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03 March 2021
Financial
Arunachal Pradesh
C & AG's State Finances Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2019

The increase was mainly due to increased receipts from GoI both under share of central taxes and grants-in-aid. There has been a significant inc rease in the tax revenue ( ` 252.47 crore (30.96 per cent)) and non-tax revenue ( ` 242.69 crore (66.28 per cent)) during the year. Th e increase in..................

Sector:
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03 March 2021
Performance
Arunachal Pradesh
Performance Audit of Select District Hospitals in Arunachal Pradesh for the year ended 31 March 2019.

Facility for online registration was also not available in any of the test-checked hospitals. 4.1.2 Inadequacy of registration counters The 'waiting time' at the Reception/ Registration c ounter of a hospital plays a vital role in developing trust in the quality of service of medic al treatment..................

Sector:
Education, Health & Family Welfare
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30 August 2019
Compliance
Tripura
Report No.1 of 2019 - State Finances, Government of Tripura

9 Grants-in-Aid from Government of India 1.3.3 13 Debt waiver under the Debt Consolidation and Relief Facilities 1.3.4 14 State’s Share of Union Taxes and Duties 1.3.5 14 Optimisation of XIV Finance Commission Grants durin g 2017-18 1.3.6 15 Capital Receipts 1.4 16 Recoveries of Loans and..................

Sector:
Finance
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2016-17 2017-18 Section-A: Revenue Non-plan Plan Total Revenue Receipts 9,645.46 10,067.95 Revenue Expenditure 8,855.14 8,787.44 1,569.78 10,357.22 Tax Revenue 1,422.01 1,422.02 General Services 3,503.17 4,383.45 15.13 4,398.58 Non-tax Revenue 218.85 493.48 Social Services 3,682.78 2,980.02..................

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Assuming th at Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) is the good indicator of the performance of the Sta te’s economy, major fiscal aggregates like tax and non-tax revenue, revenue and capital expend iture, internal debt and revenue and fiscal deficits have been presented as percentage t o the..................

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05 March 2021
Compliance Performance
Haryana
Report no. 2 of 2020 - Public Sector Undertakings (Social, General and Economic Sectors) Government of Haryana

Four PR agencies submitted bids online which were o pened (16 June 2017) and the presentations were made. Two bidders (Firm A 2 and Firm B 3) were declared qualified for opening of their financial bids which were opened on 21 June 2017. Firm A achieved maximum score (80.4 points) in the..................

Sector:
Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Power & Energy
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Four PR agencies submitted bids online which were o pened (16 June 2017) and the presentations were made. Two bidders (Firm A 2 and Firm B 3) were declared qualified for opening of their financial bids which were opened on 21 June 2017. Firm A achieved maximum score (80.4 points) in the..................

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on working capital, (iv) Depreciation, (v) Operation a nd Maintenance expenses, (vi) Foreign exchange rate variation, (vii) All statutor y levies and taxes, if any, excluding taxes on income. 9 Roj-ka-Meo and HSIIDC Rai. Chapter II-Power Sector-Performance Audit 35 completion date of nine SSs was..................

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assess how effectively management is using sharehol ders’ fund to create profits and is calculated by dividing net income ( i.e., net profit after taxes) by shareholders' fund. It is expressed as a percent age and can be calculated for any company if net income and shareholders' fund ar e both..................

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As per their latest finalised accounts, the four po wer sector PSUs earned aggregate profit of ` 687.91 crore (after interest and taxes) during 201 8-19 but none of them considered declaring dividend. During the year 2018-19, HVPNL and HPGCL despite having accumulated profit of ` 490.61 crore..................

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05 March 2021
Compliance Performance
Punjab
Report No. 2 of 2020 - PSUs (Social, General and Economic Sectors) Government of Punjab

6 As per System Requirement Specification of PFC, the Company can declare a project area as ‘Go live’ once it has placed the IT mechani sm for online data transfer for facilitating the energy audit without any human int ervention. Report No. 2 of 2020 on PSUs (Social, General and Economic..................

Sector:
Industry and Commerce |
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Power & Energy

The profit (before tax) of the Company was reduced from ` 72.79 crore in 2015-16 to ` 20.40 crore in 2017-18. The major reason for decline in profit was attributed to decline in revenue from sale of plots and other products 47 . Other specific issues noticed are: 4.1.16.2 Avoidable payment of..................

net profit after taxes) by shareholders' fund. It is expressed as a percent age and can be calculated for any company if net income and shareholders' fund ar e both positive numbers. Shareholders’ fund of a Company is calculated by ad ding paid up capital and free reserves net of accumulated..................

ROCE is calculated by dividing a company’s earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) by the capital employed 25 . The details of ROCE of all the five Power Sector Undertakings during the period from 20 14-15 to 2018-19 are given in table below: 24 As per annual accounts of the respective..................

6 As per System Requirement Specification of PFC, the Company can declare a project area as ‘Go live’ once it has placed the IT mechani sm for online data transfer for facilitating the energy audit without any human int ervention. Report No. 2 of 2020 on PSUs (Social, General and Economic..................

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Overview ix Overview This Report contains 14 paragraphs and one performance audit on ‘Assessment of activities of Punjab Small Industrie s and Export Corporation Limited’ having a financial implication of ` 1,226.91 crore. Some of the...

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05 March 2021
Financial
Punjab
Report No. 1 of 2020 - State Finances, Government of Punjab

84 Budget estimates vis-à-vis actuals for the year 2018-19 1.4 88 Time Series data on State Government Finances 1.5 90 Details showing collection of tax revenue in respec t of major components and expenditure incurred on their collection 1.6 94 Statement showing division-wise details in respect..................

Sector:
Finance
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Of Revenue Receipts 15.03 11.52 13.54 10.85 12.77 17.47 b. Of Own Tax Revenue 14.84 12.29 11.17 6.02 12.72 3.78 c. Of Non-Tax Revenue 9.88 (-) 3.31 7.48 7.85 19.78 75.58 d. Of Total Expenditure 14.20 10.45 13.86 10.49 12.73 20.74 e. Of Capital Expenditure 13.53 1.03 15.35 1.68 11.93 2.56 f...................

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v PREFACE This Report has been prepared for submission to the Governor of the State of Punjab under Article 151 of the Constituti on. Chapters I and II of the Report contain audit obser vations on matters arising from examination of Finance Accounts ...

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vii EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background This Report on the finances of the Government of Punjab is brought out to assess the financial performance of the State durin g the year 2018-19 vis-à-vis the Budget Estimates, the targets as recommended by the...

Disbursements 2017-18 2018-19 2017-18 2018-19 Section A: Revenue Revenue receipts 53,009.58 62,269.08 Revenue expend iture 62,464.85 75,403.71 Tax revenue 30,423.25 31,574.28 General services 34 ,499.50 36,930.51 Non-tax revenue 4,318.39 7,582.29 Social services 15,469.74 18,320.37..................

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30 August 2019
Compliance
Tripura
Report No.2 of 2019 - Government of Tripura on Economic, Revenue and General Sectors for the year 2017-18

Further, SA, Bishalgarh also stated that online Ide ntity Document (ID) not being created for Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) was also one of the reasons for not providing the cash assistance. This part of the re ply is not acceptable as the creation of ID for DBT was the responsibility of the..................

Sector:
Finance
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(ii) One sub-module ‘ Citizen Portal’ for online registering of complaint by the citizen under service module viz. ‘Citizen and External Interfacing Solutions ’ was also declared operational. But, during scrutin y of database, it was noticed that no online complaint/ suggestion..................

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Further, SA, Bishalgarh also stated that online Ide ntity Document (ID) not being created for Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) was also one of the reasons for not providing the cash assistance. This part of the re ply is not acceptable as the creation of ID for DBT was the responsibility of the..................

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(Paragraph 3.2) Failure of the Assessing Authorities to detect conc ealment of purchase turnover by the dealers resulted in short levy of tax of ` 28.03 lakh, non-levy of interest of ` 18.01 lakh and penalty of ` 2.80 lakh. (Paragraph 3.3) Failure of the Assessing Authority to detect concea lment..................

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AS-2 (Valuation of inventories), AS-6 (Depreciation acco unting), AS-9 (Revenue recognition), AS-15 (Employee Benefits) and AS-22 ( Accounting for Taxes on Income). Similarly, the only Statutory Corporation in the St ate (viz. Tripura Road Transport Corporation) for which the C&AG is the sole..................

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of t he PAC made between 2010-11 and 2017-18 were awaited from the administr ative departments concerned, of which, 15 pertained to Finance (Excise & Taxatio n) Department, 11 to Social Welfare and Social Education Department, nine each to Urban Development Department and Public Works (Roads &..................

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09 February 2021
Compliance
Report No.18 of 2020 - Union Government (Commercial) for the year ended 31 March 2019, on Compliance Audit Observation

on 17 May 2017 under the Companies Act 2013 with responsibility fo r building, operating and maintaining the GeM platform to provide an end-to-e nd online marketplace for Central and State Government Ministries/ Departments, Centr al & State Public Undertakings (CPSUs & SPSUs), autonomous..................

Sector:
Finance |
Industry and Commerce |
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure

 NICL was to implement appropriate technology so as to issue policy online at HCSPL specified outlets and handover the completed policy to the customer instantly upon receipt of premium and necessary documents.  NICL was to arrange collection of all the documents and instruments of payments..................

Development EnviroEnergy Services on 2 November 2019 to carryout mandatory E nergy Audit. Energy Audit work was commenced by the Accredited Auditor. It was evident from the reply of Management that th e Company failed to take up the mandatory Energy Audit within the stipulated schedu le..................

In order to improve operational processes, in Febru ary 2016, a one-stop shop was envisaged in the form of an online end-to-end procurement sys tem for Government buyers. Based on the recommendations of a Group of Secretaries, it was decided to set up a dedicated e-market for different goods..................

Air India Limited 2.3 Irregular absorption by Air India Limited towar ds ground handling services charged by Air India SATS Airport Services Private Limited Air India SATS Airport Services Private Limited (AI SATS), a joint venture company of Air India Limited (AIL) is providing Ground Hand..................

Report No. 18 of 2020 10 CHAPTER III: MINISTRY OF COAL Mahanadi Coalfields Limited 3.1 Excess payment to the contractor under mining contract Mahanadi Coalfields Limited, under mining contract, allowed excess payment to a contractor of ` `` `45.17...

6.3.2.6 Non-furnishing of information to State auth orities for calculation of Holding Tax As per the agreement with RMC in July 1991, HEC was paying a lump sum amount of `0.08 crore/ annum as Holding Tax (HT). It was also agreed that the RMC would not levy any tax on constructions..................

analy sis was done and it was seen that 297 records pertained to LC/ Forex arrangement payments , 1,344 records were statutory payments made through online banking and 1,130 reco rds pertain to OVL/ OBV Company codes. Report No. 18 of 2020 162 Audit recommended Management to review the cases wh..................

Report No. 18 of 2020 177 Damodar Valley Corporation 10.1 Avoidable loss due to under-recovery of capaci ty charges Decision of Damodar Valley Corporation towards redu ction of the quantum of power of PPA with Kerala State Electricity Board in...

Report No. 18 of 2020 181 CHAPTER XI: MINISTRY OF ROAD TRANSPORT AND HIGHWAYS National Highways Authority of India 11.1 Improper contract management by NHAI resulted in loss of revenue Failure of National Highways Authority of India to enforce the...

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09 February 2021
Compliance
Report No.7 of 2020 - General Purpose Financial Reports of Central Public Sector Enterprises, Union Government (Commercial)

of ACR/ APAR in respect of all executives (E0 and above) along with compliance within prescribed timelines with respect to writing of ACR/ APAR and online quarterly updation of vigilance clearance for Senior Executives. Both these targets were assigned two per cent each of total marks. However,..................

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Finance |
Industry and Commerce |
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure
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Report No. 7 of 2020 vii Executive Summary I. Summary of financial performance of Central Public Sector Enterprises There were 668 Central Government Public Sector Ent erprises (CPSEs) under the audit jurisdiction of the Comptroller and Auditor G...

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i Contents Preface vi Executive Summary vii Chapter I Summary of financial performance of Central Public Sector Enterprises 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Investment in Government Companies and Corporations 4 1.3 Return from Government Companies and...

This resulted in understatement of expenses and loss for the year by `8.23 crore.  Interest on luxury tax paid for the period 2010-11 to 2015-16 amounting to `5.55 crore was booked as prior period expense instead of current year expense, which was not in line with Ind AS 8. This resulted in..................

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03 February 2021
Compliance Performance
Karnataka
Report 5 of the year 2020 - Public Sector Undertakings for the year ended March 2019

for corrective action, in cases where there was breach of milestones;  the Company had a web based Project Monitoring System (PMS) envisaged for online monitoring of different activities/projects from planning to execution stage. However, PMS did not capture pre - construction planning..................

Sector:
Industry and Commerce |
Power & Energy |
Transport & Infrastructure
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designs, timely project implementation and higher efficiencies in operations, that would deliver better value for money and enhanced quality of services to the users by way of better managerial practices and efficiencies. The PWP&IWT D is the primary State Governmental body responsible for..................

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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’ fund . These..................

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for corrective action, in cases where there was breach of milestones;  the Company had a web based Project Monitoring System (PMS) envisaged for online monitoring of different activities/projects from planning to execution stage. However, PMS did not capture pre - construction planning..................

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Output from a DTC is transmitted by a distributor conductor for power supply to the end consumers through a small cable (called service mains) at the nearest electric pole . A typical power distribution system consisting of Distribution subst ation, feeders, Transformer Centres and end user..................

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Paid up capital plus Free Reserves) and long term borrowings less accumulated loss . ∞ Return on Equity has been worked out as Profit after tax / (Paid -up capital plus Free Reserves). Audit Report –PSUs for the year ended 31 March 2019 168 Appendix – 4(b) Summarised financial position..................

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