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Maharashtra
Report of 2005 - Financial Audit of Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions of Government of Maharashtra

No. Name of the department Number of schemes transferred to ZPs Total staff transferred to ZPs 1 School Education 4 1503 2 Cultural Affairs and Sports 3 - 3 Women and Child Welfare 10 - 4 Water Supply and Sanitation 3 1262 5 Public Health 6 9010 6 Agriculture 37 20501 7 Water Conservation 8 - 8...

Number of schemes Total staff Name of the department No. transferred to ZPs transferred to ZPs 1 School Education 4 1503 2 Cultural Affairs and Sports 3 - 3 Women and Child Welfare 10 - 4 3 Water Supply and 1262 Sanitation 5 Public Health 6 9010 6 Agriculture 37 20501 7 Water Conservation 8 - 8...

to tage to tage to 04 tage to (Prov.) -tage total total total total to total Health 540.69 12.30 557.17 1 1.70 591.01 11.22 616.63 10.82 663.12 10.39 Education 510.41 11.61 525.67 11.09 607.39 11.53 680.53 11.94 689.97 10.81 Water Supply 773.17 17.59 829.96 17.51 890.37 16.91 1021.8 17.92 1135.67...

These grants were required to be utilized for the maintenance of civic services in rural and urban areas such as primary education, primary health care, safe drinking water, street lighting, sanitation including drainage and scavenging facilities, public conveniences, cremation and...

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Kerala
Report of 2003 - Financial Audit of Local Self Government Institutions of Government of Kerala

Head of Accou nt Estimate Actu als Savin gs Percen tage saving to the estimate Public Works 12.40 6.55 5.85 47.18 1998-99 Erumeli Grama Panchay at Education 2.30 0.83 1.47 63.91 Maintenance of roads 3.00 1.38 1.62 54.00 1999-2000 Cheriyanad Gram a Panchay at Capital expenditure on education –...

Head of Account Estimate Actuals Savings Percentage Body saving to the estimate 1998-99 Erumeli Grama Public Works 12.40 6.55 5.85 47.18 Panchayat I Education 2.30 0.83 1.47 63.91 1999-2000 Cheriyanad Maintenance of roads 3.00 1.38 1.62 54.00 Grama Capital expenditure on 4.50 0.01 4.49 99.78...

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Karnataka
Report of 2007 - Financial Audit on Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Karnataka

(Paragraphs 2.3.7.3 and 2.3.7.4) The objective of providing education to all the chi ldren in the age group of 6$ 14 years through implementation of various programm es was not achieved due to shortfall in enrolment, increasing trend in drop$out rate, large number of vacancies in the posts of...

develop the income generating potential of land based activities provide full and adequate infrastructure for human resources development including education, health services and child care facilities generate significant levels of non-agricultural employment, especially for educated...

including 10 03 01 04 - 01 01 distribution 15 Non-conventional Energy 13 04 05 04 - - - 16 Poverty alleviation programme 61 25 19 17 - - - 17 Education including Primary 16 05 05 06 - - - Education and Secondary School 18 Technical Training 11 06 04 - - - 01 19 Adult and Non-formal...

(Paragraphs 2.3.7.3 and 2.3.7.4) The objective of providing education to all the children in the age group of 6- 14 years through implementation of various programmes was not achieved due to shortfall in enrolment, increasing trend in drop-out rate, large number of vacancies in the posts of...

(Paragraphs 2.3.7.3 and 2.3.7.4) The objective of providing education to all the children in the age group of 6- 14 years through implementation of various programmes was not achieved due to shortfall in enrolment, increasing trend in drop-out rate, large number of vacancies in the posts of...

Chapter Summary Allocation to Panchayat Raj Institutions by the State Government during 2004-07 constituted only 14 to 16 per cent of the total budget of the State Despite being pointed out in earlier Audit Reports, delays persisted in forwarding...

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

Similarly, two per cent of total project cost (Rs. 422.55 crore) of 48 districts was spent on Information Education and Communication (IEC) against the approval of 15 per cent. Funds for maintenance of school and Aganwadis latrines were not provided by the concerned departments. Convergence of...

Similarly, two per cent of total projects cost (Rs. 422.55 crore) was spent on Information Education and Communication (IEC) against 15 per cent as approved. Funds for maintenance of Schools and Aganwadis latrines were not provided by the concerned departments. Only 190 Gram Panchayats...

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Rural Development --------do-------- Devoluted Devoluted 17 Education including primary and secondary schools. School Education --------do-------- Devoluted Devoluted (20) 18 Technical training and vocational education. Man power and Technical --------do-------- -- -- Education 19 Adult and...

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Similarly, two per cent of total project cost (Rs. 422.55 crore) of 48 districts was spent on Information Education and Communication (IEC) against the approval of 15 per cent. Funds for maintenance of school and Aganwadis latrines were not provided by the concerned departments. Convergence of...

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Karnataka
Report of 2006 - Financial Audit on Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Karnataka

ofĀ  childrenĀ  inĀ  schools,Ā  th eĀ  GovernmentĀ  ofĀ  IndiaĀ  launchedĀ  theĀ  NationalĀ  ProgrammeĀ  ofĀ  NutritionalĀ  suppo rtĀ  toĀ  PrimaryĀ  EducationĀ  inĀ  AugustĀ  1995Ā  asĀ  aĀ  centrallyĀ  sponsoredĀ  sch eme.Ā  Ā  IntegratingĀ  theĀ  centrallyĀ  sponsoredĀ  schemeĀ  theĀ  StateĀ ...

the nutrition/learning level of children in schools, the Government of India launched the National Programme of Nutritional support to Primary Education in August 1995 as a centrally sponsored scheme. Integrating the centrally sponsored scheme the State Government launched (June 2002) the...

works (-)O.ll 90.93 90.82 - 84.16 84.16 (- )0.04 96.62 96.58 Social Services 892.42 2089.43 2981.85 842.62 2383.61 3226.23 1507.48 3075.88 4583.36 Education, Sports, Art and 140.61 1624.15 1764.76 221.01 1840.40 2061.41 706.16 2445.26 3151.42 Culture Health and Family 107.24 261.28 368.52...

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the nutrition learning level of children in schools, the Government of India launched the National Programme of Nutritional support to Primary Education in August 1995 as a centrally sponsored scheme. Integrating the centrally sponsored scheme the State Government launched (June 2002) the...

Audit Report (Pane hay at Raj Institutions) for the year ended 31 March 2007 2.2 Accelerated Rural Water Supply Programme_ Highlights With the objective of providing 40 litres per capita per day of safe drinking water to all the rural habitations...

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Total DPs Reviews DPs Reviews DPs Reviews DPs Reviews DPs Reviews DPs Reviews Rural Development - - 10 2 15 1 9 2 15 3 49 8 and Panchayat Raj Education 2 - - - - - - - - - 2 - Finance 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - Forest, Ecology and 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - Environment Social Welfare - - 1 - 1 -...

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06 December 2014
Financial
Himachal Pradesh
Report of 2012 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Himachal Pradesh

The 73rd Constitutional amendment gave a constitutional status to the Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs). As a follow up, all the 29 functions listed in 11th Schedule of the Constitution were devolved by the Department to the PRIs. However, funds...

Sector:
Social Welfare |
Social Infrastructure

Chairperson Social Justice Performs the functions like promotion of Parishad Committee education, economic, social, cultural and other interests of the SCs/STs/BCs. Education and Health Undertakes the planning of education in the Committee district within the framework of the national policy and...

Social Justice Deputy Mayor in Municipal Performs functions relating to Committee Corporation and President in promotion of education and (ULBs) Municipal Council/ Nagar economic, social, cultural and Panchayat other interests of SC&ST and backward classes, women and other weaker...

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Compliance Financial
Jharkhand
Report of 2011 - Report of the Examiner of Local Accounts, Jharkhand on Urban Local Bodies, for the year ended 31 March 2010 - Government of Jharkhand

below: Under the provisions of the Acts in force, all collections such as tax on holding, water tax, latrine tax, collection charges of health cess & education cess, tax on vehicles, tax on trades, professions, callings and employments, fee on registration of vehicles etc. are sources of tax...

Sector:
Local Bodies

Tax on Holding, water tax, latrine tax, collection charges of health cess & education cess, tax on vehicles, tax on trades, professions, callings and employments, fee on registration of vehicles etc. are the major sources of tax revenue and building plan sanction fees, mutation fees of...

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OVERVIEW The Report contains six chapters containing observations of audit on accounts and financial management, revenue receipts, establishment, transaction audit and implementation of schemes. A synopsis of the audit findings contained in the...

below: Under the provisions of the Acts in force, all collections such as tax on holding, water tax, latrine tax, collection charges of health cess & education cess, tax on vehicles, tax on trades, professions, callings and employments, fee on registration of vehicles etc. are sources of tax...

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Goa
Report of 2011 - Financial Audit on Urban Local Bodies and Panchayati Raj Institutions, Government of Goa

However , Annual 9 (a) General Standing Committee; (b) Finance, Audit and Planning Committee; (c) Social Justice Committee; (d) Education and Health Committee; (e) Agriculture and Industries Committee; (f) Taluka Devel opment Committee. 10 (i) Production Committee; (ii) Socia l Justice...

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Urban poverty alleviation No Yes 12 Provision of Urban amenities and facilities Yes Yes such as park, gardens, playgrounds 13 Provision of Cultural, education and No No aesthetic aspects 14 Burial and burial grounds, cremation and Yes Yes cremation grounds and electric crematorium 15 Cattle...

However, Annual 9 (a) General Standing Committee; (b) Finance, Audit and Planning Committee; (c) Social Justice Committee; (d) Education and Health Committee; (e) Agriculture and Industries Committee; (f) Taluka Development Committee. 10 (i) Production Committee; (ii) Social Justice...

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11 November 2014
Compliance Performance
Gujarat
Report No. 5 of 2014 - Performance and Compliance Audit on Local Bodies, Government of Gujarat

This Report contains four chapters. The first and the third chapters contain a summary of finances and accounts of Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) and Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) respectively The second chapter contains two Performance Audits, one...

Information, Education and Communication (TEC) activities to spread awareness among public was not carried out properly as the targets set in the Annual Action Plan were not achieved Rural Sanitary Marts opened were not operational in any of the Districts test checked and the loans...

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Welfare of weaker sections particularly of the SCs and STs Fully devolved 15. Primary and Secondary Education Partially devolved 16. Adult and non-formal education Partially devolved 17. Cultural activities Partially devolved 18. Social welfare, including welfare of handicapped and men¬...

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viii Overview Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities to spread awareness among public was not carried out properly as the targets set in the Annual Action Plan were not achieved. Rural Sanitary Marts opened were not operational in any of the Districts test checked and...

The increase in proportion of social service expenditure indicates an increased investment made in education, which points towards a positive development in the society. 1.7 State Finance Commission Article 243 I of the Constitution made it mandatory for the State Government to constitute a State...

preparation of Draft Project Reports (DPRs), training, community participation, Information, Education and Communication (IEC), etc. for which UDBs could engage consultants and seek reimbursement from Gol. Audit observed that GUDM had engaged consultants for capacity building, but no...

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04 March 2014
Compliance Financial
Jharkhand
Report of 2012 - Report of the Examiner of Local Accounts, Jharkhand on Urban Local Bodies, for the year ended 31 March 2011 - Government of Jharkhand

2 11 Short reali sation of Settlement am ount 2.3. 3 11 Education and Health cess 2.3. 4 12 Outstanding Tax 2.3. 5 13 Outstanding rent of Municipal Properties 2.3. 6 15 Infructuous expenditure on Loan application fee 2.4.1 16 Internal Control Mechanism 2.5 17 Conclusion 2.6 18 Recommenda tions...

Sector:
Local Bodies

The ULBs replied in September, 2012 that action is being taken to realise the outstanding amount from the bidders. 2.3.4 Education and Health cess Education cess and Health cess at the prescribed percentage is to be levied and collected by the ULBs under the Bihar Primary Education...

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9 Misappropriation of revenue collected 2.3.1 10 Receipt Books not produced before audit 2.3.2 11 Short realisation of Settlement amount 2.3.3 11 Education and Health cess 2.3.4 12 Outstanding Tax 2.3.5 13 Outstanding rent of Municipal Properties 2.3.6 15 Infructuous expenditure on Loan...

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T^PDF Your complimentary use period has ended. ^Complete Thank you for using PDF Complete. OVERVIEW The Report contains three chapters namely: introduction, audit of transactions and response to audit. A synopsis of the audit findings contained in...

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of buildings, 2 Water supply for domestic, Planning for economic and social Promotion of cultural, industrial and commercial development. educational and purposes. aesthetic aspects. 3 Sanitation, conservation and Roads and bridges. solid waste management. 4 Slum improvement and...

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