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: ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF ROYALTY AND OTHER DUES Introduction 4.1 21 Incorrect categorisation of iron ore as lumps and fines 4.2 21 Non-levy of Environment Cess and Infrastructure Development Cess 4.3 23 Short levy of royalty on coal 4.4 25 Short levy of royalty on bauxite 4.5 27 Short levy......
22 Chapter-lV: Assessment and collection of royalty and other dues 4.3 Environment Cess and Infrastructure Development Cess 4.3.1 Non levy of Environment Cess and Infrastructure Development Cess on quarry leases During test check of mining Under the provisions of the Chhattisgarh lease case......
Therefore permission was necessary as per Rules ibid. 6.3 Operation of mines without environmental consent During test check of the case files of two DDMAs3, and information Under Section 21(4) of the Air received from three other DMOs4 (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and......
Dolomite Mining Corporation were granted (May 1995 and March 2002 respectively) lease for mining of dolomite. Since the lessees had not obtained environmental clearance, the Collector, Janjgir Champa issued (January 2009) orders for stoppage of mining activities. However, we noticed from the......
However, a harmony and balance is to be maintained between conservation and development as it intervenes with the environment and social structure. Management of mineral resources is the responsibility of both the Central Government and the State Governments in terms of entry 54 of the Union list......
However, as it simultaneously intervenes with the environment and the social structure, a harmony and balance is to be maintained between conservation and development. Minerals can be divided into two categories-Major minerals which are further classified as hydrocarbons or energy......
: ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF ROYALTY AND OTHER DUES Introduction 4.1 21 Incorrect categorisation of iron ore as lumps and fines 4.2 21 Non-levy of Environment Cess and Infrastructure 4.3 23 Development Cess Short levy of royalty on coal 4.4 25 Short levy of royalty on bauxite 4.5 27 Short levy......
other individual's consumption of that good, e.g., enforcement of law and order, security and protection of our rights, pollution free air and other environmental goods and road infrastructure etc. Merit goods are commodities that the public sector provides free or at subsidized rates because an......
101.82 0.10 381.89 Industry and 215.96 1 64.25 380.21 Minerals 805.05 Transport 766.67 38.81 805.48 15.13 Science 0.74 12.28 13.02 Technology and Environment 217.50 General Economic 114.43 149.26 Services 357.57 Grants-in-aid and 655.82 Contributions II-Revenue 53.12 II-Revenue deficit carried......
(Paragraph 3.6) xImplementation of the methodology of working out the royalty on the basis of study carried out by the Environment and Forest Department at periodical interval, would have enabled the Government of Assam to......
(Paragraph 3.4) Due to the failure of the Environment and Forest Department to initiate timely action to renew the Working Plan after expiry of erstwhile bamboo lease of M/s Ashoka Paper Mill (which is defunct) after September 2004, Performance Audit on 'Forest Receipts'Jiv the quota of......
As envisaged in the ‘National Working Plan Code’ prepared and issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF), Government of India (GOI) in 2004- “in a developing country like ours, economic growth and ecological balance depends, to a great extent, on judicious use of its......
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Audit of Government companies is governed by Section 619 of the Companies Act, 1956. The Accounts of Government companies are audited by Statutory Auditors appointed by CAG of India. These Accounts are also subject to supplementary audit conducted...
Bihar State Forest Development Corporation Environment 10.2.1975 1.75 0.54 " 2.29 - - - - NA Limited & Forest Audit Report No. 4 (Commercial) 96 for the year ended 31 March 2011 Annexurc-1 (Figures In column 5 (a) to 6 (c) are in crore) $ SI. Sector & Name of the Company Name of the Month......
(Paragraph 1.2.1) xDuring the year 2011-12, only two Audit Committee meetings in respect of Environment & Forest and Transport Departments were held in which 202 paragraphs involving ` 16.35 crore, were settled. (Paragraph 1.2.2) xTest check of records of 148 units of sales/value added tax,......
(Paragraph 1.2.1) During the year 2011-12, only two Audit Committee meetings in respect of Environment & Forest and Transport Departments were held in which 202 paragraphs involving f 16.35 crore, were settled. (Paragraph 1.2.2) Test check of records of 148 units of sales/value added tax,......
Minerals and metallurgical 11 55 267.30 industries 7. Environment and Forestry and wild life 258 816 176.03 Forest Total 805 2,721 935.88 First replies required to be received from the heads of offices within one month from the date of issue of the IRs were not received in respect of 145 IRs......
Besides, records of 30 units relating to the Environment and Forest Department (E&F Department) were test checked which revealed cases of non/short realisation of royalty, loss/blocking of revenue due to delay in disposal of timber and other irregularities involving 54.10 crore in 173 cases.......
planning and results of audit of the State Government relating to taxes on sales, trade etc., state excise, taxes on motor vehicles, mining receipts, environment and forest, other tax and non-tax receipts of the State. The cases mentioned in this Report are among those which came to notice in the......
Levy and collection of royalty from other minor minerals are entrusted to the Environment and Forest Department. For conservation, systemic development and regulation of mining activities in India, the Government of India enacted the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act (MMDR......
ix Recommendation Basic infrastructure/facilities should be provided on a priority basis in all the schools to ensure an appropriate environment for teaching and learning. Water Supply and Sanitation Though there was improvement in coverage of habitations in supply of drinking......
Chapter 5: Social Services Health, Education, Drinking Water, Sanitation etc. are some of the basic requirements of any region to maintain and sustain basic standard of living. Implementation of flagship programmes like Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA),...
Executive Summary Recommend ation Basic infrastructure/facilities should be provided on a priority basis in all the schools to ensure an appropriate environment for teaching and learning. Water Supply and Sanitation Though there was improvement in coverage of habitations in supply of drinking......
This Report has been prepared for submission to the Governor of the State of Bihar under Article 151 of the Constitution of Tndia. Chapter-1 of this Report covers audited entity profiles, authority for audit, planning and conducting of audit...
2.2.6 Audit criteria The criteria adopted to arrive at the audit conclusions were: • Environment (Protection) Act, 1986; National Water Policy, 2002; Guidelines of Acelerated Rural Water Supply Programme (ARWSP) and National Rural Drinking Water Programme (NRDWP); and Orders and......
Building Construction, Environment and Forest, Minor Water Resources, Public Health Engineering, Road Construction, Rural Works and Water Resources Departments_ 3.3.2 Unadjusted advances Non-adherance to codal provisions by Divisional Officers resulted in non-adjustment/non-recovery of......
Finance Department 386, 461 05 9. Health Department 335,399,464 54 10. Panchayati Raj Department 451 02 11. Energy Department 349 02 12. Environment Department 384 01 13. Home Department 334, 397, 419 12 14. Agriculture Department 346, 421,422, 469 16 15. Co-operative Department......
Unadjusted expenditure 3.3 70 PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Avoidable expenditure due to payment of surcharge 3.3.1 70 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST, MINOR WATER RESOURCES, PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING, ROAD CONSTRUCTION, RURAL WORKS AND WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENTS Unadjusted......
by Divisional Officers resulted in non-adjustment/non-recovery of temporary advances amounting to 67.38 crore under Building Construction, Environment and Forest, Minor Water Resources, Public Health Engineering, Road Construction, Rural Works and Water Resources Departments. (Paragraph......
Audit of Government companies is governed by Section 619 of the Companies Act, 1956. The accounts of Government companies are audited by Statutory Auditors appointed by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG). These accounts are also...
in acquisition of land, non-handing over of site to the contractors, Right of Way (RoW) problems and failure to obtain clearances from Ministry of Environment & Forest, Government of India (MoEF) and the Railways. The instances of delay in completion of projects which had a significant impact......
ex-mine railway siding to delivery point and all taxes, duties, levies and fees (both present and future) including royalty, stowing excise duty, environment cess etc is not included in the ‘Coal Mining Fee’ and shall be reimbursed at actual based on production of documentary evidence. 99......
mainly due to non-receipt of debt waiver incentive under DCRF, decrease in receipts under petroleum concession fees and royalties and receipts from environmental forestry. Interest receipts, dividends and profits also decline during 2010-11 mainly because of decrease in realization of interest......
12.10 28.53 247.23 Industry and 176.58 205.31 381.89 Minerals 566.45 Transport 754.11 50.94 805.05 18.31 Science 1.58 13.55 15.13 Technology and Environment 340.50 General Economic 90.50 127.00 217.50 Services 549.90 Grants-in-aid and 357.57 ~ 357.57 Contributions 1347.71 II-Revenue......
arising out of audit of budgetary process and budget assumptions and outcome of review of two grants (Grant No.21 and 44) pertaining to Housing and Environment Department and Higher Education Department have also been made in this chapter. Chapter-III-Financial Reporting is an inventory of......
297.89 Energy 0.00 336.90 336.90 326.34 Industry and Minerals 182.35 208.82 391.17 300.08 Transport 427.36 2.05 429.41 4.42 Science, Technology and Environment 1.20 3.35 4.55 62.75 General Economic Services 23.82 33.66 57.48 707,55 Grants-in-Aid and 0.00 Contributions- 686.68 686.68 22,719.54......
06-Finance Department 3.92 crore), Grant No-21 Housing and Environment Department ( 45.26 crore), Grant No. 45-Minor Irrigation Works 1.49 crore), Grant No. 50- Departments Implementing 20 PointProgrammes ( 0.08 crore), Grant No. 55-Women and Child Welfare 1.83 crore). Government of......