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542.7.7 BANK BALANCES HELD BY THE S
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56audited earlier than the issue of
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58The Society did not maintain sepa
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60MAINTENANCE OF ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT
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62Further, it was seen that the Ann
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64NPEGEL and KGBV separately withou
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66(vii) The Mission did not charge
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68Bengal to CLRCS and school level
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70SPO, Salt Lake AND DPOs, Murshida
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728. Most of the schools visited ha
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74d) Rs.40,000.00 being computer gr
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763.10 INTERNAL AUDIT :In terms of
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78CHAPTER-4SCHOOLS, TEACHERS, STUDE
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80primary and upper primary schools
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824.8 STUDENTS :4.8.1 Primary Educa
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84Position of teachers in relation
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86Table 21ParticularsTotal member o
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88teachers were trained on Physical
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904.11 STATE COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL
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92Child Census-2006, was conducted
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94also offered by P&RDD, NSK which
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96The overall completion, Repeater,
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984.12.5 BRIDGE COURSE CENTRES ( BC
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10087,020) with a view to enrolling
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102Out of 1,233 Study Centres appro
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104Table 302005-06 2006-07 2007-08
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106September 2008) only 5.08% of th
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1084.13.3 The table below depicts t
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110During 2008-09 (upto November 20
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11214.13.6 The following table depi
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114Educational QualificationTrainin
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116Table 33YearTarget Physi calC WS
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118The circumstances attributable t
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120conditions, etc. Records reveale
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122Diagnostic Achievement Test (DAT
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124YearTarget10 days regula r teach
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126end of Classes-II and IV. Howeve
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128Table 34(Rs. in lakh)PrimaryPhys
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130South 24-Parganas -Shortfall in
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132TABLE-1Table 36(Rs. In lakh)2005
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134primary school teachers were not
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136CHAPTER-66.1 MAINTENANCE GRANTPa
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138disburse 44.87 per cent of the m
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140CHAPTER-77.1 Maintenance and rep
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142District Project Office through
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1442008). The District Project Offi
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146CHAPTER-88.1 FREE TEST BOOKSAt p
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148But in absence of any account of
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150The Village Education Committee
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152TABLE-4 2Financial ProgressActiv
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154expenditure of Rs.549.35 lakh wa
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156Table 45(Rs. In lakh)2 0 0 5 -2
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1582 0 0 5 -2 00 6Type o fI nstruct
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160(SIS) released lump sum of Rs.60
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162It was revealed from records tha
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164and improving upon quality of le
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166Besides ,an amount of Rs.1,96,37
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168were procured and suppliedduring
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170years (2005-06 and 2006-07) and
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172and effective for the students,
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174[Amount in lakh]Date of release
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176(c) to improve the Quality of ed
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1782. Birbhum 50.35 19.363. Cooch B
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180NPEGEL further provides that blo
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182declaring EBB status and 4 (iden
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184districts fulfilling the main pa
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186It was observed that (i) there w
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188(iii) For the years 2005-2006 to
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190population with low female liter
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192Sl.NoDistr icts(identif ie d)Tot
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194numbers of out of school girls i
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196construction of hostels under KG
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198released by both the Government
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20011.2.6 The KGBV school visited b
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202Number ofAWCsChildrenYearState M
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204Pri ma ry Ed ucation(i n pe rcen
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206The State Mission undertook the
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208South 24 Pg s. 3 3 .07 1 .63 1 1
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210As per para 36.1 of the MFM & P,
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212Darjeeling 2 6 .35 1 .58 1 8 .76
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214IMPROPER UTILISATION OF SSA FUND
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216please be stated over of the amo
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218Apart from the above, one volunt
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220An abstract of specific features
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222♦A section of the population i
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224(i) Schools having dilapidated b
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226(Kandi CLRC) damaged and water l
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228Under SSA norms, one time grant
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230Purandarpur High, Nabagram Saunt
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2326 Khidir pur Primary7 Ugra Bhatp
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234Thus out of 56 schools visited b
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236No instance of delay in commence
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238door survey and identified the c
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240cement bags, Mats etc. students
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242In all the schools visited by th
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244It emerges from the above table
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246(i)To enhance the performance of
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248However, supply of free text boo
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250programme remained suspended til
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25215.30 Non-availability of water
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254CLRc, and schools is necessary a
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256Study Team. Special and differen
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25816.10 CWSNThe expenditures on CW