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CAG and ICSSR to host fiscal accountability colloquium on June 22 at University of Kerala

Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) along with Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) is set to hold a colloquium on fiscal accountability at University of Kerala on June 22, starting at 2 PM. This event seeks to motivate youth and researchers to delve into governance issues while deepening their understanding of CAG reports.

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Jun 20, 2026 · 1 min read · 1 views
CAG and ICSSR to host fiscal accountability colloquium on June 22 at University of Kerala

Key Takeaways

  • The colloquium on fiscal accountability is scheduled for June 22 at 2 PM at the EMS Hall, University of Kerala.
  • Dhananjay Singh, Member Secretary of ICSSR, will be among the distinguished speakers at the event.
  • The event aims to inspire youth and researchers to engage with governance and accountability issues.
  • Preethi Abraham, Accountant General (Audit-I), will contribute her expertise to the discussions on fiscal policies.
  • The colloquium seeks to bridge academic research and practical governance, enhancing insights into CAG reports.

Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) and Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) are gearing up to host a colloquium on fiscal accountability and governance. Set for June 22 at 2 PM,event kicks off at EMS Hall on University of Kerala’s Kariavattom campus.

The aim: boost research-driven insights into fiscal accountability and impact of CAG reports,especially among youth and researchers. A panel of top speakers will lead discussions, including Dhananjay Singh, Member Secretary of ICSSR, and C. Veeramani,Director of Centre for Development Studies.

Other key voices: Hari Kurup, Director of Institute of Surveys and Studies,and Mohanan Kunnummal,Vice-Chancellor of University of Kerala . Preethi Abraham, Accountant General (Audit-I),and Vishnukanth PB,Accountant General (Audit II),will also share their expertise.

The colloquium aims to close gap between academic research and real-world governance issues,deepening understanding of fiscal policies and societal impact. By engaging emerging scholars and youth,organizers hope to spark new interest in governance…

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