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As per Scheme guidelines, it is mandatory for every employee to contribute 10 per cent of his/her basic pay and dearness allowance every month which is matched by the State Government and the en tire amount is transferred to the designated fund manager through Nationa l Securities Depository...........................
worked out prior to implementation of GST, but the actual supplies were to be made post implementation of GST, the Government of Goa issued detailed guidelines (November 2017). As per the guidelines with regard to procurement of any materials, the rate quoted by the contractor shall be reduced by...........................
No. Sector and Name of the Company Paid-up Capital* Loans outstanding at the close of 2018-19 State Government Central Government Others Total State Government Central Government Others Total (1) (2) 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) 3(d) 4(a) 4(b) 4(c) 4(d) A. WORKING COMPANIES (i) Social Sector 1 Goa Forest...........................
There is a need to review the existing guidelines to bring them in line with the current concerns so that there would be a gradual change -over from detailed procedural controls to controls based on systemic checks and balances. Review of Government investments The State invested Rs 10,820...........................
Grants for State Plan Schemes 2,020.37 1,493.06 Water Supply, Sanitation, Housing and Urban Development 145.77 1,238.56 1,384.33 1,580.31 Grants for Central and Centrally Sponsored Schemes 1,618.29 29.47 Information and Broadcasting 36.85 17.39 54.24 1,233.66 Welfare of Scheduled Caste s,...........................
The accumulated balance in State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) at the end of March 2019 was `2,113.98 crore. As per the guidelines issued by Government of India , the accretions to SDRF were to be invested in GoI Securities/Treasury Bills by State Executive Committee constituted for the...........................
It is also seen that the State Government had not framed any rules/ guidelines for implementation of the ‘Comprehensive Social Securit y Scheme’ till date. Consequently, the Social Security cess collected over the years was not utilised for the intended scheme for which it was collected............................
this Report contain audit observations on matters arising from examination of Fin ance Accounts and Appropriation Accounts respectively, of the State Government for the year ended 31 March 201 9. Information has also been obtained from the Government of Kerala, wherever necessary. 3. Chapter III...........................
2402 -00 -102 -95 Soil Conservation in the Cat chment of River Valley Projects (Other than those coming under Centrally Sponsored Schemes) (V) - (NP) 201 7-18 2.04 0.05 1.78 2018 -19 1.86 0.02 1.80 29. 2402 -00 -102 -99 Soil and Water Conservation in 2017 -18 36 .78 0.12 30.68 Chapter II –...........................
There was delay in release of state share of funds under SSA Scheme. Contrary to the scheme guidelines, text books in local languages (Kurukh, Santhali, Kharia, Mundari and Ho) were not printed and distributed to tribal children under SSA. Free uniforms to students were not distributed...........................
and the institutional arrangement for implementation of TSC/NBA was not in accordance with the prescribed institutional arrangements in the scheme guidelines. (Paragraph 2.1.6) Programme Management Unit (PMU) could utilise only 58 per cent (` 262.65 crore) of total funds available with it (...........................
of less provision made in 14 IAP districts (` in crore) Items Incentive under NBA per toilet Proposed toilets Applicable incentive Provision made Central share State share Total Central share State share Total Other district IAP district BPL toilets (CS:SS:: 3200/3700:1400) 4600 5100 645612...........................
of scrutiny fees twice by BBMP resulted in excess collection of licence fee 3.1 6 10 9 Department of Housing Loss due to incorrect interpretation of guidelines 3.1 7 110 Table of contents iii List of Appendices Details Appendix Number Page Number Year -wise breakup of outstanding Inspection...........................
, through the Acts, manuals and guidelines governing the implementation of respective programmes. Accordingly, each department implementing the programmes / schemes was to arrange for conduct of Social Audit, as prescribed. Though the State Government had not put in place an exclusive...........................
There was no separate Service Level Agreements and guidelines specific to the information and communication technology used in the Project. Th is PPP model was unique to the Project in the sense that the Government would provide funds in advance to meet (i) the cost of capital expenditure...........................
GP 2016 -17 2,986 GPs 5,961 GPs 2017 -18 5,899 GPs 5,902 GPs 2018 -19 5,872 GPs 1,258* GPs 2 National Rural Drinking Water Programme (NRDWP) NRDWP Guidelines Twice a year in each GP 2016 -17 Entire state 2017 -18 Not conducted 2018 -19 3 Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) SBM Guidelines Twice a year...........................
guarantee period in case of loan availed by Power Sector PSUs from banks/financial institutions without any except ion under the provisions of the guidelines issued in GO Ms.No.446 dated 29 September 2003. Outstanding guarantee commitments decreased by 18. 95 per cent , from ₹ 2,126.30 crore...........................
In terms of the guidelines, Government of Meghalaya is liable to pay interest on amount not transferred to NSDL. 1.8.3 Capital Expenditure Capital outlay during the current year (2018-19) in creased by ` 433.84 crore over the previous year ( Appendix 1.2). As compared to the total...........................
Rush of Expenditure Pursuant to the provisions of the Odisha Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act, 2016, Government of Odisha laid down guidelines for timely spending of Budgetary grants through Cash Management System in 20 departments during 2018-19. As per this, the level of...........................
The guidelines of the Reserve Bank of India, which i s responsible for administering the fund, stipulate a minimum annual contribution of at least 0.5 per cent of the outstanding liabilities at the end of the previous financial yea r to the CSF during the year. In consultation with RBI, the...........................
(Paragraph 2.1.7.5) As per SLB guidelines, 90 per cent recovery efficiency of water charges is to be done. Audit noticed that an amount of ` 470.00 crore was outstanding towards water charges in both MCs. (Paragraph 2.1.8.2) Water audit was not conducted by MCs and therefore estimation...........................
As per the guidelines of Central Vigilance Commissi on (CVC), the core principle of any public purchase is to procure the material/ services of the specified quality at the most competitive prices an d in a fair, just and transparent manner. According to the Madhya Pradesh Financial C ode,...........................
(Paragraph 2.1.7.5) As per SLB guidelines, 90 per cent recovery efficiency of water charges is to be done. Audit noticed that an amount of ` 470.00 crore was outstanding towards water charges in both MCs. (Paragraph 2.1.8.2) No monitoring mechanism was developed for water sup ply at...........................