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This Report has been prepared for submission to the Governor of the State of Uttarakhand under Article 151 of the Constitution of India. Chapter-1 of this Report gives a general introduction on Social, General, Revenue and Economic Sectors and the...
Audit scrutiny of the sampled districts revealed that heavy amounts withdrawn from treasuries during the course of election (through AC bills by the DDOs) were being retained in cash chest for long time in eight districts without any specific permission of the Government even though the counting.........
Out of 183 DDOs (34 under State Sector and 149 under ZP) in the State, 15 DDOs under the State Sector and 35 DDOs under the District Sector had been selected for test-check. The State Sector sample which had been 1 Bangalore, Belgaum, Bellary, Karwar, Mangalore, Mysore and Shimoga.........
As per information available in Inspection Reports of DDOs audited during April 2011 to September 2011 and provided by the various departments (to the extent available) revealed that as of 31 March 2011, 2463 advances aggregating `9.43 crore were pending for adjustment by DDOs in their records..........
CRSP Central Rural Sanitation Programme 12. DCC Detailed Countersigned Contingency 13. DCRF Debt Consolidation and Relief Facility 14. DDO Drawing and Disbursing Officer 15. DE Development Expenditure 16. DHE Department of Higher Education 17. DRDA District Rural Development Agency 18. GBC.........
(Paragraph 2.5. 6.1) Funds of ` 1.20 crore withdrawn from the treasury for various purposes by 15 DDOs remained unutilised for periods ranging from one to three years. The recoverable amount from grant-in-aid (GIA) institutions on account of inadmissible expenditure, which amounted to ` 6.66.........
Contrary to that, only an amount of ` `` ` 38,390 was lying in the saving bank account of the DDO on that date, while the bank balance was shown to be ‘nil’ owing to discontinuity in carrying forward of the past cash balances. The cash verification conducted by the Civil Surgeon, Betul as of.........
of proposal of strengthening by the Government, non-releasing of funds by the Government of India (GOI), restriction on purchases, non-allotment of DDO Code to new polytechnic, posts remaining vacant, slow progress of work, closing of the scheme by GOI etc. The reasons of surrenders in respect.........
CSS Centrally Sponsored Scheme 12. DCC Detailed Countersigned Contingency 13. DCRF Debt Consolidation and ReliefFacility 14. DDO Drawing and Disbursing Officer 15. IDE Development Expenditure 16. DHE Department of Higher Education 17. DPC Duties, Powers and Conditions of Service Act 18. GOI.........
The Report includes three chapters containing five reviews and 21 paragraphs dealing with the results of performance audit of selected programmes and schemes as well as audit of the financial transactions of the Government.The audit has been...
Audit and Chief Controlling Officer Based Audit The Director, FW&AD stated that supplementary provisions were made on the basis of demands made by DDOs who subsequently failed to utilise the funds. Thus the supplementary provisions obtained were obviously without estimating the requirements.........
drawn during the month should be sent by the Treasury Officer to the Drawing and Disbursing Officer (DDO) by the 10th of the following month and the DDO after recording the certificate of verification, should return the list to the Treasury Officer by the 20th of the same month. Further, the.........
33 D/S Down-stream 34 DAO Divisional Accountant Officer 35 DC District Collector 36 DD Deputy Director 37 DDA Deputy Director Agriculture 38 DDO Drawing and Disbursement Officer 39 DDVS Deputy Director Veterinary Services 40 DE Dairy Estate 217 Audit Report (Civil) for the year ended 31.........
expenditure compared to the BE in 2008-09 was observed mainly in respect of Food and Civil Supplies (Rs 56.10 crore) due to less demand of funds by DDOs and Panchayati Raj Institutions (Rs 192.76 crore) due to non-release of second instalment by the GOI /Finance Department, 10 per cent economic.........
Audit observations on the Annual Accounts of the Government would form part of a Report on State Finances, which is being presented separately. The Report starts with an introductory Chapter outlining the audit scope, mandate and the key audit findings which emerged during the.........
noticed that largely the objectives of BEAMS were not achieved The delay in releasing grants by the Administrative Department and the COs to the DDOs defeated the very purpose of quick online release of grants. Major audit findings are as under: The server was unable to sustain the load of.........
Monthly reconciliation with treasury was also not done. Six out of eight challans were not signed by the DDO. Thus, failure on the part of the DDOs in not exercising their responsibility according to the Rule 98 (v) of MTR facilitated misappropriation of Government money of 10 lakh, which.........
This Report includes five chapters with four performance reviews, a Chief Controlling Officer (CCO) based performance audit and 28 other paragraphs (including one general paragraph) dealing with results of audit of selected schemes, programmes and...
already mentioned in paragraph 3.1.2, the DI was responsible for overall financial control of the IDD and to keep liaison between the Government and DDOs of the Department. Audit found that the following records, which are very vital for each departmental controlling authority as per provisions.........