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problems such as inadequacies relating to provision of essential needs, strengthening of social infrastructure, filling up of critical gaps in the road networks, security related works etc. may be taken up under BADP. The guidelines also provide sectoral schemes for (i) Education, (ii) Health,..............................
3.00 at Ngopa 2. Constn. of Rest House atN.E. Khawdungsei 7.00 2005-06 2005-06 7.00 ... ... ... ... 7.00 3. Constn of BDO’s Godown at Sabual road, Ngopa 1.00 2005-06 2005-06 1.00 ... ... ... ... 1.00 4. Renovation of old BDO’s Office at RD Rest House 5.00 2006-07 2006-07 ... 5.00 ... .................................
Quality of infrastructure created remain unverified with reference to technical estimates and designs due to non maintenance of the MBs. Besides, non-maintenance of assets is bound to prove detrimental to the life span of the assets already created under the programme. Monitoring, internal..............................
All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) recommended (1995) the Standard norms of general recurring expenditure on training, contingent and maintenance with the ratio of 10:6:5 to be followed in the Polytechnic Institutes as under: Training cost including field visits, education..............................
Lapsable Central Pool of Resources (NLCPR) the Council commenced (January 2008) implementation of a project “Upgradation of Parva-I to Simensora Road in Mizoram” funded by Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) at projected cost of 12.26 crore. Audit Report (Civil)..............................
and sustainable fiscal environment consistent with equitable growth, the Thirteenth Finance Co mmissio n (ThFC) reco mmended a fiscal consolidation roadmap for the State by amend ing their Fisca l Responsibilit y Legislat ions. The State Legislature in March 2011 amended the Fiscal Responsibilit..............................
and sustainable fiscal environment consistent with equitable growth, the Thirteenth Finance Commission (ThFC) has recommended a fiscal consolidation roadmap for the State by amending their Fiscal Responsibility Legislations. This requires the State to reduce the revenue deficit to zero 2011-12..............................
The State Government had enacted the amendments to give effect to various milestones of the fiscal consolidation roadmap as recommended by the Thirteenth Finance Commission. To give effect to the fiscal management principles as laid down in the Act and/or the rules framed there under, the..............................
Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on State Finances for the year ended 31 March 2013 GOVERNMENT OF GUJARAT http://www.cag.gov.in Contents Page Preface V Executive Summary vii Chapter I FINANCES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT 1.1...
Similarly, savings of? 2.51 crore were due to less expenditure on purchase of equipment. Roads and Buildings Department (R&B Department) Grant No.84-Major Head-4059,4202,4851,4853 and 4220-Capital outlay on Public Works, Capital outlay on Education, Sports, Arts and Culture Capital outlay on..............................
Company of Andhra Pradesh Limited Information technology Audit on High Tension billing systems 4.7 90-104 STATUTORY CORPORATION Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation Commuter Amenity Centres/ Bus Terminal Complexes constructed under JnNURM Scheme 4.8 104-110 Lack of policy and efforts..............................
The selection of location of TFC at YSR district was merely on the basis of location of the land abutting ring road connecting to National Highway and proximity to industrial area, which resulted in blocking of funds of? 40.02 lakh on purchase of land. Management replied (October 2013) that..............................
Operation & Maintenance of godowns There were 56 units which incurred losses of f71.69 crore during 2008-13. Loss making godowns have progressively declined but six godowns consistently made losses. No action was taken to wind up the unviable godowns. APSWC had not preferred the claims in respect..............................
The main loss-incurring PSU was Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation ( 80.71 crore). (Chapter I) vii 2. Performance Audit relating to Government companies Performance Audit relating to Implementation of Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana in Andhra Pradesh Introduction..............................
Out of three Statutory corporations, CAG is the sole auditor for Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation. In respect of Andhra Pradesh State Warehousing Corporation and Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation, audit is conducted by Chartered Accountants and supplementary audit by..............................
This indicated laxity on the part of NPDCL to attend repairs and maintenance works. 29 Report No. 5 of 2014 (Public Sector Undertakings) NPDCL/ State Government stated sufficient meters have been procured for replacing the defective meters c) Direct tapping of power Failure to conduct..............................
¾KHB used water bound macadam as base course for majority of the roads in 19 works instead of wet mixed macadam resulting in extra expenditure of ` 5.26 crore. ¾KHB had not drawn up a costing manual prescribing the guidelines for fixation of allotment rate. Fixation of allotment rate before..............................
KHB used water bound macadam as base course for majority of the roads in 19 works instead of wet mixed macadam resulting in extra expenditure of 5.26 crore. KHB had not drawn up a costing manual prescribing the guidelines for fixation of allotment rate. Fixation of allotment rate before..............................
Formation of culverts and drains. Formation of roads and providing lighting. Providing electrification. Providing drinking water supply. Tendering the construction of houses / apartments. The schemes on hand w ith KHB during the period of audit were as detailed in Table-10. Review of..............................
5.10 83 Non-renewal of fitness certificates 5.11 84 Differential tax structure between Private Contract Carriages (PCCs) and Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation (APSRTC) 5.12 85 Non-levy of compounding fee 5.13 86 Non-levy of green tax 5.14 86 Non-levy of bilateral tax 5.15 87..............................
At SDMSVD, Vijayawada, an amount of 50 lakh advanced to Vijayawada Municipal Corporation (VMC) towards road widening work on reimbursement basis, was pending realization from 2008. The EO promised to take action in this regard. 8.1.20 Non-Reconciliation of cash book balances with banks It..............................
CHAPTER III STATE EXCISE DUTIES CHAPTER III STATE EXCISE DUTIES EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Decrease in tax In 2012-13 the collection of Excise revenue decreased by collection 5.02 per cent over the previous year. The contribution of the State excise duty in...
CHAPTER-IV LAND REVENUE CHAPTER IV LAND REVENUE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Decrease in tax In 2012-13 the collection of land revenue decreased by collection 56.05 per cent over the previous year. Action taken During the five year period 2007-08 to 2011-12,...
activities at Facility State level (Data Server) Management w Tata Consultancy Services Supply of Hardware Installation Networking Commissioning Maintenance and Operation of the CARD Project Andhra Pradesh Technology Services Limited Conducts Final Acceptance Test and issues Acceptance..............................
Planning and conduct of Audit 2.2 18 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) 2.3 19 PUBLIC WORKS (ROADS AND BUILDINGS) DEPARTMENT Roads & Bridges Projects funded by Non-Lapsable Central Pool of Resources (NLCPR) and North Eastern Council (NEC) 2.4 34 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT..............................
768.90 Development Rural Employment Guarantee Fund, Tripura Guarantee Scheme Rural Housing - IAY DRDAs 61.86 Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Tripura Rural Roads 338.59 Yojana (PMGSY) Development Agency, Tripura Total: 1,502.27 Source: ‘Central Plan Scheme Monitoring System’ portal in Controller..............................
for the year 2012-13, Govern ment of Tripura 33 Chapter H: Economic Sector PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (ROADS AND BUILDINGS) 2.4 Performance Audit of Roads & Bridges Projects funded through Non-Lapsable Central Pool of Resources (NLCPR) and North _Eastern Council (NEC)_ Government of India (GOI)..............................
Report for the year 2012-13, Government of Tripura 150 Chapter V: General Sector Table 5.3.18 : Availability of vehicles Type of Requirement Off road due to Actually Allocated to Actually Shortage as per Availability condemnation used for as of vehicle BPR&D and ageing on road CMT pool police..............................
CAG is the sole auditor of the only Statutory Corporation in the State viz. Tripura Road Transport Corporation. Investment in SPSUs 3.1.6 As on 31 March 2013, the investment (capital and long-term loans) in 14 SPSUs (including one 619 B company) was 902.93 crore as per details given..............................
through Common Service Centers 2.3 56 – 65 Page ii Subject Reference to Paragraph(s) Page(s) Chapter - 3 Compliance Audit Transport, Roads and Buildings Department Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects in Road Sector 3.1 67 – 80 Environment, Forests, Science and Technology..............................
Chapter - 3 Compliance Audit Chapter - 3 _Compliance Audit_ Transport, Roads and Buildings Department 3.1 Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects in Road Sector 3.1.1 Introduction Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)..............................
Infrastructure and Investment 8. Irrigation and Command Area Development 9. Public Enterprises 10. Transport, Roads and Buildings Audit Report (Economic Sector) for the year ended March 2013 Appendix 1.2 (Reference to paragraph 1.3, page 2) List of Autonomous Bodies 1 YSR Horticulture..............................
2.1.8 Planning As per NHM guidelines, SHM shall prepare perspective/strategic plan and road map for overall development of horticulture in the State, which will form the basis for preparing annual action plans and organize baseline survey in districts to determine status of horticulture..............................
in this Report, a major portion of the expenditure was incurred by Irrigation & Command Area Development (54.80 per cent), Energy (17.38 per cent), Roads and Buildings and Infrastructure and Investment (11.65 per cent) and Agriculture and Cooperation (10.10per cent) Departments during 2012-13...............................
relevant revenue head of account Un-utilised amount Local Bodies and PRIs 98.26 41.46 50.00 Nil State Disaster Response Fund 19.16 10.58 10.68 Nil Roads and Bridges 28.00 28.00 139.69 Nil State Specific Grant 23.85 23.85 NA NA Forestry and Wild Life 36.63 17.91 67.61 Nil Source: XIII FC..............................
2012-13 (fin crore) Name of Component Actuals 2011-12 2012-13 General Education 861.79 929.23 Medical, Public Health and Family Welfare 220.83 230.49 Maintenance Expenditure for Medium Irrigation Nil Nil Maintenance Expenditure for Minor Irrigation 1.38 0.56 Subsidies 12.62 37.57 Source: Finance..............................
Inadequ ate planning and absence of a proper roadmap to operationalise the technological advancements have led to a situation where Government is having to duplicate t he process with new service providers. This adversely impacts the timely disbur sement of pension to the targeted beneficiaries..............................
Eight out of 16 test checked godowns did not have cement concrete approach roads. In eight godowns, roofs were leaking due to holes in the roofs. Further, these godowns were not provided with tarpaulin. Leaking roof of godown, MLS Point, Jainath Godown without access road, MLS Point,..............................
Later, in March 2008, State Government entrusted responsibility of developing an online database and its maintenance to Centre for Good Governance7 (CGG). However, due to not planning the data migration activities from offline mode to online mode adequately, comprehensiveness, correctness and..............................
This Report comprises of three chapters containing audit findings pertaining to Social, General and Economic Sectors (Non-PSUs); Revenue Sector; and Social & Economic Sector (PSUs).There are four Performance audits on National Rural Health...
The main reason for shortfall in achieving the targets were shortage of manpower, service providers and improper road connectivity. On this being pointed out, the Joint Director stated that awareness would be increased to achieve the targets. 1.2.8.4 Revised National Tuberculosis Control..............................
of Separate Audit Reports (SARs) in respect of Corporations The audit of Uttarakhand Parivahan Nigam is conducted under Section 33(2) of the State Road Transport Corporation Act, 1950, whereas audit of Uttarakhand Pey Jal Sansadhan Vikas Evam Nirman Nigam is entrusted to the CAG under Section..............................
Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) Under PMGSY, only 64 works (22 per cent) had been completed at a cost of? 119.89 crore out of total sanctioned 291 road works amounting to 802.37 crore and 227 works remained incomplete despite incurring an expenditure of? 237.58 crore as of March 2013. In..............................