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This flows through CIB Module of ITD Systems software administered by the Director General of Income Tax (Systems). Annual Central Action Plans of ITD target an increase of 15 per cent per year in assessee base. Against this, annual increase during the ten year period from FY 02 to FY11...........................
Summary of Recommendations With reference to Collection and Collation of Information {Paragraph 2.1 to 2.44) 1. Information from all the compulsory as well as approved optional source codes be collected; 2. Entire collected information be uploaded...
Various sources like banks, credit card companies, companies, mutual funds, registrar/sub-registrar of properties, Reserve Bank of India, Central Excise/ Custom/Sales Tax Departments, Post Office, local authorities, hotels/clubs/ caterers, telephone providers, insurance companies, etc............................
n Ministry of Rural Development should invariably ensure compliance with required rules and prescribed guidelines for transparency in release of funds. n Non-payment of unemployment allowance and non-maintenance of essential records were noticed by Audit across all states. A possible...........................
3 52 Plantation work 0.45 Plantation work was executed at block level in violation of guidelines issued by government of Bihar. As per these guidelines plantation work was to be done only at GP level. 4. Chhattisgarh 6 Installation of entry gates 0.31 1 and information board over the...........................
The world over Disaster Preparedness or Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) is becoming the most prominent theme for Disaster Management. It is not possible to eliminate the possibility of disasters. However, with due care and proper preparation, the...
Ex-Officio Principal Secretary provides guidance and coordinates with other line departments for disaster preparedness work in accordance with the guidelines laid down by NDMA. The department is also responsible for preventive, relief and rehabilitation activities in the state. It is the nodal...........................
CAPFs were authorised to purchase 40 In the absence of clear policy through SOPs items of identified necessary equipment and guidelines for the functioning of RRCs, (@ ^ 75.24 lakh per centre) to be kept in and also in the absence of clarity regarding the RRCs to save time in carrying them to...........................
•OFB may ensure that the factories adhere to the prescribed policy/ guidelines in assessment of net requirement of stores for reliable and accurate provisioning to avoid excess procurement. •The e-procurement system should be implemented effectively in all the factories and all...........................
(DFS), Ministry of Finance, was the apex authority responsible for administration and implementation of the scheme. This included preparation of guidelines, release of funds and overall monitoring. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) was the nodal agency for implementation and monitoring of the...........................
In any scheme the Part II: Audit Findings clarifications are issued on an ongoing basis. In the scheme guidelines the criteria of eligibility for relief has been prescribed and the benefits of the scheme extended to the beneficiaries. In view of this, time for making list of beneficiaries as per...........................
likely demand for work and preparing a shelf of projects were adequate a\ nd effective; there was an effective process in compliance with the Act and guidelines for registration ¾¾ of households, issue of job cards, planning and execution of works, payment of wages/ unemployment allowance,...........................
likely demand for work and preparing a shelf of projects were adequate and effective; there was an effective process in compliance with the Act and guidelines for registration of households, issue of job cards, planning and execution of works, payment of wages/ unemployment allowance, accounting...........................
Since the scheme guidelines did not permit procurement of raw herbs, the diversion of ?1.14 crore for this purpose was irregular and not justified. The Department stated (May 2010) that the aim to manufacture medicines in Government Ayurvedic Pharmacies had been achieved as the market cost of...........................
oriented activities, schemes providing critical inputs in social sectors; The individual schemes were executed in accordance with the prescribed guidelines in an economic, efficient and effective manner; The scheme interventions have resulted in development of high quality infrastructure;...........................
APPENDIX - 1.1.1 Statement showing details of execution of inadmissible works (Reference: Paragraph 1.1.9.2) (? in lakh) Name of Approved Year of Year of Block Name of Work Outlay commence¬ Completion 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total...
-14 World Bank 2 Widening the different state roads 900.00 62.00 0.00 Delay due to time consumption in project appraisal as per World Bank guidelines . 3 World Bank aided roads 20.00 0.01 0.00 4 Technical knowhow for W orld Bank aided roads 60.00 6.94 0.00 5054- 03-337 -16 5 Privatis...........................
committee meetings to ensure the effective implementation of RGGVY in four DISCOMs and non engagement of franchisees at block level as per RGGVY guidelines were noticed. (Chapter II) ix 3. Performance Audit relating to Statutory corporation Performance Audit relating to Andhra Pradesh State...........................
The State Government has not framed any guidelines for state PSUs for entering into JVs with private partners. After it was selected as JV partner (Sep 2006), First Private Party requested (Nov 2006) APMDC for assigning additional area of 709.60 Ha to the already notified area of...........................
also did not take adequate steps to provide required facilities like internet, scanner, web camera, modem to the students as envisaged in the scheme guidelines indicating planning failure as detailed in paragraph 1.3.1.3. The Department stated (August 2013) that the delay in implementation of...........................
and Regulations of the Company with regard to manpower, discount, purchases, unit-wise targets, etc; and Terms/conditions as well as the prescribed guidelines for various Central/State Government Schemes. 3.2.5 Audit Methodology_ The Audit held (July 2013) entry conference with the Company...........................
Sector Recommendations of the National Police Commission, Administrative Reforms Commission and Padmanabiah Committee; Supreme Court judgments; > Guidelines of MOPF; Budget Manual, 1998, Central Treasury Rules (CTR), General Financial Rules (GFR), 2005, Delegation of Financial Power Rules,...........................