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26 March 2021
Performance
Sikkim
Performance Audit Report on Select District Hospitals in Sikkim 2018-19 Sikkim

Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India for the year ended March 2019 Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Sikkim Government of Sikkim Report No. 1 of 2021 i TABLE OF CONTENTS Paragraph Particulars Page..................

Sector:
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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4.1.1 Inflow of Patient in OPDs The year-wise position of patients handled by the O PD clinics of Singtam and Gyalshing DHs is given below: Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Sikkim ~ 32 ~ Table 4.1: Number of Outdoor Patients in District H ospitals Year No. of Patients..................

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1 0 -1 0 -1 15 Social Worker 2 2 0 1 -1 16 Darkroom Assistant 2 1 -1 0 -2 17 Rehabilitation Therapist 1 0 -1 0 -1 18 Biomedical Engineer 1 1 0 0 -1 Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Sikkim ~ 76 ~ Appendix I (b) (Reference Paragraph 3.2.2) Shortfall or Excess Manpower in New STNM..................

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en visage that doctors and nurses should be available round the clock in the IPDs to provide due medical care to the \ \ \ 1 Including 71 Dentists. Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Sikkim ~ 14 ~ in-patients. These guidelines also prescribe the mi nimum number of doctors and..................

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Executive Summary v EXECUTIVE SUMMARY About the Report: The Report is about the Results of a Performance Au dit of Select Public Health facilities of secondary care (District-level Hospitals) and pr imary care (one CHC and one PHC of State..................

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The proportion of expenditure on health care in overall Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Sikkim ~ 8 ~ expenditure of the State rose from 5.99 per cent in 2014-15 to 8.17 per cent in 2017-18 but declined to 5.97 per cent in 2018-19. It was further seen that actual..................

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and diagnostic services and intensive care facilities Tertiary healthcare is provided by medical colleges and advanced medical research institutes Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Sikkim ~ 2 ~ Table 1.1: Health Indicators of Sikkim Sl. No. Health Indicators Sikkim India 2012..................

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21 September 2020
Financial
Sikkim
State Finances Audit Report 2018-19 Sikkim

v EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background This Report on the Finances of the Government of Sikkim is being brought out with a view to assess the financial performance of the Sta te during the year 2018-19. The aim of this Report is to provide the State Government with timely inputs based on actual data so..................

Sector:
Finance
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This resulted in understatement of Fiscal Liab ilities in Government accounts. Further the fiscal performance of the State against projections of XIV Finance Commission (XIV FC), Budget and targets of Mid Term Fiscal Pla n are depicted in Table-1.3. Table 1.3: Fiscal Discipline Fiscal..................

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the year, x) non- receipt of claim, xi) non-occurrences of major calamity during the years, xii) due to austerity me asures adopted, xiii) delay in land acquisition process and in some cases, reasons were not intimat ed by the departments. Although the issue of persistent savings is being h..................

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72 43 Panchayat Raj Institutions Performance grant recommended by the 14th FC 374 374 100 Entire provision of ` 3,74.00 lakh was surrendered in March 2019 due to n on-receipt of fund from Ministry of Panchayati Raj. 73 46 Municipal Affairs Performance grant recommended by 14th FC 252 252 100..................

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03 April 2021
Compliance Performance
Odisha
Report No. 2 of the year 2021- Public Sector Undertakings, Government of Odisha

Power Sector PSUs 2.5 10 Reconciliation with Finance Accounts of Government of Odis ha 2.6 11 Submission of accounts by Power Sector PSUs 2.7 11 -12 Performance of Power Sector PSUs 2.8 to 2.19 12 -19 Comments on Accounts of Power Sector PSUs 2.20 19 -20 Compliance Audit Paragraphs 2.21 20 Follow..................

Sector:
Power & Energy

The power sector PSUs have been prompt in submission of their annual accounts and the extent of arrears was only one year i n case of five companies. Performance of Power Sector PSUs 2.8The financial position and working results of nine power se ctor Companies as per their latest finalised..................

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(Paragraphs 2.4 and 2.10) Performance of Power Sector PSUs The overall loss incurred by the nine power sector PSUs wa s 22.45 crore in 2018-19 against loss of 1,271.99 crore incurred in 2014-15. According to the accounts of the power sector PSUs for the year 2018-19, f ive PSUs together earned..................

The Government may also look into the constraints in preparing the accounts of the PSUs and take necessary steps to clear the arrears in accounts . Performance of State PSUs (Non-Power Sector) 4.11 The financial position and working results of the 73 State PSUs (Non Power Sector) as per their..................

CHAPTER-V Performance Audit (Non-Power Sector ) 5. Performance Audit on ‘Infrastructure Development and Project Management Activities of the Odisha..................

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03 April 2021
Compliance
Odisha
Report No.5 of 2020 General & Social Sector Audit of Government of Odisha

The projects were awarded despite fraudulent placement complain ts against one PIA and closure of the first project of another PIA due to its poor performance. (Paragraph 2.2. 2.3) · Three PIAs applied for their next projects submitting inflated performance report sof previous projects. ORMAS..................

Sector:
Local Bodies |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Social Welfare |
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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OSMCL, however, did not take action like forfeiture of performance security, derecognition/ blac klisting the firm etc. ,as stipulated in the contract conditions. mg), Isosorbide dinitrate tablet (5 mg), Rabeprazole injection, Chloropheniramine maleate tablet (4 mg), etc .,valued ₹51.34..................

of youth) Employment provided (No. of youth) (per cent) GoI State Year - wise performance 2014 - 15 - 80.35 26.78 30.72 76.41 0 0 2015 - 16 76.41 39.93 26.62 61.6 81.36 749 0 2016 - 17 81.36 16.07 10.71 95.88 12.26 61,617 54,513 2017 - 18 12.26 138.36 92.24 165.03 77.83 27,850 11,204 58 NABCON S..................

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03 April 2021
Compliance
Odisha
Report No. 1 of the year 2021- Revenue and Economic Sector, Government of Odisha.

So me o f t he ma jo r find ings are me nt io ned be lo w: The State’s performance in mobilisation of resources is assessed in terms of tax revenue and non-tax revenue, not including the State’s share in central taxes and Grants- in-Aid which is based on the recommendat ions o f the Finance..................

Sector:
Finance |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Transport & Infrastructure |
Taxes and Duties
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27 Letter No. 286 dated 13.1.2016 28 The minimum landing cost of 6.75 LPL of IMFL was 431.90. The landing cost per LPL of IMFL was 63.99 = 64. Ad valorem 50per cent thereon amounts to 32. Hence, ED on IMFL is 292 per LPL (fix component 260 + 32) 29 The minimu m landing cost of 6.75 LPL of IMFL..................

Test check of assessment and other records showed incorrect determination o f market value of land and building and non/ short levy of stamp duty and registration f ee on lease, Agreement to sale, Power of Attorney etc., involving 34.13 crore in 19,060 cases. Details of category wise audit..................

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03 April 2021
Compliance
Report No 1 of the year 2021-(Revenue and Economic Sector) Government of Odisha

So me o f t he ma jo r find ings are me nt io ned be lo w: The State’s performance in mobilisation of resources is assessed in terms of tax revenue and non-tax revenue, not including the State’s share in central taxes and Grants- in-Aid which is based on the recommendat ions o f the Finance..................

Sector:
Finance |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Transport & Infrastructure |
Taxes and Duties

27 Letter No. 286 dated 13.1.2016 28 The minimum landing cost of 6.75 LPL of IMFL was 431.90. The landing cost per LPL of IMFL was 63.99 = 64. Ad valorem 50per cent thereon amounts to 32. Hence, ED on IMFL is 292 per LPL (fix component 260 + 32) 29 The minimu m landing cost of 6.75 LPL of IMFL..................

Test check of assessment and other records showed incorrect determination o f market value of land and building and non/ short levy of stamp duty and registration f ee on lease, Agreement to sale, Power of Attorney etc., involving 34.13 crore in 19,060 cases. Details of category wise audit..................

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23 March 2021
Bihar
Report No.3 of 2020- State Finances Audit Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India, Government of Bihar

This Report intends to assess the financial performance of the State d\ uring 2018-19 and to provide the State Legislature with inputs based on audit analysis of fi\ nancial data. The Report also analyses the financial performance against the targets envisaged by the Bihar Fiscal..................

Sector:
Finance
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19 March 2021
Compliance
Meghalaya
Report No.1 of 2021- Social and Economic Sectors

Chapter IV deals with follow up of A udit Reports. This Report contains six Compliance Audit paragraph s apart from Performance Audit on “Development of Tourism Activities in the State of Meghalaya”. The findings are based on the audit of certain selected programm es and activities of..................

Sector:
Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Social Infrastructure |
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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Audit Report on Social and Economic Sectors for the year ended 31 March 2019 6 PERFORMANCE AUDIT TOURISM DEPARTMENT 2.2 Development of Tourism Activities in the State of Meghalaya 2.2.1 Introduction Tourism is a major source of revenue for countries around the world. It has tremendous..................

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3.1.8 Performance of PSUs as per their latest final ised accounts The financial position and working results of working Government Companies and Statutory Corporations are detailed in Appendix 3.1.1. Table 3.1.7 provides the comparative details of working PSUs turnover and St ate GDP for a..................

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19 March 2021
Performance
Meghalaya
Report No. 2 of 2020- Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Meghalaya

Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Meghalaya for the year ended 31 March 2019 GOVERNMENT OF MEGHALAYA Report No. 2 of 2020 TABLE OF..................

Sector:
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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The ‘waiting time’ at the Reception/Registration counte r of a hospital play a vital role in Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Meghalaya 26 developing trust in the quality of service medical treatment or diagnosis and long waiting time in hospital causes dissatisfaction..................

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4 The State norms of human resources for hospitals, CHCs and PHCs was notified in August 2007 and for MCH in September 2007. Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Meghalaya 14 During exit conference (16 July 2020), the DHS (MI) while agreeing with the shortage of doctors as pointed..................

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documents in NHM through which the States/UTs plan, prioritise and propose strategies and activities to address the challenges in public health. Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Meghalaya 58 live births in 2015-16 and 25 in 2018-19. Both the MMR and IMR showed a declining..................

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vii EXECUTIVE SUMMARY About the Report: The Report is about the Results of a Performance Au dit of Select Public Health facilities of secondary care (District-level Hospitals) and pr imary care (one CHC and one PHC), in the..................

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drugs were seen haphazardl y stored along 21 Adequate space available since the Medical Office r’s quarter was converted for the drugs warehouse. Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Meghalaya 46 Parameters Deficiencies observed during JPV with phenyl, bleaching powder, surgical..................

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13.02.2018 (23months) 31300 Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Meghalaya 78 Sl. No. Name of Medicines Stock position on the day of JPV Shillong CH Tura MCH Jowai CH Nongpoh CH 20 Syrup Ampicillin 125mg/5 ml. 60 ml Stock out w.e.f. 01.08.2019 (5months) Stock out (date not recorded)..................

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26 March 2021
Compliance
Telangana
Report No. 5 of 2020 - Public Sector Undertakings, Government of Telangana

2.3 11 Budgetary Support to Power Sector PSUs 2.4 12 Reconciliation with Finance Accounts 2.5 14 Submission of Accounts by Power Sector PSUs 2.6 15 Performance of Power Sector PSUs 2.7 16 Assistance under Ujwal DISCOM Assurance Yojana ( UDAY) 2.8 24 Comments on Accounts of Power Sector PSUs 2.9..................

Audit Report on Public Sector Undertakings for the year ended March 2019 Page 16 2.7 Performance of Power Sector PSUs Financial position and working results of Power Sector PSUs as on 31 March 201 9 are detailed in Appendix 2. Public Sector Undertakings are expected to yield reasonable..................

However, the accounts were finalised by Andhra P radesh State Finance Corporation as single entity up to 2018 -19 along with TSFC . 3.9 Performance of PSUs (Non -Power Sector) Financial position and working results of the 74 PSUs as on 31 March 2019 are detailed in Appendix 7. PSUs are..................

Telangana State Industrial Infrastructu re Corporation Limited 4.2 Revenue loss of `4.47 crore TSIICL sold prime land below the prevailing market rate to a private party without due diligence and adequate justification , in deviation of Allotment Regulations , result ing in a revenue loss of..................

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