...Ronojoy Sen Abstract In early 2013, India's then comptroller and auditor general (CAG), Vinod Rai, while delivering a speech at Harvard University's Kennedy School, wondered whether his office should be confined to being “mere accountants.” That this question could be raised in a public forum...

.... Reference Sen Ronojoy . 2013 . Going Beyond Mere Accounting: The Changing Role of India's Auditor General . Journal of Asian Studies 72 ( 4 ). 10.1017/S0021911813001642 ...

.... MALAYSIA. Estimates of the Malaysia federal rev- enue and expenditure. 1964-1965. Kuala Lumpur. . Official year book. v. 4-5. 1964-65. Kuala Lumpur. . AUDIT DEPT. Report of the Auditor-General on the account of the State of Johore. 1964-65. Kuala Lumpur. . . Report of the Auditor-General on the accounts...

... monitor and general news. v. 20. 1967. London. MALAYSIA. Estimates of the Malaysia federal rev- enue and expenditure. 1964-1965. Kuala Lumpur. . Official year book. v. 4-5. 1964-65. Kuala Lumpur. . AUDIT DEPT. Report of the Auditor-General on the account of the State of Johore. 1964-65. Kuala Lumpur...

... in America. I recently assigned this book for an undergraduate course on post-1945 Korean history. Among my students was a senior auditor who served in the U.S. military from 1954 to 1956. Having been shaped by a very different set of assumptions about the war, he remarked that the book had been the source...

... is to ignore or quash protest, especially when it bubbles up around the dream of “catching up.” A recent example will illustrate this point. In early August 2011, India's state auditor released its final report on the 2010 Commonwealth Games. The 744-page document revealed that the games, held in Delhi, were...

... positions were chairman, vice-chairman, president, vice-president, director, standing auditor, or other position of equal authority or influence. The defined positions in the two classifications (principal and ordinary) constituted “public office” for business companies and the agencies listed in paragraphs...

...., 1965. 347 pp., Postscript, Appendix, Bibliography, Index. 42s. Students of constitutional practice in contemporary India have come to expect excellence in the contributions of Mr. Asok Chanda, as expert on financial administration, the former Comptroller and Auditor General of India, and the author...

... of a book on the 1943 Bengal famine (1982) and an auditor at the workshop, concludes the symposium. Members of the workshop were: David D. Buck (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee), Robert Eric Entenmann (Harvard University), Francois Godement (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales...

... of the few scientists in their midst as emblematic of the whole missionary enterprise? Hsia concedes in chapter 1 that the missionaries strategically chose science and technology as keys to a successful religious mission: “had Chinese auditors been more interested in the niceties of French or Italian cuisine...

... on the peninsula before serving as Keisho president from 1932 until 1939- Kada served as an auditor of the Chosen Commercial Bank (Akihishi 1942:2, 9, 13) and on the boards of the Chosen Railway and the North Chosen Development Railway companies, both investments of Mitsubishi Mining. Kada also served...

... unchallenged control only began to unravel around 1922, when the group's indebtedness could no longer be hidden. A consortium of four modern Chinese banks stepped in and forced Zhang to give their inspectors and auditors control over the running of the factories. Overextension and unfavorable external factors...

... a doctorate in political science but has often worked as a journalist, it is titled “Going Beyond Mere Accounting: The Changing Role of India's Auditor General” and explores the surprising surge to political “prominence” of an organization that had spent “most of its 150-year-plus existence” being seen...

.... Report. 1965. Malaysia. 1966. London. Penang. MALAYSIA. AUDIT DEPARTMENT. Report of the Auditor-General on the accounts of the State of Negri Sembilan. 1964. Kuala Lumpur. 1965. . . Report of the Auditor-General on Perpustakaan. v. 1, no. 1. 1966. Singapore. Perpustakaan Malaysia, v. 1, no. 2. 1965...

... elaborated, giving to the terse originals a wealth of naturalistic, but nonetheless fanciful detail, calculated to convince his auditors of the plausibility of what was inherently incredible. The form in which these stories were presented to the listening public had several characteristic features. They were...

.... Section 7. Annual audit. There shall be an annual audit of the books of the Association, the results of which shall be reported at the annual Membership Meeting. The Association may employ an auditor. Section 8. A Nominating Committee of five shall be appointed by the Board of Directors to serve for two...

... not, however, seem to be any real difficulty in seeing the “auditor” as a temple official. 86 BEFEO , XXVIII (1928), p. 78, n. 1, Prasat Trapan Run stele, lines 38f. The translator questions whether varnāśrama is here a proper name or a juridical term. 87 IC , VI, p. 267, Prah Vihar...

... come to expect excellence in the contributions of Mr. Asok Chanda, as expert on financial administration, the former Comptroller and Auditor General of India, and the author of Indian Administration. In his present work, Mr. Chanda examines critically the nature of the federal system in India...

... be an annual audit of the books of the Association, the results of which shall be reported at the annual Membership Meeting. The Association may employ an auditor. Section 8. A Nominating Committee of five shall be appointed by the Board of Directors to serve for two years, but terms shall be so arranged...

... second book, The Intellectual Foundations of China, which grew out of lectures that he had prepared for his undergraduate course on Chinese thought, a course that was so highly regarded on the Princeton campus that it drew graduate-student and faculty auditors from a wide range of academic elds...