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This Report contains 22 paragraphs and one Performance Audit involving Rs 443.24 crore. Significant audit findings related to major state revenues are value added tax, stamp duty and registration fees, taxes on vehicles, etc. The total...
The costs (like security expenses, electricity bills, insurance, rent, audit fees, expenses towards Environment Impact Assessment study etc .) were allowe d as claimed by the lessees in their respective returns. Audited Accounts of the assets for determining post well head expenditure , were......
basis to take into account the district’s geological and physical features, available drinkin g water infrastructure and gaps, demographic, environmental and other related factor s crucial for the effectiveness and sustainability of the schemes. 1.2.8 Planning 1.2.8.1 Strategic Plan As......
Land Management Department 2. Transport Departme nt 3. State Lottery Department 4. Environment & Forest & Wildlife Department. Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2017 80 Table: 4.1.6 - Department-wise details of IRs (` `` ` in crore) Sl. No. Department Nature of receipts No of outstanding......
41.77 170 10 Research 19.81 10.53 53 11 Science & Technology 9.54 9.51 100 12 Public Works 510.24 314.60 62 13 North Eastern Areas 94.38 77.49 82 14 Environment & Forests 281.43 233.78 83 15 Transport 130.18 117.61 90 16 Power 1,084.91 882.93 81 17 Water Resources 407.84 262.51 64 18 Geology &......
When important irregularities 1 School Education, Environment & Forest, and Public Works Departments. CHAPTER-VI: FOLLOW UP OF AUDIT OBSERVATIONS Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2017 112 detected during inspections are not settled on the spot, they are included in Inspection Reports......
Information System MLALAD Member of Legislative Assembly Local Area De velopment MoDW&S Ministry of Drinking Water & Sanitation MoEF Ministry of Environment & Forest MoRTH Ministry of Road Transport & Highway MOU Memorandum of Undertaking MPF Modernisation of Police Force MSDP Multi-Sectoral......
1.2.14 Impact assessment Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) 11 measures the health condition in infancy and reflects the health condition of the mother, the environment in which the infant is born, and in which his/her infancy is spent. In 2005 when NRHM was first launched in the country , Arunachal......
Department Nature of receipts No of outstanding Money value Metallurgical Industries 7 Environment & Forest & Wildlife Forestry & Wild Life 89 254 518.34 Total 324 1093 4602.22 Audit did not receive first replies within one mont h from the date of issue of IRs from 13 Heads of Offices for 13 IRs......
Fisheries 28.37 62.70 10 Research 18.22 12.22 11 Science & Technology 8.11 6.04 12 Public Works 483.89 473.19 13 North Eastern Areas 103.75 76.57 14 Environment & Forests 313.62 225.70 15 Transport 122.65 103.18 16 Power 693.74 597.03 17 Water Resources 530.82 296.78 18 Geology & Mining 15.79......
enforcement of law & order, security and protection of rights; pollution free air and other environmental goods, road infrastructure, etc., Merit Goods are commodities that the Public Sector provides fr ee or at subsidised rates because an individual or society s hould have them on the basis......
enforcement of law & order, security and protection of rights; pollution free air and other environmental goods, road infras tructure, etc., Merit Goods are commodities that the Public Sector provides fr ee or at subsidized rates because an individual or society s hould have them on the basis......
enforcement of law & order, security and protection of rights; p ollution free air and other environmental goods, road infrastructure, etc ., Merit Goods are commodities that the Public Sector provides free or at subsidized rates becaus e an individual or society should have them on the basis......
7,161.54 672.51 Industry and Minerals 1,308.40 4,825.92 Transport 4,125.2 4 00 Other transfer/ grants to State 4,068.31 62.65 Science, Technology and Environment 56.17 807.70 General Economic Services 578.5 0 10,642.16 Grants -in-aid & Contributions 11,555.41 2,56,875.15 Total 2,78,775.45......
UTTARAKH AND ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION AND POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD AND UTTARAKHAND STATE TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT Role of Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board and Uttarakhand State Transport Department in controlling air pollution in Dehradun 1.13 78 Chapter -II Revenue......
(ix) It was observed that no district and block level official was trained in adopting cost effective and environment friendly housing technologies and also disaster proof building practices, to assist the beneficiaries (Para 1.3.9.2 of previous audit report). Block level JEs have......
Working Plans (WPs) are prepared for each forest di vision for a period of ten years by the Forest Department and are approved by the Minis try of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India (GoI). Forests are managed according to provisions of WPs which contain detailed plans......
Due date for receipt of ATNs Civil/Social, General and Economic Sectors (Non-PSUs) 2000-01 Medical Health & Family Welfare 01 23.06.2003 22.09.2003 Environment Deptt. 01 Total 02 2001-02 Finance Deptt. 01 Total 01 2002-03 Irrigation 01 12.01.2005 11.04.2005 Financial & Social Welfare 01 Total 02......
Besides, the Government has also invested in certain business segments through PSUs which function in a competitive environment wi th private sector undertakings. The position of these State PSUs have therefore been an alysed under two major classifications viz. those in the social sector......
The mechanism of griev ance redressal and social audit was also not in place. [Paragraph 1.12] Role of Uttarakhand Environment Protection and Pollution Control Board and Uttarakhand State Transport Department in controlli ng air pollution in Dehradun Uttarakhand Environment Protection and......
… Irrigation and Flood Control 360.22 407.44 Energy 18.20 12.08 Industry and Minerals 93.25 108.38 Transport 314.81 236.05 Science Technology and Environment 19.78 20.74 General Economic Services 74.03 92.92 Grants-in-aid and Contributions 906.18 1,468.54 Total 24,888.97 27,104.57 Total......
450.49 Energy 822.29 372.4 0.2 372.6 Industry and Minerals 121.52 57.11 48.7 105.81 Transport 1,546.41 1636.74 177.67 1814.41 Science, Technology and Environment 9.52 3.07 9.16 12.23 General Economic Services 177.78 45.55 174.34 219.89 Grants-in-aid and Contributions 10.03 10.3 - 10.3 Total......
162.50 157.97 2 State Disaster Response Fund and Capacity Building 77.86 77.86 3 Local Bodies 160.61 140.06 4 Elementary Education 40.00 40.00 5 Environment related grants 105.04 105.04 6 Grants for improving outcomes 31.87 27.92 7 Maintenance of roads and bridges 101.00 101.00 8 Revenue......
162.50 157.97 2 State Disaster Response Fund and Capacity Buildin g 77.86 77.86 3 Local Bodies 160.61 140.06 4 Elementary Education 40.00 40.00 5 Environment related grants 105.04 105.04 6 Grants for improving outcomes 31.87 27.92 7 Maintenance of roads and bridges 101.00 101.00 8 Revenue......