The Revenue Budget typically includes items that are related to day-to-day government operations and current expenses. Here's how each of the options is categorized:

(A) Fees and Fines - These are considered revenue items and are included in the Revenue Budget.

(B) Loan taken by Central Govt. - This represents a capital receipt and is not part of the Revenue Budget.

(C) Escheats - These are unclaimed financial assets that the government gains control of. When these assets generate income or revenue, that income may be included in the Revenue Budget.

(D) Disinvestment - This usually represents the sale of government assets or equity holdings in public sector enterprises and is typically categorized as a capital receipt, not part of the Revenue Budget.

(E) Interest paid on a loan taken by the Central Govt. - This is an expenditure item and is part of the Revenue Budget.

So, the correct answer is (3) (A), (C), (E) Only.