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As States Enter Election Season, Important CAG Reports Remain Unavailable to the Public When an elected government fails to present CAG of India’s audit reports in state assembly during its last year in the office, it short circuits the legislative accountability enshrined in India’s constitution. Photo: mohamed_hassan/Pixabay Over the next month, millions of voters will exercise their democratic rights in four states and one union territory in what are widely being seen as key legislative assembly elections. Will they have sufficient information available to them regarding the perf...

Number of CAG Reports on Centre Down by 75% Over the Last Five Years: RTI The CAG had pointed out multi-layered irregularities during the UPA government. The reports became crucial in blighting the government’s image which the BJP used widely to come to power in 2014.  The logo of the Indian Audit and Accounts Department. Government07/Mar/2021 New Delhi: A reply to a RTI application indicates that India’s top audit body, the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG), which played a crucial role in bringing to the fore some crucial incidents of alleged frauds during the UPA r...

An inordinate number of reports have been delayed over the last few years, especially during the tenure of the former CAG Rajiv Mehrishi.

National February 26, 2021 KARACHI: In an exciting development, K-Electric (KE), one of Pakistan’s largest power companies, has launched “KHI Awards”, an award programme that seeks to incentivize those organisations who have embraced and owned the city of Karachi in the name of hope, peace and development. These awards commemorate the rich history of Karachi by paying tributes to organisations from all walks of life, especially those social-entrepreneurs and innovative business ventures whose work benefits Karachi through social, infrastructural, and cultural contexts. Whilst announcin...

By Saman Indrajith  Members of the Parliamentary watchdog committee- COPE (Committee on Public Enterprises) severely reprimanded the officials of the scandal-ridden Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) yesterday for their irresponsible attitudes and manner of handling finances. The Sri Lanka Cricket officials were reprimanded at a probe conducted by the COPE at the parliamentary complex yesterday where it had been found that officials had not come there prepared with documents necessary for the audit, parliament sources said.  The COPE investigation lasted for around one and half hours when its members ...