How does one distinguish between expenditure on a revenue account and other forms of expenditure?
Expenditure on a revenue account is typically spent for day-to-day running of the government, such as salaries and administrative costs. Other forms of expenditure may include capital expenditure (such as infrastructure projects) or loan repayments. In the given context, the distinction is made by identifying expenditures that are "charged on the Consolidated Fund of India" which includes specific types of expenses related to government officials' salaries and allowances, debt charges, and judicial pensions, among others. These charged expenditures are not submitted for vote in Parliament, unlike revenue account expenditure.