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    Which of the following Statements about the National

    Nutrition Mission’s budget is not correct? A Workshop-cum-Awareness Camp on Paanch Sutras of Poshan Abhiyaan was today organized by the office of the Deputy Director, ICDS, Jammu here at Bishnah. To ensure participation of grassroots level democratic institution, the representatives from Block Development Council, Bishnah and Municipal Committee Bishnah was ensured. The function witnessed participants of over 350 people, including AWWs, Asha Workers, Beneficiaries of ICDS Department and general public. The programme was organized by observing the SOPs related to COVID- 19 guidelines. During the function, presentation on “first golden 1000 days of a child” was given by Deputy Director, ICDS Jammu, Atul Kumar. A presentation on “Anemia Prevention” was given by Dr. Rimpee Devi, (Medical Officer, ICDS Jammu).
    A Some part of the Budget of NNM comes from the World Bank and other multilateral development banks Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B Half of NNM’s budget comes through Centre’s budgetary support Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C Centre's budgetary support is further divided into 60:40 between the Centre and the States, 90:10 for the north-eastern region and the Himalayan States Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D Some part of the budget comes from Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) contributed by top Private hospitals in the country Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E All of the above statements are correct Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    50% of the total budget comes from the World Bank or other multilateral development banks and the rest of the 50% is through Centre’s budgetary support. The Centre's budgetary support is further divided into 60:40 between the Centre and the States, 90:10 for the north-eastern region and the Himalayan States and 100% for the Union Territories (UTs) without legislature. Note - Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) is the pool of funds generated by 5% Universal Service Levy that is charged upon all the telecom fund operators on their Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR). This fund is deposited in the Consolidated Fund of India and is dispatched on the approval of the Indian Parliament. The aim of USOF is to provide a balance between the provision of Universal Service to all uncovered areas, including the rural areas.

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