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of the Ringmain Feeder at Kohima, Nagaland Power Purchase of Vehicle 0.18 Item not funded by N EC HSD Oil 0.05 Component not provided in DPR Land Compensation 0.18 Item not funded by NEC 14 Piggery Infrastructure, Feed and Fodder Development in Nagaland AH&VS Fund for repair/renovation of............
1.2 Planning and Conduct of Audit Audit process starts with the assessment of risks o f the departments based on expenditure incurred, criticality/complexity of act ivities, level of delegated financial powers, assessment of overall internal controls and concerns of stakeholders. On............
2.2 Planning and conduct of Audit Audit process starts with the assessment of risks i n the departments based on expenditure incurred, criticality/complexity of act ivities, level of delegated financial powers, assessment of overall internal controls and concerns of stakeholders. After............
mechanism for dealing with the issues raised in Audit 1.8 11 Action taken on the recommendations accepted by the Departments/Government 1.9 13 Audit planning 1.10 14 Results of audit 1.11 14 Coverage of this Report 1.12 14 CHAPTER –II : TAX ES/VAT ON SALES, TRADE ETC. Tax administration 2.1 15............
(Paragraph 5. 12.7.1 ) Absence of Business Continuity Plan / Disaster Recovery Plan and failure to test and restore backed up data. (Paragraph 5. 12.7.2 ) Delay in completion of the registration process of documents due to additional work of data entry a nd validation of the data in addition to............
It was decided in a meetin g convened (April 2012) by the Hon’ble Minister of Public Works that KRFB would give compensation to the land taken over from KSHB at the market rate fixed by the District Collector, Thiruvananthapuram. It was also agreed that KSHB shall permit KRFB to car ry out............
Audit Objectives The Performance audit was conducted to ascertain whether the: Modernisation plans were prepared realistically after careful assessment of requirements; Implementation of the scheme was effective and efficient in line with the scheme objectives ; and Financial............
A fire alarm with sprinkler system which was an essential firefighting equipment in the workshop of Attendant Operator, Chemical Plant trade, w as not provided at Basic Training Centre (BTC) Kollam 49. During the Exit Conference (December 2018), GOK accepted the audit observations and assured............
This chapter, in addition to explaining the planning and extent of audit, provides a synopsis of the significant deficiencies and achievements in implementation of selected schemes, significant audit observations made during pe rformance and compliance audit s and follow -up on previous Audit............
The compensation to be paid is calculated by taking into account the protected revenue taking 2015-16 as the base ye ar. In case of Arunachal Pradesh, the revenue during the base year 2015-16 was ` 256.03 crore, accordingly, the protected revenue of the State for the year 2017-18 in accord ance............
money 2.5 53 Agriculture Department Irregular expenditure 2.6 55 CHAPTER-III: GENERAL SECTOR Introduction 3.1 57 Compliance Audit Paragraphs Planning Department Border Area Development Programme (BADP) 3.2 58 TABLE OF CONTENTS ii Misutilisation of Fund 3.3 71 Irregular expenditure 3.4 72............
4.1.11 Audit Planning The offices under various Departments are categoriz ed into high, medium and low risk units, according to their revenue position, past tr ends of audit observations and other parameters. An Annual Audit Plan is prepared on the basis of risk analysis, which includes............
(Chapter-I) Financial Management and Budgetary Control Sound financial management requires advance plannin g and accurate estimation of revenues and expenditure. There were instances of excess expenditure or substantial savings with reference to provisions made during th e year, exhibiting............
TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Page Preface iii Executive Summary v CHAPTER I – FINANCES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT Profile of Arunachal Pradesh 1 Growth and Composition of GSDP 1 Introduction 1.1 2 Resources of the State 1.2 6 Revenue Receipts 1.3 8...
Expenditure on Subsidy III Grants-in-aid given by the State Government (Scheme -wise and Institution-wise) IV Detailed of Externally Aided Projects V Plan Scheme Expenditure A. Central Schemes (Central ly Sponsored Schemes Central Plan Schemes) B. State Plan Schemes VI Direct Transfer of Central............
decrease was mainly on account of th e receipts under the head „Education, Sports, Art and Culture ‟ due to the fact that during 2017 -18, the compensation by the Department in lieu of salary to the teachers appointed under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan was accounted for as reduction in expenditure............
3.10 Transfer of additional stamp duty to Devel opment Authorities The Uttar Pradesh Urban Planning and Development Act, 1973 provides for collection of additional stamp duty by the Stamps and Registration Department, which is thereafter, to be transferred to Development Authority, Uttar............
9,334.95 Non -Plan Grants 00 4,171.04 Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes 4,686.84 232.32 Grants for State Plan Schemes 00 635.91 Labour and Labour Welfare 880.39 16,729.29 Social Welfare and Nutrition 10,803.71 22,969.60 Grants for Central and Centrally............
6 38 MEDICAL, HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE DEPARTMENT Functioning of blood banks in Uttarakhand 1.7 39 Non-realisation of compensation of ` 18 crore from absentee doctors 1.8 53 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Avoidable expenditure 1.9 54 RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Follow-up audit on the Performance Audit............
Central Plan schemes 13 99 609 843 76 Grants for Centrally Sponsored Plan schemes 523 1,879 2,479 3,035 4,391 Other Transfer/Grants to States (GST Compensation) -- -- -- -- 1,283 Total 5,075 7,005 5,304 6,234 8,085 Percentage of increase/decrease over previous year 14 38 (-) 24 18 30 Percentage............
excess/undue payments to contractors 80 Appendix - 3.4.1 Statement showing details of bids received from firms for supply of five species of Bamboo planting mater ial 81 Appendix - 3.4.2 Statement showing details of bids received from firms for supply of Agar planting material 83 Appendix -............
No. Name of Department Budget provisions (Original and Supplementary) Expenditure 1. Public Works 853.84 619.70 2. Agriculture 587.61 263.96 3. Planning 499.27 97.12 4. Community & Rural Development 1589.79 993.10 5. Power 258.84 149.35 6. Forest 176.62 144.75 7. Industries 193.14 143.77 8.............
of rural connectivity projects with NABARD loans’ Performance audit of NABARD funded rural connectivity projects brought out several lacunae in planning, prioriti sation and execution of roads and bridge works. Project proposals and DPRs were not submitted on time to avail of funding from............
report attribut ing lack of training as one of the reasons that facilitat ed the escape of prisoners, t he Department has not prepared any action plan for imparting training to prison officers and staff during the years 2013 -18. While it did not have a dedicated training facility, the............
(Paragraphs 2.1.7.1 and 2.1.10.1) Non-obtaining of performance security, non-levy/ no n-recovery of compensation for delay, inadmissible payment of cost-escalation and non- recovery of royalty and useful stones from contractors resulted in exte nsion of undue financial benefit/ favour of `............
The Department did not agree to the plea as these items had already been considered while submitting the bid. Rather, compensation of ` 16.92 lakh (10 per cent of the contract value) for delay was levied (March 2017) on the con tractor under Clause 64 of the contract. The contractor did not............
(Paragraphs 2.1.7.1 and 2.1.10.1) Non-obtaining of performance security, non-levy/ no n-recovery of compensation for delay, inadmissible payment of cost-escalation and non-recovery of royalty and useful stones from contractors resulted in extension of undue financial benefit/ favour of ` `` `............