State Government
(1) After grants are made under Article 203, an Appropriation Bill authorises withdrawal from the State's Consolidated Fund for those grants plus charged expenditure. (2) No amendment altering a grant's amount/destination or charged expenditure may be proposed; the presiding officer's ruling on this is final. (3) Subject to Articles 205-206, no money can be withdrawn from the State Consolidated Fund except under such an appropriation.
This mirrors Article 114 at the state level: once the Assembly approves specific spending demands, a separate Appropriation Bill formally authorises actually withdrawing that already-approved money from the state's treasury.
This is why a state's budget process has two legislative steps, just like the Union's: first the Assembly votes on individual spending demands, then a single Appropriation Bill legally authorises the government to spend that money.