Age relaxation for appointment 0f widows, divorced women & women judicially separated from their husbands and who were not remarried.

DG Post No. A-34012/10/2014-DE dated 25.03.2014

Sub: Age relaxation for appointment 0f widows, divorced women & women judicially separated from their husbands and who were not remarried.

I am directed to refer to your letter No. P/4-3/Recruitment dated 12.03.2014 on the above mentioned subject.

2.         The case has been examined DOP&T O.M> No. 41034/1/2014-Estt(D) dated 30.01.2014 provides that the “age relaxation for appointment of widows, divorced women & women judicially separated from their husbands and who were not remarried allowing age concession upto the age of 35 years ( 40 years for member of SC/ST) for the post of Gr. ‘C’ and erstwhile Gr. ‘D’ filed through “Staff Selection Commission (SSC)” and “Employment Exchange”. The present PA/SA DR Examination is through open competition by inviting applications from the eligible applicants and it is not through Staff Selection Commission or through employment exchange. The RRS for PA/SA provides the age limit between 18 to 27 years only with 5 years relaxation for SC & ST. Therefore, the Age relaxation for the category of candidates mentioned in ytour letter would not be extended since the OM is very clear about its extension to Recruitment made thorough SSFC/Employment Exchange.

3.         This issues with the approval of Competent Authority. 

Sd/-

(MC Pandey)

Assistant  Director General(DE)

LATEST RECRUITMENT NOTIFICATION FOR VARIOUS GDS POSTS IN DEPARTMENT OF POSTS, NADIA SOUTH DIVISION.

THE LAST DATE FOR APPLICATION FOR ALL THESE POSTS IN 29/04/2014


OFFICE                                                                     CASTE                                         POST

BALIA, PURBA BISHNUPUR                                    O.C                                                B.P.M

BARABAZAR, SHYAM CHAND PARA                      S.C.                                              B.P.M

BHADURI, BADKULLA                                                O.C.                                              B.P.M

CHAPRA, NASRA                                                          O.B.C.                                         B.P.M

FULIA BOYRA, FULIA COLONY                                   O.C.                                             B.P.M

GANGSARA MAJHERGRAM, GANGNAPUR            O.C.                                             B.P.M

MAJHERCHAR, N.S.S.                                                   S.C.                                            B.P.M

MOLLABERIA, SUBARNAPUR                                     O.B.C.                                         B.P.M

RAJARMATH, PURBA BISHNUPUR                            O.C.                                             B.P.M

MOLLABERIA, SUBARNAPUR                                     O.C.                                            GDSMD

The revised limits regarding investigation of fraud cases and sanction thereafter.

POSTAL DIRECTORATE VIDE LETTER NO. 8-03/2012-INV DATED 24.03.2014 HAS REVISED THE MONETARY LIMITS FOR HANDLING CASES OF LOSS / FRAUD CASES FOR CONDUCTING INVESTIGATIONS AT DO/RO/CO LEVEL.

 

The revised limits will be applicable for cases detected on or after 01.04.2014. Earlier limits will be applicable in respect of all investigations pending on 31.03.2014.

The revised limits are as follows:

Guidelines for issue of medicines to CGHS beneficiaries from CGHS Wellness Centres

S 11011 /2/2014-CGHS (P)

Government of India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

CGFIS (Policy) Division

Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi

Dated; the 28th March, 2014

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Guidelines for issue of medicines to CGHS beneficiaries from CGHS Wellness Centres — reg.

The undersigned is directed to refer to This Ministry's 0.M No. S 11011/8/99- CGHS (P) dated 13.10.1999 vide which CMO In-charge of CGHS dispensaries have been permitted to issue medicines for a maximum period of 3 (three) months at a time against a valid prescription of Government specialist to CGHS beneficiaries suffering from chronic illness like diabetes, tuberculosis, heart ailment, hypertension, I.H.D, epilepsy, etc.

2. This Ministry has been receiving representations from beneficiaries regarding the requirement of fresh consultation with Government specialist every three months for re¬issue of the prescribed medicines. Requests have been received from beneficiaries to relax this condition as getting an appointment with Government specialists is difficult, especially for the old aged and physically challenged beneficiaries suffering from chronic diseases and requiring constant medication.

3. Acknowledging the difficulties being faced by the beneficiaries in obtaining prescription of Government specialist every three months, it has been decided to clarify that the CMO In-charge of CGHS WelIness Centres are competent to revalidate the prescription on the request of patient, after professionally satisfying himself/herself about the medical condition of the patient and repeat the medicines prescribed by Government specialist to beneficiaries for another three months subject to the following conditions:

a) Medicines shall be issued against a valid original prescription from a Government specialist advising the same.

b) CMO I/c may issue the medicines prescribed by a Government specialist for three months at a time during the entire treatment period indicated clearly (e.g,, six months/ one year) on the prescription.

c) CMO I/c may examine and advise the patient on whether to continue with the same medicines as prescribed by the Government specialist or may refer him to the Government specialist for fresh consultation, if required medically.

d) CGHS GDMOs of the Wellness Centre may prescribe routine diagnostic tests to the patients before their follow up consultation with the specialist. They should however, use discretion and not to advice specialized tests/ investigations as they can only be advised by the specialists, wherever required.

e) Beneficiaries will be issued medicines for maximum three months period at a time. In such cases, where the advice of specialist is only for three months arid the CMO I/c is satisfied after professional examination that the same medicines are required to be continued for treatment, the prescription may be revalidated and medicines can be issued for another 3 (three) months, i.e,, to a total of 6 (six) months. After six months, the beneficiaries will have to consult the Government specialist and obtain fresh prescription or get the prescription revalidated from the Government specialist in cases where the treatment period is not clearly indicated on the prescription.

4. This issues with the approval of Additional Secretary and Director General, CGHS.

sd/-

Deputy Secretary to the Government of India

Admissibility or otherwise of special allowance to the PO & RMS Accountants

DG Post No. 1-02/2011-PAP dated 21.03.2014

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Sub: Admissibility or otherwise of special allowance to the PO & RMS Accountants

        promoted under MACP/TBOP/BCR scheme  - regarding

            Attention is invited to para 3 of this Directorate letter No. 1-02/2011-PAP dated d28/31-8-2012 vide which recommendations of Santosh Gauriar Committee were given effect from the date of issue of the OM.

            The issue has been recommended and it has now been decided to give effect to the OM from 1^st September 2008 (date of commencement of MACP Scheme). However, the same will  not be admissible to TBOP/BCR officials prior to 1.9.2008.

Sd/-

(Surender Kumar)

Assistant Director General(Estt. & GDS)

DG Post Order.

DG Post No. 102/2013-RTI Dated 18.3.2014

NOTIFICATION

In modification of Notification of 3-38/05-PG dated 16^th September, 2005 and subsequent modification regarding designating Central public information Officers and Appellate Authorities of the Department of Post for the field units. It is hereby notified that ADM (PLI) is nominated as CPIO and DPS (HQ) o/o CPMG Karnataka Circle remains to be the appellate authority. The nominated officers would be authorized to issue final reply to information seekers pertaining to their field as Central public information officers.

All Assistance is necessary for discharging the duties of the CPIOs shall be made available by other officers as per Section 5(4) and 5(5) of the Right to Information Act 2005.

Sd/-

(DS Ranga)

SP RTI & CAPIO

Ministry of Finance order regarding payment of 10% DA with effect from 01.01.2014

Delay in issuing DA Order

10% enhancement in Dearness Allowance/Dearness Relief has already been approved by Central Government on 28th February, 2014  Now a formal Office Memorandum in this regard is awaited from Finance Ministry. Month of March, 2014 is going to end and a month is also passing after approval all employees/pensioners/offices are waiting for Finance Ministry’s Memorandum. Last year the approval of DA/DR pertaining to January, 2013 was also issued very late on 18th April 2013According to the govt. approval additional instalment of Dearness Allowance (DA) to Central Government employees and Dearness Relief (DR) to pensioners with effect from 01.01.2014 would be released not before the disbursement of the salary for the month of March 2014 at the rate of 10 percent increase over the existing rate of 90 percent. Salary for the month of March, 2014 will be paid on 2nd April, 2014 and the salary/pension of March, 2014 will be calculated on 90% DA/DR and three months’ arrears will be paid after receiving of FM’s Order. The order of enhancement in DA also necessary to 25% increase in some allowances. As per sixth CPC’s recommendations some allowances can increase 25% every time when the DA touches 50%.”

PLI Amendment Notification.

Change in statutory rules of POSB in the backdrop of implementation of CBS