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Title: 64TH MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS


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64TH MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
  • JKSRTC
  • SRINAGAR
  • 25.7.2005

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Introduction
  • Introductory Remarks by Honble Chairman
  • Remarks by Honble MoS
  • Review of Performance
  • Agenda Items

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Agenda Item No3 Review of Performance 2004-2005
  • Average Growth Rate 41
  • Overall Revenue for 2004-2005
  • Rs. 65.01 crores
  • Overall revenue for 2003-2004
  • Rs. 46.21 crores
  • Corporation lost at least Rs. 5 crores due to
    unprecedented winter
  • Performance could have been even better
  • Monthly Data

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Overall Revenue 2004-2005
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Positive Aspects of 2004-2005
  • Each single month a record in itself
  • Previous record revenue of Rs 514.225 Lakhs
    during a single month achieved in July 2001-02
    exceeded in seven out of twelve months of the
    financial year
  • Corporation exceeded Rs. 6 crore figure in three
    months June,2004, Aug,2004 and Oct,2004 by
    earning landmark revenues of Rs. 600.344 lakhs,
    631.300 lakhs and 611.052 lakhs respectively
  • Comparison with National Data

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Decline in Budgetary Support
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Decline in Plan assistance
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Implications
  • Reduction in Plan Assistance
  • Reduction in non Plan assistance
  • Difficulty in getting even reduced plan
    assistance almost three months behind at this
    stage
  • Non payment of dues
  • Withdrawal of basic operational facilities
  • The Corporation is loosing at least Rs. 50 lacs
    /month due to non payments
  • Board of Directors may like to discuss

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Comparison of Key Operational Parameters with
Hill STUs
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Agenda Item No 4 Performance for First Quarter
2005-2006
  • The Corporation is in operational profits since
    May 2005
  • The corporation earned overall revenue of
    Rs.2001.46 lacs against an overall earning of Rs.
    1605.52 lacs during the same quarter in
    20004-2005
  • The Corporation achieved growth rate of 25
    despite very poor April

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Volume of Operations First Quarter
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Bank Position for June 2005 Opening
Balance(-)95180262.68
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Agenda Item No 5 Action Taken Report
  • Pending Issues
  • Recruitment Rules
  • Delegation of Powers
  • Commercial Exploitation of Assets
  • Unauthorized plying of vehicles
  • V.R.S
  • Financial Package
  • Restoration of routes
  • Hiring of private vehicles
  • Engagement of doctors

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OUTSTANDING AS ON 31ST JUNE, 2005
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Agenda Item No. 6 Budgeted Income and
Expenditure 2004-05
  • Budgeted Income Rs. 45 crores
  • Budgeted Expenditure Rs. 80.66 crores
  • Actual Income Rs. 63.75 operational and overall
    income Rs. 65.01 crores
  • Additional Income over budget Rs. 20 crores
  • Actual Expenditure Rs. 84.71 crores
  • Excess expenditure over budget Rs. 4.71 crores
  • Break Up HSD-2.79 spares-0.65
    tyre/tubes/flaps-25licenses and taxes-0.70
    TA/DA-9Int on OD-16
  • Board may confirm excess expenditure (Annexure
    A4)

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Budget Estimates for First Quarter and Actual
Income and Expenditure
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Agenda Item No.6 Audited Accounts of 2003-2004
  • Net Loss Rs. 53.89 crores
  • Accumulated Losses Rs 544.25 crores
  • State Contribution Rs. 25.43 crores meant for
    GPF/CPF diverted to meet salary expenses
  • Reconciliation of Interest payable to state
    Government
  • Non provision of
  • CPF Interest of Rs. 7.64 crores
  • MACT Awards and interest

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Agenda Item No. 7 Audit 2003-2004
  • Inter Unit Adjustment Rs. 4.97 crores
  • Persistent Irregularities
  • Accounting Methodology
  • Classification of Good, bad and doubtful debts
  • Recovery Delays
  • Corrective Steps
  • Posting of trained AAO/AO
  • Computerization
  • TALLY
  • Separate Cadre of Accounts, Statistical and
    Planning cadre
  • Outsourcing

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Agenda Item No.8 Raising of Loan of Rs. 6 Crores
for Acquisition of Trucks
  • Request made to JK Bank
  • Approval of Board Members obtained by circulation
  • Expected Rate of Interest 9.5
  • No. of trucks to be acquired 70
  • Net expected increase in revenue Rs. 25
    lacs/month or Rs. 3 crores year
  • Gross increase in revenue Rs. 7 crores
  • Together with acquisition of 50 Buses,
    acquisition would enable corporation to enter an
    era of robust profit

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Agenda Item No. 9 Release of 9 Installments of
COLA
  • Monthly Expenses Rs. 15 Lacs
  • Just Reward of BEST EVER PERFORMANCE SINCE 1948
  • Motivation
  • Comparison
  • No additional burden on the Government
  • Costs would be met by Corporation

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Agenda Item No. 10Purchases during 2004-2005
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