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HomeAuthorsMonali Phadtare

Articles by Monali Phadtare

About Monali Phadtare
Monali Phadtare is a civil servant in the Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IAAS) – Batch of 2017. She is currently working as a Deputy Accountant General in the office of Principal Accountant General (Audit I), Karnataka. She is responsible for audit of 24 departments of Karnataka State including Finance, GST, Excise, Stamp Duty and Registration, Primary, Secondary, Higher and Technical Education , Skill Development, Labor and Employment department. She is assisting Students as Mentor for Katalyst NGO. She has done B.Tech in Computers and MA in Public Administration. Prior to this she was working as Assistant Manager in BPCL and Student Partner for Microsoft.
Zebra enclosure at the Bannerghata National Park
Civic

CAG audit reveals glaring gaps in animal health care in Bengaluru and other state zoos

October 28, 2022 E P Nivedita and Monali Phadtare

Audit reveals short/excess procurement of food, lack of adequate trained staff, and treatment facilities, etc., plaguing animals in the state’s zoos.

Encroached footpaths on road leading to Siddapura Road Junction from NIMHANS. Pic: The Footpath Initiative
Infrastructure

Road safety: Audit reveals BBMP roads most hazardous, with 19-20 hazards per km

August 3, 2022 E P Nivedita and Monali Phadtare

Even during the 2020 lockdown, targets for reduction in fatal accidents, as compared to 2015 figures, were not realised.

Construction workers on a busy road
Governance

Why the cess meant for welfare of construction workers remains largely unutilised

June 8, 2022 E P Nivedita and Monali Phadtare

Despite a state board to provide for their welfare, construction workers get nothing from the bounty others reap from the real estate boom of recent times.

Ganite quarry
Governance

Audit revealed Karnataka lost Rs 191.96 crore due to Illegal mining

May 4, 2022 E P Nivedita and Monali Phadtare

Environmental impact of quarrying include alteration of terrain, soil erosion, loss of habitat for some species and decrease in ground water recharge.


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