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05 May 2021
Compliance
Assam
Report No. 1 of 2021 - Social, Economic (Non-PSUs) and General Sectors, Government of Assam Test

The bank was to charge `1 5 0 ( Plus service tax) from each student towards card issuan ce fee. 22 Required documents were Know Your Customer (KYC) i ncluding Name, Photograph, Husband/ Father’s Name, Address, Date of Birth, and a Certif icate of Authentication of the information as well..................

The bank was to charge `1 5 0 ( Plus service tax) from each student towards card issuan ce fee. 22 Required documents were Know Your Customer (KYC) i ncluding Name, Photograph, Husband/ Father’s Name, Address, Date of Birth, and a Certif icate of Authentication of the information as well..................

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Compliance
Assam

The bank was to charge `1 5 0 ( Plus service tax) from each student towards card issuan ce fee. 22 Required documents were Know Your Customer (KYC) i ncluding Name, Photograph, Husband/ Father’s Name, Address, Date of Birth, and a Certif icate of Authentication of the information as well..................

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12 July 2021
Compliance
Assam
Report No. 1 of 2021 - Social, Economic (Non-PSUs) and General Sectors, Government of Assam

This Audit Report has been prepared in four Chapters. Chapters I to III deal with Social Sector, Economic Sector (other than the State Public Sector Undertakings) and General Sector respectively.  Chapter IV deals with cases of...

Sector:
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure |
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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The bank was to charge `1 5 0 ( Plus service tax) from each student towards card issuan ce fee. 22 Required documents were Know Your Customer (KYC) i ncluding Name, Photograph, Husband/ Father’s Name, Address, Date of Birth, and a Certif icate of Authentication of the information as well..................

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06 July 2021
Compliance
Maharashtra
Report of 2021 - Annual Technical Inspection Report on Local Bodies, Government of Maharashtra

with National In formatics Centre had created a w eb p ortal namely Panchayat i Raj Institution Accounting Software i.e., ‘PRIASoft’ for online maintenance of accounts of PRIs. PRIs had to enter the accounting information on regular basis in PRIASoft. As per the online data uploaded..................

Sector:
Local Bodies
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(14.25 per cent ) out o f the State Government ’s tot al revenue receipts of ` 2,03,280 crore during 201 8-19 (excluding State’s share of Union taxes and duties and Grants -in-aid from Government of India). 2.4 Formation of Various Committees Article 243 ZD of the Constitution of India..................

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with National In formatics Centre had created a w eb p ortal namely Panchayat i Raj Institution Accounting Software i.e., ‘PRIASoft’ for online maintenance of accounts of PRIs. PRIs had to enter the accounting information on regular basis in PRIASoft. As per the online data uploaded..................

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in cash book by Drawing and Disbursing Officers , non -maintenance of separate cash books for various schemes, non- maintenance of accounts in the online portal, delay in preparation of annual accounts as discussed in paragraph s 1.11.4 and 1.11.5 . 1.10 Submission of Utilisation Certificates..................

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19 February 2021
Financial
Nagaland
Report No. 1 of 2020 - State Finances Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31 March 2019

Audit findings: Analysis of Finances of the State Government (Chapt er I)  State’s Own Resources (Own Tax and Non-Tax Resource s) were a meager 10 per cent or less, of the total Revenue Receipts, in last fiv e years. (Paragraph 1.4.1)  The State registered Revenue Surplus of ` 517.43..................

Sector:
Finance
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Section-A: Revenue Description 2017-18 2018-19 Description 2017-18 2018-19 Revenue Receipts 11019.21 11437.41 Revenue Expenditure 10191.35 10919.98 Tax Revenue 638.28 846.43 General Services 4319.41 5018.11 Non-Tax Revenue 388.53 255.24 Social Services 2558.56 3158.59 Share of Union Taxes/..................

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Audit findings: Analysis of Finances of the State Government (Chapt er I)  State’s Own Resources (Own Tax and Non-Tax Resource s) were a meager 10 per cent or less, of the total Revenue Receipts, in last fiv e years. (Paragraph 1.4.1)  The State registered Revenue Surplus of ` 517.43..................

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for Audit under Section 1 Nagaland Electricity Regularity Commission Section 104 and 105 of Central Electricity Act 2003 2 Nagaland State Legal Services Authority Section 18 of National Legal Services Authority Act. 3 Nagaland Pollution Control Board Section 40 of Water (Prevention and..................

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24 June 2021
Financial
Tamil Nadu

Expendi - ture Central Assistance (including CS/CSS) Total Revenue receipts 1,46,280 1,73,741 Revenue expenditure 1,67,874 1,73,908 23,292 1,97,200 Tax revenue 93,737 *1,05,534 General Services 60,451 72,425 25 72,4 50 Non -tax revenue 10,7 64 14,200 Social Services 59,790 55,537 14,665 70,202..................

No. Grant number and description Total grant Expenditure Surrender Excess Voted Grants (` in crore ) 1 10 Commercial Taxes (Commercial Taxes and Registration Department) - Revenue 397.18 411.7 0 0.00 14.52 2 15 Environment (Environment and Forests Department) - Capital 13.18 15.83 0.00..................

3.3 Non -submission/delay in submission of accounts Sections14 and 15 of the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (Duties, Powers and Conditions of Service) Act, 1971 (DPC Act) envisages audit of accounts of institutions receiving Government grants, subject to co nditions stipulated based on the..................

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42 per cent . (Paragraph 1.3.6) Share of Union taxes and duties and Grants -in -aid: The grants -in-aid from GoI increased from 10.03 per cent of revenue receipts in 2017 -18 to 13.45 per cent during 2018 -19. While the growth rate of t he central tax transfers increased from 10.44 per cent..................

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24 June 2021
Compliance Performance
Tamil Nadu
Report No. 1 of 2020 - General and Social Sector Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2018

period 2013 -18 revealed improvements in the system in terms of availability of a centralised database for ease of transactions and facilitation of online tracking of service requests, etc. Deficiencies were noticed in planning, implementation of modu les and monitoring.  Urban Tree..................

Sector:
Local Bodies |
Social Welfare |
Education, Health & Family Welfare

In order to qualify for driving licence, the applicant has to pass an online test on road signals and a d riving test on a testing track. The testing tracks were required to have ‘S’ bends, ‘H’ bends, gradients, road signage , etc. Availability of a well designed and maintained..................

desktop PCs and CCTV cameras, (ii) reduced server storage capability of CCTV c ameras (one day as against 15 days) and (iii) non-functioning of online catalogue, server and automated security 24 gateways. The AMC provider did not rectify the deficiencies pointed out before the end of the AMC..................

period 2013 -18 revealed improvements in the system in terms of availability of a centralised database for ease of transactions and facilitation of online tracking of service requests, etc. Deficiencies were noticed in planning, implementation of modu les and monitoring.  Urban Tree..................

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24 June 2021
Compliance Performance
Tamil Nadu
Government of Tamil Nadu Report No. 2 of the year 2021 – Public Sector Undertakings Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended 31 March 2019

the company's profitability and the efficiency with which its capital is used and is calculated by dividing company's earnings before interest and taxes by capital employed. Return on Equity is a measure of performance calculated by dividing net profit after tax by shareholders' funds. Return..................

Sector:
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure
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24 June 2021
Compliance Performance
Tamil Nadu
Report No. 4 of 2020- General and Social Sector Government of Tamil Nadu for the year ended March 2019

3.1. 3 Empanelment of hospitals Government and private hospitals get empanelled as network hospital s under CMCHIS through an online application and inspection process. As of March 2019 , a total of 1,008 hospitals were empanelled under CMCHIS comprising of 265 government hospitals and 743..................

Sector:
Local Bodies |
Social Welfare |
Education, Health & Family Welfare

3.1. 3 Empanelment of hospitals Government and private hospitals get empanelled as network hospitals under CMCHIS through an online application and inspection process. As of March 2019, a total of 1,008 hospitals were empanelled under CMCHIS comprising of 265 government hospitals and 743..................

Sewerage system means the system for collection, treatment and disposal of sewage. Sewerage system consists of house service connecti ons, sewer lines, lift stations, pumping station s and sewage treatment plant s. The objective of the sewerage system is to ensure that the sewage discharged by..................

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24 June 2021
Compliance Performance
Tamil Nadu
Public Sector Undertakings Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2018

showing the Name of allottees and the 5.24.1 175 Companies functioning as per the records of Ministry of Corporate Affairs and the Goods and Services Tax Network 26. Statement showing non-execution of Lease Deed by 5.25 178 the allottees 27. Details of response received to the feedback form 6.1.9..................

Sector:
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure
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