Section 146 in The Bihar Government Estates (Khas-Mahal) Manual, 1953
146. Important schemes for improvements.
- Schemes for agricultural improvements and experiments should, if of the sufficient importance be submitted by Commissioners for examination by the Director of the Department of Agriculture, or if they relate to the improvement of cattle-breeding by the Animal Husbandry (Civil Veterinary) Department, through the Director of Agriculture or by the District Engineer or the Superintending Engineer, Public Health Circle, when they relate to engineering or sanitary works. After approval by these authorities they will be submitted for sanction to the Board of Revenue. The sanction of the Board is not required for expenditure on petty works, such as the maintenance of existing building, embankments etc., which do not require professional advice.Schemes are different from the programmes. Schemes included in the programmes should be submitted for examination, as required above, in sufficient time, if possible, to obtain sanction before they are entered in the programmes.
