Audit Reports

HOSUR MUNICIPALITY 3.1.2 Non-realisation of revenue Failure of the Hosur Municipality to levy Property Tax and Education Tax on vacant land owned by Tamil Nadu Housing Board resulted in non-realisation of revenue amounting to Rs 92.43 lakh for the period October 2003-April 2006._ As...

(Paragraphs 2.3.6.1 and 2.3.6.2) Three municipalities diverted Rs 2.96 crore from the Elementary Education Fund up to March 2004. (Paragraph 2.3.6.3) r Kumbakonam Municipality did not take action to collect Property Tax of Rs 5.98 crore as it failed to include demands in respect of 456 cases...

Three municipalities diverted Rs 2.96 crore from Elementary Education Fund up to March 2004. Kumbakonam Municipality did not take action to collect Property Tax of Rs 5.98 crore as it failed to include 456 cases already decided under collectable demands. Installation of new turbines...

Water Supply and Drainage Fund (except town panchayats), Elementary Education Fund (except town panchayats) and Provident Fund Account (by town panchayats only). The cash balance of each of the above funds is maintained in a separate bank account. The Chennai City Municipal Corporation...

(b) Panchayat unions Panchayat unions are required to maintain four accounts, viz., (i) General Fund Account (ii) Education Fund Account 68 Chapter II' - An Overview of the Accounts and Finances ofPanchayat Raj Institutions (iii) Nutritious Meal Fund Account (iv) Scheme Account Besides the...

civic services for utilisation of the grants: (i) primary education; (ii) health care; (iii) safe drinking water; (iv) sanitation including drainage and scavenging facilities, (v) maintenance of cremation and burial grounds, (vi) public conveniences; and (vii) other common property resources....

(July 2006) stated that the community halls were being used as (i) school building where the existing school did not have an adequate building, (ii) education centre under Sarva Sikshya Abyan, (iii) library-cum-reading room, (iv) meeting place of Self Help Group/Grama Sabha, (v) night schools...

of Eleventh Finance Commission (11th FC) grants were allotted for maintenance of civic services in rural and urban areas which include provision of education, primary health care, safe drinking water, street lighting, sanitation including drainage, maintenance of burial grounds and other common...

2.2.18 Information, Education and Communication activities MSW Rules, 2000 stipulated that municipal authority should organise awareness programmes for segregation of wastes, to promote recycling or reuse of segregated materials and undertake phased programme to ensure community...

municipalities and five corporations (excluding Chennai): (i) Revenue Fund and Capital Fund (ii) Water Supply and Drainage Fund and (iii) Elementary Education Fund The cash balance of each of the above Fund is maintained in a separate bank account. The Corporation of Chennai is maintaining (i) a...

(Paragraph 3.4.1) Kumbakonam municipality unauthorisedly diverted Rs 1.80 crore from Elementary Education Fund that was to be used for maintenance and development of schools. (Paragraph 3.4.2) Annual track rent of Rs 1.19 crore was pending collection from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited...

aspects (iv) Safeguarding the interests of weaker sections of Society, including the handicapped and mentally retarded (v) Promotion of cultural, educational and aesthetic aspects (vi) Cattle pounds (except Chennai Corporation) 69 Audit Report (Urban Local Bodies) for the year ended 31 March...

Mobile van procured at a cost of Rs 16.78 lakh for imparting computer education to students of remote tribal areas remained unutilised. Diversion of funds of Rs 27.61 lakh on works not included in guidelines of the scheme. (Paragraph 2.2) 4. Audit of Transactions Allotment of residential...

like Public health, Animal husbandry, Small scale industries, Khadi village and cottage industries, Rural electrification, Technical and vocational education and Family welfare etc. 1.7 Maintenance of accounts 7.7.1 Delayed submission of annual accounts Annual accounts of ZPs (RDC) for the year...

CHAPTER-11 PERFORMANCE REVIEW AND AUDIT OF TRANSACTIONS PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTIONS This chapter contains one performance review on 'Desert Development Programme', one long paragraph on 'Disposal of abadi Land by Panchayati Raj Institutions' and...

9. Fuel and fodder. 10. Roads, culverts, bridges, femes, waterways and other means of communication. 11. Poverty alleviation programme. 12. Education, including primary and secondary schools. 13. Markets and fairs. 14. Women and child development. 15. Social welfare, including welfare of the...

slum upgr adation and urban poverty alleviation by providing basic amenities like water supply, storm water drains, community centres for pre-school education, non-form al education, primary health care 11 One unskilled labour (Rs 75 per day) is considered for one skilled labour (Rs 150 per day)...

and Resource Mobilisation Standing Committee; (ii) Solid Waste Management Standing Committee; (iii) Water Supply Standing Committee; (iv) Health, Education and Urban Poverty Alleviation Standing Committee; (v) Public Works Standing Committee and (vi) Public Health and Sanitation Standing...

Chpater 1 - An overview of the Panchayat Raj Institutions An Overview of the Panchayat Raj Institutions 1.1 Panchayat Raj Institutions (PRIs): Constitutional Background Article 243 B of the Constitution envisages a three-tier system of Panchayats:...

expenditure of Rs 35.73 lakh on engagement of excess Sahayikas in Shishu Shiksha Kendras (SSK) under Shishu Shiksha Karmasuchi For imparting primary education to children of five to nine years Rupees 35.73 lakh was incurred on Government of West Bengal introduced the Shishu Shiksha Karmasuchi 212...

2005-08 from various line departments of the State Government and also information regarding receipts and expenditure under important sectors like education, health, nutrition, social forestry etc. that may be amenable to sectoral analysis of the State Government. (Paragraphs 1.8.3 and 1.10)...