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23 September 2020
Jammu and Kashmir State (Upto 30-Oct-2019)
Report No.3 of 2018 - Social, General, Economic (Non-PSUs) sectors Government of Jammu and Kashmir

Records showed that the JKPDD had made a payment of `302.92 crore (including s urcharge of `110.51 crore) to Northern Regional Load Despatch Cen tre (NRLDC) 59 Ratio of active power (KW) to apparent power (KVA) Chapter-II: Performance Audit 63 towards reactive energy charges 60 during the period..................

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies
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23 September 2020
Report No.19 of 2019 - Compliance Audit on Union Government (Railways) year ended March 2018

Other reasons for shortfall in production were frequent breakdown of machines, parallel running of old machines, inadequate training for operating the new machines and other reasons. Thus, a large number of machines were procured without having adequate justification of workload for them. As..................

Sector:
Transport & Infrastructure
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21 September 2020
Compliance Performance
Jharkhand
Report No. 2 of 2020 - General, Social & Economic Sectors, Government of Jharkhand for the year ended 31 March 2018

Forensic set up was not up to the mark at the distr ict, regional and State level. The State Forensic Science Development Board, respo nsible for ensuring continuous development of forensic science services , remained non-functional after its creation in September 2011. The Departmen t did..................

Sector:
Agriculture and Rural Development |
Art, Culture and Sports |
Education, Health & Family Welfare |
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies

Forensic set up was not up to the mark at the district, regional and State level. The State Forensic Science Development Board, respo nsible for ensuring Chapter II: Performance Audit 7 continuous development of forensic science services , remained non-functional after its creation in..................

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22 September 2020
Madhya Pradesh
Report No.2 of 2019 - Revenue Sector, Government of Madhya Pradesh

This Report contains 20 paragraphs including one Audit on “Mining Receipts from Major Minerals in Madhya Pradesh” involving Rs 300.81 crore. The Government/Departments have accepted Audit Observations involving Rs 90.15 crore out of which Rs...

Sector:
Taxes and Duties |
Finance
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21 September 2020
Madhya Pradesh
Report No.1 of 2020 - Economic Sector, Government of Madhya Pradesh

This resulted in overall shortfall in carrying capacity by 4.35 cumecs, leading to decrease in irrigation potential of 13,111 22 ha; River training 23 work of Reva River for lowering the levels of the River was not done by the Turnkey Contractor. WRD execute d the same work by incurring..................

This resulted in overall shortfall in carrying capacity by 4.35 cumecs, leading to decrease in irrigation potential of 13,111 22 ha;  River training 23 work of Reva River for lowering the levels of the River was not done by the Turnkey Contractor. WRD execute d the same work by incurring..................

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18 September 2020
Report No.9 of 2020 - Planning and implementation of transmission projects by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited

Transmission Capacity and Trans fer Capacity are relevant for assessing the capacity of inter – regional corridor s. Transmission capacity of a corridor is arrived at by adding the ratings of all transmission lines connecting two regions. Transfer capacity on the other hand, is th e ability of..................

Thus, inadequate focu s on re-conductoring deprived PGCIL of the possibility to enhance the tr ansfer capacity of the Inter- regional corridors and effectively optimize the uti lisation of existing transmission network, as repeatedly impressed upon by various co mmittees and NEP. In the Exit..................

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08 September 2020
Maharashtra
Report No.1 of 2020 - State Finances, Government of Maharashtra

of ` 25.29 crore was released to Vivekanand Medical Foundation & Research Centre (VMFRC), Latur and ` 23.74 crore released to Rashtra Sant Tukdoji Regional Cancer Hospital & Research Ce ntre (RSTRCH & RC), Nagpur for setting up of the Tertiary Care Cancer Centre (TCCC ). Chapter III: Financial..................

H08 Capital Expenditure On Public Works Administrative and Functional Buildings V 1599.28 294.59 1893.87 1112.93 57 H09 Capital Outlay on Removal of Regional Imbalance V 65.14 1.00 66.14 24.46 58 K11 Capital Expenditure on Energy V 614.72 69.00 683.72 523.52 59 O10 Capital Outlay on Other Rural..................

1 Chapter I Finances of the State Government Social Indicators of Maharashtra Maharashtra occupies the Western and Central part of the country and has a long coastline along the Arabian Sea. It is the second l argest State in India in terms of...

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08 September 2020
Maharashtra
Report No.3 of 2020 - General and Social Sector and PSUs, Government of Maharashtra(English/Marathi)

within its jurisdiction, on use or change or development o f any land or building at rates specified under Section 124B of the Maharasht ra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 (MRTP Act). The Urban Development Department (UDD), Government of Maharashtra amended (August 2015) the..................

within its jurisdiction, on use or change or development o f any land or building at rates specified under Section 124B of the Maharasht ra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 (MRTP Act). The Urban Development Department (UDD), Government of Maharashtra amended (August 2015) the..................

CHAPTER - IV COMPLIANCE AUDIT PARAGRAPHS Page RELATING TO STATE POWER 83 to 92 SECTOR UNDERTAKINGS 4.1 Low Tension Billing 4.2 Short recovery of operation and maintenance cha rges CHAPTER-IV Compliance Audit Paragraph relating to State Power Sector...

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14 September 2020
Himachal Pradesh
Report No.1 of 2020 - State Finance, Government of Himachal Pradesh

As per the guidelines, the Centre and State Governments are required to contribute to the Fund in the proportion of 90:10. Ministry of Home Affairs, GoI guidelines stipulate that fund balances are required to be invested in specified instruments. As per RBI gu idelines, the State Government is..................

Sector:
Finance

Control HP State Aids Control Society -- 10.11 Total -- 10.11 Schemes arising out of the implementation of the person with disabilities SJE Composite Regional Centre for PWD's -- 6.94 Total -- 6.94 National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGA) Social Audit Unit Himachal Pradesh -- --..................

As per the guidelines, the Centre and State Governments are required to contribute to the Fund in the proportion of 90:10. Ministry of Home Affairs, GoI guidelines stipulate that fund balances are required to be invested in specified instruments. As per RBI gu idelines, the State Government is..................

47 CHAPTER-II FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT AND BUDGETARY CONTROL 2.1 Introduction 2.1.1 Appropriation Accounts are accounts of the expendi ture, voted and charged, of the Government for each financial year, compared wi th the amounts of the grants and...

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08 September 2020
Maharashtra
Report No.2 of 2020 - Economic and Revenue Sector, Government of Maharashtra

2.1 .4 Scope, Methodology and Audit Sampling In order to have a regional representation, two circles from each region 4 and one district from each selected circle were selected for detailed scrutiny by ‘Random Sample Selection’ method . From the total available list of major and minor..................

31.12.2015 and prior to 2015 “every year on 01 January’ ’ 5 two at IGR Office and one in each of the eight regional Offices 6 three offices of the Collector of Stamps at Mumbai and three at Mumbai Suburban District, 34 offices of the Joint District Registrars and Collector of Stamps for..................

I.G.R . (HQ) Dy. I.G.R . (IT) Joint Director, Town Planning, Pune Deputy / Assistant Director T own Planning at 7 regional offices Additional Controller of Stamps, Mumbai Dy. I.G.R. (Mumbai Re gion) Dy. I.G.R . & Dy. Controller of Stamps at 7 regional offices Collector of Stamps at Mumbai..................

2.1 .4 Scope, Methodology and Audit Sampling In order to have a regional representation, two circles from each region 4 and one district from each selected circle were selected for detailed scrutiny by ‘Random Sample Selection’ method . From the total available list of major and minor..................

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