A recent report by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has highlighted instances of short levy and non-levy of fees by the revenue department in India. According to the report, there have been discrepancies in the collection of fees by the department, leading to revenue losses. The CAG report pointed out that these discrepancies were due to inadequate monitoring and enforcement mechanisms. This revelation has raised concerns about the efficiency and effectiveness of the revenue department in ensuring proper collection of fees. The report has recommended that the department strengthen its monitoring and enforcement mechanisms to prevent such discrepancies in the future. It is crucial for the department to address these issues promptly to prevent further revenue losses. The findings of the CAG report serve as a wake-up call for the revenue department to improve its fee collection processes and enhance transparency in its operations. This report underscores the importance of implementing robust systems and procedures to prevent revenue leakages and ensure accountability in the collection of fees. The revenue department must take necessary steps to address the shortcomings identified in the report and restore public trust in its functioning.