What Is the Cag Report?

What Is the Cag Report?
CAG Union Audit Reports
The Union Audit Reports of the Comptroller andAuditor General of India, contain the findings of transaction auditand performance audit in the areas i.e. Civil Audit, Audit ofAutonomous Bodies, Defence Services, Railways, Receipts of theGovernment and Central Commercial.

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Considering this, what is the full form of CAG?

CAG stands for Comptroller and Auditor General ofIndia. It is an authority which is established under Article 148 ofthe constitution of India. Its primary role is to audit all theexpenditure of central government, state government andorganizations which are financed by the government.

who scrutinizes the report of CAG? Which parliamentary committee scrutinizes thereport of Comptroller and Auditor General (C & AG) ofIndia? Comptroller & Auditor General of India is a guardian ofthe Union Government. The post of C & AG has been created bythe Constitution and appointed by the President as per Article 148(1).

Regarding this, what is CAG and its function?

CAG – Appointment & Term, Powers andFunctions. The main function of CAG isto audit accounts of govt and to comment on wastefulness orextravagance of expenditure and technicality or legally receipts ofrevenue. Appointment and Oath. The CAG is appointed bythe President under his hand and seal.

How is CAG removed?

CAG can be removed by the President onlyin accordance with the procedure mentioned in the Constitution thatis the manner same as removal of a Supreme Court Judge. Heis ineligible to hold any office, either under the Government ofIndia or of any state, once he retires/ resigns as aCAG.

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How do I get a job at CAG?

You can qualify for CAG through the examinationconducted by SSC and UPSC. If you qualify through SSC( StaffSelection Commission), you would be joining as an Auditor. Later,Auditor gets promoted to Senior Auditor after three years. After 2years of Job, you get permanent.

Who is first CAG of India?

V. Narahari Rao was an Indian civil servant whoserved the Indian Audit and Accounts service in thepost-independence India. He served as the first CAGfrom 1948 to 1954. The Government of India awarded him thethird highest civilian honour of the Padma Bhushan, in 1954, forhis contributions to civil service.
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