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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. These accounts are also subject to supplementary audit conducted by CAG....
As on 31 March execution. APGCL extended undue 2010, APGCL had two Thermal Power favour to Bharat Heavy Electricals Stations (TPS) and one Hydel Power Limited (BHEL) by reducing liquidated Station with installed capacity of 254 MW damage (LD) by 9.75 crore. The and 100 MW respectively. The.....................
(AA) of ` 2.09 crore for the work Immediate measure to T/Dyk e along flood embankment along Kollong river from Raha to Jagi (R/B) and Aza rbari to Railway bridge (L/B) (closing of breaches in between chainages 19 th Km to 39 th Km) for 2007-08 and technical sanction was accorded (August 2009).....................
tank for Hostel No.11 & 27,891 12 96 Appendices Appendix-1.2 (Contd...) 1 2 3 4 5 31 Installation of New fire earth station for computer lab. 3,63,850 10,300 Completed 32 Repair/renovation of library of B.N. college of Agril 88,779 33 Repair/renovation of laboratory table 1,40,058 34.....................
(February to August 2010) by a test-check of the records of Department of Agriculture, AAU, four1 out of six colleges, four2 3 out of 12 research stations, five' out of 19 Krishi Vigyan Kendras selected through random sampling method. Interviews and photographic evidence were also taken. The.....................
(AA) of ?2.09 crore for the work ‘Immediate measure to T/Dyke along flood embankment along Kollong river from Raha to Jagi (R/B) and Azarbari to Railway bridge (L/B) (closing of breaches in between chainages 19th Km to 39th Km) for 2007-08’ and technical sanction was accorded (August 2009).....................
16. Non-recovery of dues from Railways amounting to Rs 7.93 crore on account of charges for parallel operation of railway traction EE(O&M), Raigarh 1998-2000 Part II A Para 1 793.00 Recovery details and latest position was not given by the Management. 17. Non-recovery of arrears detected by.....................
16. Non-recovery of dues from EE(0&M), Raigarh 793.00 Recovery details and Railways amounting lo 1998-2000 latest position was Rs 7.93 crore on account of Part II A Para 1 not given by the charges for parallel operation of Management. railway traction 17. Non-recovery of arrears detected EE.....................
Performance audit of implementation of the scheme showed that there were large savings; 41 per cent of the police stations were not provided light vehicles; construction of non-residential and residential buildings were not completed; there were shortages in the number of modern weapons and.....................
CHAPTER-II AUDIT OF TRANSACTIONS 2.1 Excess payment/ Wasteful expenditure PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 2.1.1 Excess payment to contractor on earthwork Due to errors in calculation of quantity of earthwork, there was excess payment of Rs 28.08 lakh._ The ...
4.1.24 Deficiencies in implementation There was delay in construction of 108 sub stations of 33/11 KV capacity as the work was undertaken on semi turnkey basis. Moreover, there was a delay in processing tender for construction of another 76 stations. The delay resulted in extra commitment of.....................
CHAPTER-III INTERNAL CONTROL IN A GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 3_Internal Control in Water Resources Department Highlights Internal control is an integral component of an organization’s management processes, which are...
Department; Secretary, Political Department 975.79 12 2056 Secretary, Home (B) Department 43.12 13 2058 Secretary, General Administration (Printing & Stationary) Department 10.24 14 2059 Secretary, Home (B) Department; Secretary, Political Department 53.56 15 2202 Secretary, Education Department.....................
Chapter I _Finances of the State Government_ This chapter provides a broad perspective of the finances of the Government of Assam during the current year and analyses critical changes in the major fiscal aggregates relative to the previous year...
_Executive Summary_ Background In May 2005, Assam Government responded to the Twelfth Finance Commission’s recommendations by legislating its “Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) Act”. Keeping in view the fiscal targets laid...
(Refer: Paragraph 1.3.6.4; Page- 48) Detail of irregular payment without verification of bitumen challans 14 Mithanpura chowk to Narayanpur Anant Railway station road part A,B,C, Sikandarpur to Rameshwar NG College road and Sikandarpur to MIT road via bandh (1F2,7F2,9F2,10F2,13F2/0506). 15.....................
CHAPTER-I PERFORMANCE AUDIT HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT 1.1 NATIONAL RURAL HEALTH MISSION Highlights The National Rural Health Mission was launched by the Government of India in April 2005. The Mission seeks to provide universal access to...
CHAPTER-II AUDIT OF TRANSACTIONS 2.1 Fraudulent payment/misappropriation/losses WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT 2.1.1 Misappropriation of temporary advances Temporary advance availed of by Irrigation subdivision, Jamalpur for restoration of Satgharwa...
CHAPTER-III INTEGRATED AUDIT OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT 3 INTEGRATED AUDIT OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Highlights The Disaster Management Department was created with the responsibility of planning, mitigation,...
(Paragraph 4.2.7.2) Arbitrary adjustment of cost of police guards by Railways resulted in non- realisation of Rs.7.61 crore. (Paragraph 4.2.8.1) Against deployment of police force at a cost of Rs.104.44 crore upto March 2008, Rs. 41.28 crore was realised as of November 2008 leaving Rs......................
CHAPTER-II: SALES TAX/VALUE ADDED TAX 2.1 Results of Audit Test check of records of the Sales Tax offices conducted during the year revealed under assessment, loss of revenue, turnover escaped assessment, irregular exemption, non/short levy of...
arising from unbridled issuance of permits to private operators by Government; increased availability of other modes of transport especially railways at cheaper cost. The effective per capita KM operated per year is given below: Sl.No. Particulars 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09.....................
8.63 crore. owned State Government Undertaking Compressor Station mainly for processing and transportation of natural gas for industrial consumers Low-pressure natural gas received from situated in Upper Assam. Out of six Oil India Limited is compressed in the industrial consumers existing as on.....................
Although two projects (Lala and Goalpara) were commissioned partially, one (Lala) remained incomplete due to lack of clearance from Railways for laying distribution line across the railway track and the other (Goalpara) became non- functional due to damage of distribution line.....................
The work was delayed due to delay in land acquisition, modification of treatment plant, non-obtaining clearance from Railways etc. Overhead Reservoir No-2 of Golaghat WSS The MD, AUWSSB, on request of the contractor, allowed extension of time for completion on several occasions, the last being.....................
from one circuit of 220 KV DC Guwahati Agia-Sarusajailine alongwith construction of 132 KV SC line to Boko with terminal bay at 132/33 Boko Sub¬ station. Education 32 Construction of academic cum 21.6.207 2.38 Guwahati Building Division 0.93 NIL 27.02.2010 NIL Administrative building of K. K......................
OVERVIEW This Report contains 28 paragraphs (including three general paragraphs) and five performance reviews (including one integrated audit). The draft audit paragraphs and draft performance reviews were sent to the Commissioner/Secretary of the...
Improper maintenance of logbook of departmental vehicles Local purchase of stationery etc., in excess of authorised limit and expenditure incurred without proper sanction Delay in recovery of receipts, advances and other charges Payment of grants in excess of actual requirement Want.....................
Major debit balances outstanding were in respect of FA&CAO, South Central Railway ( ` 73.10 crore), Charges Adjusted ( ` 44.76 crore), General Suspense ( ` 30.90 crore) and Remittances in Treasuries in other accounting system ( ` 61.91 crore) and major credit balances outstanding were in.....................
Chapter 2 Financial Management and Budgetary Control 2.1 Introduction Effective financial management ensures that policy decisions are implemented at the administrative level without wastage or diversion of funds and with reasonable assurance about...
Appendices Appendix 1.1 Profile of Composite State of Andhra Pradesh (Refer para on State Profile, page 1) A General Data Sl.No Particulars Figures 1 Area 2.75.000 Sq.Km. 2 Population a. As per 2001 Census 7.62 crore b. As per 2011 Census 8.47 crore ...
Major debit balances outstanding were in respect of FA&CAO, South Central Railway ( 73.10 crore), Charges Adjusted ( 44.76 crore), General Suspense ( 30.90 crore) and Remittances in Treasuries in other accounting system ( 61.91 crore) and major credit balances outstanding were in respect.....................
Chapter 1 Finances of the State Government Profile of Composite State of Andhra Pradesh Andhra Pradesh is the fourth largest State in India in terms of geographical area of 2.75 lakh sq. km. with a population of 8.47 crore as per 2011 census. The...
Though the other project covering 129.38 sq.km was scheduled for completion by November 2009, was delayed due to land disputes, non-receipt of Railway permissions, etc., and was re-scheduled for completion by end of December 2014. 46.....................
Though the other project covering 129.38 sq.km was scheduled for completion by November 2009, was delayed due to land disputes, non-receipt of Railway permissions, etc., and was re-scheduled for completion by end of December 2014. 46 In addition to existing 175 km UGD and 25 MLD capacity STP 47.....................
Convergence with Agriculture Department involves activities under production systems improvement like provision of implement service stations (ISSs), custom hiring stations (CHSs), farm mechanisation etc. Andhra y N Pradesh locietyfo r 1 A icadamy c if niiuatioii i of Rural : RU ral Pove rtv.....................