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The project was handed over (July 2013) to State Me dicinal Plants Board (SMPB) under Ayurveda Department but the project had not b een completed as scheduled. Funds of ` 0.77 crore only were spent by the SPBB during 2011 -15 and no expenditure was incurred thereafter. Against the target of 7,500...........................
Report in the State Legislature Due date for receipt of ATNs ATNs pending as of 31 st August 2018 Social, General and Economic Sectors (Non-PSUs) 2011-12 Revenue 09/04/2013 08/07/2013 01 2012-13 Tribal Development 21/02/2014 20/05/2014 01 2013-14 Health and Family Welfare 10/04/2015 09/07/2015...........................
Since the Department had not executed an MoU with the EA, the terms and conditions including scheduled date of completion were not agreed upon with the EA . As a result, the delay in co nstr uction was not ascertainable despite the fact that 45 months had elapsed from the date of h anding over...........................
No. Health Indicator Uttar Pradesh India 2011 2016 2011 2016 1 Birth Rate ( in per cent ) 27.8 26.2 21.8 20.4 2 Death Rate (in per cent ) 7.9 6.9 7.1 6.4 3 Total Fertility Rate (number of births per woman) 3.4 3.1 2.4 2.3 4 Institutional Deliveries (as per cent of total deliveries) 2 56.7...........................
of the Language and Culture of Karnataka 3.1 57 Department of Social Welfare Thematic Audit on c onstruction and maintenance of hostels for Scheduled Caste students 3.2 72 Department of Health a nd Family Welfare Misappropriation of ` 2.81 lakh 3.3 95 Department of Pre - University...........................
Development 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 Welfare Of Backward Classes 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 Welfare Of Minorities 0 0 1 9 1 14 1 5 3 3 63 Welfare Of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64 Women & Child Welfare 19 127 22 163 17 121 26 74 44 110 65 Youth & Sports 0 0 1 23 1 15...........................
of EOs along with several systemic deficiencies were pointed out in an earlier performance audit of the EPCG scheme for the period ending March 2011 reported in Audit Report No.22 of 2011. The recommendations of the CAG contained in this report have been accepted by the Government. However,...........................
29 Report No.17 of 2019 – Union Government (Indirect Taxes – Customs) CHAPTER IV Non- Compliance to Provisions of Customs Act, Customs Tariff Act and Tariff Notifications 4.1 Goods imported in a vessel/aircraft into India attract customs duty...
(ii) Health and Family Welfare, (iii) Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing a nd Urban Development, (iv) Information and Broadcasting, (v) Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes, (vi) Labour and Labour Welfare, (vii) Social Welfare and Nutrition and (vii) Others. 14...........................
Urban Development 919.94 2,934.28 3,854.22 -- 77.01 Information and Broadcasting 28.08 48.98 77.06 3248.00 Non -Plan Grants -- 1,985.32 Welfare of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Back ward Classes 478.19 1,739.39 2,217.58 11769.07 Grants for State Plan Schemes -- 118.84 Labour and...........................
(23) 3,233.94 (33) 4,431.05 (38) 4,177.53 (32) 4 10 School and Mass Education 509.22 (7) 1,414.78 (15) 1,942.82 (18) 1,637.59 (14) 2,081.16 (15) 5 11 Scheduled Tribes & Scheduled Castes Development, Minorities & Backward Classes Welfare 263.10 (16) 373.64 (20) 316.00 (14) 359.40 (15) 281.33 (11) 6...........................
ttee in (a) Central Government d ate d securities (b) auctioned treasury b ills and (c) i nterest earning deposits and certificates of deposits with Scheduled Commercial Banks and the interest earned should be credited to concerned fund. Gran ts-in-Aid received from National Disaster Response...........................
has rendered the accounts with delay ranging from 06 months to 30 months whereas Chhattisgarh State Housing Board has not rendered the accounts after 2011 -12. State Finances Audit Report for the year 2017 -18 Recommendation : Government sh ould ensure timely submission of accounts of the...........................
Housing and Urban Development 5,898.63 Other Transfer/Grants to State 1,921.17 121.22 Information and Broadcasting 145.30 196.36 Welfare of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes/Ot her Backward Classes 176.15 220.04 Labour and Labour Welfare 255.00 2,631.67 Social Welfare and Nutrition...........................
account for mine closure expenses For financial assurance of mine closure expenses, an escrow account was to be opened by the subsidiary with a scheduled bank in consulta tion with the Coal Controller Organization (CCO) and money equivalent to the expe nses to be covered periodically, be...........................
Western Coalfields Limited (WCL), Nagpur Report No. 12 of 2019 4 UG, it creates much more pollution. CIL was accorded Maharatna status in April 2011 and six of the coal producing subsidiaries (except ECL) enjoy Miniratna status. 1.3.1 Role of Central Mine Planning & Design Inst itute Limited...........................
363 projec\bs we re delayed beyond \bhe scheduled comple\bion period ou\b of which delay was more \bhan one year in case of 80 projec\bs. [Para 7.5.3.1] 439 R&D projec\bs \baken up in collabora\bion wi\bh Uni versi\bies/Ins\bi\bu\bes during 2013-14 \bo 2017-18 ou\b of which 178 projec\bs...........................
Report \bo. 18 o\f 2019 vii Exe\futive Summary I. Finan\fial performan\fe of Central \bubli\f Se\ftor E nterprises There were 644 Cen\bral Governmen\b P\fblic Sec\bor En\b erprises (CPSEs) \fnder \bhe a\fdi\b j\frisdic\bion of \bhe Comp\broller and...
92 32935.89 2011-12 32935.89 1904.05 328.66 59.43 85.21 0 2206.93 35142.82 8.52 38136.99 2012-13 38136.99 6815.51 222.39 72.28 0 0.18 7110 45246.99 8.36 49029.64 2013-14 49029.64 6000.08 447.3 24.71 0 67.72 6404.37 55434.01 8.39 60084.92 2014-15 60084.92 3872.57 615.85 42.96 0 55.4 4475.98...........................
Current Liabilities were understated by ` 20.13 crore due to accounting of part amount of bills towards royalty charges for water for the period July 2011 to March 2018 raised by Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department as Contingent Liability. Consequently, Profit was overstated by the same amount. 10...........................
Table 4.1: Selection of CPSEs for review of CSR act ivities Quantum of Net Profit of CPSEs Population No. of CPSEs selected Percentage Above ` 100 crore 65* 64 100% ` 50 to ` 100 crore 19 9 47.36% ` 10 to ` 50 core 37 7 18.91% Less than ` 10 crore 43 2 4.65% *ONGC Videsh carries out its...........................
Development Corporation Limited 2011-12 to 2017-18 62 Chandigarh \bndu\ftrial and Touri\fm Development Corporation Limited 2017-18 **63 Chandigarh Scheduled Ca\fte Financial and Development Corporation Limited 2015-16 to 2017-18 URBAN DEVELOPMENT 64 EP\b Urban \bnfra Developer\f Limited 2017-18...........................
Report No. 18 of 2019 52 Corporate Governance CHAPTER III 3.1 Corporate Governance 3.1.1 Provisions as contained in the Companies Act, 2013 The Companies Act, 2013 was enacted on 29 August 20 13 replacing the Companies Act, 1956. In addition, the...
The work is yet to be completed even after a lapse of more than three years from scheduled date of completion and after incurr ing an expenditure of ` 20.39 crore. (Paragraph 3.20 ) Allotment of works to an ineligible contractor through enhancement Haryana Sha hri Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP)...........................
However , the CRSs had not bee n established even after a lapse of more than five years of scheduled date of completion. Even the clearances from various Authorities were pending . This indicates that there was lack of pursuance on the part of the University. The University stated (Septe...........................
Further, scrutin y of these 911 cases and nine cases pertaining to the period 2011-12 revealed the following: (i) ITC claimed against purchases made from un-register ed dealers DVAT Act, 2004 stipulates that no tax credit shall be allowed to assessee for goods purchased from a person who is not...........................