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AuditOnline

Santhosh Kumar 14/07/2023

AuditOnline upsc notes
Launched by Ministry of Panchayati Raj
Action Taken Report (ATR) Module
Of AuditOnline
Launched through a virtual event
About AuditOnline
Open-source software
Developed by Ministry of Panchayati Raj
Part of
Panchayat Enterprise Suite
Under e-Panchayat Mission Mode Project
Part of Digital India Programme
Along with eGramSwaraj
Another user-friendly accounting application
Aims
To promote transparency and accountability
In financial management of Panchayats
Advantages
Enables online audits
Of Panchayat accounts
Generates audit reports
Documents observations
Monitors actions taken in response to audit findings
ATR Module will enable
Efficient, empowered, and corruption-free Panchayats
In managing funds
Target
To audit all Panchayat accounts
To meet the criteria of the Fifteenth Finance Commission
For subsequent grants

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