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GFR Rule 237 | Annual Accounts, Audits & Accountability Timeline

🔸GFR Rule 237 Explained, Audit Timeline Rules 2026 🔸Imagine an autonomous body funded by the Government. 🔸Public money comes with one timeless rule, timely accounts, timely audit, timely reporting to Parliament. 🔸GFR Rule 237 enforces this discipline through a strict and non-negotiable timeline. 🔸It ensures that the CAG of India completes audits on time and Parliament receives verified data without delay. 1. First Deadline, 30th June • Annual Accounts must be approved and authenticated • Submitted to the concerned Audit Office by 30th June • This marks the official start of the audit process 🔸A delay at this stage affects the entire accountability chain. 2. Second Deadline, 31st October • CAG issues the final Separate Audit Report in English • Audit Certificate is provided • Report sent to the autonomous body or the concerned Government 🔸Accounts become officially audited and certified at this stage. 3. Final Deadline, 31st December • Annual Report and Audited Accounts submitted to the Nodal Ministry • Ministry places them before Parliament 🔸This ensures transparency, scrutiny and public trust. 🔸Timeline Summary • 30th June, Accounts submitted • 31st October, Audit completed • 31st December, Report placed before Parliament 🔸Any delay is not just a file delay. 🔸It weakens accountability, governance and public trust. 🔸In simple words, Rule 237 delivers one clear message. 🔸If you use public money, you must report on time. 🔸For Support, connect at 9999119365. 🔸 For Queries Write your queries at rohitsemwal73@gmail.com 🔸 Disclaimer Rohit Semwal/Bidz365 is not affiliated, directly or indirectly, with the Government-e-Marketplace (GeM), the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, any Central or State Government Ministries or Departments, Central or State Public Sector Undertakings, or any other Department of the Government of India or State Governments for the procurement of goods and projects for potential businesses. Some content is used for educational purposes under Fair Use. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976 states that Fair Use is permitted for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair Use is a legally allowed use that might otherwise be infringing. Non profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of Fair Use. All credit for copyrighted material used in the video goes to the respective owners.