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Municipality identified 100 cents of land owned by a private firm, Trinity Real Estate, Kollam on the left side of Karunagappally -Sasthamcotta main road, for the bus stand. Administrative sanction for the project was received in March 2013. The Secretary, Karunagappally Municipality executed a..............................
This Report on 'Efficacy of Implementation of the 74th Constitution Amendment Act' is divided into six chapters. Chapter I contains Introduction, Chapter II deals with Empowerment through Institutional Mechanism, Chapter III deals with...
sanitation including septage management, sewerage and solid wast e management, storm water drainage, maintenance of community assets, maintenance of roads, footpaths and street -lighting, and burial and cremation grounds 37 Performance grant is provided to address the following issues: (i) making..............................
related activities and public works, Performance A udit on Efficacy of Implementation of the 74 th Constitution Amendment Act 50 Wings Functions maintenance of municipal vehicl es, water and electricity charges, land acquisition, establishment of Engineering wing. Development All works..............................
Funds and Deposit and Advances (-) 143.97 (+) 143.97 2.8.3 Over Contribution Towards NPS (+) 24.97 (-) 24.97 2.6.2.3 Non-accounting of Central Road Fund (-) 61.34 (-) 23.84 4.10 (C) Non-Transfer of Green Energy Cess to Green Energy F und (-) 70.00 (+) 70.00 5(C) (vi) of NTA Total (-) 697.25..............................
(14.97), Petroleum (0.004), New and Renewable Energy (10.28), Village and Small Industries (88.13), Industries (0.85), Other industries (0.14), Roads and Bridges (1.18), Tourism (11.18), Other General Economic Services (29.71), Cooperation (8.40) and Miscellaneous General Services (773.18)...............................
of the government) free of cost, to each of the eight IITs, with necessary social and physical infrastructure like electricity, water, rail and road connectivity. The DPR also considered availability of 500-600 acres while planning for infrastructure development. Report No. 20 of 2021..............................
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Funds 2.5.2 26-27 Consolidated Sinking Fund 2.5.2.1 27 State Disaster Response Fund 2.5.2.2 27-28 Guarantee Redemption Fund 2.5.2.3 28 Central Road Fund (CRF) 2.5.2.4 28-29 Debt Management 2.6 29 Debt profile: Components 2.6.1 29-31 Debt Analysis 2.7 31 Utilisation of borrowed funds 2.7.1..............................
Minor irrigation, water management and watershed development, 2. Animal husbandry, dairy and poultry, 3. Rural housing, 4. Drinking water, 5. Roads, culverts, bridges, ferries, waterways and other means of communication, 6. Non-conventional energy sources, 7. Poverty alleviation programme, 8...............................
GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA Annual Technical Inspection Report This Report comprises three chapters under two sections. Section A includes a chapter containing observations on the functioning of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs). Section B comprises...