PLB ORDER HAS BEEN ISSUED

PLB FOR 60 DAYS HAS BEEN ISSUED BY THE DIRECTORATE. THE CEILING FOR REGULAR EMPLOYEES IS RS.3500/- AND FOR GDS RS.2500/-

Sad demise

Com. Kanhu Charan Behera,MG passes away today.

Postings

Shri Trilochan Ray, a PS Gr.B qualified candidate who was re-allotted to Odisha Circle is posted as SRM 'N' Division, Cuttack.

Sri P K Nanda, Oftg SRM 'N' Division, Cuttack is reverted to ASP cadre and allotted to Berhampur Region for posting.

LGO and IPO Exam Revised Date

IP Exam-15.10.2011 & 16.10.2011
LGO Exam-15.10.2011

Routine Transfer from Sensitive Posts :

 

The Central Vigilance Commission had vide its circular No. 98/VGL/60 dated 15.04.1999 and 02.11.2001 and Circular No. 17/4/08 dated 01.05.2008 issued instructions to the organizations under its advisory jurisdiction regarding rotation of officials working in sensitive posts. As per the instructions, the organizations were to identify the sensitive posts and effect rotational transfers on these posts every 2 or 3 years to avoid development of vested interest by the people working on these posts.

Source : PIB

Revision of Stitching Charge of Uniforms

D.G. Posts No. 32-1/2011-UPE dated 29.08.2011.

            I am directed to forward herewith a copy of O.M. No.  14/1/2010-JCA2  Dated the 18" April, 2011 issued by Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions(Department of Personnel & Training) regarding revision of stitching charges of Uniforms, supplied to common categories of employees for your information and necessary action

            Yours faithfully,

            Sd/-

            (R.B.Chawla)

            Director(MM/VP)

Copy of Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions (Department of Personnel & Training) O.M. No.  14/1/2010-JCA2  Dated the 18" April, 2011.

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Revision of Stitching Charges.

            The undersigned is directed to say that based on a demand raised by the Staff Side, in National Council (JCM), the question of revising the Stitching Charges of Uniforms, supplied to Common Categories of employees (Multi-Tasking Staff - erstwhile Group 'D' posts of Peon, Daftry, Jamadar, Junior Gestetner Operator, Frash, Chowkidar, Safaiwala, Mali etc. and Staff Car Drivers, Dispatch Riders etc.) in the Central Secretariat and its Attached and Subordinate Offices, has been examined in consultation with the Ministry of Finance. Consequently, it has been decided to enhance the rates of stitching charges, with effect from 1^st April, 2011 thereby modifying the earlier instructions issued vide this Ministry's O.M. No. 14/3/2006-JCA dated 28" September, 2006.

2. The revised rates of stitching charges, with effect from lst  April, 2011, will be as under:-

            Winter

            (1) Buttoned-up-coat and pant            -Rs. 750

            (2) Over Coat for Staff Car Drivers    - Rs. 600

            (3) Ladies half-coat                                -Rs. 600

            Summer

            (4) Pant (Terricot)                                  - Rs. 135

            (5) Bush Shirt (Polyvastra)                   -Rs.  60

            (6) Blouse                                                -Rs.  45

            (7) Petticoat                                            -Rs.   30

            (8) Salwar Kameez                               - Rs.  90

            Protective clothing [for Malis/ Bhistiesl

            (9)  Pyjama                                                    -Rs. 24

            (10) Short (Half-Pant)                                  -Rs .60

            (11) Shirt (Cotton)                                        -Rs. 45

3. It may please be noted that the reimbursement of Stitching Charges at the-prescribed rates should be done only after the stitched uniforms are produced and are duly stamped, with indelible ink, at an appropriate place on the wrong side of the stitched dress, for identification. A proper record and procedure should be evolved to ensure that the employees produce the stitched uniforms within a reasonable period (say one month) after the cloth is supplied to them.

4. This issues with the concurrence of Department of Expenditure vide ID No. 5(1)/E.I1 (A)/2009 dated 08.04.201 1.

Hindi version will follow.

          Sd/

          (Dinesh Kapila)

          Director (JCA)

Assumption of Charge

Sri Basant Kumar Panda , a qualified Gr-B has assumed charge of SRM BG Division on 06.09.2011

Regarding payment of Interest on delayed payment of gratuity

“In all cases of payment of interest on delayed payment of gratuity attributable to administrative delays action will be taken against officials responsible for such delays which may include recovery of the amount of Interest paid on account of delayed payment of gratuity from the salary of delinquent officers/officials”.

GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI 
Finance (Accounts) Department 
‘A’ Wing, 4th Level, Delhi Secretariat, 
I.P.Estate, New Delhi.

No.F.12/9/2011-AC/DSIII/1163-1171

Dated: 29.08.2011

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Regarding payment of interest on delayed payment of gratuity.

           A number of proposals are being received from various departments seeking approval for payment of interest on delayed payment of gratuity in respect of retired government servants on account of administrative lapses.

          The attention of all the Departments is invited to the provisions laid down in RuIe-68 of CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 and Government of India’s decisions thereunder. It has been provided that, if the payment of gratuity has been authorized later than the date when its payment becomes due, and it is clearly established that the delay in payment was attributable to administrative lapses, interest shall be paid at such rate as may be prescribed, and in accordance with instructions issued from time to time. In all cases where the payment of interest has been sanctioned by the department with the approval of the competent authority, such department shall fix responsibility and take disciplinary action against the government servant or servants responsible for the delay.

         All necessary steps should, therefore, be taken by the Head of Office for ensuring that payment of interest on delayed payment of gratuity is avoided. Officials dealing with such files should be held accountable and responsibility be fixed for not taking timely action in this regard.

        However, where disciplinary or judicial proceedings against a government servant are pending on the date of his retirement, no gratuity is to be paid until conclusion of the proceedings and issue of final orders thereon.

        Henceforth, it has been decided that in all cases of payment of interest on delayed payment of gratuity attributable to administrative delays [barring cases where disciplinary or judicial proceedings against a government servant are pending on the date of his retirement] action will be taken against officials responsible for such delays which may include recovery of the amount of Interest paid on account of delayed payment of gratuity from the salary of delinquent officers/officials.

sd/- 
(B.L. Sharma) 
SpI. Secretary (Finance)