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31 March 2022
Financial
Odisha
Report No.2 of 2022- State Finances, Government of Odisha

and Profits 566 66 544 321 1,063 Other Non -tax receipts 2,124 1,600 1,791 1,819 3,401 a) Major and Medium Irrigation 722 663 702 669 796 b) Road & Bridges 73 66 67 44 54 c) Education 31 24 26 27 62 d) Misc. General Services 384 240 419 411 1,729 e) Other or Misc. 914 607 577 668 760..............................

Sector:
Finance
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State Finances Audit Report for the year ended March 2021 1 * 1.1 Profile of Odisha Odisha, a state on the eastern coast of India, is divided into 30 administrative geographical districts. It is the ninth largest State of India in terms of...

2700- Major Irrigation, 2701- Medium Irrigation, 2702- Minor Irrigation, 2705- Command Area Development, 2711- Flood Control and Drainage, 3054- Roads and Bridges, 4700- Capital Outlay on Major Irrigation, 4701- Capital Outlay on Medium Irrigation, 4702- Capital Outlay on Minor Irrigation,..............................

Odisha Electricity Regulatory Commission, Odisha State Legal Services Authority, Odisha State Road Transport Corporation, Odisha Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation, Orissa Small Industries Corporation Limited, Lokayukta, Odisha, and Odisha Building and Other Construction Workers..............................

Dividends and Profits 566 66 544 321 1,063 Other Non-tax receipts 2,124 1,600 1,791 1,819 3,401 a) Major and Medium Irrigation 722 663 702 669 796 b) Road & Bridges 73 66 67 44 54 c) Education 31 24 26 27 62 d) Misc. General Services 384 240 419 411 1,729 e) Other or Misc. 914 607 577 668 760..............................

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23 March 2022
Financial
Karnataka
Report No. 1 of 2022-State Finances, Government of Karnataka

State Finance Audit Report has been prepared for submission to the Governor of Karnataka under Article 151 of the Constitution of India for being placed in the Karnataka Legislature. Based on the audited accounts of the Government of Karnataka for...

Sector:
Finance
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14 March 2022
Financial
Arunachal Pradesh
Report No. 2 of 2021 - State Finance, Government of Arunachal Pradesh

balance under major Suspense and DDR he ads 4.9 106 Reconciliation of Cash Balances 4.10 108 Accounting of transactions relating to Central Road Fund 4.11 108 End use of Cess 4.12 109 Compliance with Indian Government Accounting Standa rds 4.13 110 Non-submission of Accounts by..............................

Sector:
Finance
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It was mainly due to decrease in capital outlay under Roads and Bridges ( ` 769.62 crore), Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing and Urban Development ( ` 238.24 crore), Other Administrative Services (` 221.90 crore) and Public Works ( ` 198.98 crore) etc.  Although the State had managed to..............................

The decrease in Capital Expenditure was mainly in respect of expenditure on construction of Roads and Bridges ( ` 769.62 crore), Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing a nd Urban Development ( ` 238.24 crore), Other Administrative Services ( ` 221.90 crore) and Public Works ( ` 198.98 crore), etc. ..............................

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31 March 2022
Performance
Odisha
Report No.1 of the year 2022 - Audit Report on Performance Audit of Surface Irrigation for the year ended March 2020, Government of Odisha

accorded permission of Right of Way for transportation of raw materials/finished product to Bhushan Steel Plant through construction of double track road adjacent to the left side of canal at RD 39.570 km. Due to plying of heavy vehicles to the Steel Plant in the track, the RRBC at RD 39.275 to..............................

Sector:
Agriculture and Rural Development
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25 March 2022
Compliance Performance
West Bengal
Report No. 4 of 2021- Performance & Compliance Audit Report, Government of West Bengal of 2019-20

4.1) The Superintendent Engineer, Northern Circle, Public Works Department did not used nearest available quality stone materials in strengthening of road works. This led to an avoidable expenditure of ` 113.36 lakh along with committed liability of ` 46.81 lakh on carriage of stone materials...............................

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Taxes and Duties

In the event, movement of coal through railways is not feasible, review would be made jointly in the matter of road tran\ sport. DPL procured coal mainly through FSAs during 2015-20 while WBPDCL besides FSAs, procured coal through imports, e-auction using MSTC e-auct\ ion platform and..............................

Leather Complex (CLC) were not given connection to Common Effluent Treatment Plant (CETP) and were discharging effluents indiscriminately on the road and in the storm water canals. Besides, it was also pointed out that the quality of water discharge from three storm water canals in CLC and at..............................

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25 March 2022
Compliance Performance
West Bengal
Report No. 2 of 2021-Economic Sector, Revenue Sector and Public Sector Undertakings, Government of West Bengal of 2018-19

Development under north Bengal Development Department Certain critical regional gaps in physical infrastructure like deficit in rural housing, road connectivity and rural electrification, had been identified in the Socio Economic Perspective Plan (SEPP). It also identified critical gaps in..............................

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Taxes and Duties

34/31Bhowanipore, Kadamtala, Large Taxpayers Unit (LTU), N S Road, Radhabazar 1,962.961,741.9 221.0616.94 2. Turnover of sales assessed by AAs was short of that shown in books of Accounts. 18/18Barrackpore, Bally, Berhampore, Chandney Chawk, Ezra Street, LTU, Midnapore, N S Road, Park Street,..............................

4 Ten per cent of 754 projects i.e. maximum number of projects implemented by the districts of Jalpaiguri and Coochbehar. 5 Road, bridge, buildings, water, electrical and others. 4 Audit findings 2.1.2 Planning 2.1.2.1  Identification and addressing  of Critical ..............................

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25 March 2022
Compliance Performance
West Bengal
Report No. 3 of 2020-Public Sector Undertakings, Government of West Bengal of 2017-18

Scrutiny of records related to scrap at Central Stores (Chord Road) and 20 divisional stores 97 brought out that the Survey Committee had failed to survey the stores and identify the category of materials once in every six months during 2013-14 to 2017-18. Audit noticed in seven divisions that..............................

Sector:
Power & Energy

Scrutiny of records related to scrap at Central Stores (Chord Road) and 20 divisional stores 97 brought out that the Survey Committee had failed to survey the stores and identify the category of materials once in every six months during 2013-14 to 2017-18. Audit noticed in seven divisions that..............................

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25 March 2022
Compliance Performance
West Bengal
Report No. 3 of 2020-Public Sector Undertakings, Government of West Bengal of 2017-18

Scrutiny of records related to scrap at Central Stores (Chord Road) and 20 divisional stores 97 brought out that the Survey Committee had failed to survey the stores and identify the category of materials once in every six months during 2013-14 to 2017-18. Audit noticed in seven divisions that..............................

Sector:
Power & Energy

Scrutiny of records related to scrap at Central Stores (Chord Road) and 20 divisional stores 97 brought out that the Survey Committee had failed to survey the stores and identify the category of materials once in every six months during 2013-14 to 2017-18. Audit noticed in seven divisions that..............................

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25 March 2022
Compliance Performance
West Bengal
Report No. 2 of 2020-Revenue Sector, Government of West Bengal of 2017-18

of fitness fee 5.6.1.391 Short realisation of tax from contract carriage vehicles 5.6.1.493 Audio fees not realised 5.6.1.594 Short realisation of road tax from Light Motor Vehicle (LMV)/Omni bus (Private use) 5.6.1.6 96 Special tax from air-conditioned vehicles not realised 5.6.1.797 Inaction..............................

Sector:
Finance |
Taxes and Duties

31 Asansol, Ballygunge, Barrackpore, Baruipur, Behala, Bhowanipore, Budge-Budge, Burtola, Durgapur, Jorabagan, LTU, N.S. Road, Park Street, Salt Lake, Sealdah, Shibpore, Taltola and Ultadanga. 32 Between October 2016 and December 2017. 33 Assessed between April 2013 and February 2017 for..............................

5.3 results of audit In 2017-18, test check of the records of 16 units conducted relating to road tax, additional tax, special tax, audio fee, special fee, video fee, dealer’s tax, permit fee and penalties showed under assessment of tax and other irregularities involving ` 430.21 crore in 124..............................

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25 March 2022
Performance
West Bengal
Report No. 2 of 2019-Economic Sector, Government of West Bengal of 2017-18

(iii) Flood Proofing: Consisted in raising a few villages above pre-determined flood levels and connecting them to nearby roads or high lands. It was, however, observed that I&WD adopted only some of the structural measures related to raising and strengthening of embankments, construction of..............................

As a result, I&WD has no database containing details of the assets created un\ der FMP. Absence of the database affects proper planning for maintenance of the assets. 5.2.1.5 Visit of Departmental Authorities Para 68 of I&WD Code stipulates that it is the duty of the concerned Superintending..............................

that closer coordination amongst concerned agencies like the Railways, National Highways etc., was needed to ensure that structures like bridges, roads and railways do not cause flood problems. Although the work of KMP commenced in January 2015, such linear waterways could not be provided by..............................

financial assistance through various Plan schemes because flood damages had increased due to non-completion of flood control works and their poor maintenance on account of funds constraints. A plan scheme “Flood Management Programme” for providing Central Assistance to the State..............................

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