Audit Reports

funds as per the approved Annual Action Plans and the utilization of funds was effective; schemes were implemented in consonance with Mission guidelines so that targets were individually and collectively achieved; and adequate monitoring existed at various levels to ensure effective...........................

It was stated in the Budget Speech 2012-13 that this deficit would be met by increased fund flow from Central sources, improving resources mobilisation and reduction in non-developmental expenditure. Table No. 1.4: Budget and Actuals of Central transfer of funds during 2012-13 (fin crore) SI............................

2.3.2 Audit Criteria Audit findings were benchmarked against the criteria sourced from the following: Scheme guidelines and instructions issued by Gol and State Government from time to time; Annual Plans of the State, Budget and Outcome Budgets of PR&RD Department; and Andhra...........................

on the basis of Probability Proportional to Size with Replacement (PPSWR) method along with stratified random sampling in accordance with the guidelines of the National Sample Survey Organization, Government of India. The audit objectives, criteria and methodology were discussed with the...........................

assistance from Government of India (GOI) in the ratio of 90 per cent grant and 10 per cent loan unlike non-special category States which get central aid in the ratio of 30 per cent grant and 70 per cent loan. The State has seen considerable economic growth in the past decade and the...........................

As per the guidelines, it is mandatory for every employee to contribute 10 per cent of basic pay and dearness allowance every month from his/her salary and equal contribution is to be made by the Government. The contribution details and corresponding amounts are to be transferred to...........................