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Friday, July 31, 2009

Social Welfare Dept Has Failed to Use Funds

".. The report says the government raised Rs 42.93 lakh (in 2002) through a raffle for rehabilitation of street children in six corporations, but Rs 38.19 lakh remained unutilised until April 2008. Only Rs 4.74 lakh was paid to Madras University's criminology department to conduct a survey on street children. The study was conducted but none of the recommendations were carried out .."

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