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Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India Performance Audit on Implementation of Deen d ayal Upadhyay a Gram Jyoti Yojana (DDUGJY)/ Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojana (SAUBHAGYA) Government of Karnataka Report No. 5 of t...............
The extent of achievements in terms of quantities against their sanction under the schemes (DDUGJY/SAUBHAGYA, RGGVY and DDG) is indicated in the table below. Table No. 3.1: Status -update under the schemes as of February 2022 Sl. No. Components Sanctioned Executed Excess/ shortfall ( -)...............
during audit were constructed individually in scattered manner and were more than the maximum carpet area prescribed under the guidelines, 11 Hennur Bande 100 DUs and Malleswaram 252 DUs 12 KR Puram 768 DUs, Madiwala Dhobighat 150 DUs , Sira 1008 and Vijayapura 560 Dus Report No. 4 of the year...............
ensure houses to all the houseless while many ineligible beneficiar ies were provided benefit under the scheme as explained below : 2.1.1 Conducting Demand Survey As per the PMAY(U) guidelines , c onduct ing of d emand survey was the first step in the implementation of the scheme . Paragraph 8.3...............
Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Performance A udit of Direct Benefit Transfer Government of Rajasthan Report No. 5 of the year 20 22 Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on P...............
Annexures 55 Performance Audit of ‘Direct Benefit Transfer’ Annexure A (Refer paragraph 1.2.2 B) Statement showing details of selection of Districts, lower level units and beneficiaries (i) Districts: Keeping in view the spread of Covid -19, the field audits had...............
1 Performance Audit of ‘Direct Benefit Transfer ’ Chapter I Introduction Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) is a major reform initiative of the Government of India to ensure better and timely delivery of benefits from...............
13 Performance Audit of ‘Direct Benefit Transfer ’ Audit Findings Chapter II Implementation of Direct Benefit Transfer in Social Security Pension Schemes Audit Objective 1: Whether necessary process re -engineering was done for implementation...............
41 Performance Audit of ‘Direct Benefit Transfer’ Chapter IV Delivery of benefits to the intended beneficiaries and the grievance redressal mechanism Audit Objective 3: Whether beneficiaries actually received...............
Audit observed (May 2020) that the tender spec ifications did not mention the type of the soap (banded or bandless), it only specified product size in terms of diameter and thickness. Further, the offer letter dated 29 May 2017 of M/s OEPL against the sixth tender had mentioned that the Model PL...............
7 CHAPTER -II Electronics, Information Technology and Biotechnology and Science & Technology Department 2.1. Implementation of Policy initiatives by the Electronics, Information Technology, Biotechnology and Science & Tech nology Department...............
(Paragraphs 5.5.1 and 5.5.2; Pages 135 and 136) Tax and Excise Department Superintendent of Taxes (ST), Banderdewa failed to realise Entry Tax of ₹14.79 lakh from an importer for which interest of ₹4.63 lakh is also leviable. Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2020 xiv Recommendation:...............
Enterprises, Aalo and (iv) M/s M.S. Enterprises, Aalo 58 October 2015, November 2015, June 2016, March 2017 and August 201759 Banderdewa, Assam60 www.vahan.nic.in Chapter III: Economic Sector 109 Table 3.22: Details of Transportation of CGI Sheets Sl. No. No. of vehicles Type Quantity...............
TAX & EXCISE DEPARTMENT 5.6 Non-realisation of Entry Tax from importer Superintendent of Taxes (ST), Banderdewa failed to realise Entry Tax of ₹14.79 lakh from an importer for which interest of ₹4.63 lakh is also leviable. Section 3(1) of the Arunachal Pradesh Entry Tax Act, 2010,...............
6.1.1 Introduction As of 31 March 2020, there were seven State Public Sector Undertakings (SPSUs) (all Government Companies) in Arunachal Pradesh as detailed below: Table 6.1: Total number of SPSUs as on 31 March 2020 Type of SPSUs Working SPSUsNon-working SPSUs Total Government Companies 1 6 17...............
5 Powers of the State Government over Urban Local Bod ies 2.2 7 Chapter III Empowerment of Urban Local Bodies and their functio ning Actual status of devolution of functions 3.1 9 Limited powers over manpower 3.2 14 Staff position of Urban Local Bodies 3.2.1 14 Institutional mechanism for...............
24 Free Electricity Scheme, Tariff Subsidy Scheme, Ki shan Samridhi Yojna, Deen Bandhu Yojna, Saral Scheme, Indira Gandhi Grih Jyoti Yojna, Mukhyamantr i Bakaya Bijli Bill Mafi Yojna, and Subsidy for Power Looms connections etc. 25 MPPoKVVCL, Jabalpur: ` 4,696.43 crore, MPMKVVCL, Bhopal: `...............
Final reply is awaited. 10 Anuppur Smt. Indrani Singh, W/o Sh. Sudama Singh Bandhamar, Pushprajgarh, Anuppur 276/2, 277/2 0.809 10/09/2010 to 09/09/2020 Gitti 01/12/2017 to 28/02/2019 210 Action would be taken after verification. Final reply is awaited. 11 Anuppur Sh. Neeraj Kumar Soni Nigwani,...............
4 of the year 2022 TABLE OF CONTENTS Description Paragraph Page No. Preface vii Executive Summary ix Chapter 1-Overview Profile of the State 1.1 1 Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) 1.1.1 4 Basis and Approach to State Finances Audit Report 1 .2 7 Report Structure 1.3 8 Overview of...............
Report of the Comptroller and Auditor G eneral of India P erformance audit of Direct Benefit Transfer Government of Karnataka Report No.2 of the year 2022 i Table of contents Preface v Executive Summary vii Chapter I...............
Chapter III Implementation of DBT in selected schemes 19 T h e PA focussed on implementation of DBT under the Milk Incentive, Raithasiri, National Food Security Mission (NFSM)...............