Audit Reports

over the land before leasing out to others, which can be acquired only if the land settled by the Government with the lessor (u/s 108 of transfer of property Act). Scrutiny of the records of DC, Tinsukia and Bongaigaon revealed that Government land measuring 800B-3K-7L and 58 bigha respectively...............

Review of Government Investment: The average return on the Government’s investments in statutory companies, Government companies, co-operative banks and societies varied between zero to 0.38 per cent during the last three years, while the Government paid interest on borrowings at rates...............

There were 754 fire incidents during 2005-10 in which 11 human lives and property worth ` 6.54 crore were lost. Thus, shortage of infrastructure is one of the causes responsible for loss of lives and property. To sum-up, the district is deficient in basic ameni ties like good quality...............

This Report comprises four Chapters which include four performance audits,an integrated audit of the Commerce and Industries Department and 19 paragraphs on audit of financial transactions of various Government departments. Government Companies and...

Executive Summary ix Documentation at FPS, GPSS/WSCCS, sub-divisional le vel and monitoring through reports and returns, functioning of vigilance commi ttees, inspection of FPSs etc., were far from satisfactory. (Paragraphs 10.4, 10.5 and 11.1) Recommendation The State Government should...............

Review of Government investments: The average return on the Government’s investments in Statutory Corporations, Rural Banks, Joint Stock Companies and Co-operatives was 0.02 per cent during the last three years while the Government paid a minimum of 7.36 per cent as interest on its borrowings...............

This Report contains 35 paragraphs including two reviews relating to non/short levy of taxes, royalty, fees, rent, interest and penalty etc., involving Rs.385.66 crore. Some of the major findings are mentioned below: The total receipts of the State...

Further, where the lease agreements were entered into, they were not registered under the provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. 11 Hotel Kautilya Vihar-Patna, Hotel Tathagat Vihar-Rajgir, Hotel Siddharth Vihar-Bodhgaya, Hotel Buddha Vihar-Bodhgaya, Hotel Sujata Vihar-Bodhgaya,...............

entry system of accounting in ULBs, (ii) introduction of e-governan ce using IT applications for various services provided by ULBs, (iii) reform in property tax with GIS to enhance collection efficiency, (iv) levy of user charges. T he State Government was to ensure meaningful engagement of ULBs...............

D. Chhattisgarh Mineral Development Corporation Limited. Sl. No. Para Year of IR Amount Involved Remarks 1. Non-disposal of immovable property lying at Bardwan, Janjgir 2002-03 Part II B Para 6 10.90 Decided by the company to give to Govt. Details of disposal/utilization is required. E-...............