Monday, 26 May 2014
Sunday, 25 May 2014
CHARACTER OF POSTS : Ministerial or Non- Ministerial
CHARACTER OF POSTS : Ministerial or Non- Ministerial
Character of Posts of Ministerial or Non- Ministerial, Tenure posts, Gazetted and Non-Gazetted and Industrial& Non-Industrial...
CHARACTER OF POSTS
Ministerial or non- ministerial
Ministerial servant means a Government servant of a subordinate service whose duties are entirely clerical, and any other class of servant specifically defined as such by general or specific order of a local government. Local government does not include a Chief Commissioner. FR 9(17)
(a) Those member of Group B service whose duties are predominantly clerical shall be called as
(b) Having regard to the nature of the duties attached to them, the posts of Private Secretary to Secretaries and Joint Secretaries should be classified as ‘Ministerial’.
(c) Unless already classified, all new posts should be classified into ‘Ministerial’.
(d) Posts of Senior Gestetner Operator are to be classified as ‘Ministerial’
(e) All proposals regarding classification of posts as ‘Ministerial’ or ‘non-Ministerial’ should be referred to the Department of Personnel & Training who will, where necessary consult UPSC.
Industrial& Non-Industrial
Such of the staff who come within the meaning of ‘Workmen’ for the purposes of the Industrial Disputes Act. 1964, as amended from time to time, should be classified as ‘Industrial employees’.
Tenure posts
Tenure post means a permanent post which an individual Government servant may not hold for more than a limited period. In case of doubt, the Central Government may decide whether a particular post is not a tenure post. FR 9(30A).
The Union Public Service Commission should be consulted before classifying a post, whether permanent or temporary, as a tenure post.
STATUS (GAZETTED OR NON-GAZETTED)
CRITERIA :
(i) Group A posts and Group B non-ministerial and executive posts should ordinarily be
(ii) Group B ministerial posts may be given gazetted status only on very special considerations, such
(a) The officer already had gazetted status before appointment.
(b) The officer has commissioned or gazetted officers under his orders.
(c) The officer performs duties of a technical character requiring special qualifications.
(d) The office is periodically left in charge of the office during the absence of his superior on tour and
has to dispose of business and to deal with gazetted officers or businessmen/ on behalf of his
(iii) Group C posts to be treated as a rule, as non-gazetted.
All newly created posts, whether permanent or temporary, should be classified, as soon as created in consultation with Department of Personnel & Training
EX-OFFICIO SECRETARIAT STATUS
The instruction for the conferment of ex-officio secretariat status on officers holding non-secretariat posts are contained in the Ministry of Home Affairs O.M. No. 17/7/65-Estt(A) dated 16th November, 1967. According to these instructions, Secretariat status is necessary only for those officers who:
(a) sign communication, orders or notifications on behalf of Government.
(b) within the limits of the Rules of Business or secretariat Instructions, take decision on behalf of
Whatever there is a departure from the conditions stated at (a) and (b) above; the ex-officio status would lapse with the transfer/retirement of the present incumbent.
The conferment of ex-officio secretariat status on any non-Secretariat officer does not add to the status of the post held by him.
Friday, 23 May 2014
Early Closure of Offices in connection with the Swearing in Ceremony of the newly elected Prime Minister of India on 26.05.2014
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Early Closure of
Offices in connection with the Swearing in Ceremony of the newly elected
Prime Minister of India on 26.05.2014
No.12/15/2014-JCA
2
Government of
India
Ministry of Personnel
Public Grievances and Pensions
(Department of
Personnel and Training)
North Block, New
Delhi
Dated the 23rd May,
2014
OFFICE
MEMORANDUM
Sub: Early Closure
of Offices in connection with the Swearing in Ceremony of the newly elected
Prime Minister of India on 26.05.2014
In connection with
arrangements for the Swearing in Ceremony of the newly elected Prime Minister
of India on 26.05.2014, it has been decided that the Government offices
located in the North Block, South Block and Hutments would be closed early
at 13:00 hrs. on 26th May, 2014 (Monday).
2. Hindi version will
follow.
sd/-
(Ashok Kumar)
Deputy Secretary
(JCA)
Source: www.persmin.gov.in
[http://ccis.nic.in/WriteReadData/CircularPortal/D2/D02est/12_15_2014_JCA-2.pdf]
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Wednesday, 21 May 2014
Expected DA- Status, as of March 2014
Expected DA- Status, as of
March 2014
Expected Dearness
Allowance from July 2014 : This time there is a considerable slackening
in the pace of the expected DA. It looks as if there are plenty of reasons for
it.
As of March, the AICPIN
has increased by one point and is at 239. The rapid increase in Consumer Price
Index (IW) has been brought under control now. Election is believed to be one
of the reasons for it. Since price rise and inflation are under control, there
is not much of an increase in All India Consumer Price Index for Industrial
Workers. With a fall in the prices of essential commodities, the AICPIN points
have actually reduced.
Another reason is the
reduction of AICPIN by 4 points in December 2013. The Consumer Price Index,
which was steadily rising till then, slumped by 4 points. It wasn’t much of a
shock then because the Additional DA for the month of January 2014 increased by
10% and had touched 100%.
The All India Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers Base Year 2001=100, which was at 243, fell by 4 points to end up at 239. It again fell by 2 points to touch 237, thus dampening the expectations surrounding the next additional Dearness Allowance announcements. It looks highly unlikely that the AICPIN would rise by 4 points to return to its previous levels.
To calculate the
additional DA for July 2014 based on your expected or desired AICPIN points,
click the link given below:
We are of the opinion
that there will not be much of a change in what we had said last time(Expected da from Jul 14 - Feb).
The table given below
will easily explain you why…
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Month/
Year |
AICPIN
(IW) Base Year 2001=100 |
Increased/
Decreased Points in AICPIN |
Total
Points Increased
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Total
of 12 Months
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12
Months Average
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%
Increase over 115.763
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Approximate
DA
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Total
DA %
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DA%
Increase Month wise |
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Jan-13
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221
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2
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2535
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211.25
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95.49
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82.49
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82
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2
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Feb-13
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223
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2
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2559
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213.25
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97.49
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84.22
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84
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4
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|
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Mar-13
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224
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1
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2582
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215.17
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99.41
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85.87
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85
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5
|
|
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Apr-13
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226
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2
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2603
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216.92
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101.16
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87.38
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87
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7
|
|
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May-13
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228
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2
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2625
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218.75
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102.99
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88.97
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88
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8
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Jun-13
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231
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3
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12
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2648
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220.67
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104.91
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90.62
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90
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10
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Jul-13
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235
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4
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2671
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222.58
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106.82
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92.28
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92
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2
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Aug-13
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237
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2
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2694
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224.5
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108.74
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93.93
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93
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3
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Sep-13
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238
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1
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2717
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226.42
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110.66
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95.59
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95
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5
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Oct-13
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241
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3
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2741
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228.42
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112.66
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97.32
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97
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7
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Nov-13
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243
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2
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2766
|
230.5
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114.74
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99.12
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99
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9
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Dec-13
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239
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-4
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8
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2786
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232.17
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116.41
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100.56
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100
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10
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Jan-14
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237
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-2
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2802
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233.5
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117.74
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101.71
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101
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1
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Feb-14
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238
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1
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2817
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234.75
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118.99
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102.79
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102
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2
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Mar-14
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239
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1
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0
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2832
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236
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120.24
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103.86
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103
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3
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Apr-14
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May-14
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Jun-14
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‘Expected DA from July 2014’ completed its third step..!
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