Ministry’s letter of even number dated 07.01.2009

1.            The issue regarding enhancement in the amount of honorarium admissible to the practitioners and dispensers in Homoeopathic / Ayurvedic dispensaries being  run under the  S B F was under consideration of this office. 

 

2.         The matter has been examined in the detail and in partial supersession of the instructions contained in this office letter of even number  dated 07.01.2009 ibid, sanction of the  Ministry of Railways is communicated to revision of expenditure on the Homoeopathic/Ayurvedic dispensaries being  run by  the Staff Benefit Fund Committees, as follows:

 

 

Revised Rates of Expenditure

[a] Monthly honorarium for Homoeopathic /  Ayurvedic practitioners

 

i.     8 hrs. duration

ii.    4 hrs.  duration

 

 

 

Rs.       21,000/- p.m.

Rs.       12,600/- p.m.

 

[b] Monthly honorarium for Ayurvedic         Dispensers

rs.     7100/-p.m.

[c]   Monthly subsidy on Medicines

 

[i]    Ayurvedic Dispensaries

[ii]   Homeopathic Dispensaries

 

 

Rs.     8,000/- p.m. [No change]

Rs.       5,000/- p.m.[includes Rs.  2,000/- p.m. for dispenser, if required]

 

3.         In case annual allotment for “Indigenous Systems of Medicine” under SBF [under which  Homoeopathic and Ayurvedic dispensaries function] at Rs.  22.50 per capita is found  inadequate to meet the increase in requirement of funds on account of the above revision in the honorarium, the additional expenditure necessitated due to revision under these orders would be met through re-appropriation from the head “ Medical Services” as additional ad hoc contribution to the SBF, and the Medical Budget would be suitably augmented  from Revenues.  CPOs would advise CMDs about the additional funds required on this account so that the same could be reflected in the budgetary estimates.

 

4.         These orders take effect from 1.8.2010.