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Framework to improve operational efficiency of expenditures

Framework to improve operational efficiency of expenditures
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Design a framework to improve operational efficiency of expenditures through focus on utilization, targets and outcomes.

Design a framework to improve operational efficiency of expenditures through focus on utilization, targets and outcomes.

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Sandeep Rokade
Sandeep Rokade 11 years 9 months ago
Dear Sir Pls pay attention to the school admission process. Today it has become big problem for parents to get their kids admitted to a good school due to the donation money, fees etc. Why is the Gvt not controlling this part of the education system. There are many private tutions that are charging very high fees why the school does not prepare the student rather than the tution class. Pls clean up the education system
Mohit Gaur
Mohit Gaur 11 years 9 months ago
About wastage --- In electricity board there are lots of employee and every employee take subsidy in electricity, so every one don't think about this and consume more units as compare businesses class. so i think every one from electric board allotted units and after that this unit take charges these unit because no one which from electricity board, think about electricity consume more electricity.
rajkumar pandey
rajkumar pandey 11 years 9 months ago
ONE WORK ONE AGENCY -- for example in Delhi, if you want to get your road repaired or get public lights or sanitation or any such small works in a residential colony, you do not know, which agency will do it --- municipality or delhi government department or CPWD etc. The existence of multiple agencies for the same work, is the biggest waste of tax payer money. it is time to clearly define each and every work in the list of distribution of work in consititution and save money
prakash chandra
prakash chandra 11 years 9 months ago
more than 1 departments are imlementing schemes for same purpose & beneficiaries are same for all schemes..1 scheme be run for same purpose.eg schemes of sc/st,hrd,rural dev. 2- monetoring of central schemes be as far as by sme or any other deptof central govt.like schemes of HRD ,rural dev can easily be monitored by 62 field offices of Off of Dc handicrafts of Min of Textiles. 3- the schemes for common men may be made with moderate budget under 2-3 sub heads so may be implemented easily
Prakash Gowindye
Prakash Gowindye 11 years 9 months ago
The amount of petrol/diesel we waste because of our faulty and congested roads or due to delays in building unnecessary concrete bridges can be definitely saved if we come up with unique ideas of decongesting our road transport by adopting to steel bridges which are more cost effective and less time consuming
Prakash Gowindye
Prakash Gowindye 11 years 9 months ago
I am not a civil engineer to suggest that steel bridges are more economical but as a lay man who has access to internet, I am able to come up with many articles / papers which highlight the superiority of steel bridges over concrete.
Prakash Gowindye
Prakash Gowindye 11 years 9 months ago
While the inordinate delay is mainly due to land acquisition process, ego clash as to who will get the name when the project gets completed, politician-contractor nexus, another reason is the project depends upon concrete bridges for the metro track. I have witnessed the snail pace in which the entire process of digging land, laying concrete blocks and curing them for months together. All these result in delay in project completion, escalated cost and increased vehicle traffic congestion.
Prakash Gowindye
Prakash Gowindye 11 years 9 months ago
Sir, This is with respect to the bridges that are being built in India. I see we use concrete bridges as against steel bridges. Concrete bridges take lot of time to get operational and their overall life cycle cost is very high when compared to steel bridges. Steel bridges are cost effective and are operational in very short time. To give an example, in Bengalooru where Metro project is going on for about a decade with only one phase opened to general public.
Harsh Patel
Harsh Patel 11 years 9 months ago
Hello sir, there must be bill system for all business. This is huge source of fraud regarding tax. Bill must be compulsory for 1 rs product to all. If customer and shop keeper fail to follow then there must be law for such robbery for both side. Government should make transaction by debit/credit card more convenient and less chargeable. This will indirectly helpful for government and reduce the corruption regarding tax. There must be limit for cash for buying products( Particularly gold)
Praveen Kumar
Praveen Kumar 11 years 9 months ago
We should do away with the least quote (L1) system for purchases that exists in the government sector. Due to L1 we usually end up buying substandard things and this is a waste of money.