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observed that th e Director of Health Services (DHS), Odisha had initiated the revision i n October 2015 but the same could not be completed by the scheduled period , due to delays in receiving suggestions from the State health institu tions, non-convening of sub- committee and technical...........................
61 nine GPs 88, the concerned Gram Panchayat Extension Officers ( GPEO s) and other officials 89 disbursed pension to 1 ,700 beneficiaries during May 2011 to Marc h 2018. On cross check of Cash Book of the Harishchandra Sahayata Scheme, 90 meant for ex -gratia payment to the kin of deceased...........................
Thus, non-creation of land bank in the State for to urism development as envisaged in MTP, 2011 delayed completion of various projects wi thin the scheduled time, impacting creation of infrastructure for tourism in the State. Department stated that (January 2020) they are in t he process of...........................
of any medium term/ long term action plan f or development of tourism activities in the State led to non-achievement of o bjective enumerated in MTP, 2011 Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2019 on Social and Economic Sectors vi despite the State having a huge potential for eco-t ourism,...........................
The Company, however, could commission the plant after nine years (September 2016) of the scheduled date (October 200 7) at a revised cost of ₹ 143 crore 56, entailing a cost overrun of ₹ 81 crore (131 per cent). The GoM financed the project significantly by providing (December 20 07 to...........................
were not made operational thereby, defeating the objective to provide curative, preven tive, promotive and family welfare services to the targeted population. Mention was made in Performance Audit on Select Dis trict Hospitals of the State of Meghalaya (Paragraph 3.2.2) of shortfall in availab...........................
As per the MoU signed between GoI and GoM, the proj ect was scheduled to be completed by 31 March 2012 34 and the State Government was responsible to (i) pr ovide space and necessary infrastructure for the project; (ii) provide necessary manpower to run the facility efficiently; (iii) meet all...........................
1.2 Overview of Public Healthcare Facilities in Meg halaya Meghalaya had a population of 29.66 lakh as per Census 2011. To cater to the healthcare services of its citizens at different le vels, the State Government established 11 District Hospitals (DHs), 27 Community Health Ce ntres...........................
7 Chapter-2 Financial Resources 2.1 Fund Management The Health & Family Welfare Department, Government of Meghalaya received funds from two main sources: (i) State budget, which also included funds from North Eastern Council (NEC) and (ii)...
+ Loans and Advances + Inter State Settlements 14 Total outstanding debt includes Public Debt and Public Account Liabilities 15 (i) Telangana State Scheduled Castes Coopera tive Development Corporation Limited: ₹1,500 crore and (ii) Telangana State Scheduled Tribes Cooperative Finance...........................
Limited and Telangana State Technology Services Limited incorporated to perform collection of excise revenue for Government of Telangana ( GoT ), scheduled air transport for GoT, buildings construction and civil engineering works for Police Department, GoT and procurement of hardware an d...........................
Chapter 1 Pages 1 - 6 Functioning of Public Sector Undertakings Chapter 1 – Functioning of Public Sector Undertakings Page 1 1.1 Introduction Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) are established by Governments to carry out activities of a commercial...
Page i Subject Reference to Paragraph Page Preface v Overview ix Chapter 1 - Functioning of Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) Introduction 1.1 1 Investment in P SUs 1.2 2 Accountability framework 1.3 3 Submission of Accounts by P SUs 1.4 4 Follow...
w ere to be apportioned between the two States as under: The operational units on location basis; and The headquarters on the basis of population ratio. As on the date of bifurcation of the erstwhile composite AP State , APGENCO, APTRANSCO , APPFCL and NEDCAP had inter -state...........................
Pages ix - xi Overview Overview Page ix This Report contains four Chapters , as detailed below : Chapter 1: Functioning of Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) Telangana State w as formed on 2 June 2014, following the bifurcation of the erstwhile...
Chapter - 4 Pages 5 1 - 57 Compliance Audit Observations Chapter 4 – Compliance Audit Observations Page 51 Kaleshwaram Irrigation Project Corporation Limited 4.1 Avoidable interest expenditure of `8.51 crore The Company availed of a higher...
Pages 6 1 - 92 .Appendices Appendices Page 61 Appendix -1 (Reference to paragraph 2.6.1 ) Statement showing i nvest ments made by State Government in Power Sector PSUs whose accounts are in arrears (Figures in Columns 4 & 6 to 8 are ` in crore) Sl....
The COD was , however, achieved in December 2016 . As the STPP failed to achieve COD within scheduled time, it lost the benefit of AROE to the extent of ₹ 13.15 crore 52 (up to March 2018). Further, the TSERC disallowed ₹ 380.71 crore towards Interest During Construction (IDC) for the...........................
was to be apportioned between the two States as under: The operational units on location basis; and The headquarters on the basis of population ratio. As on the date of bifurcation of erstwhile composite State of AP, the APGE NCO, the APTRANSCO, the APPFCL and the NEDCAP had...........................
Police Housing Corporation Limited and Telangana State Technology Services Limited in corporated to perform collection of excise revenue for GoT, scheduled air transport for GoT, buildings construction and civil engineering works for Police Department, GoT and procurement of hardware and...........................
Section A PUBLIC SECTOR UNDERTAKINGS Introduction Functioning of State Public Sector Undertakings (Power Sector & Non- Power Sector) General 1. The State Public S ector Undertakings (PSUs) consist of State Government Companies and Statutory...
34 Jammu and Kashmir State Agro Industries Development Corporation Limited, Jammu and Kashmir Bank Financial Services Limited, Scheduled Castes, Sched uled Tribes and Other Backward Classes Development Corporation Limited, Jammu and Kashmir State Industr ial Development Corporation Limited,...........................
Gumla, whe re most of the excess payments to Contractors were noticed, revealed that there were inordinate delays and shortfalls in carrying out the scheduled inspections by the SQC. These shortfalls would have enabled excess payments to Contractors. In its replies (October 2018 and September...........................
The first advance was released (November 2009) to M/s PADMCO; thereby SPWM-MWP was to be delivered by May 2011. D ue to repeated 1 The equipment was envisaged for use in the XI Plan Project for Magnet Development of IPR. SPWM-MWP was to be used for winding single/dou ble pancake coils for...........................
This Consortium was collectively awarded the work of collection, consolidation and updation of data for Socio-Economic and Caste Census on specific items of information a t Tehsil level covering all States and UTs. The work also involved generation a nd printing of a draft list, incorporating...........................
Ministry may take note of failures in not only achieving the target of entering the legacy data scheduled by 31 July 2018 but also entry of new cases w.e.f. April 2018 by its field formations even after lapse of more than two years and take corrective action. The database of Customs offences...........................
4.10.5 Misclassification of Crude Palm Stearin CBIC vide customs circular no.31/2011 dated 26 July 2011, clarified that ‘Crude palm stearin’ shall be assessed under CTH 38231111 and instructed its field formations to finalise all the pending cases accordingly. M/s. ‘O’ Ltd imported...........................
o\b Provision \bor bad and doubt\bul debts Sect\bon 36(1)(v\b\ba) of the Act st\bpulates that prov\bs\bon for bad and doubtful debts allowed to a Scheduled Bank or a Co-operat\bve Bank other than a PACS or a pr\bmary co-operat\bve agr\bcultural and rural development bank, shall not exceed...........................
\bor bad and doubt\bu\f debts Sec\f\bon 36(1)(v\b\ba) of \fhe Ac\f s\f\bpula\fes \fha\f prov\bs\bon for bad and doub\fful deb\fs allowed \fo a Scheduled Bank or a Co-opera\f\bve Bank o\fher \fhan a PACS or a pr\bmary co-opera\f\bve agr\bcul\fural and rural developmen\f bank, shall no\f...........................
Report \bo. 16 o\f 2020 (Per\formance Audit) 9 Chapter\b2:\b\bTa\f\bBase\bof\bCo-operative\bSocieties\band\bCo-operative\bBanks Accord\bng to \fect\bon 139(1) of the Act, a per\fon ot her than a company or a f\brm \b\f requ\bred to f\ble return of...
No i\bq uiry \fefore assessme\bt was made u\bder sectio\b 142(2A) of the Act. Scruti\by assessme\bt for AYs 2011-12 a\bd AY 2012-13 was completed i\b July 2014 a\bd Septem\fer 2015 at i\bcome of ` 111.55 crore a\bd ` 121.70 crore, respectively, after maki\bg disallowa\bces/ additio\bs...........................
Subs\bqu\bntly, Part IXB was \fns\brt\bd \fnto th\b Const\f tut\fon of Ind\fa by th\b Const\ftut\fon (N\fn\bty-s\bv\bnth Am\bndm\bnt) Act, 2011. It d\bf\fn\bs th\b Co-op\brat\fv\b Soc\f\bt\f\bs as ‘a soc\f\bty r\bg\fst\br\bd or d\b\bm\bd to b\b r\bg\fst\br\bd und\br any law r\blat\fng to...........................
Report \bo. 16 o\f 2020 (Per\formance Audit) iii Executive Summary The Co-operative Sector wit\bessed a sig\bifica\bt growth i\b terms of \bum\fer of e\btities registered as Co-operative Societies a\bd C o-operative Ba\bks. Duri\bg 2009-10 to...
Report \bo. 16 o\f 2020 (Per\formance Audit) ix Summary o\b Recommendations Audit recomme\bds that: The CBDT may cons\bder reques\f\bng \fhe Cen\fral and S\f a\fe level reg\bs\fer\bng bod\bes and regula\fory au\fhor\b\f\bes gover n\bng \fhe...
Report \bo. 16 o\f 2020 (Per\formance Audit) 95 Appendix 1 Region-wise/ State-wise distribution o\b audit samp\f e (Re\berence: Para 1.10) \l \l \l 127 Aru\bachal Pradesh, Assam, Ma\bipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagala\bd a\bd Tripura 128 Cha\bdigarh,...