REGD. No. D. 222
The Gazette of India
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY
NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1963 KARTIKA 11, 1885
Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation
PART III - SECTION 1
Notifications issued by the High Courts, the Comptroller and Auditor General, the Union Public Service Commission, the Indian Government Railways and by Attached and Subordinate Offices of the Government of India
MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS
Deputy Director of Commercial Audit, New Delhi, with effect from the afternoon of 7th September 1963.
Intelligence Bureau
New Delhi-11, the 18th October 1963
No. 8 / SIB(CI)/56(39)—Consequent on the expiry of his term of re-employment, Shri S. K. Chakravorty, D.C.I.O., relinquished charge of the post of Deputy Central Intelli- gence Officer, Calcutta, in Subsidiary Intelligence Bureau, Calcutta on 30th September 1963 afternoon.
No. 3910-GEI/ M-58/ PF—Consequent on his pro- motion to the I.A. & A.S., Shri Y. Mohan has taken over charge as Assistant Director of Audit and Accounts, Posts and Telegraphs, Delhi, in the office of the Director of Audit and Accounts, Posts and Telegraphs, Delhi, with effect from the forenoon of 25th September 1963.
N. K. RAY
for Director
No. 3908-GE//L-7/PF—The Comptroller and Auditor General of India, has been pleased to promote and appoint Shri A, M. Lankar, I.A. & A.S. to officiate in the Junior Administrative Grade of the I.A. & A.S., with effect from the forenoon of 21st September 1963, until further orders.
INDIAN AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT
New Delhi, the 19th October 1963
No. 3892-GEI / D-30 /PF—Consequent on his pro- motion to LA. & A.S. Shri P. C. Dosi has been posted as Asstt. Chief Auditor in the office of the Chief Auditor, Northern Railway, New Delhi, with effect from the fore- noon of 23rd of September 1963.
No. 3848-GEI /S-63/Pt. //—The Comptroller and Auditor General of India is pleased to appoint and pro- mote Shri R. P. Shrivastava, IA.A.S., to officiate in the Junior Administrative Grade of the I.A. & A.S., with effect from the forenoon of 27th May 1963 to the after- noon of 30th August 1963, purely as a temporary measure and without prejudice to the claims of his seniors.
During this period, Shri Shrivastava held the charge of the office of Senior Deputy Accountant General in the office of the Accountant General, Rajasthan, Jaipur, in addition to his own duties as Deputy Accountant General (Admn.) in the same office.
No. 3850-GE1/ R-65/ PF-On transfer from the post of Asstt. Accountant General in the office of Accountant General, Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior, Shri U. Ramachandra Rao has been posted as Deputy Accountant General (DAD) in the office of Accountant General, Mysore, Bangalore, with effect from 19th September 1963 (F.N.).
No. 3916-GEI/N-26/PF--Consequent on his promotion to the Indian Audit and Accounts Service Shri E. R. Nagarajan has taken over as Assistant Accountant General in the office of the Accountant General, Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior, with effect from the forenoon of 25th September 1963.
No. 3918/GE//G-40—On transfer from the post of Assistant Director of Audit and Accounts, P. & T., Delhi, Shri B. L. Gupta, I.A. & A.S., has been appointed as
L/G112GI/63
He has been posted as Director of Audit and Accounts, Posts and Telegraphs, Nagpur, with effect from the same date.
No. 3914-GEI/L-6/PF III—Shri M. A. Lakshman, I.A. & A.S., Chief Auditor, Southern Railway, Madras, was sanctioned earned leave for 15 days with effect from 11th September 1963 to 25th September 1963. He has been reposted as Chief Auditor, Southern Railway, Madras, with effect from the forenoon of 26th September 1963.
Shri Hussain Aga, I.A. & A.S., Accountant General, Madras, was temporarily posted as Chief Auditor, Southern Railway, Madras during the period of leave of Shri Lakshman in addition to his own charge.
No. 3926'GEI/B-57/PF—On transfer from the office of the Asstt. Director of Audit and Accounts, Posts and Telegraphs, Delhi, Shri M. M. Bhattacharyya has been posted as Deputy Accountant General (O.A.D.) in the Office of the Accountant General, Bihar, with effect from the forenoon of 23rd September 1963.
No. 3939-GEI/N-7/Pt. ///—Shri A. S. Nageswaran, Senior Deputy Accountant General, Mysore, Bangalore, will hold the additional charge of the post of Senior Deputy Director of Commercial Audit, Bangalore, with effect from the afternoon of 18th September 1963 vice Shri K. N. Row, who proceeded on training in the Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad.
Shri Nageswaran will hold this additional charge during
the training period of Shri Row.
M. S. BHATNAGAR Dy. Comptroller & Auditor General of India
( 8 3 3)
834 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11,1885 [PART III—SEC. 1OFFICE OF THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL, CENTRAL REVENUES
Return of the Public Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government up to 30th June 1963
(Thousands of Rupees]
PUBLIC DEBT BEARING INTEREST
Particulars
TOTAL Date of Issue
Amount outstanding
Condition of Rejiayment
Rs.
Rs.
SECUWTIE8 ISSUED TO THE INTER-
NATIONAL MONETARY F U N D. THE
INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR R E-
CONSTRUCTION AND DHVBLOP-
MENT ETC.
TREASURY BILLS
13,78,64 39
POST OFFICE 12-YEAR NATIONAL
77,50,20
DEFENCE SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.
POST OFHCE 10-YEAR DEFENCE
10,47
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.
POST OFFICE 12-YEAR NATIONAL
1,11,64.16
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.
POST OFFICE 7-YEAR NATIONAL
1,26,63
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
POST OFFICE 5-YEAR NATIONAL
55,96
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SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.
POST OFFICE CASH CERTIFICATES
58,23
P.O. SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS ..
4,44,48,99
P.O. DEFENCE SAVINOS BANK
DEPOSITS.
TEN-Y"AR TREASURY SAVING*
80,38,85
DBFOSITS CERTIFICATES.
PROVIDENT F U N DS AND OTHER
3,59,71,08
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UNFUNDBD DEBT.
POST OFFICE 12-YEAR NATIONAL
3,61,73,70
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PLAN CERTIFICATES.
POST OFFICE 10-YEAR NATIONAL
13,74,94
PLAN CERTHFICATRJ.
3.48,00,00 IJ% Special Non-negotiable Rupee
31,80,37,60 Securities.
1. Rupee Loans
TERMINABLE LOANS—
3 |% National Plan Bwds, 1957
1,97,40,92 16th July 1956 Repayable at par on 16th July 1967
(3rd Series).
65,96,55 4% Loan, 1981
24th July 1961 Repayable at par on 24th July 1981
31 % National Plan Loan, 1964 .,
1,58,17,94 19th April 1954 Repayable at par on 19th April 1964
30,33,10 5% Loan, 1964
19th Juno 1950 Repayab'e at par on 15th June 1964
1,10,11,78 3 % Funding Loan, 1966—68 ., 22nd Octpbar 1953 On or before 1st October 1968, but not pre- ceding 1st October 1966, with three months' previous notice.
1,53,67,92 3i% National Plan Bonds, 1965 1st July 1955
Repayable at par on 1st July 1965
(2nd Series).
86,63,53 3J% Loan, 1974
16th July 1956 Repayable at par on 16th July 1974
82,65,41 3*% Bonds, 1966
18th July 1960 Repayable at par on 18th July 1966
1
56,99,30 3t% National Plan Bonds, 1967 5th August 1957 Repayable at par on 1st August 1967
(4th Series).
1,15,05,82 3% First Dovolopment Loan, 6th April 1945
1970—75.
Repayable at par on the- 15th Octobor 1975, but not preceding the 15th October 1970, with three calendar months' notice.
1,54,70,22 5th August 1957 Repayable at par on the 1st August 1972
4% Loiuj, 1972
14,77,48 16th September Redeemable at par on the 16th September,
2*% Loan, 1976
1946,
1976.
1,56,64,22 H% National Plan Bonds, 1968 12th May 1958 Repayable at pai on 12th May 1968
94 51,44 12th May 1958 Repayable at par on 12th May 1973
(5th Series). 4% Loan, 1973
81,06,39 l"t July 1959
Repayable at pax on 1st July 1979
4% Loan, 1979
70,0000 26th August 1958
3 i% Loan, 1968
Repayable at par on 26th August 1968
PART HI—SEC. 1 ] THE 0AZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 19S3/KARTIKA 11,1885 835Return of the Public Debt and Unfunded Debt of tbe Central GoTernment up to 30th June 1963—contd.
(Thousands of Rupaw)
PUBLIC DEBT BEARING INTEREST
TOTAL Particulars
Amount outstanding Date of Issue
Condition of Repayment
Rs.
Rs.
31% Bands, 196*
1st July 1959
Repayable at par on 1st July 1969
1,90,85,42
4% Loan, 1980
18th July 1960 Repayable at par on 18th July 1980
98,05,17
4 % Loan, 1973 Ad-hoc issue .
3,00,00,00 1st July 1958
Repayable at par on 12th May 1973
4% Loan, 1966
85,26,39
1,14,03,37 4*% Loan, 1985
12th July 1962 Repayable at par on 12th July 1985
52,94,20 44% Loan, 1986
28,10,13 4J% National Defence Bonds, 1972 10th November Repayable at par on the 10th November
1962.
1972.
6J% Gold Bonds, 1977
Repayable at par on 12th November 1977 ..
12th November
7,89,94 1 QA'J
Premium Priae Bonds, 1963
3,36,31
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25,09,32,95
BHOJAL LOANS—
3.% Loan, 1966—76
1,21,73 12th November
1,21.73
1946.
Repayable at par on 15th November 1976 but the Government havo the option of repaying at any time after 15th November 1956 with six months* notice.
NON-TERMINABLE LOANS^-
3% Loan, 1896-97
At the option of the Government of India after
8,93,33 22nd July 1896
I 2,57,84,39
three months' notice.
3 % Conversion Loan, 1946
16th September
2,48,91,06
1946.
15-Year Annuity Certificates
1,08,85
1,08,85 1st July 1954
(1st Series).
Redeemable at par at the option of the Govern- ment of India, with three months' notice but not earlier than 16th September 1986. Tho first m^Dthly payment will commence after expiry of one calendar month from date of payment of purchase price.
Do.
15-Year Annuity Certificates
3.12,20
3,12,20 2nd January 1958
(2nd Series).
HYDERABAD LOANS—
| 2 *% Loan, 1953—63 ..
16th Oct. 1943 Repayable at par on 16th Oct. 1959—63
5,38,42
4 % Hyderabad State Development
Repayable at par on 15th Oct. 19fl3
3,34.71 15th Oct. 1953
Loan, 1963. 1*% Loan, 1964
3,85,71 30th Oct. 1956 Repayable at par on 30th Oct. 1964
4 % Hyderabad State Development 1st Sept. 1955 Repayable at par on 1st Sept.'1967
2,12,43
Tnnn !Qfi7X J U U I I, 1 7 U /.
Repayable at par on 3rd Sept. 1968
2,18,02 3rd Sept 1956
4 % Hyderabad State Development
1st April 1954
4,40,00
Repayable at par on 1st April 1974
Loan. 1968. 21% Loan, 1974
2t% Loan, 1973
6,85,71 1st Jan. 1950
Repayable at par on 1st Jan. 1975
28,80 Old Railway Shares
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28,43,82
2. Sterling Loam
PERMANENT DEBT BEAIUNO INTERBJT—
(0 India Stocks—
6,32
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India 2\% Stock. 1926 or after (H) Railway Debenture Stock-
East Indian Railway 4%
Irredeemable
23
16 Eastern Bengal Railway 4%
Do.
1,00 Great Indian Poninsula Rail-
Do.
way 4%.
20,62,26 ("0 Liability for British Govern- ment 5 % War Loan (1929—47) taken over by India (A).
O) Lazard Brothers A Co. Ltd.,
13,33,33
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London,
20,00,00 (") Loans from the United King- dom Government of Durgapur
Ctjuti p l a nt
OLCC1 x^lalll.
38,00,00 (vi) Loam from Second Export Credits Guarantee Department (Second Anglo-Indian Credit Agreement, 1958).
3.95.67 (vtf) Loans from United Kingdom
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Government Oil Pipe Lines.
8 36 T HE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11. 1885 TPAIT IIT-SRT 1 Return of the Pnbllc Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government np to 30th Jane 1963 contd._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ^ __
(Thousands of Rupees)
PUBLIC DEBT BEARING INTEREST
Particulars
Date of Issue
Condition of Repayment
TOTAL
Amount outstanding
PERMANENT DEBT BEARING INTBREST
Rs.
R-i.
—contd.
25,33,33 (v/W) Third Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, 1959].
13,33,33 (Ix) Further Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, I960].
6,66,67 (JC) Fifth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [2nd U.K. /India (General) Credit Agreement, I960].
* *
13,33,33 (jrf) Sixth Loan from Export Cre- dits Guarantee Department [U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, 1961],
* *
21,20,13 (xii) Seventh Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department (U.K. / India 5-Year Plan Agreement, 1961).
6,66,67 ixUi) Eighth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [2nd U.K./India (General) Cre- dit Agreement, 1961],
* *
6,66,67 (xiv) Ninth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Deptt. [U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, 1962].
6,66,67
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33,47 (xv) Tenth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [2nd U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, 19621. (xvi) Eleventh Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [U.K./India 5-Year Plan Agree- ment, 1962],
44,80 (xvii) U.K/India (Durgapur Exten- sion) Credit Agreement.
1,96,65,04
3. Foreign Loans
(A) U.S.A.—
(/) Loan from U.S.A. for the pur- chase of American Wheat.
00 £D (1 OOjUO,JJ
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21,22,62 (it) Development Assistance Loan from the Government of U.S.A. (1st Loan).
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17,90,57 (lit) Development Assistance Loan from the Government of U.S.A. (2nd Loan).
21,43,50 (iv) Development Assistance Loan from the Government of U.S.A. (3rd Loan).
(v) Loan from U.S.A. under P.L.
480.
2,40,52,37 (vO Loan from Export-Import Bank
of U.S.A.
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83,64,40 1,78,38,90
6,23.01 (WO Loan from D.L.F., U.S.A. .. (y/H) Loan from U.S. President's Asian Economic Development Fund.
(B) INTERNATIONAL BANK OF RECONS- TRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT—
(0 Railway Project Loan (1st
Loan).
(") Second Railway Project Loan
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2.06 22 36,15,24
(HO Third Railway Project Loan
40,83,33
(/v) Fourth Railway Project Loan
23,33,60
(") Fifth Railway Project Loan
..
33,31,35
(W) Sixth Railway Project Loan
23,26,49
(v/0 Bokaro-Konar Project Loan
4,42,55
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(1st D.V.C.).
(v/tf) Damodar Project Loan (2nd
3,82,10 D.V.C.).
(tx) Third Damodar Valley Cor-
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8,42,51
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poration Loan.
6,60,93 (x) Koyna Project Loan ,. (*0 Loan from Private Sector Coal Production Loan
39
(A) Paymont of interest remains suspended from 1st July 1955
PART III—SEC. 1 ] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11,1885 837Return of the Public Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government up to 30th June 1963—contd.
(Thousands of RuDecs")
PUBLIC DEBT BEARING INTEREST
TOTAL Farticulam
Amount Outstanding Date of Issue
Condition of Repayment
R*.
R".
(C) U.S.S.R.—
31,87,85
34,25,90 (0 Cost of Steel Plant and equip- ment received from U.S.S.R. (It) Assistance from the Govern- ment of U.S.S.R. for establish- ment of Industrial enterprises.
10,68,45
18,62,30 (///) Assistance from the Govern- ment of U.S.S.R. for the cons- truction of petroleum refinery. (/v) 337-5 Million Rouble* Credit from the Govt. of U.S.S.R. for establishment of Industrial Enterprises during 3rd Five Year Plan.
2,78,67 (v) 112-5 Million Roubles Credit from the Govt. of U.S.S.R.
80 Million Roubles Credit from
58,99 U.S.S.R. for charges.
37,20 Assistance from the U.S.S.R. for manufacture of Drugs. L^ans from Swiss Bank 110
22,79 Million Swiss Franks.
(D) CANADA—
8,22,47 (1) First Wheat Loan from Canada for the purchase of Wheat.
2,99,98 (tf) Second Wheat Loan from Canada for the purchase of Wheat.
(E) GERMANY—
13,44.43 (i) Cost of Machinery etc, re- ceived from the Federal Repub- lic of Germany for Rour- kela Steel Project.
(ff) D.M. Loan, 1959 from Federal
18,28,53
14,18,37 Republic of Germany. (Hi) D.M. Loan, 1960 from Federal Republic of Germany (1st Loan).
14,18,37
20,23,81 (/v) 2nd D. M. Loan, 1960froro Federal Republic of Germany. (v) D.M. 170 MiUion Loan, 1961 from Federal Republic of
kjtrniHrny*
11,90,48
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(v/) D.M. 100 Million Loan (1961) from tho Federal Republic of Germany.
11,71,00
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(W/) D.M. Loan Prolongation of Rourkela Credit, 1960-61 frpm Federal Republic of Germany.
(Wtf) D.M. 100 Million Loan, 1962
11,90,48 from Republic of Germany.
10,11,90
27,38,00 (Ix) D.M. Loan Prolongation of Rourkela Credit. 1962 from Federal Republic of Germany. (x) D.M. Loan Prolongation of Rourkela Credit, 1962-63 from Federal Republic of Germany. D. M. Loan Prolongation of Rourkela Credit, 1961-62 from Federal Republic , of Germany.
(F) JAPAN—
17,97,50 Loan from Export-Import Bank of Japan.
(G) KUWAIT—
28,92,56 Loans from Government of Kuwait in connection with retirement o£ the Indian currency.
(H) POLAND—
55,62 Assistance from Polish Government.
TOTAL FOREJON LOAMS
U.18,45,11
GRAND TOTAL
72,96,51,69
838 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11, 1885 [PART III—SEC. 1Return of the Pnblic Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government np to 30th Jane 1963—concld.
(Thousands of Rupees)
PUBLIC DEBT NOT ] SEARING INTEREST
Particulars Date of Discharge Amount
Rs.
(1) Rupees Loans
2*% Loan, 1960 15th July 1960 1,07,47
3% Victory Loan, 1957 1st September 1957 2,23,67
21% Loan, 1934 15th November 1954 2,70,72
3% Loan, 1953—55 15th July 1953 62,51
3*% Loan, 1954—59 15th December 1954 97,79
2i% Bonds, 1950 16th July 1950 1,40,47
4% Bonds, 1943 31st July 1943 28
5% Loan, 1945—55 15th October 1945 18,09
3 % Defence Bond, 1946 1st August 1946 10,72
3 -% Loan, 1842-43 16th September 1946 10,28
3<% Loan, 1854-55 Ditto 14,39
3^ %Loan, 1865 Ditto 17,26
3}% Loan, 1879 Ditto 3,19
3 -% Loan, 190(M)l Ditto 15,26
3J% Loan, 1947—50 15th November 1947 21,06
3-Year Interest Free Defence Bonds .. 15th May 1946 2,03
2J% Loan, 1948—52 15th July 1948 43,96
5-Year Interest Free Prize Bonds, 1949 15th Januarv 1949 28,80
5-Year Interest Freo Friz-; Bonds, 1965 lit April 1965 20,26,92
3 °/ Loan, 1949—52 1st August 1949 1,41,55
4+% Loan, 1950—55 15th May 1950 45
3% Loan, 1951—54 15th September 1951 1.61,14
2J-% Loan, 1955 1st October 1955 3
4-% Loan, 1955 60 15th September 1955 24,12
2$%Bhopal War Bonds. 1957 1st November 1957 20
3 % 2nd Victory Loan, 1959—61 15th August 1959 2,68,11
4+% Loan, 1958—68 1st June 1958 21,91
3% Loan, 1958 16th August 1958 4,77
4% Loan, 1960—70 15th July 1960 2,38,67
3% Loan, 1963—65 9,31,49
3<-% National Plan Bonds, 1961 (1st Scries) 1st June 1961 12,38
2-% Loan, 1961 1st August 1961 2,62,59
3i % Bonds, 1962 16th July 1962 1,72
2f% Loan, 1962 15th November 1962 .. ' 1,67,42
3r% Bonds, 1963 56,51,04
Hyderabad Loans
21% 2nd Development Loan, 1955—60
4,47
5th October 1942
40 6% Loan issued in 1329F repayable after 1352F (1942) ..
' 2 1% Development Loan, 1954—59
16th October 1959
20,42
6th October 1945
31% Loan issued in 1344F repayable after' 1355—65F (1945—55)
31
1st August 1961
45,22 3 % Hyderabad Loan, 1951—61 .. '
TOTAL
1,10,73,28
(2) Sterling Loans
i
(IHDIA STOCKS)
12 India AiY, Stock, 1958—68
1,66 India l\% Stock, 1931
76 India 3 % Stock, 194"
TOTAL
2,54
GRAND TOTAL
l,/O,75,82
R. K. KHANNA CS-4-2-560 New Delhi, the 16th October 1963
Accountant General, Central Revenues
PART III—SEC. 1 ] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2,I9"3/KAftTIKA 11, 1 **5 8*9Office of the Director of Commercial Audit
New Delhi-l, the 18f/i October 1963
2. The dates of substantive appointment of the follow- ing Assistant Accounts Officers of the Posts and Telegraphs Audit and Accounts Organisation in the Assistant Accounts Officers' grade (shown in this Office Order No, 70/Admn. I-16(A)DC, dated 14th March 1963) are advanced as indicated below :—
No. 3010-.4dm/9-l 1/63-64 Vol. //—Shri Mahadeo Prasad, a member of the S.A.S. (Commercial) of the Office of the Senior Deputy Director of Commercial Audit, Ranchi is appointed to officiate as an Assistant Audit Officer in the same office w.c.f. 4th September 1963, until further orders.
No
Name
Date of substantive appointment advanced
A
From
To
Shri J. N. Sharma
1-2-1960 15-11-1959
T
2. ,, B. P. Gupta
15-2-1960 Shri R. C. Srivastava, a member of the S.A.S. (Com- mercial) of the Office of the Accountant General, Uttar Pradesh, is appointed to officiate as an Assistant Accounts Officer (Commercial) in the same office w.e.f. 20th September 1963, until further orders.
1-2-1960
3. ,, V. Ramachandran
22-2-1960 15-2-1960
4. „ P. B. Nath
1-3-1960 22-2-1960 Shri R. P. Kapoor, a member of the S.A.S. (Commer- cial) of the Office of the Senior Deputy Director of Commercial Audit, Ranchi is appointed to officiate as an Assistant Audit Officer in the same office w.e.f. 1st October 1963, until further orders,
5. 6. 7.
,, G. S, Anantharamaseshan ,, J. K. Rao . ,, B. C. Budhiraja
1-4-1960 7-4-1960 17^1-19(50
1-3-1960 1-4-1960 7-4-1960
8. „ J. Ranganathan
.. 12-5-1960 17-4-1960
P. K. SEN Director of Commercial Audit
9. „ J. C. Jain .
2-6-1960 12-5-1960
10.
1-7-1960 2-6-196d
11.
,, M. V. Ramamurthi . „ A. N. Dashpande
15-7-1960 1-7-1960 Office of the Accountant General, Commerce, Works & Miscellaneous
12. „ C. C. Ganguly .
1-9-1960 15-7-1960
New Delhi, the 24th October 1963
13. „ A. K. Chatterjoe
19-9-1960 1-9-1960
14. „ S. S. Bhanja
1-11-1960 19-9-1960
15. ,, P. Thiagarajan .
7-11-1960 1-11-1960
16. ,, M.S. Narayana Rao .
1-12-1960 23-11-1960
17. ,, S. Varadachari .
. 15-12-1960 1-12-1960
18. „ Shri Narain Sharma .
1-1-1961 15-12-1960
19. ,, T. S. ThirunavuWcarasu
29-1-1961 1-1-1961 No. Admn.II/3 (74) /3113-20—Shri D. P. Mittal, a permanent S.A.S. Accountant of this Organisation has been promoted as an officiating Asstt. Accounts Officer with effect from 8th October 1963 (F.N.) and his services have been placed at the disposal of the Chief Pay & Accounts Officer, Ministry of Works, Housing and Supply, New Delhi for appointment as Assistant Pay & Accounts Officer, Ministry of Works, Housing and Supply, New Delhi with effect from the same date.
20 ,, N. G. S. Rao .
26-5-1961 29-1-1961
28-6-19*51
21. ,, Jagdish Prakash
26-5-1961
P. K. RAU Accountant General
22. ,, G. D. Jayaraj .
1-8-1961 28-6-1961
~
ft
23. „ S. M. Ghoae
3-8-1961 1-8-1961
„ V. L. Aoley
. 15-10 1961
24.
3-8-1961 Office of Accountant General, Assam
25. ,, K. Sivaramasubramanian . 16-10-1961 15-10-1961 Shlllong, the 23rd October 1963
3. The following officiating Assistant Accounts Officers are appointed in a substantive capacity in the A.A.O.'s grade m the P. & T. Audit and Accounts Organisation with effect from the date indicated against each :—
No. Estt.I/PC/3185-86—The Accountant General, Assam is pleased to appoint Shri R. B. Sarma, a permanent S.A.S. Accountant of his Office to officiate as an Assistant Accounts Officer in the same office with effect from the forenoon of the 16th October 1963, until further orders.
Name
SI. No.
Date of substantive appointment SdV- ILLEGIBLE Deputy Accountant General (Admit.) Assam
1. Shri T. S. Knshnan .
7-11-1960 . 16-10-1961
N. K. Bharadwaj
2. „
R. Parthasarathy*
3. „
Office of the Accountant General, Andhra Pradesh
The 22nd October 1963
25-3-1961 'Allotted to the P & T. Audit Orga- nisation from C.A.G.'s office.
31-3-1962
N. S. Muthtah .
4. „
K. Ramachandran
U-4-1962
5. „
29-5-1962
V. Narasimhan .
6. ,.
No. £fl.//7-81/63-64/1042-1047—Shri K. Narayana- murthy, a permanent member of the Subordinate Accounts Service of the Office of the Accountant General, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad has been appointed to officiate, until further orders, as Assistant Accounts Officer, in the branch of the same office at Madras, with effect from the afternoon of 30th September 1963.
A. K. Padmanaban .
29-5-1962 20-6-1962
T, N. Krishmamurthy
The 22nd October 1963
7. ,. 8. „
The 19th October 1963
No. Efl-7/7-83/63-64/1087-1089—Sarvashri Mohanlal Bhatt and V. R. Jayavelu, permanent members of the Subordinate Accounts Service of the Office of the Accountant General, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad have been promoted to officiate, until further orders, as Assis- tant Accounts Officers, in the same office with effect from the forenoon of 18th October 1963.
No. 154/Admn.l/16(A)IX—The following officiating Assistant Accounts Officers of the Posts and Telegraphs Audit and Accounts Organisation are appointed substan- tively as Assistant Accounts Officers in that organisation with effect from the date indicated against each ;—
V. SUBRAMANIAN Accountant General
Date of substan- tive appointment
Name
SI. No
18-7-1962
Shri S. Parthasarathy
1.
Office of the Accountant General, Posts and Telegraph!)
28-9-1962
„ K. K. Pramanick ,
2.
Simla, the 28th August 1963
9-11-1962
,, Satya. Sharma , *
3.
H. B. BHAR Accountant General Posts and Telegraphs Slmla-3 No. Admn.I.956/\6{A)lX—Thts substantive appoint- ment of Shri R. Parthasarathy as Assistant Accounts Officer in the Posts and Telegraphs Audit and Accounts Organi- sation with effect from 15th November 1959, ordered in this" office order No. 70/Admn.M6(A)IX, dated 14th March 1963, is hereby cancelled.
840 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11, 1885 [PART III—SEC. 1Simla, the 14th March 1963
No. 70-Admn.I'16(A)lX—The following Officiating Assistant Accounts Officers of the Posts and Telegraphs Audit and Accounts Organisation are hereby appointed in a substantive capacity from the date indicated against each :—
Name
Date of substantive appointment SI. No.
1. Shri R. Parthasarathy*
15-11-1959 "Originally of
C. A. G.'s office, now allo'- ted to P & T Audit Organisa- tion.
J. N. Sharma B. P. Gupta
1-2-1960 15-2-1960
2. „ 3. „
22-2-1960
V. Ramachandran
4. „
P. B. Nath .
1-3-1960
Krishna Chandra
1-3-1960
5. ,. 6. „
1-3-1960
R. Nagaraja Rao
7. „
M. M. Sahai Varma . 1-3-1960
8 „
R. Ramasubramanian . 1-3-1960
G. S. Anantharamase-
9. „ 10. „
shan
1-4-1960
J. K. RPO . .
7-4-1960
B. C. Budhiraja .
17-4-1960
U. „ 12. „
J. Rangatiathan .
12-5-1960
13. „
2-6-1960
14. „ J. C. Jain .
M. V. Ramamurthy
1-7-1960
15, „
A, N. Deshpande
15-7-1960
16. „
C. C. Ganguly
17. „
1-9-1960
A. K. Chatterjee
19-9-1960
S. S. Bhanja
18. „ 19. „
1-11-1960
A. T. Chakravarti
20. „
1-11-1960
21. „ P. Thiagaraj&n ' -
7-11-1960
22. „
1-12-1960
M. S. Narayana Rao . S. Varadachari
23. „
15:12-1960
Narain Sharma .
1-1-1961
T. S. Thirunavukkarasu
24. ,. 25. „
20-1-1961
N. G. S. Rao .
26. „
26-5-1961
Jagdish Prakash
27. „
28-C-1961
G. D. Jayaraj
28. „
1-8-1961
S. M. Ghose
29. „
3-8-1961
30. „ V. L. Aoley
15-10-1961
31. „ K. Sivaramasubrama-
nian
16-10-1961
R. K. KHANNA Accountant General Posts and Telegraphs Director General of Inspection Ahmednagar, the 15th October 1963
No: AE-DOCS-302(>~Shn MUNSHA SINGH, Ty. Civilian Assistant Security Officer of Technical Develop- ment Establishment (Vehicles), AHMEDNAGAR was granted earned leave for 4 days w.e.f. 9th Sep. 63 with permission to prefix Sunday the 8th Sep. 63.
K. S. KESHAVA MURTHY Colonel Chief Superintendent Development (Vehs)
Military Lands and Cantonments (DTE) New Delhi, the 14th October 1963
No. 40/12/ADM/L&C/62—The undermentioned trans-
fer and posting is made :—
On completion of his training with the Military Estates Officer, Madras Circle, SHRI M. S. KRISHNASWAMY, a Temp. Officer Class II, is posted as Cantonment Execu- tive Officer, Cannanore Cantt., 29th May 1963.
No. 40/15/ADM/L&C 162^-Thc undermentioned trans-
fer and posting is made :•—
On completion of his four weeks training with the Cantonment Board, Delhi, Shri BRIJENDRA PRASAD, a Temp. Officer Class II, is posted as Asstt. Military Estates Officer, D & R Area. Delhi Cantt., 16th February 1963.
No. 40/11/ADM/L&C/62—The undermentioned trans-
fer and posting is made :—
On completion of his four weeks training with the Cantonment Board, Jabalpur Cantt.. Shri A. BHATTA- CHARYA, a Tempy. Officer Class II, is posted as Canton- ment Executive Officer, Shillong Cantt., 28th May 1963.
No. 41/95/ADM/L&C/63—The undermentioned trans-
fers and postings are made :—
(a) Shri Hans Raj, a Permt. Officer Class I and Mily. Estates Officer, J&K Circle, is transferred and posted as Mily. Estates Officer, Lucknow Circle, 16th April 1963.
(b) Shri A. N. Handoo, a Permt. Officer Class II and
Offg. Class I and Executive Officer, Jullundur Cantt., is transferred and posted as Executive Officer, Allahabad Cantt., 23rd April 1963.
(c) Shri G. D. Chowdhury, a Permt. Officer Class I and Mily. Estates Officer, Lucknow Circle, is transferred and posted as Mily. Estates Officer, J&K Circle, 28th April 1963.
(d) Shri N- S. Uberdi, an Offg. Officer Class II and Executive Officer, Kasauli and Subathu Cantts., is transferred and posted as Executive Officer, Sagar Cantt., 28th Apnl 1963.
(e) Shri G. B. Mathur, an Offg. Officer, Class II and Offg., Class I, and Executive Officer, Allahabad Cantt., is transferred and posted as Executive Officer, Jullundur Cantt., 3rd May 1963.
(f) Shri H. S. Sethi, a Permt. Officer, Class II and Offg., Class I and Executive Officer, Meerut Cantt., is transferred and posted as under :—
Simla-3
(i) Spl. Mily. Estates Officer, Fair Rents, Meerut
Cantt.—9th May 1963.
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE
(ii) Mily. Estates Officer, Meerut Circle—12th Office of the Garrison Engineer
Halwara, the 16th October 1963
No. 1144/54/El—The undermentioned officer is grant-
ed leave :—
MES-604 Shri J S GREWAL AEE: GE HALWARA Earned leave 34 days w.e.f. 7th Oct. 63.
(Sd.) ILLEGIBLE EE Garrison Engineer May 1963.
(g) Shri P. R. Bapat, a Permt., Officer Class II and Offg., Class I and Executive Officer, Sagar Cantt., is transferred and posted as Executive Officer, Meerut Cantt., 9th May 1963.
(h) Shri J. S. Manavalan, a Permt., Officer Class I and Mily. Estates Officer, Jorhat, is transferred and posted as Offg., Asstt. Director, Mily. Lands & Cantts., Assam, Gauhati, 15th May 1963.
Defence Science Services
Bangalore-6, the 14th October 1963
No. 14J38/L—Shri SAT DEV,, Temporary Senior Scientific Officer gde II (Permanent Foreman), CHIEF INSPECTORATE OF ELECTRONICS, BANGALORE, is granted earned leave for 2 days from 9th Sep. 63.
B. K. LAL Lt. Col. for Chief Inspector of Electronics (i) Shri K. N. Sinha, a Permt. Officer, Class I and Offg., Asstt. Director, Mily. Lands & Cantts., Assam, Gauhati, is transferred and posted as Asstt. Director, Mily. Lands & Cantts,, Eastern Command, Calcutta, 16th May 1963.
(j) Shri D. D. Anand, a Permt. Officer, Class I and Mily. Estates Officer, Meerut Circle, is transferred and posted as Dy. Asstt. Director, Southern Command, Poona, 17th May 1963.
(k) Shri K. M. Mandana, a Permt. Officer, Class II
and Offg., Class I and Executive Officer, Shillong Cantt., is transferred and posted as Mily. Estates Officer, Jorhat Circle, 17th May 1963*.
PART TTT - S FC 1.] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11, 1885 841(]) Shri V Knshnaswamv, a Permt Officer Class IT und Offg, Class I and Executive Officer, Delhi Cantt, is transfuried and posted as Dy. Asstt,, Director, Southern Command. Poona 22nd May 1961
(m) Shu A. Fonseca, a Permt Officer Class I, and Dy Asstl Diicctor, Southern Command, is trans- ferred and posted as Milv Estates Officer, Bihar & Onssa Circle, 28th May 1963.
(n) Shn H Nagabhushnam, an Offg Officer, Class II and Attached Officer, HQ Southern Command, is transfeired and posted as Executive Officer, St. Thomas Mount Cantt , 31st May 1963
(o) Shn K M Sebastian, a Permt. Officer, Class I and Executive Officer, St. Thomas Mount Cantt, is transferred and posted as Attached Officer, HQ Central Command, 28th Jun 1961
I he 17 th Octobei 1963
No 411951 ADM I L&C 161—The undermentioned
transfers and postings are made .—
(a) Shn R V. Rajagopalan, an Offg. Officer Claas II and Attached Officer, Mily Lands & Canton- ments Dte , is transfeired and posted as Executive Officer, Morar Cantt., 22nd May 1963.
(b) Shn Bansn Lal, an Offg Officer Class II and Executive Officer, Moiar Cantt, is transfened and posted as Executive Officer, Ramgarh Cantt., 31st May 1963.
(c) Shn R. D N. Veima, a Permt. Officer Class TI and Offg Class T and Executive Officer, Ramgarh Cantt, is transferred and posted as Executive Officer, Nasirabad and Ajmcr Cantts, 6th Jun. 1963.
(d) Shn L R Julka a Probationer Officer Class I and Executive Officer, Bakloh and Dalhousie Cantts , is transferred and posted as Executive Officer, Ferozeporc Cantt, 16th Jun. 1963 (e) Shn B. K Sethi, a Permt. Officer Class I and Asstt Director, Mily f ands & Cantts., Punjab, Ambala, is transferred and posted as Asstt. Director, Mily Lands & Cantts, in the ML & C. Dhectorate, 18th Jun. 1963.
(for verification work), Ahmedabad, with effect from the forenoon of the 28th September 1961
B k SAKSENA Assistant Labour Commissioner
Office of the Coal Mines Welfare Commissioner Jaglivanna^ar, the ]4th October 1963
No £5(35)63—Dr (Mrs) Archana Bagchi has been appointed as Lady Doctor under the Coal Mines Labour Welfare Fund with effect from the foienoon of 9th September 1963 and posted in the Central Hospital, Dhan- bad, until further orders.
K BAG SINGH Coal Mmei Wclfaie Commissioner DIumbad
Office of the Chief Adviser Factories New Delhi, the 24th October 1963
No Adm 1/9/61-CAFI—Shn D V Gulati, Producti- vity Officer m the office of the Chief Adviser Factories, New Delhi has been granted 13 month's leave consisting of earned leave for 68 days and study leave for [0 months and 23 days with effect from the afternoon of 2ith September 1963 to enable him to undertake one year Post-graduate Course on Ergonomics and Cybernetics—a Nuffleld Post-graduate Studentship—awarded to him by the Department of Ergonomics and Cybernetics. Lough- borough College of Technology Loughborough, Leicester- shire, U K
No Adm 1/8/63 CAF I—On the expiry of leave granted to him vide Office Order No RLI/2/2/63-CAF I, dated the 10th October 1963, Shri Satish Chander Jain has been appointed to officiate against the permanent post of Inspec- tor (Technical) in the office of the Chief Adviser Factories, New Delhi with effect from the forenoon of 5th September 1963
N. S. MANKIKER Chief Adviser Factories
MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY
Office of the Development Commissioner
(Small Scnle Industries)
(f) Shri Harpal Singh, a Permt. Officer Class T and Executive Officer, Ferozepore Cantt, is trans- ferred and posted as' Mily. Estates Officer, Ambala Circle. 20th Jun 1963.
The l&th October 1963
No. 40/10/ A DM IL&CI 62—The undermentioned
transfer and posting is made —
New Delhi, the 15th October 1963
No. 12(395)/63-.4/—Shn R Pichumani, a Junior Field Officer m the Small Industries Service Institute, Tnchur is appointed to officiate as Assistant Director (Grade II) in the Small Industries Seivice Institute, Tnchur, until furthei orders He assumed charge as Assistant Director (Grade 11) on the foienoon of 30th September 1963
R. J. BHOJWANI Deputy Director (Administration) for Development Commissioner
DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF SUPPLIES AND
On completion of his training with the Mily Estates Officer, Agra Circle, Shri S C Sehgal, a temp , Officer Class II, is posted as Cantt Executive Officer, Bakloh and Ddlhousie Cantts , 6th Jun. 1963.
DISPOSALS
GAJENDRA SINGH Dbector Military Lands and Cantonments New Delhi, the 19th October 1963
MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT
Office of the Chief Labour Commissioner (Central)
New Dethi-1, the 14th October 1963 No .4-6/247(463)/ 63—The Director General of Supplies and Disposals has been pleased to appoint Shri K. K Bajaj, Examiner of Stores (Met) in the Office of the Deputy Director of Inspection (Met.), Bhilai under the Tatanagar Inspectorate to officiate as Assistant Inspect- ing Officer (Met ) in the Office of the Director of Inspec- tion (Met ), Burnpur, with effect from the 10th October 1963, until further ordeis
K. N PURI
Deputy Director (Administration)
for Director General of Supplies and Disposals
No Adm.I/5(2)/63—Shn M. A. Desai, Labour Inspector (Central), Patna, was transferred with effect fiom the forenoon of the 18th September 1963 and post- ed to the office of the Labour Inspector (Central) (for verification work), Patna with effect from the same date.
The 17th October 1963
No. AdmI/5(2)/6Mt)~Shri S. N. Sahay, Labour Inspector (Central), Barbil, was transferred with effect from the forenoon of the 26th August 1963, and posted in the same capacity to the office of the Labour Inspector (Central), Baghmara, with effect from the forenoon of the 3rd September 1963.
No. Adm 1/5 (2)/63 (ii) — Shn N. Lakshmana Rao Labour Inspector (Central), Baghmara, was transferred with effect fro/n the forenoon of the 3rd September 1961 and posted to the office of the Labour Inspector (Central) SURVEY OF INDIA Dehra Dun, the 16th October 1963
No C-3058/718^—Shn P C Sharma, Offg. Supenn- tendent, Surveyor General's Office, is appointed to officiate in the post of Registiar, Surveyor, General's Office, on pay of Rs. 590 p m in the scale of Rs 590—30—800 with effect from the forenoon of 16th October 1963 vice Shri Han Dev transferred
GAMBH1R STNGH Brigadier
Surveyor General of India
842 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11, 1885 [PART 111—SEC. 1MINISTRY OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS
Office of the Director, Botanical Survey of India
Calcutta-13, the 8th October 1963
No. B$I-6l/l/6i/E?it.—In continuance of this office Ouzette Notification of even number, dated the 22nd July 1963, the tcim of appointment of the following Officers in the Tndian Botanic Garden, Botanical Survey of India, Calcutta, is extended for another three months with effect from the 1st October 1963 or till the posts in question are brought on to the equivalent Govern ment of India scale and terms of service etc., as may be decided by the Government of India, whichever is earlier :—
Designation
Najne of the Officer
Scale of the Pay
1.
. Assistant Botanist . . Curator
Rs. 300—30—900. Rs. 250—15—500 plus Sri S. N. M i t ra Sri K. D. M u k h e r j ee
2.
special pay of Rs, 100 p.m.
, Assistant Curator
Rs. 250—15—500.
Sri S y m al K u m ar Basu . . ..
3.
The 16th October 1963
DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HEALTH SERVICES New Delhi, the 14th October 1963 No. BSI~lll/5/63-Estt.—Sri J. L. Ellis is appointed to the post of Botanist (Class II) in the Southern Circle of the Botanical Survey of India in the scale of Rs. 350— 25—500—30—590—EB—30—800, in a temporary capa- city, with effect from the forenoon of the 1st October, 1963. until further orders.
No, 1-102/63-CHS.I—The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Dr. S. S. Tangri to the post of Assistant Surgeon, Grade I, under the Central Govt. Health Scheme, in a temporary capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 12th July 1963, till further orders.
The 11th October 1963
K. C. GUPTA
Deputy Director (Administration)
New Delhi, the 14th October 1963 No. BSI-U\/2/63-Estt.—Sn Erusan Vajravelu is appointed to the post of Botanist (Class II) in the Northern Circle of the Botanical Survey of India, in the scale of RS. 350—25—500—30—590—EB—30—800, in a tempo- rary capacity, with effect from the forenoon of the 7th October 1963, until further orders.
H. SANTAPAU
Director
No. \5-l/63-Adm.II—The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Shri M. K. Ganguli, Assistant Accounts Officer, Office of the Accountant General, West Bengal, as Accounts Officer in the Office of the Serologist & Chemical Examiner to the Govt. of India, Calcutta with effect from the forenoon of the 13th September 1963.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA
V. S. TALWAR Calcutta-13. the 15th October 1963
Deputy Director Administration (BCG)
New Delhi, the 16th October 1963 No. 180QQN/2222(JVSM) /19—Shri Jandhyala Venkata Satyanarayana Murtv, M.Sc. (Tech.), is appointed as an Asstt. Geologist in the Geological Survey of India on an initial pay of Rs. 350 per month in the scale of Rs. 350— 25—500—30—590—EB—30—800—EB—30—830—35 —900 in a temporary capacity with effect from the fore- noon of the 13th September 1963, until further orders.
No. 2-86/63-Adm. /—The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Dr. Frederic Noel Vaz S. as Assistant Surgeon, Grade I, in the Safdarjang Hospital, New Delhi, purely in an officiating capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 6th September 1963, until further orders.
The 18th October 1963 No. 180\5N/2222(SCS)/19—Shri Suresh Chand Sharma, M.Sc. is appointed as an Asstt. Geologist in the Geological Survey of India on an initial pay of Rs. 350 per month in the'scale of Rs. 350—25—500—30—590— EB—30—800—EB—30—830—35—900 in a temporary capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 10th Septem- ber 1963, until further orders.
B. C. ROY
No. 1-55/63-Adm.I—The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Dr. P. C. Venkatadri as Assis- tant Surgeon, Grade I in the Safdarjang Hospital, New Delhi purely in an officiating capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 13th September 1963, until further orders.
Director General
Geological Survey of India
A. S. BAWA Deputy Director (Administration)
DIRECTORATE GENERAL, ALL INDIA RADIO
New Delhi, the 16th October 1963
New Delhi, the 16th October 1963
F. No. 2-10/63-Adm. II—The Director General of Health Services, hereby appoints Shri Debabrata Banerjee, as Assistant Research Officer (Psychologist! at the All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health, Calcutta, with effect from the afternoon of the 1st October 1963.
No. 5(50)/61-S7—The Director General, All India Radio, New Delhi, is pleased to-accept the resignation of Shri R. Das Mahapatra, Programme Executive, All India Radio, Hyderabad, with effect from the forenoon of the 23rd September 1963.
The 18th October 1963
No. 6(115)/62-LS7—Shri M. Loganadhan, officiating Programme Executive, All India Radio. Gauhati, passed away on the 1st October 1963.
No. 1-50/62-Adm. II—On his appointment to the post of Deputy Assistant Director (Trg.), National Malaria Eradication Programme, Delhi, Shri N. L. Kalra, relin- quished charge of the post of Asstt. Entomologist, National Institute of Communicable Diseases, Delhi on the fore- noon of the 10th September 1963.
A. T. SESHADRT B. N. CHAUDHURT Deputy Director (Administration) for Director General
- Deputy Director Administration (PHC)
MINISTRY OF STEEL AND HEAVY INDUSTRIES
MINISTRY OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
(Department of Iron and Steel)
Central Mechanised Farm
Iron and Steel Control '
Suratgarh, the 16th October 1963
Calcutta-1, the 15th October 1963
No. £/-19(7)/63—Shri J. N. Roy, a re-employed Assistant Accounts Officer, was granted terminal leave for 65 days with effect from 1st September 1963 on termina- tion of his appointment.
C. B. MATHUR
No. CMF 0-2VEstt/63—Shri Gur Prasad Saxena, Foreman, State Live Stock-C"m-Agricultural Farms, U.P., Lucknow is appointed to officiate as Stores Officer at the Central Mechanised Farm, Suratgarh (Raiasthan) with effect from the forenoon of 7th October 1963, until further orders,
Deputy Director (Administration)
for Iron
C. P. SRIVASTAVA General Manager
PART III—SEC. 1 ] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11,1885 843INDIAN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL
MYSORE CIRCLE
New Delhi, .the 22nd October 1963
Bangalore-1, the 16th October 1963
No. Ad.l/Hort./PF—The Director, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, hereby appoints Shri P. K. Majumdar, Assistant Geneticist, Horticulture Division, Indian Agri- cultural Research Institute, New Delhi in a substantive capacity in the same post with effect from 1st September 1962.
No. STA/CO-2/1V—Shri M. R. Gopalan, Officer in P.S.S., Class IT, is appointed as Dy. Supdt. of Post Offices, Bangalore, with effect from 10th October 1963.
D. N. RAMCHANDANI
Postmaster-General
Mysore Circle, Bangalore
VAS DEV Registrar
for Director OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER, BOMBAY TELEPHONES
CENTRAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Kasauli, the 4th October 1963
No. Admnl33396—Shri P. N. Sadhoo, Administrative Officer, Central Research Institute, Kasauli, was granted 11 days earned leave with effect from the 18th September 1963 forenoon, with permission to suffix 29th September 1963 (being Sunday) to his leave.
On expiry of the leave, Shri P. N. Sadhoo resumed charge of his duties as Administrative Officer, Central Research Institute, Kasauli, on the 30th September 1963 (forenoon).
J. B. SHR1VASTAV Director Bombay, the 10th October 1963
No. ST/PF/1626—Shri V. Sowmyanarayanan, Assistant Engineer, Bombay Telephones is relieved from the after- noon of 4th October 1963 to join the Western Railways as Assistant Signal and Telecommunication Engineer.
The 17th October 1963
No., £7725-4—Shri S. S. Rao, Assistant Engineer, Bombay Telephones is reverted as Engineering Supervisor from the afternoon of 27th September 1963.
M. S. MUTHANNA
General Manager
Bombay Telephones
DELHI MILK SCHEME
COLLECTORATE OF CUSTOMS
New Delhi-\2, the 14th October 1963
No. 7-7/63-EsH./—Shri D. K. Sinha, Supervisor is appointed to officiate as Section Manager in the Scale of RBI 350—25—500—30—590—EB—30—800—EB—30— 830—35—900 (Gazetted Class II Post) under the Delhi Milk Scheme, New Delhi with effect from the forenoon of September 16, 1963, until further orders.
L. C. SJKKA Chairman Madras-1, the 2\st October 1963
No. 14—Shri S. Nagarajan, a permanent Senior Grade Preventive Officer of this Custom House is appointed as Preventive Inspector in an officiating capacity with effect from 30th September 1963 F.N. and until further orders vice Shri L. S. Marcar, transferred to Goa.
B. SEN
Collector of Customs
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
CENTRAL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
National Discipline Scheme Directorate
New Delhi, the 18th October 1963
No. F.I 1/13/63-Adm.IShri B. R. Gambhir, an offi- ciating Section Officer of Ministry of Finance (Depart- ment of Revenue), New Delhi is appointed as Assistant Director in National Discipline Scheme Directorate in a temporary capacity with effect from the forenoon of 15th October 1963.
J. S. TYAGI Director New Delhi-2, the 15th October 1963
No. 33/37/63{B)Adm.I—Shri K. P. Mukherjee, Senior Draftsman, attached to the Office of the Additional Chief Engineer (III), Central P.W.D., Calcutta, is appoint- ed to officiate temporarily and until further orders as Assistant Architect with effect from 26th September 1963 F.N. in the same office.
The 16th October 1963
DEPARTMENT OF ATOMIC ENERGY
Atomic Energy Establishment
Bomhay-5, the 21st October 1963
No. P/J/0412-/idm.////6628—The services of the following Scientific Officers/Engineers—Grade SC2 of the Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, are placed at the disposal of the Project Administrator, Tarapur Atomic Power Project, with effect from the forenoon of August 1, 1963 and until further orders :—
1. Shri Mahinder Parkash.
2. Shri Mathew Chiramal.
No. 33{31)/63(A)Adm. /—The following Senior Draftsmen attached to the Architectural Wing of the Central Office, Central Public Works Department, New Delhi, are appointed to officiate temporary and until further orders as Assistant Architect with effect from 24th Septem- ber 1963 F.N. in the same office :—-
1. Shri K. K. Ghosh. 2. Shri Harish Chandra. 3.' Shri M. G. Ringe. 4. Shri Yash Pal.
N. G. DEWAN Chief Engineer
OVERSEAS COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE
K. S. GOPALAK.RISHNAN Establishment Officer for Controller Bombay, the bth October 1963
INDIAN POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS DEPARTMENT
Office of the Director Postal Services, Delhi Circle
New Delhi, the 19th October 1963 No. 1/163/63-Est.—Shri A. B. Ali, Permanent Assis- tant Supervisor, C.T.O., Bombay, is appointed as Super- visor at New Delhi in an officiating capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 1st October 1963, and until further orders.
P. J. RODGERS
Director General
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT
No. STAFF/RMS-25—Shri R. T. Chodhri, Assistant Superintendent, R.M.S., New Delhi appointed to officiate as Manager, P. & T. Mail Motor Services, Delhi with effect from 1st April 1963 F.N. in the leave arrangement of Shri P. R. Sadashiva Rao.
Department of Lighthouses & Lightships
Shri R. T. Chodhri, Manager, P. & T. Mail Motor Services, Delhi relieved on 19th June 1963 forenoon by Shri R. N. Choudhry and reverted as Assistant Superin- tendent, R.M.S., New Delhi.
V. E. ARUNACHALAM Director Postal Services Delhi Circle New Delhi, the 14th October 1963
No. 14/11/61-Admn.—On his transfer from .Jamnagar to Madras, Shri T. V. S. Narayanamurty, Assistant Engi- neer (Civil), Department of Lighthouses & Lightships, handed over charge of the post at Jamnagar on the after- noon of the 20th September 1963, and took over charge
844 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTlKA ll, 1885 [PART I l l - S t c. 1of the post of Assistant Engineer (Civil) at Madras on the afternoon of 1st October 1963.
M. L. CHOPRA Administrative Officer for Director General
INCOME-TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL Bombay, the Hth October 1963
the 1st March 1961, the Appellate Tribunal hereby makes the following rule :—
"The Income-tax (Appellate Tribunal) Rules, 1963 shall apply Mutatis Mutandis lo appeals and reference appli- cations made under the Estate Duty Act, 1953."
G. S. GA1T0NDE President Appellate Tribunal Bombay
OFFICE OF THK COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX
No. 2-AT/63—In pursuance of Section 24 of the Wealth-tax Act, 1957 and in supersession of the Income- tux Appellate Tribunal notification No. l-AT/59, dated the 22nd June 1959, the Appellate Tribunal hereby makes the following rule .—
"The Income-tax (Appellate Tribunal) Rules, 1963 shall apply Mutatis Mutandis to appeals and reference applications made under the Wealth-tax Act, 1957."
No. l-AT/63—In pursuance of Section 22 of the Expenditure-tax Act, 1957 and in supersession of the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal notification No. 2-AT/59, dated the 22nd June 1959, the Appellate Tribunal hereby makes the following rules :-—
"The Income-tax (Appellate Tribunal) Rules, 1963 shall apply Mutatis Mutandis to appeals and reference applications made under the Expenditure-tax Act, 1957."
No. 4-AT/6S—In pursuance of Section 23 of the Gift-tax Act, 1958 and in supersession of Ihc Income-tax Appellate Tribunal notification No. 3-AT/59, dated the 22nd June 1959, the Appellate Tribunal hereby makes the following rule ;•—
"The Income-tax (Appellate Tribunal) Rules, 1963 shall apply Mutatis Mutandis to appeals and reference applications made under the Gift-tax Act. 1958."
G. S. GA1T0NDE Ahmedabad, the \4th October 1963
No. AU75-20/56—Tn supersession of item No. 7 of this office Notification No. 38, dated 12th July 1963, the charge of Income-tax Officer, Foreign Section, Ahmedabad at present attached to the Public Relations Officer, Income- tax Department, Ahmedabad shall hereafter be attached to the Income-tax Officer, Special Investigation Branch, Ahmedabad with effect from 21st October 1963.
2. The Income-tax Officer, Judicial, Ahmedabad will attend to the work of Income-tax Ofllcer, Foreign Section, Ahmedabad as and when the Income-tax Officer, Special Investigation Branch, is on casual leave or temporarily absent from duty.
3. In the event of both the above officers being on casual leave or temporarily absent from duly, the Income-tax Officer, Headquarters, Ahmedabad will attend to this work.
P. C. GOYAL Commissioner of Income-tax Gujarat
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Simta-4, the \Oth October 1963
President
Appellate Tribunal
Bombay
Bombay1, the 14th October 1963
No. 5-AT/63—In pursuance of Section 63 of the Estate Duty Act, 1953 and in supersession of the Income- tax Appellate Tribunal notification No. l-AT/61, dated No. 82-i5(2)/59—It is hereby notified for general information that the registration granted to the follow- ing insurer by the Controller of Insurance under Sec- tion 3 of the Insurance Act, 1938 (IV of 1938) has been cancelled by him under clause (d) of Sub-Section (4) of Section 3 of the aforesaid Act and that the can- cellation took effect from the date noted below :—
Certificate of Registration
SI. No.
Name and address of the insurer
Number
17
239 The Union Marine And General Insurance Company Limited, 25, Brabourne Boad, Calcutta-].
Class of business for which registration was cancelled
Date fiom which cancella- tion took effect
Marine
30th September, 1963.
S. K. VAIYAPURI
Controller of Insurance
CORRIGENDUM
CENTRAL WATER AND POWER COMMISSION
New Dclhi-W, the 18th October 1963
(Water Wing)
New Delhi-U, the 1th October 1963 No. 14/155/62-^J/n.P—Please read "27th June 1963" for "22nd June 1963" occurring in this Commission's Noti- fication No. 14/155/62-Adm.V, dated the 26th July 1963.
P. S. VISVANATHAN
Administrative Officer
for Chairman C. W. & P. Commission
No. 14/36H/63-/f
(Power Wing)
No. 14/368/ (>1-Adm.V(ii)—Consequent upon his appointment Shri S. J. Patel took over charge of the office of Extra Assistant Director in the Central Water and Power Commission with effect from the forenoon of the 4th October 1963.
P. S. VISVANATHAN Administrative Officer C. W. & P. Commission Simlu-4, the \lth October 1963
No. 11/1/63-ADM.II—The services of Shri S. R, Pabbi, Extra Assistant Director in the Central Water and Power Commission (Power Wing) were placed at the dis- posal of the Government of Himachal Pradesh with effect
PART lit—SEC. 1 ] THE GAZETTE OP INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1%3/KARTIKA 11, 1885 845from the forenoon of the 11th October 1963 for appoint- ment as Assistant Engineer (Electrical), until limber orders.
In the mutter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of
M,'\. Commercial Organisers of India Private Limited
Kanpur, the 19th October 1963
No. 11/22/63-ADM.II—The services ol Shii V. H. Jitun, Extra Assistant Director in the Central Water and Power Commission (lJovver Wing) were" placed at the disposal ol the Laccadive and Minicoy and Amindive Islands Administration with effect fiom the afternoon ol the 10th September 1963 for appointment as Assistant Engineer (Electrical), until further orders.
I he 19th October 1963
No. 14916/2379-LC—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 5W) o( the Companies Act, 1956, th.it the name of M/s. Commercial Organisers of India Pnvate Limited has this1 day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of
M/s. Trade Alliance Private Limited
Kanpur, the 22nd October 1963
No. 1/182/ bi-ADM.U—Following the recommenda- tions ol the Union Public Service Commission, the C hair- man. Central Water and Power Commission, hereby appoints Shri D. Mahadeva Rao as officiating Extra Assis- tant Director in the Central Water and Power Commis- sion (Power Wing) with effect irom the forenoon of the 15th October 1963, until further orders,
No. 15O27/2756-LC—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (3) ol Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of the M/s. Trade Alliance Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dis- solved.
K. M. BHONSLE Registrar of Companies
Uttar Pradesh, Kanpur
No. l/20i/hi-ADAf, II—Following the recommenda- tions of the Union Public Sei-vice Commission, the Chair- man, Central Water and Power Commission, hereby appoints Shri Ramesh Bahadur Mathur as orficiating Extra Assistant Director in the Central Water and Power Com- mission (Power Wing) with effect from the afternoon of the 14th October 1963, until lurther orders.
The 22nd October 1963
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of
The Lcixmi Industrial Corporation Limited
No. 1 / 222/ 6i-ADM.LI—Following the recommenda- tions of the Union Public Service Commission, the Chair- man, Central Water and Power Commission, hereby appoints Shri T. R. Varadarajan as officiating Extra Assis- tant Director in the Central Water and Power Commis- sion (Power Wing) with effect from the forenoon ot the 19th October 1963, until further orders.
No. 1/225/ 63-/1 DM. II—Following the recommenda- tions of the Union Public Service Commission, the Chair- man, Central Water and Power Commission, hcieby appoints Shri N. S. Sambasivan as officiating Extia Assis- tant Director in the Central Water and Power Commission (Power Wing) with effect from the forenoon ot the 17th October 1963, until further orders.
Jullundur City, the 16th October 1963
No. TS-2053/15274—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date heieof the name of the Laxmi Industrial Corporation limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck olf the Register and the said company will be dissolved.
S. KRISHNAMURTHY
Registrar of Companies
Punjab & ffimachal Pradesh
J. K. SAHA
Section Officer
for Chairman
NORTHERN RAILWAY
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of
Mis. Gwalior Vyopar Mandal Private Limited
Gwatior. the 19th October 1963
New Delhi, the 10th October 1963
No. 71— The following subordinates of Medical Depait- ment have been appointed to officiate in Class II service of that Department from the dates noted against each :—
(1) Dr. (Mrs.) Raj Kapoor—24-9-1963 F.N. (2) Dr. O. N. Srivastava—23-9-1963 F.N.
HARBANS SINGH General Manager No. 776/P/2555—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of M/s. Gwalior Vyopar Mandal Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.
M. S. NENE
Registrar of Companies
Madhya Pradesh, Gwalior
CENTRAL RAILWAY
Bombay V.T., the 15th October 1963 In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of The United Business Corporation Private Limited Bangalore, the 11th October 1963
Date of continuation
Name
No. 21619-R/W/Pt. //—The following officers of the Civil Engineering Department are confirmed in Senior Scale of that Department with effect from the dates men- tioned against each :— SI. No.
Provisioned
1. Shri F. X. A. Nazareth
. Already
J-jnal 19-4-1962
3-9-1962 19-11-1962 Mir Ahmed All Khan. R. M. Og;ilc V. Anvcr .
coniirmed. 1-1-1962 3-9-iy62 . 19-11-1962
3. ,',' 4. „
RATAN LALL No. DhA/63—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub- section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of the United Business Corporation Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.
S. C. BASU
Genet al Manager
Registrar of Companies
Mysore
OFFICK OF THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of
Laghu Udyog Kendra Private Limited
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of
Rajaram Brothers Private Limited
Kanpur, the 11th October 1963
No. 14790/2i)43-LC—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name ot the Lughu Udyog Kendra Private Limited, unless cause is shown to (he contrary, will he si ruck olf the* Register and the said company will be dissolved.
Bombay, the 14f/z October 1963
No. 8056/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub- section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 Unit lit the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of the Rajaram Brothers Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Regis- ter and the said company will be dissolved.
846 T HE G A Z E T TE OF I N D I A, N O V E M B ER 2, 1 9 6 3 / K A R T I KA n, iss5 [PART iti—SEC. iIn the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of Jai Hind Fire Works Private Limited Bombay, the 14//i October 1963
No. 6306/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub- section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of the Jai Hind Fire Works Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.
THESE CENTRES ARE LIABLE TO BE CHANGED
A I1 THE DISCRETION OF THE COMMISSION.
Candidates accepted for admission to the examination will be informed of the venue, date and time of the examination.
2. The approximate number of vacancies to be filled on the results of this examination will be 192 for the Army and Navy and 60 for the Air Force.
These numbers are liable to alteration,
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of
Pednekar Industries Private Limited
Bombay, the lAth October 1963
No. 9071/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub- section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name ot the Pednekar Industries Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the- contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.
K. K. SYED MUHAMMAD Addl. Registrar of Companies Maharashtra 3. A candidate must be an unmarried male and must have been born not earlier than 2nd July 1947, and not later than 1st January 1950. These age-limits can in no case be relaxed.
4. A candidate must have passed the Matriculation or
an equivalent examination.
NOTE.—A candidate who has appeared or intends to •
appear at the Matriculation or an equivalent examination may also apply for admission to this examination. His application will be accepted provisionally and he will be required to furnish proof of his having passed that exami- nation as soon as possible and in any case not later than 1st December 1964. His candidature will otherwise be
.incelled.
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of
Nymisa Private Limited
Madras, the 21st October 1963
No. DN/1790/ 63—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of 'Nymisa Private Limited' unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.
L. D. VENKATARAMAN 5. A candidate seeking admission to the examination is required to submit his application on the prescribed form accompanied by the necessary documents m accordance with the Instructions to Candidates contained in the Annexure so as to reach the Secretary, Union Public Ser- vice Commission, Dholpur House, DHQ P.O., New Delhi-11, on or before the 30lh December 1963.
Assistant Registrar of Companies
Madras
Applications from candidates residing abroad and those residing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands will, however, be accepted up to 13th January, 1964, us a special case. (This is applicable to persons actually residing abroad or in Andaman and Nicobar Islands at the time ot submitting their applications.)
No application received after the prescribed dates will
'•>e entertained.
In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of
Northern United Traders Private Limited
Calcutta, the \Ath October 1963
No. L/15372/D-311/560(5)—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Com- panies Act, 1956, that the name of Northern United Traders Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.
H. S. KAMLANI Addl. Registrar of Companies West Bengal 6. Copies of application forms and other connected papers are obtainable from the Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, DHQ P.O., New Delhi-11, on payment of Re. 1.00 nP. which should be remitted to the Commission by money order stating the name of the examination for which the forms are required. This amount will be refunded to those candidates whose claim to be displaced persons from Pakistan is accepted by the Commission on receipt of their applications.
In the matter of the Companies Act 1 of 1956 and in the
matter of Sambalexwari Motor Transport Company
THE REMAINING FEE (SEE APPENDIX UI OF THE AFORESAID NOTIFICATION OF THE MINIS- TRY OF DEFENCE) SHOULD BE PAID EITHER BY TREASURY RECEIPT OR BY INDIAN POSTAL ORDERS WITH THE APPLICATION. EACH POSTAL ORDER SHOULD INVARIABLY BE CROSSED AS SHOWN BELOW :
Limited
Cuttack, the \7th October 1963
No. /1-33/63-25O8—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section 445(2) of the Companies Act 1 ot 1956 that an order for winding up of the ubove named company was made by the Hon'ble High Court, Orissa on 8lh November 1962 and the Official Liquidator, High Court, Orissa, Cuttack has been appointed the Official Liquidator.
A. C. SARKAR Registrar of Companies Orissa AND COMPLETED AS FOLLOWS :
"PAY TO THE SECRETARY, UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, AT NEW DELHI POST OFFICE—CROSSED."
UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
NOTICE
New Delhi, the 2nd November 1963
No. F.8/2/63-£./(fi)—An examination for admission to the Army, Navy and Air Force Wings of the National Defence Academy for the 33rd Course commencing in January 1965, will be held by the Union Public Service Commission at AHMEDABAD, ALLAHABAD, BANGALORE, BHOPAL, BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, CUTTACK, DELHI, HYDERABAD, JAIPUR, MADRAS, NAGPUR, PATIALA, PATNA, SHJLLONG, SRINAGAR, TRIVANDRUM AND LONDON on the 19th and 20th May 1964, in accordance with the Notifica- tion No. 2413, dated 10th October 1963, published by the Ministry of Defence in the Gazette of India, dated the 2nd November 1963.
CANDIDATES MUST NOTE THAT IT IS NOT SAFE TO SEND POSTAL ORDERS WHICH ARE NEITHER CROSSED NOR MADE PAYABLE TO THE SECRETARY, UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIS- SION, AT NEW DELHI POST OFFICE. FULL PARTI- CULARS OF THE TREASURY RECEIPT OR POSTAL ORDERS, AS THE CASE MAY BE, SHOULD BE ENTERED AGAINST COLUMN 29 OF THE APPLI- CATION FORM.
Application forms and connected papers can also be obtained without any payment from any of the authorities noted below :—
(i) Headquarters, Bengal, Bihar and Orissa Area, Calcutta/Delhi and Rajasthan Area, Delhi Cantt./Punjab and Himachal Pradesh Area, Ambala Cantt. *
PART III—SEC. 1] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA, 11, 1885 847(ii) Headquarters, Bombay Sub-Area, Bombay/ Lucknow Sub-Area, Lucknow/Meerut Sub-Area, Meerut/Poona Sub-Area, Poona/Calcutta Sub- Area, Calcutta/Jullundur Sub-Are", Jullundur/ Mysore Sub-Area, Bangalore/Assam (Indep) Sub-Area, Shillong/Madhya Pradesh (Indep) Sub-Area, Jabalpur.
(iii) Headquarters Panagar Base, P:mugar.
(iv) Station Staff Officer, Allahabad.
(v) Recruiting Officer, Ajmer/Bangalore/Calcutta/
Juliundur/Kunraghat/Lucknow/Poona/AmbaW Delhi/Patna/Nagpur.
(vi) Commodore-in-Charge. Navy Office, Vithal
House, Mint Road, Bombay.
(vli) Commodore-in-Charge, Cochin,
(viii) Naval Officer-in-Charge, Vizagapatam.
(ix) Resident Naval Officer, Madras.
(x) Resident Naval Officer, Calcutta.
(xi) Air H.Q. (Personnel Officer 3), New Delhi,
(xii) All National Cadet Corps Units.
Air Force Recruiting Offices :^
(a) Air Force Station, P.D. Tandon Road, near Army
Supply Corps, Allahabad Cantt. (b) 48, Mansfield Road, Ambala Cantt.
(c) Headquarters Training Command (Unit), Infan- try Road End, High Grounds, Bangalore Cantt.
(d) A.F.I. Building, Hospital Lane, Dhobi Talao,
Bombay-1.
(e) No. 1, Gokhale Road, Calcutta-20.
(f) Air Force Station, Jodhpur (Rajasthan).
(g) Air Force Station, Jorhat (Assam),
(h) Air Force Station, 9, Wheeler's Barracks,
Cambridge Road, Kanpur Cantt.
(i) Air Force Station, Tambaram, Madras,
(j) Air Force Station, Pulgaon, Nagpur.
(k) Air Force Station, Race Course Camp, Safdar-
jung, New Delhi.
(1) Air Force Station, Yeravada, Poona-6.
No allegation that an application form or a letter in respect of such a form has been lost or delayed in post will be considered unless the person making such an allegation produces post office registration receipt. Candidates who send their applications or request for forms at a late date will do so at their own risk,
7. If any candidate taking the Examination to be held in December, 1963, for entry to the National Defence Academy, wishes to apply for admission to the examina- tion notified here, ho must submit his application by the prescribed date without waiting for the results or an offer of admission to the National Defence Academv. If he is finally selected on the results of December, 1963 Exami- nation, his candidature for this examination will be can- celled, and the fee refunded to him in full.
8. AH communications in respect of an application should be addressed to the Secretary, Union Public Ser- vice Commission, Dholpur House. DHQ P.O., New Delhi-11, and should contain the following particulars :—
(i) NAME OF EXAMINATION,
(ii) MONTH AND YEAR OF EXAMINATION.
(iii) ROLL NUMBER (IF COMMUNICATED TO
THE CANDIDATE).
(iv) NAME OF THE CANDIDATE.
(v) ADDRESS AS GIVEN IN THE APPLICA-
TION.
Communications not giving these particulars mav not be attended .to. In all correspondence with the Union Public Service Commission concerning this examination, candidates should invariably superscribe their envelopes and correspondence with the words "National Defence Academy Examination, May 1964".
HARISH CHANDRA
ANNEXURE
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES REGARDING THE FILLING AND SUBMISSION OF APPLICA- TIONS FOR THE NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY EXAMINATION, MAY 1964.
1. A copy each of the Notice, the Rules as notified by the Ministry of Defence in their Notification No. 2413, dated 10th October, 1963, published in the Gazette of India, dated 2nd November 1963, the Application Form and other papers relating to the Examination is obtainable from the office of the Union Public Service Commission and other authorities in accordance with para 6 of the Notice. Candidates should consult them to see if they are eligible before filling the application form or paying the prescribed fee. The conditions prescribed cannot be relaxed.
BEFORE SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION CAN- DIDATES MUST SELECT FINALLY FROM AMONG THE CENTRES GIVEN IN PARAGRAPH 1 OF THE NOTICE, THE PLACE AT WHICH THEY WISH TO APPEAR FOR THE EXAMINATION, ORDINARILY NO REQUEST FOR A CHANGE IN THE PLACE SELECTED WILL BE ENTERTAINED.
2. The application form must be filled in the candidate's own handwriting and all answers should be given in words. It should be submitted direct to the Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, DHQ P.O., New Dclhi-11.
A candidate already in Government Service, whether in a permanent or temporary capacity, must submit his application through the Head of the Department or office concerned who will if he considers the candidate eligible for the examination forward it to the Union Public Service Commission with his recommendations (vide Section 'C of the Application form).
Applications from all other candidates, whether in pri- vate employment or in Government-owned industrial undertakings or other similar organisations, can be enter- tained direct. If such a candidate forwards his applica- tion through his employer and it reaches the Union Public Service Commission lute, the application even if submitted to the employer before the closing date, will not be enter- ained.
A candidate employed in Army, Navy, or Air Force must submit his application through his Commanding Officer who will, if he considers the candidate eligible, forward it to the Union Public Service Commission with his recommendations (vide Section 'C of the application Torm).
Applications of eligible candidates will not be withheld, even if the candidates are not recommended. This is, how- ever, not applicable to sailors (including boys and artificer apprentices) of the Indian Navy. Thev must give Indian Navy as their first preference and their applications will be entertained only if recommended by their Commanding Officers,
Cadets of the Rashtriva Indian Military College (pre- viously known as Sainik School). Dehra Dun and students of Kint; George's Schools, should submit their applications through the Principal of the College/School concerned.
No application received by the Commission after the
date prescribed in the Notice will be accepted.
3. Candidates arc warned that they should not furnish any particulars that are false or suppress any material in- formation in filling the application form.
4. A candidate must send the following documents with
his application :—
(i) A Treasury Receipt or CROSSED Indian Postal Orders payable to the Secretary, Union Public Service Commission at New Delhi Post Office for Rs. 37.50 nP. (Rs. 9.37 nP. in the case of candi- dates belonging to Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes), but candidates who obtain application forms, etc., from the Union Public Service Com- mission on payment of Re. 1.00 nP. need send only Rs. 36.50 nP. (Rs. 8.37 nP. in the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes).
(iii A Certificate of Age.
(iii) A Certificate of Educational Qualification.
(iv) Two copies of a recent passport size (2"X2^"
Deputy Secretary
Union Public Service Commission
approx.) photograph of the candidate,
848 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1%3/KARTIKA 11, 1885 [PART III—Scr. 1Details of the documents mentioned in items (i), (ii),
(iii) and (iv) arc given below :—•
(i) A TREASURY RECEIPT OR CROSSED INDIAN POSTAL ORDERS FOR THE PRESCRIBED FEE.— The amount may be deposited in the nearest Government Treasury, or in a branch of the State Bank of India, or in a State Treasury authorised to transact business on behalf of the Government (Amount deposited at Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, or Madras should be deposited in the Reserve Bank of India instead of in the State Bank of India). The Treasury or Bank should be asked to credit it to the account head "XXI-Miscellancous Dcpurtment, Examination fees. Receipts of the Union Public Service Commission." The name of the examination and of the treasury at which the fee is deposited should he clearly entered in the treasury receipt. The treasury receipt should be on the form pertaining to Central Government transac- tions and should be obtained from the treasury at which thv fee is deposited. If, however, the blue form is not available in the treasury the ordinary form hitherto employed should be used.
All Postal Orders should bear the signature of the issuing Post Master and a clear stamp of the issuing Tost Office. All Postal Orders should be CROSSED and com- pleted as follows :—
"Pay to the Secretary, Union Public Service Commission
at New Delhi Post Office—Crossed."
In no case will Postal Orders payable at any other Post Office be accepted. Defaced or mutilated Postal Orders will also not be accepted.
NOTE 1.—-Candidates residing abroad at the time of submitting their applications should deposit the amount of the prescribed fee (the equivalent fee of Rs. 37.50 nP, or Rs. 9.37 nP. in the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes) in the office of India's High Commissioner, Ambassador or Represent,t- tive, as the case mav be. in that country and forward the receipt from that office with the application.
NOTE 2,—AN APPLICATION NOT ACCOM- PANIED BY A TREASURY RECEIPT OR CROSSED INDIAN POSTAL ORDERS FOR THE PRESCRIBED FEE WILL BE SUMMARILY REJECTED. THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO DISPLACED PERSONS SEEKING REMISSION OF THE FEE VIDE PARAGRAPH 7 BELOW.
NOTE 3.—A candidate must send the Treasury Receipt, in original, along with his application. Duplicate/triplicate copies of the Treasury Receipt will not be accepted.
(ii) A CERTIFICATE OF AGE.—The date of birth ordinarily accepted by the Commission is that entered in the Matriculation Certificate or in the Secondary School Leaving Certificate, or in a certificate recognised by an Indian University as equivalent to Matriculation or in an extract from a Register of Matriculates maintained by a University, which extract must be certified bv the proper authority of the University. The expression Matriculation Certificate in this part of the instructions must be under- stood as including these alternative certificates. Candidates will thus understand that the Matriculation Certificate is required in all cases as evidence of age, and it must invariably be sent to the Commission, in original, with a copy thereof, together with the application.
Sometimes the Matriculation or equivalent Certificate does not show the date of birth, or onlv shows the age bv completed years or completed years'and months. In such cases a candidate must send, in addition to the Matricula- tion or equivalent certificate, an original certificate, together with a copy thereof from the Headmaster/Principal of the institution from where he passed the Matriculation or equivalent examination, showing the date of his birth or his exact age as recorded in the Admission Register of the Institution,
If the Matriculation or equivalent certificate has not been issued to a candidate he should submit along with his application an age certificate from the Headmaster of the School from where he appeared in the Matriculation or equivalent examination. Such a candidate will be required to submit his original Matriculation or equivalent certificate before he is admitted to the National Defence Academy. He will be disqualified if later on it is found that the date of birth claimed by him in the application differs from that entered in his Matriculation or equivalent certificate unless the discrepancy is explained to the satis- faction of the Union Public Service Commission.
Candidates axe warned that unless complete proof of age as laid down in these instructions is sent with an appli- cation, the application may be rejected. Further, they are warned that if the date of birth stated in the upplica- lion is inconsistent with the age shov/n in the Matriculation Certificate and no explanation is offered, the application mav be rejected.
NOTE 1.—A candidate who holds a completed Secon- dary School Leaving Certificate need submit with the original a copy of only the page containing entries relating to age,
NOTE 2,—CANDIDATES SHOULD NOTE THAT ONCE A DATE OF BIRTH HAS BEEN CLAIMED AND ACCEPTED BY THE COMMISSION FOR THE PUR- POSE OF ADMISSION TO AN EXAMINATION, NO CHANGE WILL ORDINARILY BE ALLOWED AT A SUBSEQUENT EXAMINATION.
NOTH 3.-—Candidates who have passed the 10th Class of (i) a lecogniscd Higher Seccndary School, (ii) a recognised School preparing students for the Indian School Certificate Examination, and (iii) Technical Higher Secondary School of Delhi Polytechnic, must submit a certificate of age from the Principal of the School con- cerned, and no other certificate as evidence of age will be required.
(iii) A CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATIONAL QUALI- FICATION.—A candidate must submit a certificate or diploma, in original, with a copy thereof showing that he has one of the qualifications prescribed in Rule 8 of Noti- fication. The certificate submitted must be one issued by the authority (i.e. University or other examining body) awarding the particular qualification. If such a certificate or diploma is not submitted, the candidate must explain its absence ami submit such other evidence, in original, as he can to support his claim to the requisite qualifications. The Commission will consider this evidence on its merits but do not bind themselves to accept it as sufficient.
NOTE 1.—'Candidates who have appeared or intend to appear at any of the examinations the passing of which would render them eligible to appear at this examination may also iipply for admission to the examination. Such candidates will be admitted to the examination, of other- wise eligible but the admission would be deemed to be provisional and subject to cancellation if the candidates do not produce proof of having passed the examination, as soon as oossible, and in any case not later than 1st Decem- ber 1964.
NOTE 2.—In exceptional cases a candidate who has been prevented from obtaining a Matriculation Certificate or its equivalent for reasons beyond his control may at the discretion of the Commission be admitted to the exami- nation provided that he produces a certificate from a Gazetted Officer of the Central or State Government or a Principal or Headmaster specifying the institution where he studied up to the Matric class, the University or Board which was holding the Matriculation Examination, whether admission certificate was issued to him and the reasons which prevented him from taking the examination.
(iv) TWO COPIES OF PHOTOGRAPH.—A candidate must submit two passport size ( 2 " x 2 3" approx.) copies of his recent photograph, one of which should be pasted on the first page of the application form and the other copy should be firmly attached with the application form. Each copy of the photograph should be signed in ink on the front side by the candidate.
N.B.—Candidates are warned that if an application is incompletely or wrongly filled or is not accompanied by anv one of the documents mentioned under 4(ii), 4 (iii) and 4(iv) above, without a reasonable explanation for its absence having been given, the application is liable to be rejected and no appeal against its rejection will be enter- tained. The documents not submitted with the applica- tion should be sent soon after submission of the applica- tion and in any case they must reach the Commission's office [except as provided for in Note 1 under (iii) above] one month before the date of commencement of the examination. Otherwise the application is liable to be rejected.
Candidates are also warned that they should in no case correct or alter or otherwise tamper with any entry in the documents submitted bv them nor should they sub- mit a tampered document. If there is any inaccuracy or any discrepancy between two or more such documents an explanation, regarding the discrepancy may fee submitted separately.
PAKT HI—SEC 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTTKA 11, 1885 "4y5. Candidates may be required at the interview by the Services Selection Board to produce the original ol any documents, copies of which have been submitted,
6. A candidate who claims to belong to one of the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes should submit in support of his claim a certificate, in originul with a copy thereof, in the form given below from the District Officer or the Sub-Divisional Officer or any other Officer of the District in which his parents (or surviving parent) ordi- narily reside, who has been designated by the Stale Govern- ment concerned as competent to issue such a certificate, if both his parents are dead, of the district in which he himself ordinarily resides otherwise than for the purpose of his own education.
A candidate from the territory of Delhi may submit such a certificate also from the Additional District Magis- trate or the 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate or the Revenue Assistant.
The form of the certificate to be produced by Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates applying tor .appointment to posts under the Government of India :
This is to certify that son of
of village District/Division in the State belongs to the community which is recognised as a Scheduled Caste/Tribe under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Lists (Modifica- tion) Order, 1956, read with Scheduled Castes and Sche- duled Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act, 1956, the Consti- tution (Jammu and Kashmir) Scheduled Castes Order, 1956, the Constitution (Andaman and Nicobar Islands) Scheduled Tribes Order, 1959, the Constitution (Dadra and Nagar Haveli) Scheduled Castes Order, 1962 and the Constitution (Dadra and Nagar Haveli) Scheduled Tribes Order. 1962.
Shri and/or his family ordinarily reside(s)
in the. District/ Division of the State/Union Territory.
Date Signature "Seal : * Designation with Seal of Office
State/Union Territory. NOTE.—The term 'Ordinarily reside' used here will have the same meaning as in Section 20 of the Representation of the Peoples Act, 1950.
•Officers competent to issue Caste/Tribe certificates.
1. District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/ Collector/Deputy Commissioner/Additional Deputy Com- missioner/Deputy Collector/1st Class Stipendiary Magis- trate/*( Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Taluka Magistrate/ Executive Magistrate), Extra Assistant Commissioner,
'"(Not below the rank of 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate).
2. Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief Presi-
dency Magistrate/Presidency Magistrate.
3. Revenue Officers not below the rank of Tehsildar. 4. Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the candi-
date and/or his family normally resides.
5. Administrator/Secretary to Administrator/Develop- ment Officer (Laccadive, Minicoy and Amindivi Islands). 7. A displaced person seeking remission of the prescribed fee under paragraph 4 of Appendix III to the Rules should forward along with his application his Refugee Registration Card, in original, or a certificate from the District Magis- trate of the area in which he may for the time being be resident to show that he is a bona fide displaced person, and a Certificate, also in original, from a District Officer, or a Gazetted Officer of Government or a Member of the Parliament or State Legislature to show that he is not in a position to pay the prescribed fee.
8. (a) A person in whose case a certificate of eligibility is required should apply to the Government of India, Ministry of Defence, for issue of the required certificate of eligibility in his favour after he has been selected for training at the National Defence Academy.
(b) If a certificate of eligibility is not necessary in the case of a person, he should produce an affidavit sworn before a first class Magistrate in one of the following forms, whichever may be applicable to him :—
1. "I declare that I migrated to India from areas which now form Pakistan before the 19th day of July 1948, and have ordinarily been resident in India since then."
Reg .No. 112GI/63.
2. "I declare that I migrated to India trom areas which now form Pakistan on or after the ]9th day of July 1948, and have ordinarily been resi- dent in India since then and I further declare that I have got myself registered as a citizen of India under Article 6 of the Constitution."
9. THE CERTIFICATES MENTIONED IN PARA- GRAPHS 4(ii), 4(iii), 6, 7 & 8(b) ABOVE SHOULD INVARIABLY BE SENT IN ORIGINAL. THE COM- MISSION DO NOT ACCEPT ONLY COPIES OF THESE CERTIFICATES, WHETHER ATTESTED OR OTHER- WISE,
The originals of the certificates forwarded in accordance with paragraphs 4(ii), 4(iii), 6, 7 & 8(b) above will be returned when the result of the application is communicat- ed. CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO KEEP A1TEST- ED COPIES OF THEIR CERTIFICATES BEFORE SUB- MITTING THEM TO THE COMMISSION. THE COM- MISSION CANNOT RETURN THE CERTIFICATES EARLIER THAN THE DATE OF COMMUNICATION OF THE RESULT OF THE APPLICATION FOR WHATEVER PURPOSE THEY MAY BE REQUIRED, NOR CAN THEY SUPPLY ATTESTED COPIES.
If a candidate has already submitted the certificates required in paragraphs 4 (ii), 4(iii), 6, 7 and 8 (b) above in connection with another examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission and if they have not yet been returned to him he should mention the fact when submitting his application and if possible enclose a copy of each certificate. If the certificates are not with the Commission, they should be sent with the application, irrespective of whether the candidate appeared at any previous examination conducted by the Commission or not, If a certificate cannot be submitted with the application, a reasonable explanation for its absence must be given with the application.
10. The fact that an application form has been supplied on a certain date, will not be accepted as an excuse for the late submission of an application. The supply of an application form does not ipso facto make the receiver eligible for admission to the examination.
11. If a candidate does not receive an acknowledge- ment of his application within a fortnight from the last date of receipt of applications for the examination, he should at once contact the Commission for the acknow- ledgement.
12. Every candidate for admission to this examination will be informed at the earliest possible date of the result of his application. It is not, however, possible to say when the result will be communicated. But if a candidate does not receive from the Union Public Service Commission a communication regarding the result of his application one month before the commence- ment of the examination he should at once contact the Commission for the result. Failure to comply with this provision will deprive the candidates of any claim to consideration.
All returnable certificates or papers will be returned
when the result of his application is communicated.
13. No candidate shall be admitted to the examina- tion unless he holds a certificate of admission from the Commission,
14. Candidates must pay the fees prescribed in Appendix III of the Rules. No claim for a refund of the fees will be entertained except to the extent stated in that Appendix nor can the fees be held in reserve for any other examination or selection.
15. Copies of pamphlets containing rules and question papers of the examinations held in previous years are on sale with the Manager of Publications, Civil Lines, DeIhi-6, and may be obtained from him direct by mail orders only. These can also be obtained against cash payment from (i) the Kitab Mahal, Janpath Barracks, New Delhi and (ii) the Government of India Book Depot, 8-Hastings Street, Calcutta. The pamphlets are also obtainable from the agents for the Government of India publications at various mofussil towns.
16. Immediately after the selected candidates join the Academy, a preliminary examination is held in the following subjects :—
(a) English; (b) Mathematics; (c) Science; (d) General Knowledge.
850 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11, 1885 [PART III—SEC. 1Candidates are, therefore, advised not to neglect their
studies after the competitive examination.
The standard of the examination will be that of
Matriculation.
17. Communications Regarding Application.—ALL COMMUNICATIONS IN RESPECT OP AN APPLICA- TION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE SECRE- TARY, UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, DHOLPUR HOUSE, D.H.Q.P.O., NEW DELHI-11, AND SHOULD INVARIABLY CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS :—
1. NAME OF THE EXAMINATION.
2. MONTH AND YEAR OF EXAMINATION.
3. ROLL NUMBER (IF COMMUNICATED TO
THE CANDIDATE).
4. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE (IN BLOCK
CAPITALS).
5. ADDRESS AS OIVEN IN THE
APPLICATION.
N.B.—COMMUNICATIONS NOT GIVING THE ABOVE PARTICULARS MAY NOT BE ATTENDED TO.
18. Change in Address.—CANDIDATES MUST SEE THAT COMMUNICATIONS SENT TO THEM AT THE ADDRESS STATED IN THEIR APPLICATIONS ARE REDIRECTED, IF NECESSARY. CHANGE IN ADDRESS SHOULD BE COMMUNICATED TO THE COMMISSION AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY GIVING THE PARTICULARS MENTIONED IN PARAGRAPH 17 ABOVE. TF A CANDIDATE WHOSE NAME HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED FOR INTERVIEW BY THE SERVICES SELECTION BOARD, CHANGES HIS ADDRESS AFTER THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RESULT OF THE WRITTEN EXAMINATION HE SHOULD NOTIFY IT TO THE COMMISSION AND ALSO TO ARMY HEADQUARTERS, A.G.'S BRANCH RTG 6(SP) (a), DEFENCE HEADQUARTERS POST OFFICE, NEW DELHI-11. ALTHOUGH THE AUTHORITIES MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO FAKE ACCOUNT OF SUCH CHANGES THEY CANNOT ACCEPT ANY RESPONSIBILITY IN THE MATTER.
19. CANDIDATES WHOSE NAMES HAVE BEEN RECOMMENDED FOR INTERVIEW BY THE SERVICES SELECTION BOARD, SHOULD ADDRESS ENQUIRIES OR REQUESTS, IF ANY RELATING TO THEIR INTERVIEW DIRECT TO THE ARMY HEADQUARTERS, A.G.'S BRANCH, RTG 6(SP)(A) DEFENCE HEADQUARTERS POST OFFICE, NEW DELHI-11.
CANDIDATES, WHO HAVE TO APPEAR FOR ANY UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION SHOULD^ IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RESULT OF THE WRITTEN EXAMINA- TION, INTIMATE THE DATES OF SUCH EXAMI- NATION TO THE ARMY HEADQUARTERS WHO MAY, IF POSSIBLE, TAKE THIS INTO CONSIDERA- TION BEFORE FIXING THE DATES OF INTERVIEW.
Advertisement No. 44
Applications are invited for undermentioned posts from Indian citizens; subjects of Sikkim and persons of Indian Origin migrated from Pakistan with intention of permanently settling in India, subjects of Bhutan, subjects of Nepal and Tibetans who came over to India before 1-1-1962 with intention of permanently settling in India subject to issue of certificate of eligibility in their favour. Age as on 1-1-1963 must be within the pres- cribed age limits. Relaxable for Government servants except where otherwise specified. Upper age limits relaxable by 5 years for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates and up to 45 years for displaced persons from Pakistan. No relaxation for others, save in exceptional circumstances, and will in no case be relaxed beyond a limit of three years. Qualifications relaxable at Commission's discretion in case of candidates otherwise well qualified. Particulars and application forms obtainable from Secretary Union Public Service Commission, Post Box No. 186, New Delhi. Request for forms must specify name of post, advertisement number and item number and should be accompanied by self addressed unstamped envelope for each post at least of size 9" X 4" indicating thereon name of post for which forms are required. Closing date for receipt of applications with treasury receipt or crossed Indian Postal Order for Rs. 7.50 nP. (Ra. 1.87 nP. for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes) 2nd December, 1963 (16th December, 1963 for applicants from abroad). Commission may remit genuinely indigent and bonafide displaced persons' fee. Separate application with sepa- rate fee required for each post. Candidates abroad may apply on plain paper if forms are not available and. deposit fee with local Indian Embassy. If required candidates must appear for personal interview. The- reservations of vacancies as shown against the individual items included in the advertisement are liable to- alteration.
). One Director, Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Poona. Post temporary but likely to be made permanent. Reserved for Scheduled Castes candidate if such suitable candidate available; otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay.—Rs. 1,800—100—2.000. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—Pre- ferably below 50 years.
Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Doctorate or Master's degree in Meteorology, Physics, Mathematics, Applied Physics, Geophysics or Physical Chemistry. A candidate with Mathematics or Physical Chemistry in M.A./M.Sc. should have passed the B.A./B.Sc. examination with Physics as one of the subjects of study, (ii) Good scientific standing and high capacity for guiding and coordinating research and training work in Meteorology, (iii) About ten years' research work in Meteorology or allied subjects in the Indian Meteorological Department or in a Meteorological Institute/Organisation or Meteoro- logical Section of a University as evidenced by published papers, (iv) Administrative experience.
2. (a) Two Assistant Directors (one each for the Division of Weather Forecasting and Climatology <£ Hydrometeorology) and (i) four Senior Scientific Officers, Grade 1, Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Indian Meteorological Department.-—One post at (b) permanent but appointment on temporary basis. Other posts temporary but likely to be made permanent. One post at (a) reserved for Scheduled Tribes candidate if such suitable candidate available; otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay.—Post (a).—Rs. 1,300—60—1,600. Post (£).—Rs. 700—50—1,250. Higher initial pay "o specially qualified and experienced candidates. Age.— For post (a).—Preferably below 50 years. For post (b).—40 years & below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Doctorate or Master's degree in Meteorology, Physics, Mathematics, Applied Physics, Geophysics, or Physical Chemistry. Candidates with Mathematics or Physical Chemistry in MA./M.Sc. should have passed the B.A./ B.Sc. examination with Physics as one of the subjects of study, (ii) About six years' and four years' research experience in Meteorology as evidenced by published papers for posts (a) and (b) respectively.
3. Three Senior Scientific Officers, Grade II, Institute of Tropical Meteorology, India Meteorological Depart- ment.—Posts temporary but likely to be made permanent. One post reserved for Scheduled Castes candidate if such suitable candidate available; otherwise treated os unreserved. Pay.—Rs. 400-^0—800—50—950. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—35 years & below. Qualifications.— Essential.—(i) Master's degree in Meteorology, Physics, Mathematics, Applied Physics, Geophysics, or Physical Chemistry or equivalent. Candidates with Physical Chemistry or Mathematics in M.A./M.Sc. should have passed the B.A./B.Sc. examination with Physics as one . of the subjects of study, (ii) Adequate research
experionce as evidenced by published papers.
4. One Assistant Physical Chemist, Division of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, I.A.R.I., New Delhi.—Post permanent. Pay.—Rs. 350—25—500—30— 590—EB—30—800—EB—30—830—35—900. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—30 years and below. Qualifications.— Essential—(i) Master's degree in Chemistry with Physical Chemistry as special subject or Associate I.A.RJ. in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry with specia- lisation in Soil Colloids and clay Minerals, (ii) About two years' research experience in Physical Chemistry as applied to problems m Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry as evidenced by published papers.
PART III—SEC. 11 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA 11. 1885 8515. One Lecturer in Mechanics (Physics), National Defence Academy, Kharakvasla.—Post temporary but Jikely to continue. Reserved for Scheduled Tribes candidate if such suitable candidate available otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay.'—Rs. 400—400—450—30— 600—-35—670—EB—35—950. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.— 35 years & below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Second class M.Sc. degree in Physics or equivalent, (ii) About five years' teaching experience in a recognised College or University.
6. One Statistical Officer Statistical Department, Government of Tripura.—Post permanent but appoint- ment will be made on temporary basis. Other things being equal, Scheduled Castes/Tribes candidate will be preferred! Pay.—Rs. 200—10—420—15—450. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.— 30 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—1, Degree of a recognised university with Mathematics/ Statistics as one of the subjects or Statistical Officer's Training Course Certificate organised by the Central Statistical Organisation in collaboration with Indian Statistical Institute. 2. About two years' experience of Statistical work involving collection, compilation and interpretation of statistical data. 3. Knowledge of Bengali.
7. One Superintending Anthropologist, Anthropological Survey of India.—Post permanent. Pay.—Rs. 700— 40—1,100—50/2—1,250. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—-45 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Master's or equivalent Honours Degree in Anthropology of recog- nised University with evidence of specialisation in Social/ Physical Anthropology. (ii) About three years' experience in modern methods and techniques of field investigation (evidence to be furnished).
8. Two Managers (Grade-H), Printing and Stationery Department, Ministry of Works, Housing and Rehabilita- tion.-—Posts temporary but likely to be made permanent. One post reserved for Scheduled Castes and the other for Scheduled Tribes candidates, if such suitable candidates available; otherwise, both posts to be treated as unreserved. Pay.—Rs. 700—40—1,100—50/2—1,150. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidates. Age,—35 years and below. Qualifications.— Essential.—1. At least a Diploma in Printing and Allied Trades from a recognised technical institution in India or abroad. 2. About eight years' experience, in a responsible capacity, in a well-established printing house including about three years in a supervisory capacity.
9. One Research Officer, Rural Industries Planning Committee, Planning Commission.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Pay.—Rs. 400—400—450—30— 600—35—670—EB—35—950. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.— 40 years and below. Qualifications.-—Essential.—1. Master's Degree in Economics or Commerce of a recog- nised University. 2. About three years' research and/or teaching experience of problems connected with planning and development of Cottage/Small Scale/Rural industries in a Government Department, University or institution of repute.
10. One Research Officer in the Ministry of Food and Agriculture.—Post temporary but likely to continue indefinitely. Pay.—Rs. 400—400—450—30—600—35— 670—EB—35—950. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age,—35 years and below. Qualifications.-—Essential.—-(i) Master's Degree in Economics or Commerce, or M.Sc. (Agri.) in Agri- cultural Economics of a recognised University, (ii) About three years' experience of Economic research/investigation in a responsible capacity.
11. One Research Officer for the Central Health Education Bureau in the Directorate General of Health Services.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates, if such suitable candidates available; otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay.— Rs. 400—25—500—30—590—EB—30—800—EB— 30—830—35—900. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—35 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(I) At least a Second Class Master's degree from a recognised University or Institution in Anthropology, Psychology or Sociology, (h") About 3 years' research experience of participation in field studies, rural surveys and investigation of problems related to *ural development and or health, (iii) Experience in interviewing technique, analysis and inter- pretation of data and writ-up of reports, (iv) Knowledge of Hindi.
12. Senior Lecturers, B.T. (Secondary Teachers' Training) College, Agartala, Tripura.—(a) Education— 2- (b) History—1 (c) English—1. Posts temporary but likely to be made permanent. For one of the two posts at (a), other things being equal, Scheduled Castes/tribes candidates will be preferred. Pay.-—Rs. 350 in the scale of Rs. 250—20—650—25—750. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidates. Age.— 45 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) At least second class M.A. in Education for (a), History for (b), and English for (c). (ii) At least 2nd Class post- graduate Degree or equivalent diploma in teaching, (iii) Knowledge of Bengali.
13. One Lecturer in Geography, B.T. (Secondary Teachers' Training) College, Agartala, Tripura.—Post Temporary but likely to be made permanent. Pay.— Rs. 305 in the scale of Rs. 200—15—320—20—380— EB—20—500. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—35 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential— (i) At least 2nd Class M.A. or M.Sc. in Geography with B.T. or equivalent, (ii) Knowledge of Bengali
14. One Audio Visual Media Production Officer, Family Planning Institute, New Delhi, Ministry of Health.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Reserved for Scheduled Castes if such suitable candidate avail- able; otherwise will be treated as unreserved. Pay.— Rs. 700-^0—1,100—50/2—1,250. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.— 40 years and below. Qualifications.-—Essential.—(i) At least a second class Master's degree of a recognised University; (ii) Training in prodution of Audio Visual Material; (iii) At least 7 years' experience in the produc- tion and use of audio visual materials such as films, filmstrips etc.
15. One Assistant Director (Grade I) (Electrical) in Small Scale Industries Organisation, Ministry of Commerce and Industry.—Post permanent, but appoint- ment will be made on temporary basis. Pay.-—Rs. 400— 400—450—30—600—35—670—EB—35—950. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candi- date. Age—35 years and below. Qualifications.— Essential.—(i) Degree in Electrical Engineering from a recognised University/Institution or equivalent; (ii) About three years experience in a responsible capacity in a technical organisation or industrial concern of repute in manufacture of light Eletrical machinery and ap- pliances/production of radio and electronics instrument.
16. One Soil Mlcrobiologist, Division of Microbio- logy, Indian Agricultural Research Institute.—Post permanent but appointment on temporary basis. Reserved for Scheduled Castes candidate if such suitable candidate available, otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay Rs. 700— 50—1,250. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—40 years & below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) M.Sc. in Chemistry or Assoc. I.A.R.I. in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry with specialisation in Soil Microbiology, (ii) About seven years' research experience in Soil Microbiology as evidenced by published papers, (iii) Knowledge of modern methods of investigation and evidence of capa- city to initiate and guide research work in Soil Microbiology.
17. One Junior Scientific Officer (DSS), Defence Production Organisation, Ministry of Defence.—Post temporary but likely to be made permanent. Pay.— Rs. 350—25—500—30—590—EB—30—800—EB— 30—830—35—900. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—Preferably below 30 years. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Second class M.Sc. in Physics or equivalent, (ii) About two years' experience in the inspection of optical instruments.
18. One Editor, Ministry of Home Affairs.—Post temporary, but likely to become permanent ultimately. Other things being equal, preference will be given to Scheduled Castes/Tribes candidate. Pay.—Rs. 400— 25—500—30—590— EB — 30—800— EB—30—830— 35—900. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—30 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Degree of a recognised University, (ii) About three years' experience as an author, editorial writer or reporter.
852 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, NOVEMBER 2, 1963/KARTIKA II, 1885 [PART 111—SEC. 1with Statistics in M.A./M.Sc, should have passed B.A./ B.Sc. examination with Physics as one of the subjects of study.
CORRIGENDUM
One Lecturer each in (a) Botany/Zoology (h) Physics
and (r) Chemistry, B.T. {Secondary Teachers' Training)
College, Agartala, Tripura.
19. One Assistant Professor of Botany, Post-graduate School of the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi.—Post permanent but appointment on temporary basis. Reserved for Scheduled Castes candidate if such suitable candidate available; otherwise treated as un- reserved. Pay.—Rs. 400—40—800—50—950. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candi- date. Age.—30 years and below.—Qualifications.— Essential.—(i) Master's degree in Botany or Agriculture with specialisation in Plant Breeding and Genetics or Associate I.A.R.I. in Agriculture with reference to PJant Breeding and Genetics, (ii) About three years' research experience in Plant Breeding and Genetics as evidenced by published papers, (iii) Teaching experience.
In partial modification of Commission's advertisement No. 42 item 19, dated 19-10-63, Knowledge of Bengali has been prescribed as additional essential qualification (iii). Other conditions remain unchanged.
National Defence Academy Examination, May 1964
20. One Junior Scientific Officer, Defence Research & Development Council, Ministry of Defence.—-Post temporary but likely to continue. Reserved for Scheduled Caste candidate if suh suitable candidate available; other- wise treated as unreserved. Pay.—-Rs. 350—-25—500— 30—590— EB —30—800— EB —30—830—35—900. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.-—-Preferably below 30 years. Qualifica- tions.—Essential.—-(i) Second class M.Sc. degree in Geology/Geophysics or equivalent, (ii) About two years' research experience in Geology/Geophysics.
21. One Assistant Livestock Development Adviser, Ministry of Food & Agriculture (Department of Agricul- ture).—Post temporary but likely to continue on year to year basis. Pay.—Rs. 700—40—1,100—50/2—1,250 (Likely to be revised to Rs. 700—50—1,250). Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidate. Age.—45 years and below. Qualifications.— Essential.—(i) Master's or equivalent Honours degree in Zoology of recognised University; OR Degree/Diploma in Veterinary Science or Animal Husbandry of recognised University/Institution; (ii) Post-graduate training in any branch of Animal Husbandry, (iii) About 5 years' experience of Livestock development work.
The Union Public Service Commission will hold a combined Army, Navy and Air Force Examination at AHMEDABAD, ALLAHABAD, BANGALORE, BHOPAL, BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, CUTTACK, DELHI, HYDERABAD, JAIPUR, MADRAS, NAOPUR, PATIALA, PATNA, SHILLONG, SRINAGAR, TRIVANDRUM AND LONDON on 19th and 20th May, 1964, for selection of candidates for admission to the National Defence Academy for the 33rd Course commencing in lanuary, 1965. AGE LIMITS.—Candidates must have been born not earlier than 2nd July, 1947, and not later than 1st January, 1950. THESE AGE LIMITS CAN IN NO CASE BE RELAXED. QUALIFICATIONS.—Matriculation or equivalent. Applications from candidates who have appeared or intend to appear at Matriculation or equi- valent examination acceptable provisionally. Full parti- ulars and application forms obtainable from Secretary, Union Public Service Commission Dholpur House, D.H.Q.P.O., New Delhi-11, by remitting Re. 1 by money order or on cash payment at the counter. Candidates must clearly state on money order coupons "NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY EXAMINATION, MAY, 1964" and also give their names and full postal addresses in block letters. Postal Orders or cheques or currency notes not acceptable in lieu of money orders. Full particulars and application forms also obtainable free from nearest Recruiting Office, Military Sub-Area Headquarters or National Cadet Corps Unit. ONLY UNMARRIED MALE CANDIDATES ELIGIBLE FOR ADMISSION TO THE EXAMINATION. Completed applications MUST reach Union Public Service Commission by 30th December, 1963, (13th January, 1964 for candidates residing abroad including those residing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.).
VIRENDRA KUMAR
Secretary
Union Public Service Commission
22. Thirty-four Professional Assistants, Indian Meteo- rological Department.—Posts temporary but likely to continue. Some posts will bo reserved for Scheduled Castes/Tribes candidates if such suitable candidates available; otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay.— Rs. 325—15—475—EB—20—575. Higher initial pay to specially qualified and experienced candidates. Age.— 25 years and below on 1-1-1964. Qualifications.— Essential.—Muster's or equivalent Honours Degree or a first Class Honours Bachelor's degree in Physics or Applied Physics or Statistics or Metooroiogy or Geo- physics or Electronics or second class Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering. Candidates
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