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(i) Consolidated Fund, (ii) Contingency Fund and (iii) Public Accounts while the accounts of the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi are kept in two parts namely, (a) Consolidated Fund and (b) Contingency Fund. There is no Public Account in Delhi. Transactions related to debt...............
There is no Public account in Delhi. Transactions relating to debt (other than those relating to Small savings schemes), deposits, advances, remittances and suspense are merged in the Public Account of the Union Government. Part I: Consolidated Fund : All revenues received by the GNCTD, all...............
Director of Mines, Jajpur Road (tax collector) that ` 718.56 crore was received as royalty from lessees o f mines other than the public sector companies during FYs 2012-13 to 2014- 15. It was found that tax collector did not file tax collection statement for all quarters except the first quarter...............
Report No. 4 of 2017 (Performance Audit) 35 Appendix-I (Reference: Paragraph 1.6) Criteria for selection of units and of cases Selection of units Sample size in the selected unit Jurisdiction Verification/survey cases (in per cent ) Circle 100 Ward...
Report No. 4 of 2017 (Performance Audit) 1 Introduction 1.1 Tax revenue resources of the Union Government cons ist of revenue receipts from direct and indirect taxes. Direct Ta xes levied by the Government comprises of Corporation Tax, Income Tax...
(Paragraph 2.2) The process of grant of Environ\bental Clearance inc luded grant of Ter\bs of Reference, public consultation, assess\bent of Environ\bent I\bpa ct Assess\bent report and grant of Environ\bental Clearance by the Ministry. Out of 216 projects only in 14 per cent of the projects...............
These four stages i n sequential order are Stage 1: Screening (Only for Category ‘B’ projects and activ ities); Stage 2: Scoping; Stage 3: Public Consultation; and Stage 4: Appraisal. The process o f granting ECs and post EC monitoring for Category A projects is illustrated in the Chart 2.1................
Report No. 39 of 2016 77 6.1 Introduction CPCB in collaboration with Indian Institute of Tech nology, Delhi, (IIT) had carried out comprehensive environmental assessment in 88 promin ent industrial clusters during 2009-10 based on the Comprehensive...
and fauna (v) Ensuring installation/functioning of pollution cont rol systems like Effluent Treatment Plants (vi) Implementation of Occupational Health Surveillance Programme and non- identification of risk (vii) Construction of rain water harvesting structures (viii) Construction of...............
99 per cent. The EC letter of an infrastucture project in Mizora m, namely, Construction of new 2 lane highway of M/s Public Works Department (Highway) entailed plantation of a minimum of three times the number of trees cut. A total of 3,084 trees were felled. So, there was a requirement to...............
EC is granted by MoEF&CC on the recommendations of EAC after scrutiny of the EIA report which includes public consultation and also various mitigation measures and commitments made by the PP. MoEF&CC while granting EC to PPs, marks copy to SPCBs, however the exact role of SPCBs was...............
This was subsequently ex tended to cover those projects which required approval of the Public Investment Bo ard. These were administrative decisions and lacked the legislative support. The G overnment of India (GoI) enacted the Environment (Protection) Act on 23 rd May 1986. MoEF&CC made EIA...............
1 6 of 2007) was considered by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC). The PAC gave its r ecommendations regarding the scheme in its 77 th report (of the 14 th Lok Sabha). The scheme had also been evaluated by independent agencies (such as Indian Institute o f Management (IIM), Administrative 1...............
A1 Annexure-I (Refer to Para 2.2) State-wise List of Number of Projects Sanctioned by MOP/PFC Sl. No. State Part 'A' projects sanctioned Part 'B' projects sanctioned SCADA projects sanctioned 1. Andhra Pradesh 75 46 4 2. Assam 67 67 1 3. Bihar 71 64 ...
Report No. 30 of 2016 41 5.1 AT&C Losses The Aggregate Technical & Commercial (AT&C) Losses comprise of two elements:- Technical Losses: Technical losses primarily take p lace due to (a) transformation losses (at various transformation levels) and ...
Report No. 30 of 2016 9 3.1 Release and Utilization of Funds The projected requirement of Gross Budgetary Suppor t (GBS) for the R-APDRP scheme over the XI Plan period (2008 - 12) was ` 31,577 crores. The CCEA Note of May 2013 for continuation of...
the DRC building is structurally so und and would assess the earth quake resistance parameter of the DRC building in c onsultation with the State Public Works Department (PWD) and take remedial mea sures as per their suggestions. In Jharkhand, the DC and DRC were in the same seismic zone................
Report No. 30 of 2016 57 Chapter 1 - 7.1 Overview of monitoring As per the scheme guidelines, a Steering Committee under Secretary (Power) was to sanction projects including modification or revisio n of estimates, monitor and review the...
4.5 59 Unfruitful expenditure on the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) project by Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) 4.6 60 Chapter V: Public Sector Undertakings under the Ministry Imprudent procurement of network equipment by BSNL 5.1 63 Non-Billing of Short Message Service...............
The schemes was extended to the employees of all Central and State Government Departments, Nationalized Banks, Public Sector Undertakings, Financial Institutions, Local Bodies and Educational Institutions aided by the Government etc. In March 1995, the benefits of PLI were extended to rural...............
29 of 2016 72 Appendix-II Summarised position of Action Taken Notes awaited f rom Public Sector Undertakings under Department of Telecommunications as of April 2016 Sl. No. Number and year of Audit Report ATN Due Not received at all Under correspondence Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited 1 6 of 2000 2...............
We notice\b th at the assessee execute\b the works as per agreement wi th (i) Central Public Works Department (CPWD) for roa\b work, (ii) National Buil\bing Construction Corporation Limite\b (NBCC) for construction of quarters (inclu\bing wate r supply/sanitation works) at DVC, Mejia,...............
The Finance Act 2001 applicable w.e.f. 1 April 2002 del eted the term ‘other public facilities of similar nature as may be notified by the Board’ form the list of eligible business. Report No. 28 of 2016 (Performance Audit) 58 Industrial Park or Special Economic Zone (SEZ) noti fied by...............
Orders/circulars issued by State Governemnt and UADD for implementation of IHSDP . MP Financial Code, MP Treasury Code, MP Public Works Manual and Schedule of Rates (SOR) prepared by UADD fr om time to time. Detail ed Project Reports (DPRs), inspection and monitoring r eports...............
C hapter – 2 Performance Audit 2.1 S ocial Audit of Schemes 2.2 Internal Control Mechanism in P anchayat R aj I nstitution s Chapter – 2 : Performance Audit Panchayat and Rural Dev elopment Department 2.1 Social Audit of Schemes Executive...
13 of 2006 (Union Governme nt-Civil). The Public Accounts Committee (Fourteenth Lok Sabha ), in their 72 nd Report (2007-08) had made a number of observations/recomme ndations on the previous audit findings reported to Parliament in R eport No. 13 of 2006 (Union Government-Civil)................
The departme nt replied that roads were sanctioned on the basis of urgent public demand. 9. Tamil Nadu Upgradation of a road “Anandanar- Gnanadasapuram 0/0 km to 1/0 km” was taken up and executed at a cost of ` 0.41 crore, whereas Anandanar is a channel with roa d existing along the channel...............
th at alignment of the road beyond 17.925 km was not feasible for connecting village H azirai and it was changed after resolution drawn up by public representatives and t echnical advisor of PIU. Meanwhile, the construction of bridge at 17.75 km was already taken up and expenditure of `...............
road connectivity is a critical component in the socio-economic development of rural population by providing access to amenities like education, health, marketing, etc. It is also v i t a l in ensurin g sustainable poverty reduction which demands permanent rural connectivity, encompa ssing a...............
ensuring the supply of quality bitumen and its actual consumption by the contractor in bituminous works, the state government ordered (May 2009) the Public Works, Urban Planning and Town Development Department to obtain original Consignee Receipt Challans (CRCs) from the contractors and to cross...............
Report No. 23 of 2016 Performance Audit of Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yoja na Page 71 7.1 Introduction To assess the implementation of the PMGSY, Joint Ph ysical Verifications of 528 roads in 173 districts of 28 states (except Nagaland) constructed...
Limited 57 1.9 Loss of returns to ONGC due to adoption of financing mechanism to maintain the status of ONGC Petro additions Limited (OPaL) as a non public sector undertaking Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited 68 1.10 Loss of interest due to inordinate delay in receipt of share of gas...............
Audit noted that regular government and PSU customers had been moving from MoU based procurements to open tenders. Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) like BHEL and NTPC had resorted to open tenders during 2012-2015. The company, however, continued to attract the private customers by...............
Limited 77 8.2 Release of advance payments without obtaining adequate security HLL Lifecare Limited 86 Chapter IX MINISTRY OF HEAVY INDUSTRIES AND PUBLIC ENTERPRISES 9.1 Avoidable payment of compensation Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited 89 9.2 Avoidable expenditure on payment of sales tax...............
Report No. 15 of 2016 (Volume-I) CHAPTER IX: MINISTRY OF HEAVY INDUSTRIES AND PUBLIC ENTERPRISES y Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited 9.1 Avoidable payment of compensation Designing transformers without ascertaining actual...............
housing1, housing related infrastructure2 3 and otherinfrastructure\'to the State government agencies, primarycooperativesocieties, individuals, public and privatesector agencies. HUDCO operates under the regulatory oversight of National Housing Bank (NHB). During 2010-11 to 2014-15 HUDCO...............