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06 July 2018
Compliance Performance
Karnataka
Report No.1 of 2018 - State Finances Government of Karnataka

5. The Report s containing the findings of performance audit and audit of transactions in various departments and observations arising out of audit of Statutory Corporations, Boards and Government Companies, Local Bodies, Panchayat Raj Institutions and the report containing observations..................

Sector:
Finance

Stamps and Registration fees 9,100 7,806 (-) 1,294 Demonetis ation had a major impact on the performance of Stamps and Registration revenue collections. Taxes on vehicles 5,160 5,594 434 When compared to last year, there is a healthy increase in collections. The budgetary targets were exceeded...................

an expenditure of `5.57 crore was classified under the Revenue Section (2210 -01 -110 -1-21 -147 – ‘Land and Building’) towards payment to the land owners as compensation for land acquired , for construction of Hospital at Koppal. Since the amount was towards the acquisition of Land, as per..................

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20 July 2018
Compliance
Report No.5 of 2018 - Compliance Audit on Union Government (Railways) year ended March 2017

Railways also favoured the firm by granting extensions without penalty. The performance of the contractor was mentioned as ?satisfactory? in both the works and he was not made responsible for the delays whi le granting extensions. This a dversely affected the progress of Doubling work between..................

Sector:
Transport & Infrastructure
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Railways favoured the firm by granting the extensions without penalty . The performance of the contractor was mentioned as ‘satisfactory’ in both the works and he was not made responsible for th e delays while granting extensions. This adversely affected the progress of Doubling work between..................

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Board’ instructions 65, agreement should be executed within 30 days of issue of letter of Acceptance after deposition of Security Deposit and Performance Guarantee. It was noticed that out of 365 cases, in 71 cases, agreements were not executed before awarding of contracts. Advance payment..................

Also, Cross Acceptance over Ghaziabad -Mughalsarai MTRC project of IRPMU never evolved to a position, where it s performance evaluation could have led to any satisfactory assessment made about M /s NSN or the equipment or its use over other railways in other contracts . Audit further noticed that..................

This ma y include forfeiture of performance guarantee. (ii) Termination of contract. Audit observed that in seven cases 195 the Consultants took more than one year in submission of report. RLDA however, took no action against them for such delay in submission and did not recover liquidated..................

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Railways also favoured the firm by granting extensions without penalty. The performance of the contractor was mentioned as and he was not made responsible for the delays whi le granting extensions. This a dversely affected the progress of Doubling work between Meerut and Muzaffarnagar and..................

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20 July 2018
Performance
Report No.6 of 2018 - Performance Audit on National Projects Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation

This Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India contains the observations of Performance Audit of \bational P rojects for the period 2008-17. The instances mentioned in this Rep ort are those which came to notice in the course of test audit fo r the period 2008- 17 as well as..................

Sector:
Environment and Sustainable Development

necessary statutory clearances so as to enable unimpeded exec ution of work due and strict enforcement of contractual provisions to ensure tim ely performance of contractual obligations by all parties to the contr acts or work orders. We noticed several instances of deviations and..................

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09 July 2018
Compliance Performance
Tamil Nadu
Report No.1 of 2018 - Local Bodies Government of Tamil Nadu

of Utilisation Certificate s 3.11 20 Internal Audit and Internal Control System of ULBs 3.12 20 Financial Reporting Issues 3.13 20 CHAPTER IV - PERFORMANCE AUDIT S (URBAN LOCAL BODIES) MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION AND WATER SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Delivery of Citizen Services by Tirunelveli Cit y..................

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies

CHAPTER IV PERFORMANCE AUDIT S (URBAN LOCAL BODIES) 23 CHAPTER IV PERFORMANCE AUDIT S This Chapter contains findings of two Performance Audit s on (i) Delivery..................

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09 July 2018
Performance
Tamil Nadu
Report No.6 of 2017 - State Finances Government of Tamil Nadu

4. The Reports containing the findings of Performance Audit and audit of transactions in various departments and observations arising out of audit of Statutory Corporations, Boards and Government Companies and the Report containing observations on Revenue Receipts are p resented separately . V..................

Sector:
Finance

Assuming that GSDP is the g ood indicator of the performance of the State’s economy, major fiscal aggregates like tax and non -tax revenue, revenue and capital expenditure, internal debt and revenue and fiscal deficits have been presented as percen tage to the GSDP at current prices. T he..................

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09 July 2018
Compliance Performance
Tamil Nadu
Report No.8 of 2017 - General and Social Sector Government of Tamil Nadu

1.1 1 Profile of Audited Entities 1.2 1 Authority for Audit 1.3 2 Planning and conduct of audit 1.4 3 Response to Audit 1.5 3 Audit observations on Performance Audit 1.6 4 Audit observations on Compliance Audit 1.7 4 Recommendations 1.8 6 CHAPTER II - PERFORMANCE AUDIT REVENUE & DISASTER..................

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies

CHAPTER II PERFORMANCE AUDIT 7 CHAPTER II PERFORMANCE AUDIT This chapter contains findings of Performance Audit on Encroachments on Government lands . REVENUE..................

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09 July 2018
Performance
Tamil Nadu
Report No.4 of 2017 - Performance Audit of Flood Management and Response in Chennai and its Suburban Areas Government of Tamil Nadu

Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on Performance Audit of Flood Management and Response in Chennai and its Suburban Areas for the year ended March 20 16 Government of Tamil Nadu Report..................

Sector:
General Sector Ministries and Constitutional Bodies

CHAPTER I V ENCROACHMENTS Performance Audit of ‘Flood management and response in Chennai and its suburban areas’ 50 Despite these provisions of the Act and comments in the earlier Audit Reports, efforts made by GoTN and PWD in prevention, identification and eviction of encroachments in..................

We observed that t he Au thority did not hold its meet ing even once after its constitution in November 2013 , again CHAPTER VI DISASTER MANAGEMENT Performance Audit of ‘Flood management and response in Chennai and its suburban areas’ 104 showing lack of seriousness on the part of the State..................

Road) and Southern Basin (Manapakkam, Pallikaranai, Porur, Ram Nagar, Taramani and Velachery) CHAPTER V DRAINAGE SYSTEM IN CHENNAI METROPOLITAN AREA Performance Audit of ‘Flood management and response in Chennai and its suburban areas’ 64 While implementing the seven packages awarded in 2010..................

11 Town Panchayats and 179 Village Panchayats in Chennai, Kancheepuram and Tiruvallur districts 2 Thousand Million Cubic Feet CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Performance Audit o f ‘Flood management and response in Chennai and its suburban areas’ 2 Map 1 .1: Rivers and tanks in Chennai Metropolitan..................

SMP, which came into effect with effect from 2008, was to guide the development of CMA till 2026. Under the CHAPTER I I PLANNING Performance Audit of ‘Flood management and r esponse in Chennai and its suburban areas’ 10 Development Regulations (DR), 2008, framed under SMP, CMDA was..................

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20 April 2018
Performance
Meghalaya
Report No.2 of 2018 - Revenue Sector Government of Meghalaya

on electricity charges 4.6 42 Chapter V- Forest & Environment Department Tax Administration 5.1 45 Internal audit 5.2 45 Results of audit 5.3 45 Performance audit on “ Wildlife and Forest Management in Meghalaya ” 5.4 46 Chapter VI - M ining & Geology Department Tax Administration 6.1 79..................

Sector:
Finance

CHAPTER – II TAXATION DEPARTMENT Chapter-II: Taxation Department 13 2.1 Tax Administration Taxation Department is the most important revenue-e arning Department of the State. The Principal Secretary to the Government of Meghal aya, Excise,...

may be cancelled and any amount pay able to the Government may be recovered from the defaulters by sale of their mova ble property or as arrears of land revenue. Audit of records of the ACE and the SsE revealed th at 238 IMFL retail licencees failed to renew their licences in advance for perio..................

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The Report contains a Performance Audit on “Wildlif e and Forest Management in Meghalaya” and 28 Audit Paragraphs relating to Taxa tion, State Excise, Transport and Mining & Geology departments involving ` 361.51 crore. The major findings are mentioned below: Chapter-I: General  During the..................

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20 April 2018
Performance
Meghalaya
Report No.1 of 2018 - State Finances Government of Meghalaya

4. Report containing the findings of performance au dit and audit of transactions in various departments and observations arising out of audit of Statutory Corporations, Government Companies and the Report c ontaining observations on Revenue Sector are presented separately. P R E F A C E E..................

Sector:
Finance

Audit Report on State Finances for the year ended 31 March 2017 4 The performance of the State during 2016-17 in term s of key fiscal targets set for selected parameters laid down in the MFRBM Act, 200 6 and projections made in the MTFP Statement /Medium Term Fiscal Plan (MTF Plan)..................

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Assu ming that Gross State Domestic Product 1 (GSDP) is the good indicator of the performance of the State’s economy, major fiscal aggregates like tax and non-tax revenue, revenue an d capital expenditure, internal debt and revenue and fiscal deficits have been presented as percentage to the..................

16 – 2055 – 102 – (01) Re-imbursement to State for Civil Defence – General 4.48 2. 56 – 3054 – 337 – (01) Maintenance by Road Wings – Sixth Schedule (Part II) Areas 8.85 3. 2049 – 101 – (01) 7.98% MSDL/MGS 2026 – General 2.39 4. 2049 – 101 – (02) 8.0% MSDL/MGS 2026 –..................

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(Chapter 1) 2.2 Financial Management and Budgetary Control Sound financial management requires advance plannin g and accurate estimation of revenues and expenditure. There were instances of e xcess expenditure or substantial savings with reference to provisions made during th e year, exhibiting..................

0 0 2 44.09 0 0 2 44.09 Finance 1 86.50 0 0 1 15.74 2 102.24 Mining 0 0 1 16.55 0 0 1 16.55 Community & Rural Development 1 3.03 0 0 0 0 1 3.03 Land Record & Survey 1 1.56 0 0 0 0 1 1.56 Horticulture 0 0 0 0 1 21.06 1 21.06 Total 63 102.26 4 70.60 1* + 6 41.71 74 214.57 The age-profile of..................

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22 March 2018
Compliance Performance
Punjab
Report No.4 of 2017 - Public Sector Undertakings (Social, General and Economic Sectors) Government of Punjab

Finance Accounts 1.9 5 Arrears in accounts 1.10 -1.12 5-6 Placement of Separate Audit Reports 1.13 7 Impact of non -finalisation of accounts 1.1 4 7 Performance of PSUs as per their latest finali sed accounts 1.15 -1.18 7-9 Winding up of non -working PSUs 1.19 -1.20 10 Comments on Accounts 1.21..................

Chapter - II Performance Audit 15 Chapter -II Performance Audit of Government Companies Punjab State Grains Procurement Corporation Limited 2.1 Procurement,..................

The reply is not acceptable as in fresh repair contract (QW 261) also the quantity offered by the bidders and past performance was not considered. Thus, the fact remains that there was lack of transparency in the tendering and allotment process for which a documented procedure must be framed and..................

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Working Statutory C orporations 1. Punjab Scheduled Castes Land Development and Finance Corporation 201 4-15 91.33 201 5-16 5.42 - - 201 6-17 5.42 - - 2. PEPSU Road Transport Corporation 2013 -14 306.44 2014 -15 25.00 Total B (Working Statutory Corporations) 397.77 35.84 - - C. Non Working..................

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