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chart-1 below: Chart 1 Performance Audit on Public Distribution System 4 The Joint Directors/Deputy Directors/Assistant Dire ctors and other field staff at sub-divisional levels are under the administrative control of the Deputy Commissioner/Sub- divisional Officer (Civil) of respective...............
2004 and 2005 by a Sectional Assist ant in respect of 20 employees of the office by using duplicate office seal and forging the signature of office staff and DDO. An FIR was lodged by the Treasury Officer, Dhemaji against him and subsequently he was placed under suspension. 0.03 Reply not...............
Audit of Government companies is governed by Section 619 of the Companies Act, 1956. The accounts of Government companies are audited by Statutory Auditors appointed by CAG. These accounts are also subject to supplementary audit conducted by CAG....
Despite having excessive manpower, the generating stations were regularly employing temporary/contract staff for regular jobs. During 2005-10, generating stations deployed temporary staff for such jobs and incurred an expenditure of? 57.72 lakh. Further, the overtime wages paid by...............
Thus, in the absence of any research activity, the research station did not ser ve the intended purpose and ` 2.74 crore spent towards salaries of staff during 2005-09 proved to be idle investment. 1.12.10.2 Horticultural Research Station, Kahikuchi The State Government established the research...............
Even in case of AUWSP, project level planning involving community participation, programme for training of staff of Town Authority and beneficiaries, training for operation and maintenance, health care and water conservation methods were not ensured as required under AUWSP guidelines. Reasons...............
The Government in its reply stated (September 2009) that the delay in appointment of Nodal Officer was due to shortage of staff in Psychiatry department of GMCH and unwillingness of the eligible doctors to act as the Nodal officer. The reason given by the Government for non-achievement of the...............
Frequent dislocation and shortage of staff, political unrest, disruption of work, unpredictable climatic events etc. were stated as constraints in implementation of the scheme. Chapter 2- Financial Management and Budgetary Control ƒ‰‡vw 2.5.16 Development of drinking water supply...............
(Paragraphs 2.3.3 and 2.4) Manpower planning There were shortages in both medical and paramedical staff, especially personnel skilled in specialised branches of medicine at primary, secondary as well as tertiary health care institutions. Against the requirement of 20,006 posts there was...............
instmctions issued (2010) by the Director, the conservation works require specialised skills and adequate supervision by technical and engineering staff of the department, as these works are traditional in nature and need to be executed without distorting the antique value of the monument................
year ended 31 March 2013 48 2.2.11.6 Inadmissible Expenditure As per Para 4.1 (vi) & (viii) of the NLCPR Guidelines, funds were not to be used for staff component (wages), land acquisition, etc. The staff component was to be met from redeployment of surplus manpower in the Department. However,...............
7 (Amounts in crore of rupees) Amount under dispute Amount not under dispute Sl. No. Commissionerate Over five years but less than ten years Over ten years Total Over five years but less than ten years Over ten years Total Grand Total 1 2 3 5 5 6 7 8 9 1. Central Excise 1602.05 484.11 2086.16...............
2.1.1 M/s South Asian Petrochem Ltd. and M/s Manaksia Ltd. the two EOUs under the jurisdiction of the Development Commissioner (DC). “Falla Special Economic Zone (FSEZ)', sold their goods (PET resin and foils/coils/sheets of aluminium) in DTA during the financial year 2006-07, while availing...............
This method involved human error as it gave approximate figures. Despite the fact that the local Company staff regularly reported pilferage of coal en-route between dump yard and railway siding to the local police, cost of negligible shortage of 542.19 tonne, i.e., Rs.0.11 crore was recovered...............