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SECTION-A: GENERAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SECTORS This section comprises two chapters. Chapter I pres ents the planning and extent of audit along with responses of Government to the Audit Inspection Reports/Audit Reports and action taken on these. Ch apter II deals with the findings of one............
1.3 Audit Coverage Principal Accountant General (Audit), Jharkhand con ducted audit of 324 units out of 367 planned units under 17 Departments durin g 2019-20. Besides, one compliance audit of procurement of machines, equipm ent and accessories for Dental Institute, Rajendra Institute of............
Audit observed that MTNL did not get the land mutated in its name and though the Company took up the case with DoT and MoHUA for fair compensation for the loss of its land, no compensation/alternate land was provided to MTNL. Accepting the above facts, the Management stated (December 2021) that............
These figures also include an amount of ₹90,000 crore in each of these years on account of GST Compensation Cess. These increases imply that the Tax GDP ratio will touch 12.40 per cent in 2019-20 and 12.70 per cent in 2020-21 respectively. These jumps will be considerably aided by the............
Public Debt receipts includes ` 2,099.80 crore as back-to-back loans from GoI in l ieu of GST Compensation shortfall. There was less receipt ( `38,604 crore) under Revenue Receipts. This was due to less receipt under Own Tax Revenue ( `4,364 crore), Share of Union Taxes ( `15,200 crore),............
( `24,833.82crore) less Public Accounts Disbursements ( `23,369.66 crore) ** Includes ` 2,099.80 crore as back-to-back loans from GoI in l ieu of GST Compensation shortfall .# Includes Ways and Means A dvance. 2.3.2 Union Territory’s Revenue Receipts During 2020-21, various components of revenue............
Executive Summary xi EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Background This Report on the finances of the Government of Un ion Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is brought out to assess the financial perf ormance of the Union Territory during the year 2020-21 vis-à-vis...
340.57 41% 2 2 Home Department Revenue Voted 8,104.07 6,893.28 1,210.78 Capital Voted 1,111.45 223.46 887.99 Total 9,215.52 7,116.75 2,098.77 23% 3 3 Planning Department Revenue Voted 123.00 76.37 46.63 Cap ital Voted 1,397.97 499.32 898.65 Total 1,520.97 575.69 945.28 62% 4 4 Information............
complianc e and controls, if effective and operational, assist the Government in meeting its b asic stewardship responsibilities, including strategic planning and decision-making. Issues related to completeness of accounts 4.1 Funds outside Consolidated Fund or Public Accou nt of the Union............
of newer and latest drug formulation and removal of obsolete and unsafe drugs, and also provides a drug database for procuring entities to plan procurement action. 2.2.2 Delay in revision of drug formulary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) had recommended 7 in November 2016 that the............
of newer and latest drug formula tion and removal of obsolete and unsafe drugs, and also provides a drug database for procur ing entities to plan procurement action. 2.2.2 Delay in revision of drug formulary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) had recommended 7 in November 2016 that the............
(Paras 8.1 and 8.2) PAC had asked the Ministry/ASI to draw action plan under the excavation policy and ensure adequate allocation and effective utilisation of funds for these activities. It was noted that ASI had no action plan based on its exploration and excavation policy. ASI had............
receipts of the State is given in Chart 1.1 : 1 Centrally sponsored scheme, Finance Commission grants and othe r transfer/grants (also include s compensation on GST received from GoI) to States/Union Territories with Legislatures. Chapter-I: Overview 3 1.2.1 Tax Revenue Pictorial............
Chungi compensation Subsequent to withdrawal of power of levy and collection of Chungi compensation the third Finance Commission recommended that the Government will collect the tax and make it available to Urban Local Bodies on population basis as Assigned Revenue. Further, State Government............
The back to back Loan ( _5,766 crore) received from GoI in lieu of GST compensation has not been considered as Debt for working out the indicator. In the year 2020-21, the overall debt of the State including the outstanding liability of off budget borrowings is _3,24,855.06 crore. The............
increased by 15.44 per cent (Effective increase would be 5.90 per cent considering the exclusion of the back to back loan received in lieu of GST compensation from GoI) Repayment of Public Debt decreased by 11.53 per cent Public Account Public Account Receipts increased by 34.05 per............
Total – Section B 422980.49 * Effective Public Debt Receipts would be ₹63,969.36 crore as the Department of Expenditure, GOI had decided that GST compensation of ₹ 5,766 crore given to the State as back to back loan under debt receipts would not be treated as debt of the State for an y norms............
1 1.2 Audit Objectives 2 1.3 Audit Criteria 2 1.4 Audit Scope and Methodology 3 1.5 Acknowledgement 3 1.6 Audit findings 3 Chapter II – Planning, Academic Activities and Financial Management A) Planning and Academic activities 2.1 Absence of approved Master Plan 5 2.2 Functioning of............
of such a status would have made the University entitled t o an amount of `1,000 crore or 50 to 75 per cent of requirement projected in the detailed plan submitted by the institution whichever is less. In October 2019, UGC informed that the University was not included in the list of institutions............
further stated that logging had been enabled for mark unlocking interface recently for Deputy Registrar level users and the University was also planning to capture the remarks against these changes. The Government also stated that there was no online system to upload grace marks. After............