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06 September 2014
Compliance Performance
Andhra Pradesh
Report No. 6 of 2014 - Performance and Compliance Audit on Local Bodies of Government of Andhra Pradesh

The DSA has six Regional Offices, 22 District Offices, several Sub offices and Resident offices to conduct audit of all the PRIs and ULBs annually. 1.4.1.1Arrears in audit Certification of accounts gives an assurance that funds have been utilised for the purpose for which these have been..................

Sector:
Local Bodies
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Financial
Andhra Pradesh
Report of 2009 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Andhra Pradesh

The Department functions under the administrative control of Finance Secretary to Government of Andhra Pradesh. It has 6 Regional Offices, 22 District Offices, 156 Sub offices and several resident offices. Arrears in audit Certification of accounts gives an assurance that the funds have..................

Sector:
Local Bodies

The ZPP Guntur attributed the non preparation to non submission of annual plans by GPs and MPPs and annual plans of ULBs by the Regional Director of Municipalities. Further, the CEO, ZPP Guntur admitted that the ZPP could not take initiative in preparation of decentralised district plan, as..................

The Department functions under the administrative control of Finance Secretary to Government of Andhra Pradesh. It has 6 Regional Offices, 22 District Offices, 156 Sub offices and several resident offices. Arrears in audit Certification of accounts gives an assurance that the funds have..................

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19 July 2013
Financial
Assam
Report of 2011 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Assam

There were 2407 PRIs and 89 ULBs in the State as on 31 March 2012. The Principal Secretary, Panchayat and Rural Development Department (PRDD) and the Principal Secretary, Urban Development Department (UDD) are the administrative heads of PRIs and...

The Main objective of BRGF is to mitigate regional imbalances, contribute towards poverty alleviation in backward districts of the country besides focused development of backward areas by bridging gaps in critical infrastructure as well as other developmental requirements. BRGF provides..................

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Financial
Andhra Pradesh
Report of 2008 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Andhra Pradesh

This Audit Report includes three performance audits and nine audit paragraphs on Panchayat Raj Institutions (PRIs) and Urban Local Bodies (ULBs). It also contains observations on the structure and finances of PRIs and ULBs and the results of...

Sector:
Local Bodies

The objective of IDSMT was to improve infrastructural facilities in the small towns so that these emerge as regional centres of economic growth, decentralizing economic growth apart from providing employment opportunities. Since the complex was lying idle, the objective of the scheme was also not..................

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04 March 2013
Financial
Assam
Report of 2010 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Assam

There are 2407 PRIs and 89 ULBs in the State. The Principal Secretary, Panchayat and Rural Development Department and the Principal Secretary, Urban Development Department are the administrative heads of PRIs and ULBs {except Guwahati Municipal...

discussion, CEO stated that reply would follow, which is awaited (February 2012) 2.8.4 Backward Region Grant Fund (BRGF)_ BRGF is designed to redress regional imbalances in development. The fund would provide financial resources for supplementing and converging existing developmental inflows into..................

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Financial
Andhra Pradesh
Report of 2007 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Andhra Pradesh

The other applications relating to Meetings, Works Monitoring, Personal Data of Employees, Regional Training Institutes, Elections and Data of Elected Representatives under “e” panchayat are under progress. Similarly, the development of ‘Panchayat Raj Institutions Accounts (PRIA)’..................

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Cirlce-4 16 134/53 17-9-07 S Kamala Bai 275/TP4/07 18-7-07 17 134/54 19-9-07 M Suresh Kumar 231/07 19-4-07 Circle-5 18 139/32 22-9-07 Anganwadi Centre A/5732/TP5/ -- 07 19 144/78 26-9-07 Aditya Homes pvt. 338/CSC/TP 25-6-07 Ltd. 5/07 Circle-6 20 85/56 -- Maruthi Constns 0185/CSC/T 3-4-07..................

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Financial
Assam
Report of 2009 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Assam

This Report deals with Ihc results of audit of accounts of Local Bodies and is presented in three Chapters. Chapter I includes Section 'A' on an overview of the organisation, finances, devolution and accountability frame work of Panchayat Raj...

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This Report deals with Ihc results of audit of accounts ofl-ocal Bodies and is presented in three Chapters. Chapter I includes Section 'A* on an overview of the organisation, finances, devolution and accountability frame work of Panchayat Raj...

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Financial
Andhra Pradesh
Report of 2005 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Andhra Pradesh

[Paragraph 2.1.10] Though the activities of formation, training and bank linkages to Self Help Groups (SHGs) and creation of livelihood were successfully carried out, none of the 382 proposals costing Rs 34.02 crore in the areas of education, health and vulnerability were implemented in the..................

[Paragraph 2.1.10] Though the activities of formation, training and bank linkages to Self Help Groups (SHGs) and creation of livelihood were successfully carried out, none of the 382 proposals costing Rs 34.02 crore in the areas of education, health and vulnerability were implemented in the..................

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Compliance Performance
Bihar
Report of 2011 - Report of the Examiner of Local Accounts Bihar on Urban Local Bodies, Government of Bihar for the year ended 31 March 2011

2.4 Irregular Construction of Multi-storeyed Buildings on Plots Leased by PRDA As per Rule 20 of Patna Regional Development Authority (Disposal of Land) Rules, 1978, no plot or part thereof leased by the authority shall be transferred by sale or gift without the permission of the authority...................

Sector:
Local Bodies
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23 September 2014
Compliance Performance
Chhattisgarh
Report no 2 of 2014 -Annual Technical Inspection Report on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Chhattisgarh for the year ending 31 March 2013

Although training for the staff of DLFA had been conducted by the Accountant General, approval of Accountant General on audit plan was not obtained by the DLFA and sample Inspection Reports were not sent. The construction work of Haat Bazaar on which an expenditure of RS.30.28 lakh has been..................

Sector:
Local Bodies

REGION GRANT FUND Executive Summary Backward Region Grant Fund Programme (BRGF) was launched by the Government of India (Gol) in 2006-07 to redress regional imbalances in development of 15 backward districts of the State. The programme also includes eight districts of the State already covered..................

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