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(Audit), Nagaland 1.2 1 Planning and conduct of Audit 1.3 2 Significant Audit Observations 1.4 2 CHAPTER II – GENERAL SECTOR Introduction 2.1 5 Performance Audit DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND LAW 2.2 6 Performance Audit on Implementation of Government Initiatives in Judicial System and e Courts..................
This chapter contains the audit observations in respect of Performance Audit on Development of Infrastructu re Facilities for Judiciary and e-Courts Project and Compliance Audit on Disaster M anagement in the State and two compliance audit paragraphs. Performance Audit DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE..................
OVERVIEW vii Chapter-I Introduction This Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (C&AG) relates to matters arising from the Performance Audits and test audit of transactions of various Departments of the Government of Nagaland pertainin g to General, Economic and Revenue..................
The PSU had not paid any guarantee fee to the State Governm ent during 2018-19 in absence of any demand from the State Government. 4.1.8 Performance of PSUs as per their latest final ised accounts The financial position and working results of working PSUs (all Government companies) as per..................
CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION 1.1 About this Report This Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (C&AG) relates to matters arising from the performance audit and test audit o f transactions of various departments of the Government of Nagaland pertaining to General , Economic and Revenue..................
This chapter Audit Report for the year ended 31 March2019 66 contains audit findings on one Performance Audit (PA) viz., ‘Construction and Maintenance of Government buildings by PWD (Housing )’. Performance Audit PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (HOUSING) 3.2 Performance Audit on Construction and..................
of CRSM Retaining wall at AghunatoMelaTizu-A, Zunheboto 13.09.2018 6250000 24.09.2018 28.11.2018 5625000 3 of p/ 180-181 Piyeto landslide debris clearance 2 Const. of CRSM Retaining wall at AghunatoMelaTizu-B, Zunheboto 13.09.2018 6250000 24.09.2018 28.11.2018 5625000 3 of p/ 182-183 Piyeto..................
Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India Performance audit of Management of storm water in Bengaluru Urban area Government of Karnataka Report no. 2 of the year 2021 i Table of contents..................
The study conducted by Audit with RRSC to analyse the time series land use changes and status of drains (as mentioned in Paragraph 2.4) revealed intersection or overlapping areas between drains and sewer lines that were the likely areas/ zones of possible intermixing of rain water and..................
revealed the following: ➢ The major works proposed and taken up (2006 - 07) were stopped in 2008 - 09 due to non - availability of sites and poor performance of contractors. ➢ Works such as construction of detention ponds, wells with pumping arrangements etc., though provided for in the..................
examination into the design, agility/adaptability of the infrastructure for the management of storm water and other relevant issues; hence this performance audit (PA). The scope of this PA is not limited to the SWD infrastructure. We have attempted to address the larger conceptual question..................
The change in land use in Bengaluru as per the above study is depicted in Chart 1.7 . Chart 1.7: Land use dynamics in Bengaluru The frequency of floods has increased over the years and has become a regular phenomenon resulting in submergence of low areas causing water stagnation at..................
State’s Own Resources 2.4.3 22 Transfers from Centre 2.4.4 25 Grants -in-aid from Government of India 2.4.5 27 Capital Receipts 2.4.6 29 State’s performance in mobilization of resources 2.4.7 30 Application of Resources 2.5 30 Growth and composition of expenditure 2.5.1 31 Revenue Expenditure..................
5. The Reports containing the findings of Performance Audit and Audit of transactions in various Government departments, observat ions arising out of audit of Statutory Corporations, Boards and Government Companies and observations on Revenue Receipts are presented separately. vii State..................
Budget Speech 2018 -19, the State Government proposed ` 5 crore for upg radation of five Sports hostels as Sports academies for improvement in sports performance in Scheduled tribe areas. Department intimated (October 2020) that approval of works has been issued on May 2018. Technical estimate is..................
State’s performance in mobilizat ion of additional resources should be assessed in terms of its own resources comprising revenue from its own tax and non - tax sources. Own Tax Revenue The Own tax revenue of the State consist of taxes such as State GST, Sales Tax, State Excise, Taxes on..................
9. Controller of Defence Accounts . 10 . Southern Command . Quality of Accounts and Financial Reporting Practices State Finances Audit Report 126 for the year ended 31 March 2020 Advers e balance under DDR Heads Adverse balances are negative balances appearing under those heads of account..................
5. The Reports containing the findings of Performance Audit and Audit of transactions in various Government departments, observat ions arising out of audit of Statutory Corporations, Boards and Government Companies and observations on Revenue Receipts are presented..................
Non -debt receipts: Proceeds from disinvestment, Recoveries of loans and advances; Capital Expenditure includes expenditure on the acquisition of land, building, machinery, equipment, investment in shares, and loans and advances by the government to PSUs and other parties. At present, we have..................
(Paragraph 7.8) In Social Justice and Empowerment Department, non -adherence to procurement rules relating to execution of contract and performance security resulted in unfruitful expenditure of ` 2.98 crore incurred on non -functioning 256 Solar Water Heating Systems. (Paragraph 7.9) ..................
This shows very poor performance of Gynaecology department of the hospital. GoR accepted the fact s and stated (December 2020) that pregnant women were referred to Government hospital for delivery. It was also stated that the efforts are being made for procurement of equipment in Orthopaedics..................
Inspite of these provisions, the explanatory notes on audit paragraphs of the Reports w ere being delayed. 138 paragraphs (including performance audit) included in the Reports of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Revenue Sector f or the years ended 31 March 2015, 2016, 2017,..................
32 Law & Legal 54 Soil and Water conservation 11 Devasthan 33 LFAD 55 Stamps Duty & Registration Fee 12 Disaster Management Relief & Civil Defence 34 Medical & Health 56 State Excise 13 Election 35 Medical Education 57 Sta tistics & Economics 14 Elementary Education 36 Minority Affairs..................
1.5 Response to Audit 1.5.1 Draft Paragraphs and Performance Audit (Specific area Compliance Audit) One draft Performance Audit (Specific area Compliance Audit) and 10 draft Paragraphs were forwarded demi -officially to Additional Chief Secretar ies / Principal Secretaries/Secretaries of the..................
College density1 and Gross Enrolment Ratio 2 (GER) are major indicators of performance of higher education sector in the State. A comparison between Tamil Nadu and India in terms of number of HEIs, college density, and GER in the years 2010-11 and 2018-19 is given in Table 2.1. Table 2.1:..................
Bio-digester based toilets employs a technology developed by the Defence Research Development Organisation which includes a Fibre Reinforced Plastic tank and microbial seed digester. The technology uses anaerobic bacteria for bio-digestion of human waste, r esulting in conversion of the..................
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 . The instances ment ioned in this..................
CHAPTER III -STATE EXCISE Tax administration 3.1 41 Results of audit 3.2 41 Performance Audit on "Receipts under State Excise" 3.3 41 CHAPTER IV STAMP DUTY AND REGISTRATION FEE Tax administration 4.1 65 Internal audit 4.2 65 Results of audit 4.3 66 Audit Observations 4.4 67..................
audited 1 Commercial Sales Tax and 443 150 150 Taxes and other receipts Registration Stamp duty 599 18 18 and Registration fee 2 Revenue Urban Land 24 0 0 Tax Land Revenue 285 30 30 3 Home Taxes on 95 0 0 (Transport) vehicles 4 Home Motor Vehicle 22 5 5 Maintenance Organisation 5 Home State..................
The Sta te Finances Audit Report of the Government of Odisha intends to assess the financial performance of the State during 2019 - 20 and to provide the State Legislature with inputs based on audit analysis of financial data. The Report attempts to analyse the fina ncial performance..................
4 53 Response of the Departments/Government towards audit 1.5 54 Results of audit 1.6 55 Coverage of this Section 1.7 55 CHAPTER – II PERFORMANCE AUDIT TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT Assessment and collection of motor vehicle tax and fee in Transport Department, Jharkhand 2.1 57 CHAPTER – III..................
During the year 2018-19, two new PSUs 46 came within the audit jurisdiction of the C&AG of India. 1.1.2 The financial performance of the PSUs on the basis of latest finalised accounts as on 31 December 2019 is covered in this report. The working PSUs registered an annual turnover of ` 5,283.72..................
in submission of explanatory notes itself (replies of the department s), with average delays of three months in respect of 136 paragraphs (includin g performance audit) appearing in the CAG’s Revenue Audit Reports for th e years ended 31 March 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 placed bef ore the..................
Three years Not defined Under MMGSY, validity of co nsultancy continued for more than four years and six months and despite unsatisfactory performance of several empanelled consultants the department only changed (August 2017 and September 2018) the allotted divisions among eight..................
(SECTION A) Appendix – 2.1.1 (Referred to paragraph 2.1.2.2 (ii) (b); page 6) Incomplete bridge works due to non-acquisition of r equired land Sl. No. Name of work Name of the Districts Date of completion /Status Estimated cost (in crore) Total expenditure (` `` ` in crore) Type of..................
Grants-in-Aid from Government of India 2.3.4.2 25 34. Fourteenth Finance Commission Grants 2.3.4.3 26 35. Capital Receipts 2.4 26 36. State’s Performance in Mobilization of Resources 2 .5 27 37. Application of Resources 2.6 28 38. Revenue Expenditure 2.6.1 30 39. Major changes in Revenue..................