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Financial transparency

What the Association received and gave back, by period and by kind. These are totals only: no member is named.

Public summary

Published reports

The reports the finance officer has published: money received, refunded and spent, with the balance.

No financial report has been published yet.

Funds

Where each rupee is meant to go

The indicative yearly allocation in the Rules 2026; the Executive Committee may adjust it when it approves the budget.

  • General Fund

    30%

    Daily administration, support staff, software, utilities and hosting

  • Committee Fund

    25%

    Work of the departmental, divisional and district committees

  • Member Welfare Fund

    20%

    Hospital help, death or accident relief, scholarships, family emergencies

  • Emergency Protection Fund

    at least 10%

    Only for serious incidents, never for anything else

  • Technical Education and Research Fund

    10%

    Continuing education, skill development and research

  • Election Fund

    up to 5%

    A reserve for elections

Fee structure

What membership costs

The fees in force, from the Association's fee schedule.

  • General membership

    Joining fee

    ₹2,000

    Subscription

    ₹600 a year

    or a year paid ahead: ₹2,000

    Fees in force since 1 November 2026

  • Lifetime membership

    Joining fee

    ₹20,000

    Subscription

    ₹1,500 a year

    Fees in force since 1 November 2026

  • Mentor membership

    Joining fee

    ₹50,000

    Subscription

    No subscription

    Fees in force since 1 November 2026

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Principles

Our financial commitments

What the Rules ask of every rupee the Association holds.

  • Audited every year

    A chartered accountant audits the accounts every year, and 10% of the vouchers are checked every quarter.

  • No self-dealing

    No office-bearer may approve a payment to himself or herself, to family, or to a firm in which he or she holds more than 2%.

  • Open records

    Members may inspect the records and the accounts with the president's written permission.