Cash management expenses

If you follow the accounting conventions it's a lengthy process. You have to create a ledger for that under capital. Then Dr. Capital and credit drawings amount. Then Dr. Drawings and cr. Bank account. Rather, one can manitain a ledger under indirect expenses and Dr. Withdrawal expenses and cr. Bank. Then Dr. Capital and Cr. Capital account. But the second method could hamper ratios. So first method is best because this is not a commercial transaction. If the owner withdraws for business use, then use this method. 

Sorry meant meant dr.capital and cr. Bank - this is not an entry but a reconciliation.  I couldn't sleep till now. 

Then Dr. Capital and Cr. Capital account.(wrong) So it's just Dr. Drawing expense and Cr. Bank if owner withdraws for business purpose.  

1.Cash A/c Dr. 

   to Bank A/c ( when cash withdrawal from bank )

2. Expenses A/c Dr.

    To Cash A/c ( for expenses paid )

3. Bank A/c Dr.

    To Cash A/c ( Cash Deposit in Bank  ) .

Now big blunders happen everywhere and this is one. I'm insured under audit threshold. 

Dear Experts, 

Please Guide.

We have started a business, I think we are doing many mistakes. We withdraw money for workers salary, we withdraw less money Exp. 100000 Rs but actual payable salary is around 160000, Balance 60000 we have been paid to workers already as advance and those 60000 I received from my Director (Not Withdraw from Bank, It's their own personal cash).  Sometimes we purchased some material from those local vendors who don't charge GST and Just provide a nomal slip or sometimes without any Slip. And paying them cash (withdraw from bank and Received from Directors) I'm confused how to manage this all. These small items purchase and Expenses (Tea, Food) are without GST and and value around 200000/Month. How will I enter them in Tally.

Thank you in advance