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GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA Report No. 5 of 2017 This Report comprises five chapters under two sections. Section A includes two chapters containing observations on the functioning of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) and three compliance audit...
of the Scheduled Caste and Navboudha 1 population residing in dalit wastis 2 by providing basic amenities like water supply, drainage, approach roads, internal roads, electricity supply, samaj mandir etc. The Scheme was renamed (December 2011) by GoM as ‘Development of Scheduled Caste and..............................
3.3.5.2 Blocking of funds due to construction of dwelling units on plots reserved for other purposes A DPR for construction of 672 DUs at Link Road, Patra Shed to be implemented by PCMC was approved by CSMC (February 2009) at a total cost of ` 28.37 crore under BSUP. The Building Plan for..............................
not being credited to the Consolidated Fund 4.2 86 Un discharged liabilities in Defined Contribution Pension Scheme 4.3 87 Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Accident Relie f Fund 4.4 89 Transfer of Central Scheme Funds to Implementing Agencies in the State 4.5 90 Delay in submission of..............................
1,548 3,259 3,165 2,181 3,113 (c) P ower 2,939 4,696 5,735 1,044 1,309 (d) Irrigation (Major, Medium and Minor) 783 953 908 1,024 1,174 (e) Roads and Bridges 929 366 932 707 997 (f) Education, Sports, Art and Culture 14,092 432 381 480 505 (g) Others and Miscellaneous 2,942 4,124 3,415..............................
UP State Highway Authority (UPSHA) -Bareilly -Almo ra-Bageshwar Road (SH - 37) 355.00 3. UPSHA –Varanasi – Shaktinagar Road (S.H. -5A) 1,211.96 4. UPSHA – Muzaf farnagar – Sah aranpur via Deoband Road (S.H. -59) 752.88 Tourism Department 5. Operation & Development of Tourism..............................
, misclassification of revenue expenditure as capital and vice versa , amount not transferred to ‘Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Accident Relief Fund’, interest not credited in interest -bearing reserves, etc. , which are discussed in the Re port in succeeding Chapters have had an impact..............................
The matter was reported to Government ( October 2021), the reply of the Government is awaited ( March 2022 ). 4.4 Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Accident Relief Fund The State Government did not establish Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Accident Relie f Fund (UPRTARF) which resulted in a sum of `..............................
Capital expenditure is the expenditure incurred for creation of fixed infrastructure assets such a s roads, building, etc. It is noticed that during the year the State’s Capital expenditure increased by ` 2,434.47 crore (22.06 per c ent) from ` 11,034.08 crore during 2018-19 to `..............................
31 March 2019 ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Particulars Paragraph Page(s) COMPLIANCE AUDIT PARAGRAPHS Public Works Department Irregular construction of PMGSY road 3.2 58 Tourism Department Idle Expenditure 3.3 60 CHAPTER-IV ECONOMIC (PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKINGS) SECTOR Functioning of Public Sector..............................
and Canteen/ Retail Stall 13 Football ground, hockey ground, tennis court, volleyball court, running track, shooting range, indoor stadium, Internal road and footpath and internal electrification 14 Playground fencing and archery range 20 Audit Report on Social, General, Economic and Revenue..............................
(Paragraph 2.4) ECONOMIC SECTOR Compliance Audit Paragraphs Public Works Department The Department took up construction of a road at an estimated cost of `19.68 crore to connect a non-existent village (Builum under Kolasib District) which was relocated due to construction of a Dam. The road..............................
OPD should have approach from main road with signage visible from a distance. Reception and Enquiry/ May I Help desk should be available and should be manned with competent staff fluent in local language. Services available at the hospital should be displayed at the enquiry. Name and contact..............................
Chapter - 6: Maternal and Child Care, Cancer and HIV/ AIDS Care m CHAPTER-6 MATERNAL AND CHILD CARE, CANCER AND HIV/ AIDS CARE Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Mizoram n 43 Chapter - 6: Maternal and Child Care, Cancer and HIV/ AIDS...
Chapter - 2: Financial Resources e CHAPTER-2 FINANCIAL RESOURCES Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Mizoram f 7 Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Mizoram 2.1 Fund Management The Health & Family Welfare Department,...
Capital expenditure is the expenditure incurred for creation of fixed infrastructure assets such as roads, building, etc . It is noticed that during the year capital expenditure decreased by ₹ 495.80 crore (26.54 per cent) from ₹ 1,868.47 crore to ₹ 1,372.67 crore . Salaries and..............................
On the other hand, there was improvement in Own Tax Revenues, Non-Tax Revenues and Grants in Aid from GoI. State Finances Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2020 12 Projection relating to Debt-GSDP ratio was not met and the GSDP growth rate exceeded the projections in the MTFP. The State..............................
Capital expenditure is the expenditure incurred for creation of fixed infrastructure a ssets such as roads, building, etc. It is noticed that during the year Capital expenditure decreased by ` 597.65 crore (40.36 per cent) from ` 1,480.87 crore duri ng 2018-19 to ` 883.22 crore during..............................
Being in close proximity to the National Highway, the presence of the surgeon is essential in view of the road traffic accident on the National Highway. Audit observed that the lone surgeon cum Medical Superintendent of DH, Dhalai was on an administrative assignment to Agartala (90 KM away) on 6..............................