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In case of failure to execute the agreement within this period, tendering authority shall cancel the offer o f contract forfeiting the Earnest Money Deposit 71 KFL, VAFPCL, KLDB, MPI, KSCDC, KAICO, KLDC, PCK and KSPDCL. 72 Farm Mechanisation for integrated Kole development and Agriculture.........
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...
Out of this, an amount of ₹20.44 crore relates to 21 test -checked ULBs, 36 Basic grant is intended to be used to improve the status of basic civic services including water supply, sanitation including septage management, sewerage and solid wast e management, storm water drainage,.........
2.3 Actual status of devolution of functions to Local Governments Government issued (September 1995) orders transferring functions , institutions and schemes to ULBs, in conformity with provisions in KM Act. Audit observed the following points in this connection; Though the Government.........
Amendment) Act, 1992 (74 th CAA) inserted Part IX A (The Municipalities) consisting of Articles 243P to 243ZG, thereby imparting constitutional status to Urban Local Bodies (ULBs). Article 243W authorized the State Legislatures to enact laws to endow local bodies with powers and aut hority.........
The status of implementation of p rojects of IMPACT Kerala as on March 2021 in test checked ULBs is as shown in Table 3.1 : Table 3.1: Status of implementation of projects by IMPACT Kerala Name of Project Name of ULB Project outlay (₹ in crore) Whether sanction for funding by Government.........
Appendices 59 Appendix 1.1 List of selected ULBs (Reference: Para graph 1.5 ) Corporations 1. Thiruvananthapuram Corporation 2. Kochi Corporation 3. Kozhikode Corporation Municipalities 1. Nedumangad 2. Kayamkulam 3. Haripad 4. Pandalam 5....
Debt Sustainability Analysis 2.9.7 54 66. Trend in Debt Sustainability indicators 2.9.8 55 67. Utilisation of Borrowed Funds 2.9.9 56 68. Status of Guarantees–Contingent Liabilities 2.10 57 69. Management of Cash Balances 2.11 58 70. Investment of Cash Balances 2.11.1 58 71. Conclusions.........
State Excise: The increase of 15.73 pe r cent (` 1,297.14 crore) was mai nly due to increase in the amount received during tendering of liquor shops. 2 ‘Others’ includes H o tel receipts (` 0. 02 crore), Taxes on income and expenditure ` 321.18 crore), Taxes on immovable property other than.........
om delays and upward cost revision, there were significant infirmities such as award of works to consultants/contractors on nomination basis without tender procedures Report No. 20 of 2021 vi Performance Audit on Setting up of new Indian Institutes of Technology thus violating General Financial.........
GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA Report No. 6 of 2013 The Report comprises six chapters under two sections. Section A includes three chapters containing observations on the Accounts and Finances ofPanchayati Raj Institutions, three performance audits on...
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 32 Status of Guarantees – Contingent Liabilities 2.7.2 32 Management of Cash Balances 2.7.3 32-34 Conclusions 2.8 34 Recommendations 2.9 35.........
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...
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