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Book's First Pagend str and n rastr t re 9.17 Mutual Funds (they are, UTI Asset during the three year period were to be Management Company Ltd.; SBI Funds used for selected social sector schemes. Management Company Pvt. Ltd.; Current Policy: In January 2013, the LIC Mutual Fund Asset Management government approved restructuring Company Ltd.). of the NIF and decided that the (d) 75 per cent of the annual income disinvestment proceeds with effect from of the Fund will be used to finance the fiscal year 2013–14 will be credited selected social sector schemes, to the existing ‘Public Account’ under which promote education, health the head NIF and they would remain and employment. The residual 25 there until withdrawn/invested for the per cent of the annual income of approved purpose. It was decided that the the Fund will be used to meet the NIF would be utilised for the following capital investment requirements of purposes: profitable and revivable PSUs that (a) Subscribing to the shares being issued yield adequate returns, in order to by the CPSE including PSBs and enlarge their capital base to finance public sector insurance companies, expansion/diversification. on rights basis so as to ensure 51 per The income from the NIF investments was cent government ownership in them. utilised on selected social sector schemes, (b) Preferential allotment of shares of namely the Jawaharlal Nehru National the CPSE to promoters, so that Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM), government shareholding does not Accelerated Irrigation Benefits go down below 51 per cent in all Programme (AIBP), Rajiv Gandhi cases where the CPSE is going to Gramin Vidyutikaran Yojana (RGGVY), raise fresh equity to meet its Capex 51 Accelerated Power Development and programme. Reform Programme, Indira Awas (c) Recapitalisation of public sector Yojana and National Rural Employment banks and public sector insurance Guarantee Scheme (NREGS). companies. 2. Restructuring of NIF: In November (d) Investment by the government in 2009, the governement approved a RRBs, IIFCL, NABARD, Exim change in the policy on utilisation of Bank; disinvestment proceeds. In view of the difficult situation caused by the global (e) Equity infusion in various metro slowdown of 2008–09 and a severe projects; drought in 2009–10, a one-time exemption (f) Investment in Bhartiya Nabhikiya was accorded to disinvestment proceeds Vidyut Nigam Limited and Uranium being deposited into NIF—to be Corporation of India Ltd.; operational for the fiscals 2009–12, which 51. The Prime Minister’s Office has been monitoring was furhter extended to 2012–13, in view the CA Capital xpenditure programme and of the persistent difficult condition of the investment plans of selected Central Public Sector economy. All disinvestment proceeds nterprises C S s since . he purpose of this exercise was to enhance investment in the economy, (in place of the income accruing out of the utilizing the substantial cash surpluses that are available investment of the NIF corpus) obtained with some of the CPSEs to drive economic growth.