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Any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management

Any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2014
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Consider any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management in Central Government and make suitable recommendations.

Consider any other relevant issue concerning Public Expenditure Management in Central Government and make suitable recommendations.

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Suresh Gupta
Suresh Gupta 11 years 10 months ago
Dept of Expenditure issues instructions on Expenditure Management – Economy Measures and Rationalization of Expenditure (OM No. 7(2)/E.Coord/2013 dated 18.09.2013). Secretaries are fully responsible to ensure compliance of these measures. No ministry/dept takes these instructions seriously. Bureau of Indian Standards have taken a stand that these instructions are not applicable on it as it is not funded by the Govt. If there is no discipline in expenditure then no useful purpose will be served.
Pushpak Kamalasanan
Pushpak Kamalasanan 11 years 10 months ago
Modi Ji Stack Ranking of departments across India on performance level and cost saving will generate to awareness to perform even media can be used as a tool to enhance the speed for the completion of the project.People with poor performance has to be placed under a development plan and if there is no Improvement they should be removed .Perform or Perish .A platform for national level performance of government departments and employees much be made public on a website.
Balsajith Sivadas
Balsajith Sivadas 11 years 10 months ago
Dear Modiji, One thing which can reduce admin costs immediately is to avoid all paperwork and get them to e-governance. If the govt offices do this with complete interlinking across the country, this will bring costs down by at least 30% overall. Yes during first 2 years you may need to invest or have a BOT model but after that it becomes so smooth and normal. This will also help the digital india movement as there is no other organization who can reach so far deep into common man.
aj kumar sachan
aj kumar sachan 11 years 10 months ago
every govt dept. both state & central purchase a lot of items from market following applicable govt. purchase rules. if govt make it rule that purchase from online e-commerce websites viz amazon,flipkart,ebay,snapdeal,etc is also permitted then there will be tremendous reduction in prices of items. it will be faster & secure also. this measure will save a lot of govt. money & corruption can be controlled.
DR SACHIDANANDA SAMANTARAY
DR SACHIDANANDA SAMANTARAY 11 years 10 months ago
The fuel allowances given by Government as well as some PSUs should be immediately stopped as it encourages travel by own vehicle thereby increases more fuel consumption adds more pollutants to environment and decreases precious foreign exchange.
Sandip Chatterjee
Sandip Chatterjee 11 years 10 months ago
SIR, THE FOREIGN DEFENCE MANUFACTURERS HAVE NO INTEREST IN MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENTS IN OUR COUNTRY.THEY KNOW THAT UNTIL WE DEVELOP OUR OWN REQUIREMENTS OURSELVES, WE WILL ALWAYS BE DEPENDENT ON THEM FOR ALL OUR MILITARY REQUIREMENTS.SO WHEN THERE IS NO COMPULSION TO MANUFACTURE IN OUR COUNTRY THEY WILL JUST KEEP MAKING US A FOOL AND WOULD NOT MANUFACTURE HERE IN OUR COUNTRY.
Sandip Chatterjee
Sandip Chatterjee 11 years 10 months ago
IF WE DON'T STOP EXCESSIVELY EXPENSIVE MILITARY AND CIVILIAN IMPORTS, THEN NOT ONLY PRICE WILL RISE DUE TO THE RISING VALUE OF DOLLAR AGAINST THE INDIAN RUPEE,BUT ALSO THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR WILL BE TOTALLY DESTROYED. IT IS HIGH TIME THAT WE STAND UP FOR OURSELVES,AND START MAKING ALL TYPES OF MILITARY AND CIVILIAN EQUIPMENTS OURSELVES. WE MUST NOT RELY ON FOREIGNERS THEY ONLY COME HERE IN OUR COUNTRY TO MAKE PROFIT OUT OF US.NONE OF THEM WILL GIVE THEIR VALUABLE TECHNOLOGY TO US.
Sandip Chatterjee
Sandip Chatterjee 11 years 10 months ago
SIR, WE SHOULD STOP ALL IMPORTS ESPECIALLY EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE MILITARY IMPORTS LIKE AIRCRAFT AND ALSO VERY EXPENSIVE CIVILIAN IMPORTS LIKE BULLET TRAINS FROM JAPAN AND CHINA. WE SHOULD RATHER INVEST THIS PUBLIC MONEY IN DEVELOPING OUR OWN REQUIREMENTS OURSELVES. THIS IS THE PRIME REASON WHY WE HAVE FISCAL DEFICIT,THAT IS WE IMPORT TOO MUCH AND HENCE HAVE TO RELY ON FOREIGN FUNDS(FDI) FOR RUNNING OUR COUNTRY.
Udit Nayak
Udit Nayak 11 years 10 months ago
Respected sir, every year the fund for KBK fund return due to unuse. Kalahandi is a trible district now also 65% child are uneducated. So you can imagine the poor percentage of kalahandi. And i want to work for my district. 9658685843
Ganesan M
Ganesan M 11 years 10 months ago
GOI must adopt a zero based budgeting system. The present system is to add a percentage to the previous year income and expenditure and present the next year budget. This system should be replaced by the zero based budgeting system.