Secondly as the funds are being released on the basis of actual expenditure no reserves are available for stock suspense
or continuing the programmes pending release of further funds. This results in serious dislocation of work as all the
activities have to be brought, practically to a stand still till the further funds are obtained and also results in increased
project wise cost, as the cost establishment continues during the unproductive period. It is, therefore, neces-sary to devise
a system of financing which, will ensure continuance of work and a regular flow of funds. One way out might be to
provide about Rs. 20 lakhs as permanent advance for stock suspense of the B. E. S. and a reserve of 10% of the annual
programme be available with the Development Wing at any stage.