According to the data, the ministry was allocated 1,200 crore for the mission in the Budgetary Estimate (BE) for FY24. The Revised Estimate (RE) for the year fell to ₹815 crore, of which ₹589 crore, or 74 percent, has been spent till January.
Similarly, while 800 crore was earmarked for the scheme in BE 22-23, the revised allocation for the year fell to ₹643.8 crore. Expenditure for FY23 was 549.15 crore, 85 percent of RE 22-23.
In its report reviewing the National Ayush Mission, the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare said "although there has been a consistent upward trend of fund utilisation in the past three years, the actual utilisation of funds still remains low". In view of this, the committee urged the ministry to focus on the matter. Till the time of going to press the ministry did not respond to queries ILLUSTRATION RINAY SINHA sent by Business Standard regarding the reasons behind underutilisation.
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