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TARIFF AUTHORITY FOR MAJOR PORTS
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 20th March, 2001
No. 12018/3/97-TAMP.—In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 123A read with Section
47 H(2) of the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963 (Act No. 38 of 1963), the Tariff Authority for Major Ports with the
concurrence of the Central Government hereby makes the following Regulations about the method of recruitment
to its Group 'C and 'D' posts.
1.
Short title and commencement
(i).
These Regulations may be called the Tariff Authority for Major Ports,
(Recruitment to Group 'C & 'D' posts) Regulations, 2001.
(ii).
They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Gazette of India.
2.
Definitions
In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, the following definitions
shall apply:
(i).
"Act" means the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963 (Act No. 38 of 1963).
(ii).
"Appointing Authority" means the Chairman or any other officer so authorised
by him.
(iii).
"Authority" means the Tariff Authority for Major Ports constituted under Section
47 A of the Act.
(iv).
"Chairman" means the Chairperson of the Tariff Authority for Major Ports
appointed under Section 47A of the Act.
(v).
"Deputation" means borrowing the services of an employee of any other
organisation by the Authority.
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"Employee" means a person appointed in the office of the Authority against any
of the posts in terms of service regulations but does not include a probationer.
(vii).
"Foreign Service" means the service for which an employee receives with the
approval of the Appointing Authority, his / her pay from any source other than the
Fund of the Authority.
(viii). "Government" means the Central Government.
(ix).
"Group 'C & 'D' Posts" means the same thing as defined in the Central Civil
Service (Classification, Control & Appeal) Rules, 1965 as amended from time to
time until otherwise defined in the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (Classification,
Control & Appeal) Regulations.
(x).
"Medical Officer" means the Medical Authority as defined under Regulations 2(x)
of the TAMP (Medical Examination) Regulations as may be notified.
(xi).
"Member" means a Member (including a part-time Member) of the Authority
appointed under Section 47 A of the Act.
(xii).
"Other Backward Classes" means such castes or tribes or parts of or groups
within such castes or tribes as are deemed under Articles 15(4) and 16(4) of the
Constitution to be the Other Backward Classes.
(xiii). "Probationer" means a person appointed on probation to a post in the Authority,
(xiv). "Public Servant" means the same as defined under Section 112 of the Act.
(xv). "Schedule" means the Schedule attached to these Regulations.
(xvi). "Scheduled Castes" means such castes or tribes or parts of or group within such
castes, or races or tribes as are deemed under Article 341 of the Constitution to
be the Scheduled Castes.
(xvii). "Scheduled Tribes" means such tribes or tribals communities or parts of or
groups within such tribes or tribal communities as are deemed under Article 342
of the Constitution to be the Scheduled Tribes.
3.
Application
These Regulations shall apply to the posts specified in column (2) of the Schedule - 1 .
4.
Number of Posts, Classification and Scale of Pay
The number of posts, their classification and the scale of pay attached thereto shall be
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as specified in columns (3) to (5) of Schedule - I .
5.
Method of recruitment
(j)
The method of recruitment, age limit, qualifications and other matters relating to
the said posts shall be as specified in columns (6) to (15), of the Schedule
aforesaid.
(ii).
Where juniors, who have completed their qualifying/eligibility service are being
considered for promotion, all their seniors shall also be considered provided they
are not short of the requisite qualifying/eligibility service by more than one year
and have successfully completed their probation period.
(iii).
The departmental candidates in the feeder category who are in the direct line of
promotion shall not be eligible to be considered for appointment on deputation.
Similarly, deputationists shall not be eligible for consideration for appointment by
promotion.
6.
(A).
Determination of Age Limit and other qualifications
The crucial date for determining the age limit (for purposes of Col.7 of the
Schedule) shall be the closing date for receipt of applications from candidates in
India. However, in the case of candidates belonging to the states of Assam,
Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura, Sikkim,
Ladhak Division of J & K State, Lahaul & Spiti District and Pangi Sub-Division of
Chamba District of Himachal Pradesh, the Union Territory of Andaman & Nicobar
Islands or Union Territory of Lakhshadweep it shall be 14 days after the date
specified for others.
(B).
Age relaxation
(i).
Age shall be deemed as on the first day of the calendar year.
(ii).
The age specified against the post in the schedule shall be relaxed subject to the
orders / instructions relating to the matter issued by the Govt. from time to time.
Note: Norms of age relaxation prescribed under this Regulation shall also be
applicable to the employees of the Authority.
(C).
Educational qualifications
Wherever educational qualification is prescribed for eligibility to a post through direct
recruitment, the candidates shall possess the requisite Degree from a recognised
University incorporated by an Act of Parliament or State Legislature in India or other
Educational Institutes established by an Act of Parliament or declared to be deemed as
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University recognised by the Central Government from time to time. However the
candidates who have passed their examinations from reputed private sector institutes
like IMT, Ghaziabad or XLRI, Jamshedpur, etc., shall be considered.
(D).
Experience
Wherever experience is prescribed for eligibility to a post, the candidates shall
possess the requisite experience from recognised institutions which include Central and
State Govt.
offices, Union and State Legislature Secretariats, Secretariats of the
Supreme Court, the High Courts and the Subordinate Courts, Central and State Public
Sector Undertakings, Statutory bodies of the Central or the State Governments,
Commissions, Tribunals and the other Institutions established by law / notifications of
the Union or State Govts.
Experience Certificates obtained from sundry private institutions, etc. shall not
be taken into consideration for grant of eligibility.
(E).
Concessions to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
(i).
Where experience is prescribed for any post, the same is relexable in
respect of Schedule Castes / Scheduled Tribes candidates.
(ii).
When a post reserved for SC is exchangeable with a post reserved for a
ST, STs also shall be advised to apply for the post.
(iii).
When a post reserved for ST is exchangeable with a post reserved for a
SC, SCs also shall be advised to apply for the post.
(F).
Nationality
For appointment to any post in the Authority, a candidate must be either -
(i).
(a)
citizen of India; or,
(b)
c. subject of Nepal; or,
(c)
a subject of Bhutan; or,
(d)
a Tibetan refugee who came over to India before 1 January 1962
with the intention of permanently settling in India; or,
(ii).
a person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri
Lanka, the East African Countries of Kenya, Uganda, United Republic of
Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire, Ethopia or, Vietnam with the intention of
permanently settling in India;
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provided that a candidate belonging to categories described in (i) and (ii) above shall be a
person in whose favour a certificate of eligibility has been issued by the Govt. of India. A
candidate in whose case a certificate of eligibility is necessary and is yet to be issued by the
Government of India he/she may apply for the post and his/her candidature may be accepted
for selection but the offer of appointment shall be given only after the necessary eligibility
certificate issued to him/her by the Government of India is produced before the Authority.
7.
Disqualification
No person shall be eligible for appointment to any of the said posts if he / she -
(i).
has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living;
or,
(ii).
having a spouse living, has entered into or contracted a marriage with any •
person;
provided that the Authority may, if satisfied that such marriage is permissible
under the personal law applicable to such person and the other party to the
marriage and there are other grounds for so doing, exempt any person from the
operation of this Regulation.
Note: Every employee on his/her appointment in the Authority shall furnish his/her
marital declaration in the prescribed form annexed to these Regulations as
Schedule - I I .
(iii).
does not fulfill the conditions prescribed in Regulation 6(F); or,
(iv).
directly or indirectly attempts to influence any member of the Selection
Committee or any officer of the Authority or suppress any material fact in relation
to his/her candidature or provides any false statement or particulars.
8.
Source of Recruitment
All the vacancies for direct recruitment shall be notified to a local Employment
Exchange and simultaneously to the Publications Division of the Ministry of Information and
Broadcasting for publication in the 'Employment News'.
9.
Reservation for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward
Classes
Appointments to the posts mentioned in the Schedule -1 shall be made subject to the
orders relating to reservations for SCs/STs, and OBCs issued by the Government from time to
time.
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Mode of Selection
(i).
Applications / nominations of the eligible candidates, received shall be placed
before a Selection Committee which shall proceed with the selection procedure
and prepare a panel of candidates against each post and send its
recommendations to the Appointing Authority.
(ii).
The panel of selected candidates shall remain operative for a period of one year
from the date of approval of the panel by the Appointing Authority.
Provided that the Authority may, at its discretion, extend the validity of the panel
from such further period not exceeding one year as it may consider necessary.
11.
Medical Examination and Character & Antecedents Verification
(i).
The following formalities shall be completed prior to making appointments:
(a).
Direct Recruits shall be got medically examined by a Medical Officer
nominated by the Appointing Authority for the purpose.
(b).
The candidate who is found unfit on the advice of the Medical Officer shall
be given another chance to re-appear before the Medical Board.
(c).
No travelling or other allowances shall be permissible to the candidates for
appearing before the Medical Officer/ Medical Board.
(d).
In case on a representation being made, a candidate is found "unfit" for
the post on the basis of the second opinion of the Medical Board also, the
offer of appointment made, if any, shall stand cancelled.
(e).
The character and antecedents of the candidate shall be got verified
through the local police. The verification shall be made in the places
where the candidate had stayed for more than one year during the
preceding 5 years.
In the event of an adverse report, the offer of
appointment made, if any, shall stand cancelled.
(ii).
'Notwithstanding anything contained in Clause (i) the medical examination of
physical fitness of the employees shall be regulated in terms of the provisions
contained in the TAMP (Medical Examination) Regulations as may be notified
from time to time.'
12.
Probation
A person selected for appointment shall initially be appointed on probation for a period
of two years which can be extended by a suitable period if the Appointing Authority is not
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satisfied with the general performance of the candidate.
13.
Completion of Probation
(i).
The probation period, including the extended period, if any, shall stand
terminated if the Appointing Authority is satisfied with the general performance of
a probationer failing which the Appointing Authority shall have the right to
terminate his/her services.
(ii).
Upon successful completion by a probationer of his/her probation, the Appointing
Authority shall issue a formal order to that effect.
14.
Confirmation
(i).
When a probationer has successfully completed the period of probation or the
extended period specified in Col. 11 of Schedule I as may be decided by the
Appointing Authority through a formal order to that effect issued under Regulation
13 (ii), he/she shall be confirmed against a substantive post.
(ii).
Where a probationer is declared unfit for the post in which he/she has been on
probation, after the expiry of the period of probation or the extended period,
his/her services shall be terminated forthwith.
15.
Permanent absorption
(i).
Permanent absorption of a person appointed under provision of Col. 13 of the
Schedule I shall be considered as per provisions laid down in Fundamental Rules
/ Supplementary Rules of the government as amended from time to time and the
instructions issued there under.
(ii).
Once a person is appointed/absorbed in a permanent post in the Authority
his/her lien on the previous permanent post shall stand terminated.
(iii).
Officiation -in a post as a stop gap arrangement shall not confer any right of claim
of the post.
16.
Termination
(i).
The Appointing Authority may terminate the services of a confirmed employee by
giving him / her three months' notice in writing or by paying him/her three months
emoluments in lieu thereof. Where the services of the employee have not been
confirmed, the Appointing Authority may terminate the services of the employee
by giving him / her one month's notice in writing or one month's emoluments in
lieu thereof.
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(ii).
An employee may resign from the service of the Authority by giving three
months' or one month notice as the case may be, in writing provided that the
Appointing Authority may, at its discretion, either reduce the notice period or
altogether dispense with the requirement of notice in appropriate cases.
17.
Pay Scales
The scales of pay for the posts under the Authority shall be as specified in Column 5 of
the Schedule - 1 .
18.
Fixation of pay and allowances
(i).
Pay of a person appointed to any post mentioned in the Schedule - 1 shall be
fixed in accordance with such orders as the Government may issue from time to
time.
(ii).
The pay of re-employed pensioners shall be fixed in terms of Department of
Personnel and Training, O.M. No. 3/1/85-Estt. (P.ll) dated the 319t July 1986
(Fixation of pay of the Re-employed Pensioners) order 1986 as amended from
time to time.
(iii).
Allowances admissible to the employee of the Government shall be admissible
in the Authority.
(iv).
Appointing Authority may grant advance / extra increments up to five increments
to an employee keeping in view higher qualifications or special experience
possessed by him / her.
(v).
After the grant of extra increment, if any, under Clause (iv), an employee shall be
eligible to draw his/her next increment on the normal date of increment.
19.
Seniority
Seniority shall be in the order in which a person is recommended by the Selection
Committee. Inter-se seniority shall be maintained in accordance with the instructions issued by
the Government from time to time.
20.
Initial Constitution
(i).
A person appointed in the office of the Authority through local Employment
Exchange / by open advertisements in the Newspapers against sanctioned post
before notification of these Regulations in the Gazette of India, shall be treated
as a regular employee and his/her services shall be treated as regular service for
all purpose (including promotion and retirement benefits) with effect from the date
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of his/her joining the Authority.
(ii).
Notwithstanding any thing contained in Regulations 15 on his/her absorption,
the services of the person, appointed in the Authority on deputation from the
Government Department / Autonomous Body / Public Sector Undertaking / Major
Ports etc., before notifying these Regulations in the Gazette of India, shall be
treated as regular service for all purposes (including promotion and retirement
benefits) from the date of his/her joining the Authority on deputation basis.
21.
Oath of Allegiance
(i).
Oath of Allegiance -
All new entrants to the service in the office of the Authority shall
take Oath of Allegiance to the Constitution of India.
Note:
The prescribed form contains two alternatives, viz., 'swear' and 'solemnly
affirm1.
Those who are conscientious objectors to Oath-taking shall make a solemn
affirmation. This shall be explained to the candidate clearly and, in the form (as per
form annexed as schedule - III to these Regulations) one of the alternatives shall be
struck off before the candidate signs.
(ii).
Administering the Oath -
The Oath shall be administered by the Head of Office of the
Authority or by any other officer nominated in his behalf to look after the administration.
The candidate shall be asked to take the Oath and to sign the form, giving name,
designation and date in the presence of the nominated officer.
(iii).
Maintenance of Register -
A register shall be maintained for recording all cases of
'Oath-taking'.
(iv).
Language used - A person may choose to take the Oath in Hindi or English language.
(v).
Retention of record - The Oath of Allegiance duly signed by the candidate shall be kept
in the Service Book.
22.
Provident Fund
The General Provident Fund (Central Services) Rules 1960 shall mutatis-mutandis be
applied to regular employees appointed directly by the Authority until notification of
Regulations of the Authority on the subject.
23.
Conduct and Discipline
(i).
Every employee appointed against a post mentioned in Col.2 of Schedule I shall
be a 'Public Servant'. He shall be governed by the Tariff Authority for Major
Ports (Conduct) Regulations and Tariff Authority for Major Ports (Classification,
Control and Appeal) Regulations as notified from time to time and clarifications,
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instructions or orders issued thereunder by Authority.
(ii). Instructions, interpretations, and orders of the Authority under the Regulations
specified above shall apply mutatis-mutandis to every employee governed by
these Regulations.
24.
Age of superannuation
(i). Except as otherwise provided in this Regulation every employee shall retire from
service on the afternoon of the last day of the month in which he / she attains the
age of sixty years: provided that in case of an employee whose date of birth is
the first of a month shall on attaining the age of superannuation shall retire from
service on the afternoon of the last day of the proceeding month.
(ii).
The Authority may retire any employee on, or at any time after, the completion of
fifty five years of age or thirty years of total service in case he/she has entered
the service of the Authority before attaining the age of 35 years and in all other
cases on attaining the age of fifty five years, if in the opinion of the Appointing
Authority the services of an employee are no longer required in the interest of the
Authority.
(iii).
Subject to the provisions of Regulation 16 (ii) an employee may also, if he / she
so desires, and subject to the other terms of appointment to the contrary, if any,
retire from service on completion of fifty years of age.
25.
Retirement benefits
(i).
A person appointed to any post mentioned in the Schedule -1 shall be eligible to
have retirement benefits and other benefits in terms of the provisions contained
in CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 as amended from time to time and the related
instructions issued by the Government thereunder until notification of Regulations
relating to retirement benefits by the Authority.
(ii).
An employee who is ineligible to get pension as per the existing Rules /
Regulations, shall not be entitled for pension thereafter even if the Rules /
Regulations are changed subsequently but without retrospective effect.
26.
Livery
Livery and related items shall be provided to the eligible regular employees on the same
scale as is prescribed by the Government for its Group 'C (Staff Car Driver) and Group 'D'
employees from time to time until notification of TAMP (Livery) Regulations.
27.
Special Provision in case of undue hardship or injustice
Where the Appointing Authority is of the opinion that the determination of seniority of
any employee in accordance with these Regulations may, or is likely to, cause undue hardship
or injustice in any particular case, the Appointing Authority may, for reasons to be recorded in
writing, determine the seniority in a just and equitable manner.
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28.
Miscellaneous
(i).
Notwithstanding anything contained in
these Regulations, the other related
conditions of service of the employees shall be regulated under the provisions of
the following Regulations of the Authority as notified from time to time:
(a).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Travelling
Allowance & Dearness
Allowance) Regulations.
(b).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Leave Travel Concession) Regulations,
(c).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Leave) Regulations,
(d).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Conduct) Regulations,
(e).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Classification, Control and Appeal)
Regulations.
(f).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports -(Joining Time) Regulations,
(g).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Medical Attendance and Treatment)
Regulations.
(h).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Temporary Service) Regulations,
(i).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Provident Fund) Regulations,
(j).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports * (Contributory Provident Fund)
Regulations.
(k).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Medical Examinations) Regulations.
(I).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Pension and Gratuity) Regulations,
(m).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (Computation of Pension) Regulations,
(n).
Tariff Authority for Major Ports - (House Building) Regulations.
(ii).
Where any of the above Regulations are not notified in the Gazette of India or no
provision is made in these Regulations or in any other separate Regulation
formulated by the Authority, the Rules and Regulations applicable to the Govt.
employees shall be applicable to the employees of the Authority.
29.
Power to relax
The Authority may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, relax any of the provision of
these Regulations with respect to any class or category of persons or posts; but, no such
relaxation shall be given with retrospective effect.
30.
Interpretation
If any question relating to the interpretation of these Regulations arises, the decision
thereon of the Authority shall be final and binding.
31.
Saving
Nothing in these Regulations shall affect reservations, relaxation of age limit and other
concessions required to be provided for the Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes and other
special categories of persons in accordance with the orders issued by the Government from
time to time in this regard.
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Name
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Junior
Hindi
Translator
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Selection
post
or
non-
setection
post
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Selection
Age limit for
direct
recruits
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Between
18-25
years.
Note.
The
crucial date
for
determining
the age limit
shall be as
per
Regulation
6.
f
Whether
benefit
of added years of
service
admissiWe under
rule
30
of
the
C C S .
(Pension
Rules), 1972.
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N.A.
Educational
and
other
qualifications
required
for
direct recruits
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(i) Essential:
(a).
Bachelor Degree from a
recognised
University
with
Hindi and English as the two
main subjects of study (either
main or optional),
(b).
Two years experience of
translation work from Hindi to
English
and
vice-versa
in
Central/State Govt. offices /
Ports
/
Public
Sector
Undertaking / Autonomous or
Statutory Organisations.
(ii). Desirable:
(a)
Diploma/Certificate
course
in translation
from
Hindi to English and vice-
versa,
(b).
Proficiency in Hindi
typing.
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Whether age and
educational
qualifications
prescribed
for
direct recruits will
apply in the case
of promotees
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Period
of
Probation,
if any
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Method
of
Rect
whether
by
direct
rectt
or
by
promotion
or
by
deputation/
absorption
&
percentage
of
the
vacancies to be filled
by various methods
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By
deputation
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absorption
failing
which
by
direct
recruitment
In case
of
rectt
by
promotion/
deputation/ absorption grades from
which
promotion/
deputation/
absorption to be made
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(i) Promotion Not Applicable
(n) Deputation/Absorption
(a) Officers under the Centra) Govt or
State
Govt
or
Public
Sector
Undertakings or Ports or Statutory
Organisations or Autonomous body-
(i) holding analogous posts or,
(II) with 3 years service in posts in the
scale
of
pay
Rs 4,500-7,000
Of
equivalent, or,
(m) with 5 years service in posts in the
scate
of
pay
Rs 4 000-6,000
or
equivalent
(b)
Possessing
the
educational
qualifications
prescribed for direct
recruitment under col 9
(c) The penod of deputation shall not
ordtnanly exceed 3 years
(d)
The
maximum
age
limit
for
'absorption shall be 56 years on the last
date of receipt of application
If a DPC exists what is its
composition
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3 Dy Director / Assistant
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on workload)
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Non—
Ministerial
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Rs. 4,000-
Rs. 6,000
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Selection
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Between 18-25
years.
Note:
The
crucial date for
determining the
age limit shall
be
in
accordance
wrth Regulation
6.
8
Not
Applicable
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Essential:
Bachelor's
Degree from a
recognised
university with 2
(two)
years
experience
in
operation
of
computers
or
Senior
Secondary pass
with
3
years
diploma
in
Electronic
Engineering
/
Computer
Engineering from
a
recognised
Institute.
17
10
Not
Applicable
11
Two years
for
direct
recruitment
12
By deputation /
absorption failing
which by direct
recruitment
13
Promotion : NA
Deputation/Absorption:
From amongst Central Govt.
employees holding-
(i). Analogous Posts
or
(ti). Posts of LDCs in the scale
of pay of Rs. 3050 - 4590
possessing
the
educational
and
other
qualifications
as
prescribed under column 9 for
Direct recruits.
Note :
{i). The period of deputation
shall ordinarily not exceed 3
years.
(ii) The maximum age limit for
deputation / absorption shall be
56 years on the last date of
receipt of application.
14
1. Secretary
-
Chairman
2. Director - Member
3. Deputy / Assistant
Director-Member
15
Not Applicable
T8_
_____
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY
[PART III—SEC. 4]
1 I
3.
2
Lower
Division
Clerk
3
4 (Four)
(subject to
variation
dependent on
workload)
4
Group
C
Non—
Ministerial
5
Rs. 3050 -
Rs 4590
6
Selection
7
Between 18-25
years.
Note:
The
crucial date for
determining the
age limit shall
be
in
accordance
with Regulation
6.
8
Not
Applicable
9
Essential:
(i). Matriculation or
its equivalent from
a recognised Board
or University,
(li). English typing
speed of 40 words
per minute or 30
words per minute in
Hindi Typewriting.
Desirable
Acquaintance
with
word processing.
Note: A physically
handicapped
person
who
is
otherwise qualified
to hold a clerical
post but does not
possess the said
qualifications
in
typewriting may be
appointed
subject
to the condition that
the Medical Board
attached
to
the
Employment
V)
Exchange
for
handicapped
or
where there is no
such
Board,
the
Civil
Surgeon's
certifies
that
the
said
handicapped
person is not in fit
condition to be able
to type.
40
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY
[PART III—SEC. 41
10
Age
:
Nc
Qualification :
Relaxable
at
the
discretion
of
the
Authority.
11
Two
years.
i
12
85% by direct
recruitment
failing which by
deputation
failing which by
absorption and
15% by
promotion from
Group [D'
employees.
13
Promotion
15% of the vacancies of the LDC
grade to be filled by promotion will
be reserved for being filled by
Group 'D' employees (borne) on
regular establishment) subject to
the following conditions:
(i)
(a). Selection
would be
made
through
departmental
qualifying examination confined to
Group 'D' employees, who fulfil the
requirement
of
minimum
educational
qualifications
viz.
Matriculation or equivalent and
having
five
years
of
regular
service,
(b).
Maximum
age
of
this
examination would be 45 years (50
years for SC / ST candidates),
(c)
The maximum number of
recruits by this method would be
limited to 10% of the vacancies in
the cadre of LDCs occuring in a
year, unfilled vacancies would not
be carried over
(ii). 5% of the vacancies tn the
cadre of LDC occurring in a year to
be filled by promotion of Group 'D'
employees with 5 year service
14
3. Secretary - Chairman
4. Director - Member
3.
Deputy
/
Assistant
Director - Member
15
Not
Applicable
41
(borne
on
the
regular
establishment)
who
fulfil
the
requirement
of
minimum
educational
qualification
viz.
Matriculation
or
equivalent
on
seniority-cum-fitness basis
Deputation / Absorption
From amongst the Central Govt.
employees
holding
analogous
posts.
Note:
(i). The period of deputation shall
ordinarily not exceeding 3 years,
(ii) The maximum age limit for
deputation / absorption shall be 56
years on the last date of receipt of
application.
871 GI/2001—6
42
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY
[PART III—SEC 41
1
4.
2
Staff Car
Driver
3
1(one)
subject
to
variation
dependent
on
work
load
4
Group 'C\
Non—
Ministerial
5
Rs.3050-
4590/-
_
6
Selection
7
Between
18-30
years.
Note.
The
crucial date
for
determining
the age limit
shall be as
per
Regulation
6.
8
Not Applicable
9
Essential-
(i). 8th class pass.
(ii).
Having a valid motor
driving licence.
(iii).
Professional skill in
motor mechanism.
(iv)
5 (five) years driving
experience.
(v)
Fair knowledge of Hindi.
43
22
10
(i). Age : No.
(ii).
Qualifications:
Relaxable at the
discretion of the
Authority.
11
Two years
for
direct
recruitmen
t
12
85%
direct
recruitment
failing
which by deputation,
failing
which
by
absorption. 15% by
promotion
from
Group
'D'
employees.
13
(A). Promotion: From Peon Group 'D'
employee in the Authority, having 5
years of regular service possessing
qualification prescribed under col.9.
(B).
Deputation
/
Absorption:
Employees holding analogous post in
Central
Govt.
/
State
Govt./
Undertaking/Autonomous
Bodies etc.
who possess valid driving licence for
motor car with at least three years
experience and who fulfill the requisite
necessary qualifications under Col.9.
Note: (i):
The period of deputation
shall ordinarily not exceed 3 years.
(ii).
The maximum age limit for
deputation / absorption shall be 56 years
on the last date of receipt of application.
14
1 Secretary - Chairman
2. Director - Member
3. Deputy / Assistant
Director-Member.
15
Not Applicable
44
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY
[Pmrlll—Spr 4]
1
5.
2
Peon
3
4 (four)
subject to
variation
dependent
on work
load)
4
Group D'
Non—
Ministerial
5
Rs.2550-
3200/-
6
Selection
i
7
Between
18-25
years.
Note:
The
crucial date
for
determining
the age limit
shall be as
per
Regulation
6
8
Not applicable.
9
Essential:
(i) 8th class pass.
Desirable
Three
years
working
experience
as
a
messenger
/
peon
in
a
reputed organisation
45
10
(i). Age : No.
(ii).
Qualifications:
Relaxable at the
discretion of the
Authority.
11
Two years
12
100%
by
direct
recruitment.
13
Promotion:
Not Aappltcabte.
14
Not Applicable.
15
Not
Applicable.
46
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA . EXTRAORDINARY
[PART III—SEC. 41
SCHEDULE-II
M A R I T A L
D E C L A R T I O N
(See Regulation 7)
I,
S/o,
D/o, W/o
declare as under :-
(i).
That I am unmarried / widower / widow.
(ii).
That I am married and have only one wife living.
(iii).
That I am married and have more than one wife living. Application
for grant of exemption is enclosed.
(Iv).
That I am married and that during the lifetime of my spouse I have
contracted another marriage. Application for grant of exemption
is enclosed.
(v).
That I am married and my husband has no other living wife, to the
best of my knowledge.
(vl).
That I have contracted a marriage with a person who has already
one wife or more living. Application for grant of exemption is
enclosed.
*2.
I solemnly affirm that the above declaration is true that I
understand that in the event of the declaration being found to be incorrect
after my appointment, I shall be liable to be dismissed from service.
Dated
Signature
NOTE:
Please delete clauses not applicable.
"Applicable In the case of clauses (I), (II) and (v).
11
SCHEDULE-
FORM OF OATH /AFFIRMATION
(See Regulation 21)
" I
do swear / solemnly affirm that I will be faithful and
bear true allegiance to India and to the Constitution of India as by Law
established, that I will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of India, and that I
will carry out the duties of my office with loyalty, honesty and impartiality.
(SO HELP ME GOD)
Signature.
Name.
Date
Designation....
S. SATHYAM, Chairman
[Advt./I ll/l V/143/2000/Exty.]
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