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Revenue Receipts 2.3.2.1 20-22 State’s Own Resources 2.3.2.2 23-29 Transfers from the Centre 2.3.2.3 29-32 Capital Receipts 2.3.3 32-33 State’s performance in mobilisation of resources 2.3.4 33-34 Application of Resources 2.4 34 Growth and composition of expenditure 2.4.1 34-37 Revenue..................
State’s performance in mobilisation of add itional resources should be assessed in terms of its own resources comprising revenue fr om its own tax and non-tax sources. (i) Own Tax revenue Own Tax revenues of the State consist of State GST, State excise, taxes on vehicles, stamp duty and..................
HPPWD Expenditure on maintenance of roads 69.29 0 5 Director Energy Loans to Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation 62.00 0 6 Director, Panchayati Raj Performance grant to Gram Panchayats under Finance Commission 59.72 0 7 Director, Tourism Infrastructure Development Investment Programme for..................
Amount (` `` ` in lakh) Education 04 3.88 Awaiting departmental and criminal investigation 26 31.37 Rural Development 02 4.68 Agriculture 02 9.46 Land Revenue 01 2.57 Awaiting orders for recovery or write off 01 2.57 Horticulture 03 2.89 Police 01 0.08 Municipal Corporation, Chamba 01 0.42..................
SUMMARY ix EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background This Report on the finances of the Government of Hi machal Pradesh presents an assessment of the financial performance of the Stat e during the year 2019-20 vis-à-vis the Budget Estimates and targets prescribed under t he Fiscal Responsibility and Budget..................
audit observations (Performance Audits/Compliance Audit Paragraphs) 1.4 2 Response of the Government and auditee units during the conduct of Performance/Compliance Audits 1.5 3 Follow-up on Audit Reports 1.64 Recoveries at the instance of Audit 1.74 Status of placement of Separate Audit..................
G Chapter-I: Introduction CHAPTER-II PERFORMANCE AUDIT H Audit Report (General, Social and Economic Sectors) for the year ended\ March 2019 CHAPTER-II PERFORMANCE AUDIT HEALTH..................
of Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on the General, Social and Economic sectors for the year ended 31 March 2020 includes one performance audit on ‘Functioning of District Hospitals’, one detailed compliance audit on ‘Development of sewerage infrastructure in Patna..................
15.2486.93 1.1225.9 9.22 Total NOC Required 366.07 KMTotal NOC Obtained 258.10 KM Total Still Pending107.97 KM Note:- in addition to above , SPS land at Kaumakhoh (Karmalichak Sewerage Network), Exhibition Road, Pirmuhani, Kadamkuan and Arfabad (Saidpur Sewerage Network), SPS-A at RMRI and..................
1.5.2 Impairment to Audit scope Section 18(1) (b) of the DPC Act stipulates that the CAG has the authority in connection with the performance of his duties under the said Act to requisition any accounts, books, papers and other documents which deal with or form the Chapter I Overview 5 basis..................
items on its own cost and recover the same from the Concessionaire , including Chapter I I Compliance Audit Observations 27 by way of forfeiting of Performance Security or terminat ing the agreement (Article 14.4.2). Scrutiny of records of PH Divisions and information furnished by State WTL and..................
Total expenditure (₹ in lakh ) Remarks 1 Khandapada Block 2014 -15 New Bandha in Mardarajpur GP 4.96 15 June 2015 4.86 There was no agriculture land either upstream or downstream of the Nala. Also, no facility for storage of water. 2 2015 -16 Khajuri Nala of Mardarajpur GP 5.00 21 March 2016..................
This Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31 March 2020 has been prepared for submission to the Governor of Odisha under Article 151 of the Constitution of India for being laid before the Legislature of the...
1562450 7998722 799872 8798595 Appendices 69 Appendix – III (Refer paragraph 3 .5.3 ) Statement showing number of licensees furnished unregistered land agreements for renewal of licences for the year 2017 -18 but not deposited the required fees (In `) Sl. No. Name of the Offices No. of Shops..................
Resources of the State 17 2.3.1 Components of Receipts of the State 17 2.3.2 State’s Revenue Receipts 18 2.3.3 Capital receipts 27 2.3.4 State’s performance in mobilization of resources 28 2.4 Application of Resources 29 2.4.1 Growth and composition of expenditure 29 2.4.2 Revenue Expenditure..................
Thus, State’s performance in mobilisation of additional resources in terms of its own resources comprising revenue from its own Tax and Non-tax sources is important f or generation of financial resources. The status of collection of State’s own tax revenue and non-tax revenue during the..................
Sikkim being landlocked state, National Highway-10 is the only lifeline, which con nects the State with the rest of the country. Sikkim has four districts and nine sub-div isions. The State has been included in the North Eastern Council (NEC) since December 2 002. The State’s Gross..................
SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF STATE PUBLIC SECTOR ENTERPRISES 5.1 Introduction This Chapter presents the financial performance of ‘State Public Sector Enterprises’. The term State Public Sector Enterpri ses (SPSEs) encompasses the State Government owned companies set up under the C..................
52.44 33.66 102.22 202.38 84.06 41.54 5 3 Building 10.69 12.96 10.99 41.83 76.46 30.91 4 0.43 6 5 Culture 3.04 4.24 3.40 13.77 24.46 7.78 31.80 7 22 Land Revenue 21.35 54.65 22.35 82.29 180.63 56.38 31.21 Source: VLC data 330.13 394.70 339.75 328.73 434.65469.47 385.29 526.55 350.08 464.65 331.43..................
In line with the Act, the MTFP contains medium term fiscal objectives of the Government, evaluation of performance of the prescr ibed fiscal indicators in the previous year and the likely performance during the current year. Further, the Plan also contains the policies of the State Government..................
Region and Sikkim (Central Share) (83) 1366.97 780.44 57.09 Surrender due to non receipt of bills 78 43 Panchayat Raj Institutions Performance grant recommended by the 14th FC 490.00 490.00 100 Entire provision of was surrendered in March 2020 d ue to non-receipt of performance grant under 14..................
and conduct of Audit 2 1.4 Significant Audit Observations 3 CHAPTER II: ECONOMIC SECTOR 2.1 Introduction 5 2.2 Planning and conduct of audit 6 2.3 Performance Audit on Development and Maintenance of Highways and Other Roads in Sikkim (Roads and Bridges Department ) 7 2.4 Avoidable expenditure..................
This Chapter contains one Performance Audit on “Development and Maintenance of Highways and Other Roads in Sikkim” and two Compliance Audit Paragraphs. Sl. No. Name of the Department Name of the Scheme/Programme Implementing Agency Funds transferred during the year 1 Forest & Environment..................
analyse the system of addressing the issues highlighted in the IRs/ Audit Reports by the departments/ Government, action taken on the pa ragraphs and Performance Audits (PAs) included in the Audit Reports pertaining to t he last 10 years in respect of Power Department was evaluated and included in..................
(Paragraph: 3.4.6.1) The Department did not forfeit any amount from the performance bank guarantee of the contractor engaged for dredging for failure to adhere to the terms and conditions of the contract. (Paragraphs: 3.4.6.1 (I and II)) Executive Summary xi Permanent Restoration of Damaged..................
Jhelum The contracts for dredging of river Jhelum as per the terms and conditions of the order of allotment provides for forfeiture of the entire performance bank guarantee/ security in the event of any breach of contract or failure to perform or observe any of the conditions of the contract..................
5. The Reports containing the findings of Performance audit and Compliance audit in various Government departments, observations arising out of audit of Statutory Corporations , Boards and Government Companies and observations on Revenue Receipts are presented separately. 6. The audit has been..................
Monitoring 85-95 Chapter 5 Operation & Maintenance and Revenue Management 97-114 Chapter 6 Conclusion 115-116 Annexure I to XI 117-131 i PREFACE The Performance Audit Report on ‘Implementation of Phase-III Delhi Mass Rapid Transit System’ by DMRC has been p repared under the provisions of..................
During the Performance Audit of Delhi MRTS Phase-I, Audit recommended (Recommendati on No. 10) that the appointment of General Consultant should be based o n a system where the best bid is selected based on both technical quality and financ ial cost. Para 11.2.5.8 of DPR of Phase-III states..................
2.3.1.2 Avoidable expenditure of ` `` `3.24 crore due to non-incorporation of rate of Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning Coefficien t of Performance in RS-11 contract Employer’s Requirements Technical Specification (ER TS) of Heating Ventilation and Air-Conditioning under RS-11..................
5.2.4 Inefficient operational performance of DMRC Operating Ratio establishes the relationship betwee n operating costs i.e., cost of revenues from operations plus operating expenses an d revenue from operations. The objective of operating ratio is to assess the opera tional efficiency of the..................
The Performance Audit of Phase-I was taken up in March 2007 and completed in July 2008. Compliance Audit of Ai rport Metro Express Line was taken up under Phase-II and included in Report No 13 of 2013 . Performance Audit of Delhi Mass Rapid Transit System Phase-III was taken up to assess..................
The Ministry/ GNCTD/ DMRC has noted the observation for future compliance. 4.2.5 Absence of real time performance monitoring, capacity control, energy saving strategies DMRC opted for Building Management System which is a control system installed in buildings that typically controls and monitors..................
materiality which are intended to aid the Executive in taking corrective actions for better 140 6 Chapter 1 Report No.5 of 2021 (Railways) performance and financial management. Detailed findings pertaining to the Zonal Railways on the following subjects are presented in this Report: (i)..................
Security risk could not be eliminated due to non-completion of the ISS. In response to MoR’s query (December 2015) on poor performance of CCTV systems, ECoR Administration intimated (January 2016) that there was no such complaint. However, Odisha Railway Police informed (August 2016) that..................
Th e Deta iled Estimate conta ine d a provision o f ` 115.16 crore for land ac quisition of 2,043.96 acre. In t he meanw hil e, Bih ar Lan d Acquisition , Resettlement and Rehabilitation Act, 2007 was enacte d an d accor ding ly t he State Authority /C hamparan revised (Mar ch 2007 ) the..................