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02 December 2021
Financial
Bihar
Report No. 4 of the year 2021-State Finances Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India, Government of Bihar

Attribute of transaction Classification Standardised in List of Major and Minor Heads by CGA Function - Education, Health, etc . /Department Major Head under Grants (4-digit) Sub-Function Sub Major head (2-digit) Programme Minor Head (3-digit) Flexibility left for States Scheme Sub-Head...

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Finance
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of Total Expenditure 13.87 14.90 4.09 (-) 2.59 e. of Capital Expenditure 14.64 10.91 (-)3.86 (-) 7.81 f. of Revenue Expenditure on Education 11.58 16.23 11.81 (-) 3.00 g. of Revenue Expenditure on Health 15.43 20.08 9.48 12.73 h. of Salaries and Wages 10.78 8.30 9.51 2.35 i. of Pension 14.14...

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16915.25 15158.04 12613.98 8808.26 8313.03 3814.04 3614.9 3075.39 2482.98 1005.07 0 5000 10000 15000 20000 Panchayati Raj Department Education Department Social Welfare Department Rural Development Department Urban Development Department SC/ST Welfare Department BC/EBC Welfare Department...

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Table 2.27: Expenditure priority of the State with regards to Health, Education and Capital expenditure during 2019-20 16.54 26.56 18.15 15.15 5.21 23.47 13.52 18.77 5.34 Chart 2.10 Chapter II – Finances of the State State Finances Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2020 35 Chart 2.10:...

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17 September 2021
Financial
Meghalaya
Government of Meghalaya Report No. 2 of 2021- State Finances Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended March 2020

4.47 -19.72 23.94 (d) Total Expenditure 12.56 12.36 -6.05 -10.32 (e) Capital Expenditure 11.41 11.94 -15.60 -33.70 (f) Revenue Expenditure on General Education 12.75 13.84 -8.16 -2.28 (g) Revenue Expenditure on Health & Family Welfare 15.50 17.74 -4.96 -20.17 (h) Salaries and Wages 12.05 10.47...

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Finance
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Major Head, particularly the one falling within the Consolidate d Fund, generally corresponds to a ‘function’ of Government such as Agriculture, Education, Health, etc. 18. “Sub-Major Head” - means an intermediate head of account introduced between a Major Head and the Minor Heads under...

Grant Original Supplementary Actual Saving out of Original Provisions Revenue (Voted) 1 47 – Housing, Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Research and Education, Capital Outlay on Animal Husbandry, Capital Outlay on North Eastern Areas 151.30 30.37 107.70 43.60 Capital (Voted) 2. 19 – Secretariat...

Corporations and Municipalities 4.70 11.27 4.81 9.12 6.45 Panchayati Raj Institutions - - - - - Total (A) 4.70 11.27 4.81 9.12 6.45 (B) Others Educational Institutions (Aided Schools, Aided Colleges, Universities, etc.) 617.57 888.43 1088.08 1021.99 954.62 Development Authorities 382.37...

of Health Services (MI) 25.22 3 Chief Engineer, PWD (Roads) 44.45 4 Director of Industries 1.45 5 Director, Zila Sainik 0.81 6 Director of School Education and Literacy 2.45 7 Director of Social Welfare 99.52 8 Director of Educational Research and Training 5.97 9 Additional Commissioner of...

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4.47 -19.72 23.94 (d) Total Expenditure 12.56 12.36 -6.05 -10.32 (e) Capital Expenditure 11.41 11.94 -15.60 -33.70 (f) Revenue Expenditure on General Education 12.75 13.84 -8.16 -2.28 (g) Revenue Expenditure on Health & Family Welfare 15.50 17.74 -4.96 -20.17 (h) Salaries and Wages 12.05 10.47...

crore of the agency charges (7.50 per cent of the total project cost) received by the holding company (Meghalaya Energy Corporation Limited) from the Education Department, Government of Meghalaya on behalf of th e Company against construction of school under Rashtriya Madhyamik Siksha Abhiyan...

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05 August 2021
Compliance Financial Performance
Nagaland
Government of Nagaland Report No. 2 of 2020 - General, Economic and Revenue Sectors, Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31 March 2019

Therefore, inte nsive focus on multifarious initiatives of capacity measures on ICT education t o Judicial Officers and Court staff is to be imparted either through training laboratories at Judicial Academies or through the Training of Trainers (ToT) model. Audit observed that the State...

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Local Bodies |
Environment and Sustainable Development |
Finance |
Science and Technology |
Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Art, Culture and Sports |
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies |
Defence and National Security |
Information and Communication |
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure |
Taxes and Duties
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No. Department No. of DDOs Amount 1 School Education Department 7 96.03 2 Home Department (Police) 3 155.93 3 Home Department (Prisons) 1 9.79 4 Soil & Water Conservation 1 12.59 5 Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship 2 3 31.15 6 Industries and Commerce 3 6 28.69 7 Art and Culture...

(3) EE PWD (H) Municipal Affair s; (4) EE PWD (H) Industries & Commerce; (5) EE PWD (H) Rural Development; (6) EE PWD (H) DU DA; (7) EE PWD (H) Education; (8) EE PWD (H) Medical Engineering; (9) EE PWD (H) Divisio n-II Social Welfare and Women Resource Development; (10) EE PWD (H) Forest...

Therefore, inte nsive focus on multifarious initiatives of capacity measures on ICT education t o Judicial Officers and Court staff is to be imparted either through training laboratories at Judicial Academies or through the Training of Trainers (ToT) model. Audit observed that the State...

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4.73 1.68 5.11 31.54 2.00 2.70 2.50 1.86 (-) 31 2 Miscellaneous General Services 10.00 13.08 10.00 13.43 11.00 13.64 12.10 16.10 14.50 24.15 50 3 Education, Sports, Art and Culture 0.46 103.56 40.21 76.52 44.23 119.40 48.65 132.84 100.00 4.33 (-) 97 4 Power 125.00 98.91 100.00 111.1 125.00...

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15 September 2021
Performance
Karnataka
Government of Karnataka Report No.2 of the year 2021 - Performance Audit of Management of Storm Water in Bengaluru Urban area, Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India

BBMP did not take up any information, education and communication activities/awareness camps for educating people regarding importance of SWDs and their proper upkeep and did not enforce penal provisions for violation/dumping of debris in SWDs. Conseque ntly, BBMP failed to protect and maintain...

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5.3.2 Absence of information, education and communication activities Behavioural change is vital for effective management of drainage infrastructure, particularly in urban domains . Information, education and communication (IEC) is a multilevel t ool for promoting and sustaining risk -...

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BBMP did not take up any information, education and communication activities/awareness camps for educating people regarding importance of SWDs and their proper upkeep and did not enforce penal provisions for violation/dumping of debris in SWDs. Conseque ntly, BBMP failed to protect and maintain...

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The major encroachers among government agencies were Education department, Forest department, BDA, BWSSB, BBMP, Bengaluru Electric Supply Company, Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation , Karnataka Housing Board, Railways, Defence authorities, National Highways, etc. The Committee...

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100 JC Road Cargo Tarpaulins Industries K - 100 JC Road Private Property K - 100 Lalbagh Road BBMP leased property V - 100 Near Dobhi Ghat Vyalikaval Education Society V - 100 Adjacent to Magadi road railway bridge Rank Nest Apartment K - 102 0.00 chainage Private Property (Standard Chartered...

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15 September 2021
Financial
Karnataka
Government of Karnataka Report No. 01 of the year 2021 - State Finance Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended March 2020

Medical and Public Health 261 153 364 330 599 b) Other Administrative Services 269 131 271 253 305 c) Forestry and Wild Life 168 292 314 309 267 d) Education, Sports and Culture 160 193 176 200 183 e) Police 172 176 253 241 308 f) Roads and Bridges 56 62 103 105 71 g) Others 903 1,086 992 1,158...

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Finance
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14 September 2021
Financial
Rajasthan
Government of Rajasthan Report No. 3 of 2021- State Finances Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended March 2020

Attribute of transaction Classification Standardized in LMMH by CGA Function - Education , Health, etc./Department Major Head under Grants (4 -digit) Sub -Function Sub -Major head (2 -digit) Programme Minor Head (3 -digit) Overview State Finances Audit Report 6 for the year ended 31...

Sector:
Finance
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Total Expenditure 13.87 17.85 12.22 13.92 4.09 3.16 e. Capital Expenditure 14.64 17.93 12.35 5.09 -3.86 -25.05 f. Revenue expenditure on Education 11.58 16.52 9.37 15.61 11.81 -3.09 g. Revenue expenditure on Health 15.43 20.68 13.23 17.43 9.48 2.64 h. Salary and Wages 10.78 16.60 10.35 20.65...

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22 260.67 Urban Development, Jaipur (Local Self Government) 33 28.81 Panchayati Raj Department, Jaipur 372 236.64 Medical Department, Jaipur 10 55.32 Education Department, Jaipur 4 7.41 Social Justice and Empowerment Department, Jaipur 2 0.29 Forest Department, Jaipur 3 0.66 Science and Technology...

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9-20 , relative share of Social Services in total expenditure dec reased as compared to 201 8-19 mainly due to decline in expenditure under General Education, Census Survey and Statistics, Medical and Public Health, Water Supply and Sanitation, Urban Development and Other General Economic...

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less expenditure on re pair and maintenance, non -release of guidelines of ISBIG 1 project, non -transfer of fund s to PD accounts of chief block education officer s, non -release of grant s to MDSU, reduction in budget ceiling etc. It is also pertinent to note that during the year the actual...

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Attribute of transaction Classification Standardized in LMMH by CGA Function - Education , Health, etc./Department Major Head under Grants (4 -digit) Sub -Function Sub -Major head (2 -digit) Programme Minor Head (3 -digit) Overview State Finances Audit Report 6 for the year ended 31...

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14 September 2021
Performance
Rajasthan
Government of Rajasthan Report No. 1 of 2021- Performance Audit of Outcomes of Higher Education, Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the period 2014-2019

This report is structured in a manner that focuses on the performance of GoR in terms of desired outcomes of higher education in Rajasthan and its efforts towards providing the inputs and outputs required for achieving these outcomes. The achievement of these...

Sector:
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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OE aw 0 Quality of Higher Education INPUTS Chapter - II Quality of Higher Education This chapter discusses societal perspective of higher education outcomes in terms of...

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Chapter - I Introduction HIGHER EDUCATION SEC. EDU ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Chapter — I Introduction Higher Education in India is currently defined as the education which is obtained...

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Chapter - IV NCC Cm OL eA Higher Education INPUTS Chapter - IV Access and Equity in Higher Education Access to and equity in higher education have been widely regarded as the basic...

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— V Governance and Management Twelfth FYP governance reforms were critical to achieve the outcomes of expansion, equity and excellence in higher education and to enable institutions to have the autonomy to develop distinctive strengths, while being held accountable for ensuring quality. It...

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Executive Summary Purpose to undertake this audit According to the Twelfth Five Year Plan (FYP) document, higher education in India suffers from two basic concerns: the low Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) i.e. 25.8 per cent in 2017-18 and the quality of higher...

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Progression towards HNN ee mei uitaE STATICS Chapter - II Student Progression towards Employment and Higher Studies This chapter discusses higher education outcome related to students that is, increasing student progression to employment and higher studies. Audit assessed contributing factors...

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59.99% 39.99% 20% with Learning Management Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc., during 2018- 19 Performance Audit of “ Outcomes of 106 Higher Education in Rajasthan” Appendices Name of Indicator Range of performance for scoring marks Eee Average percentage of 30% and 25% to 20% to 15% to...

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Table of Contents Reference to Paragraph | Page Preface ili Executive Summary Vv State Profile: Higher Education 1.1 3 Organizational set-up for Higher Education 1.2 4 Identifying outcomes parameters for Higher Education 1.3 5 Audit Objectives 1.4 6...

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Chapter - VI Conclusion Chapter — VI Conclusion Rajasthan’s Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in higher education has been lower than national average since 2010 and its ranking amongst all states/Union Territories (UTs) has worsened from 20 (2010-11)...

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and Output Outcomes Budget 2018-19 of Government of India identified Access, Equity, Quality and Governance as four main areas of focus in higher education that need attention. Rajasthan State Higher Education Plan also identified inadequate resources for infrastructure development, lack of...

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14 September 2021
Compliance
Rajasthan
Government of Rajasthan Report No. 2 of 2021- Compliance Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended March 2020

of additional items in construction contract 7.1 55 Labour Department Functioning of Employee s’ State Insurance Scheme in State 7.2 57 Medical Education Department Avoidable excess payment on electricity bills Undue benefit to the private commercial establishment 7.3 7.4 80 82 Medical and...

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Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
Taxes and Duties

Name of Department S.No. Name of Department S.No. Name of Department 1 Agriculture 23 Higher Education 45 Revenue Intelligence 2 Agriculture Marketing 24 Home including Home Guard 46 Rural Development 3 Animal Husbandry 25 Horticulture 47 Sainik kalyan 4 Archaeology & Museum 26 Information &...

Analysis of the IRs of various units of Medi cal and Health Department (1603 IRs), Water Resources Department (6 71 IRs) and Sec ondary Education Department (619 IRs) revealed that 14,878 paragraphs (includi ng sub -para) pertaining to 2,893 IRs were outst anding as on 31 October 2020. Category...

Medical Education Department 7.3 Avoidable excess payment on electricity bills Failure of the department to apply for increase in sanctioned load led to avoidable payment of demand surcharges and irregular payment of electricity duty by Medical Colleges/Hospitals amounting to ₹...

(Paragraph 7.2)  Failure of the Medical Education Department to apply for increase in sanctioned load led to avoidable payment of demand surcharges an d irregular payment of electricity duty by Medical Colleges/Hospitals amounting to ` 1.40 crore . (Paragraph 7.3)  Lack of action on part...

of additional items in construction contract 7.1 55 Labour Department Functioning of Employee s’ State Insurance Scheme in State 7.2 57 Medical Education Department Avoidable excess payment on electricity bills Undue benefit to the private commercial establishment 7.3 7.4 80 82 Medical and...

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13 September 2021
Compliance
Tamil Nadu
Government of Tamil Nadu Report No. 3 of the year 2021 - Compliance Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended March 2020

of Audit 1.4 3 Response to Audit 1.5 3 Recommendations 1.6 3 Follow -up on Audit Reports 1.7 4 CHAPTER II – SPECIFIC AREA COMPLIANCE AUDIT HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Outcomes in Higher Education 2.1 5 CHAPTER III - COMPLIANCE AUDIT Avoidable/Unfruitful expenditure 3.1 HEALTH AND FAMILY...

Sector:
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Social Welfare |
Education, Health & Family Welfare

CHAPTER II SPECIFIC AREA COMPLIANCE AUDIT 5 HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 2.1 Specific area Compliance Audit of outcomes in higher education Executive Summary This Specific area Compliance Audit was...

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and Minorities Welfare 49 203 5 Co -operation, Food and Consumer Protection 126 301 6 Finance 55 24 7 Health and Family Welfare 555 2,671 8 Higher Education 160 670 9 Home (Fire, Prohibition and Excise) 29 171 10 Labour and Employment 59 249 11 Personnel and Administrative Reforms 19 157 12...

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OVERVIEW vii OVERVIEW This Report contains a Specific area Compliance Audit of Outcomes in Higher Education and 10 compliance audit paragraphs. Specific area Compliance Audit of ‘Outcomes in Higher Education’ Higher education is passing...

Medicine and Research, Chenn ai (KIPMR), established in the year 1899, is a medicine research institu te functioning under the Directorate of Medical Education (DME). It is the only Tamil Nadu government institution for manufacturing ASVS. The Departm ent of Ant i Toxin (DAT) of KIPMR had been...

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of Audit 1.4 3 Response to Audit 1.5 3 Recommendations 1.6 3 Follow -up on Audit Reports 1.7 4 CHAPTER II – SPECIFIC AREA COMPLIANCE AUDIT HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Outcomes in Higher Education 2.1 5 CHAPTER III - COMPLIANCE AUDIT Avoidable/Unfruitful expenditure 3.1 HEALTH AND FAMILY...

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(Audit -I), Tamil Nadu, Chennai, which included the departments of Adi Dravidar and Tribal Welfare, Agriculture, Health & Family Welfare, Higher Education, Revenue & Disaster Management, Rural Development and Panchayat Raj , School Education and Social Welfare & Nutritious Meal Programme ....

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13 September 2021
Compliance Performance
Tamil Nadu
Government of Tamil Nadu Report No. 1 of 2021- Revenue and Economic Sector Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on General for the year ended 31 March 2019

constituent colleges, shortage of laboratory equipment, vacancies in faculty and inadequate student-faculty ratio which hindered imparting of quality education to students. Machinery purchased for research were lying unused for want of adequate power supply. Delay in completion of research...

The Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU), Coimbatore was established in June 1971 under the TNAU Act, 1971 with the objectives of imparting education in agriculture and allied sciences and execution/extension of research work. The vision of the University is to become an important driver...

Interest receipts, dividends and profits 2. Crop Husbandry 3. Forestry and Wildlife 4. Non-Ferrous Mining and Metallurgical industries 5. Education, Sports, Art and culture 6. Other receipts 3 Total Part-A -Chapter-I -General 1.1.3 The following table presents the details of non-tax revenue...

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of students continued 210 (23) 240 (27) 238 (21) 136 (31) 105 (25) 96 (21) higher studies 3a Higher Education 203 235 234 132 102 96 3b Abroad Higher Education 7 5 4 - - - 3c. ARS selections by ASRB - - - 4 3 0 4. No. of students neither got 489 (55) 461 (52) 679 (60) 118 (26) 188 (44) 247 (53)...

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constituent colleges, shortage of laboratory equipment, vacancies in faculty and inadequate student-faculty ratio which hindered imparting of quality education to students. Machinery purchased for research were lying unused for want of adequate power supply. Delay in completion of research...

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