Audit Reports

‘Payment return date wise report’ of RajSSP 60 ‘Other reasons’ - Account suspended, Name incorrect, Maximum account balance exceeded, out of station, Beneficiary name difference etc. 61 “Payment return date wise” Chapter -IV Delivery of benefits to the intended beneficiaries and the.....................

Despite breach of terms of the lease agreement, the Company did not exercise the option of terminating the agreement ( Clause 3 & 3.1 ) upon three months’ notice to the Licensee. Instea d, moratorium period was extended by nine months (August 2019 to April 2020) beyond the stipulated.....................

Legislative Assembly 124.860.00124.86 113.93 0.00113.93 91.24 10. Parliamentary Affairs 1.700.00 1.70 1.210.00 1.2171.17 11. Stationery and Printing 10.902.8513.75 10.482.8513.33 96.94 12. Public Service Commission 13.210.0013.21 12.000.0012.00 90.83 13. State Information Commission 3.460.00.....................

premier agency of Government of Madhya Pradesh engaged in Planning, Designing, Construction and Maintenance of Government assets like Roads, Bridges, Railway Over Bridges, Fly Overs and Buildings. The internal roads of the city which have not been handed over to the Municipal Corporation are being.....................

State-owned Generating St ations, Central Generating stations and Independent Power Producers (IPPs) at the rate as decided by MP ERC/ CERC. 21 Central, State power generating utilities (PGUs ) and Independent Power Producers (IPPs) including New and Renewable power generating utilities. 22.....................

3.3 Mitigating safety measures 32 3.3.1 Retrofitting measures against linear infrastructure 32 3.3.1.1 Electrocution 32 3.3.1.2 Road kills 33 3.3.1.3 Railway lines 33 3.4 Administrative measures for tiger conservation 34 3.4.1 Establishment of Special Tiger Protection Force 34 3.4.2 State Level.....................

Compliance Audit Report for the year ended 31 March 2020 Page 76 delay in providing the land, environmental clearanc e or approval of Railway Authority, occurrence of a Force Majeure event, any other cause etc., are attributable to the Authority/Department. Further, as per Clause 28.1 of.....................

cent respectively over the previous year under Agricult ure Sector while construction decreased by 8.43 per cent under Industry Sector and trades and railways decreased by 26.52 per cent and 25.57 per cent respectively under Service Sector. Source: Information furnished by Directorate of Eco.....................

Overview Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) is a major reform initiative to re-engineer the existing delivery processes of Government benefits using modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT).  This program aims to transfer benefits...

be incorporated in the logistic contracts to make contractor responsible for losses in the form of punitive charges/overloading charges payable to Railways caused due to its failure/ deficiencies in services.  Proper steps may be taken to ensure the consumption of secondary oil within the CERC.....................