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Audit Report No .2 (PSUs), Kerala for the year ended 31 March 2019 [28 ] Renovation, Modernisation and Uprating programs planned and scheduled by KSEBL and Regulations issued by KSERC in this regard. Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (Terms and Conditions of Tariff)...........................
Company awarded (January 2015) the supply and installation of machinery for ₹4.62 crore to Big Dutchman Agriculture (India) Private Limited with a scheduled delivery in April 2015. The Company awarded the civil works to Kerala Agro Industries Corporation Limited (KAICO), a Public S ector...........................
under RAPDRP was awarded with a delay of 42 months from the sanction of the project by PFC which was further delayed by five to 17 months from its scheduled date of completion. In the case of strengthening and augmentation work under RAPDRP, the DISCOMs invited tender for RAPDRP on old rates...........................
in the country, Union Sports Ministry introduced various programmes viz ., Urban Sports Infrastructure Scheme 45 (USIS), Khelo -India Scheme 46 43 Scheduled Caste component : 105 and Scheduled Tribe component : 77 44 Scheduled Caste component : Five and Scheduled Tribe co mponent : Two 45 for...........................
V - 71 IV Page 57 V Introduction Power Sector PSUs play an important role in the economy of the St ate by providing critical infrastructure required for growth and development of the State. The PSUs in this sector also add significantly to the GSDP...
I Page 21 (b) Works sanctioned under Scheduled Caste/Tribe component GoAP/SAAP had sanctioned 182 43 infrastructure works (Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe components) like construction of playfields etc., at an estimated cost of 288.50 crore during 2017-19. However, only seven of these works...........................
During scrutiny of records of the office of SR, Gannavaram, Audit noticed (May 2018) from 13 sale deeds that the scheduled properties covered under the scheme viz., Expansion of Gannavaram Airport, were sold by the owners to the vendees for consideration and the instruments were registered...........................
In another case i n the same circle, AA stated (August 2019) that authorites of Tamilnadu would be addressed to verify genuineness of ‘C’ form. In the remaining six cases, AAs22 replied (May and August 2019) that the matter would be examined and report submitted to Audit in due course. The...........................
As on 31 March 2019, there were 26 incomplete works /projects which were scheduled to be completed by 31March 2019. The cumulative expend iture on these incomplete projects up to 31 March 2019 was ` 176.70 crore against the budgeted cost of ` 250.11 crore. The summarised position of the...........................
amount unadjusted pertains to the Relief and Rehabilitation Department ( ` 50.10 crore), Tribal Welfare Department ( ` 8.43 crore) and Welfare of Scheduled Castes Department ( ` 14.25 crore). The major defaulting departments whi ch had not submitted the DCC Bills upto the end of March 2019 are...........................
The building infrastructure, scheduled to be completed by November 2017, was finally completed in December 2019. Equipment for the trauma care centre had not been provided till date (January 202 0) and the trauma care building was lying idle. The Department stated (June 2020) that the proposal...........................
Chart-1.1: Levels of Healthcare Facilities 1.2 Healthcare Services at District Hospitals Sikkim had a population of 6.11 lakh (appox.) as pe r Census 2011 with a total area of 7,096 sq. km. It became a part of the Indian Unio n on 16 May 1975. To cater to the healthcare services of its citizens at...........................
of incomplete projects as on 31 March 2019 Initial budgeted cost Actual expenditure as on 31 March 2019 Projects scheduled to be completed by March 2019 No of Projects Percentage of Physical Progress Actual expenditure as on 31 March 2019 Percentage of Financial Progress Education 88 176.93...........................
19.42 per cent (17.24 out of 88.78 acres of land meant for allotment ) of the land could be allotted to five industries even after 19 months from scheduled date of completion. The allottees could not start operations as the basic i nfrastructure like construction of suitable approach roads had...........................
Dividend Payout 2.14 The State Government had formulated (December 2011) dividend policy under which all profit making PSUs are required to pay annual dividend of 20 per cent of the State government equity or 20 per centof the profit after tax, whichever is higher. The minimum dividend payout...........................