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REGD . No. D- 222

The Gazette of India

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NEW DELHI , SATURDAY , DECEMBER 14, 1963 ( AGRAHAYANA 23 , 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 Intelligence Bureau

New Delhi - 11 , the 28th November 1963

No. 7 / Est(C -I) / 63 ( 409 )-The Director, Intelligence Bureau , New Delhi hereby appoints Shri Peer Ghulam Hassan Shah , a Dy . S.P. in the J. & K. State , as a Deputy Central Intelligence Officer, in the Intelligence Bureau , New Delhi w.e.f. the forenoon of 16th October 1963 , in a temporary capacity , until further orders .

N. K. RAY Deputy Director forDirector

INDIAN AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT Office of the Accountant General, Commerce , Works & Miscellaneous

New Delhi- 1 , the 4th December 1963

No. ADMN . I/ 41 ( 20) / 5690-94-On his reversion from deputation to the Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi , Shri H. C. Mohanti has taken over as Assistant Accounts Officer in the office of the Accountant General , Commerce , Works , and Miscellaneous , New Delhi with effect from 26th November 1963 ( F.N. ) with the permission to prefix 25th November 1963 .

P. K. RAU Accountant General

New Delhi, the 30th November 1963

A competitive examination for recruitment of about 37 temporary Divisional Accountants ( 121 % vacancies reserved for Scheduled Castes and 5 % for Scheduled Tribes) will be held on 4th, 5th and 6th May 1964, simul- taneously at New Delhi , Bombay , Calcutta and Madras in the office of the respective Accountants General. Upper Division Clerks of the office of the Accountant General , Commerce, Works and Misc . and Accounts clerks of Central Divisions maintaining accounts on P.W. System (having 2 years experience in WAD Group and Accounts branch respectively) born on or after 1st May 1931 and graduates not below Second Division born on or after Ist May 1941 ( for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates age limit is relaxable by 5 years ) may send applications giving the required information with the pres- cribed amount of fee Rs . 7.50 nP . by crossed postal order (Rs . 1.87 nP . in the case of candidates belonging to Sche- duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes ) to the Senior Deputy Accountant General , Commerce , Works and Miscellane- ous , Indraprastha Estate , New Delhi , so as to reach him

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latest by the 1st February 1964. Selected candidates are liable for permanent transfer to such Central/ State Accountant General to whom they maybe allotted if and when the cadre of Divisional Accountant is decentralised .

Intending candidates should acquaint themselves with the prescribed rules which are being published in the Gazette of India, Part III , Section 1 , copies of the rules can also be had from the Senior Deputy Accountant General, Commerce , Works and Miscellaneous , Indra- prastha Estate , New Delhi .

M. K. BEHI

Senior Deputy Accountant General

Rules for the Initial Recruitment Examination for Divisional Accountants

Recruitment to the cadre of Divisional Accountants from the three sources , namely , ( i ) P.W.D. Accounts Clerks , ( ii ) Upper Division Clerks of the Audit Office and ( iii) Direct Recruits , in the prescribed proportion will be made through a competitive and qualifying test called the " Initial Recruitment Examination for Divisional Accountants" which will be conducted by the Accountant General , Commerce , Works and Miscellaneous , New Delhi once or twice a year on such dates as may be convenient to him but as far as possible in the same months annually .

Publicity for the Examination will be given by an advertisement in the Press and in the Gazette of India, and/ or State Gazette as may be found expedient which will state the probable number of vacancies to be filled on the results of that Examination . The number of vacancies to be reserved in favour of the members of the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes will also be speci1 .

2. The subjects and the minimum marks qualifying for a pass in this examination will be as follows :-

Subject Maximum Minimum required Percentage

Marks for passing

Essay or Precis and

75

Draft 150

ElementaryBook-

150

75

keeping

Arithmetic and Mensura- tion (Elementary but

200

133

practical)

TOTAL

500

300

60%

3. The syllabus of the examination will be as follows :-

(i) Essay or Precis and Draft . The standard of diff- culty will be similar to that of the Precis and Draft paper of the departmental examination held for confirmation of Upper Division Clerks .

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(ii) Elementary Book- keeping. The paper in this sub- ject will be of a fairly elementary character . The " Student's Complete Commercial Book-keeping , Accounting and Banking " , by Arthur Fieldhouse , has been prescribed as the text book for the paper on this subject , but it should be supplemented by a knowledge of the following chapters in "Advanced Accounts " ,by R. N. Carter [Third Edition ( Revised ) , 1949 ] . Where these chapters cover the same ground as Fieldhouse , the questions will be set from Carter and not from Fieldhouse :-

Chapter I.-Book- keeping up to the Trial Balance.

Chapter II .- Trading and Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet .

Chapter V.-Depreciation , Sinking Funds , Reserves , Reserve Funds , Secret Reserves .

Chapter VI .-Bills of Exchange , Promissory Notes , Cheques .

Chapter VII . Portion relating to Voyage Account .

Chapter IX. Self Balancing Ledgers .

Chapter X. Capital and Revenues , Revenue Account , Receipts and Payments Accounts , Income and Expenditure Account .

Chapter XVI .-Manufacturing and Working Accounts and Cost Book Mining Company .

Chapter XVII . Cost Accounts .

Chapter XVIII . Double Account System .

NOTE. If there is any change in the subjects of these chapters in the subsequent editions of " Carter " , candidates should read the corresponding chapters in the later edition .

( iii) Arithmetic and Mensuration . The standard for this subject will be the same as that prescribed for the Matriculation or the School Leaving Certificate Examina- tion . The Book " Mensuration for Indian Schools and Colleges , Part I " , by Pierpoint, has been prescribed as representing the standard expected of the candidates in thissubject.

4. As the examination is a competitive one , no exemp- tion from appearing in any subject will be granted to any candidate except to the S.A.S. passed clerks of the Ordi- nary Branch of the Audit Office who are totally, exempted and will be selected as Divisional Accountants on the basis of the record of their work to the extent thought expedi- ent in the interest of the office , in preference to ordinary Upper Division Clerks .

5. Each candidate applying to appear at the examination will pay a fee of Rs . 7.50 by means of crossed Postal Order issued in favour of the Accountant General , Com- merce, Works and Miscellaneous , New Delhi . The fees of candidates whom the Accountant General, Commerce, Works and Miscellaneous considers in his discretion to be unsuitable for admission ( see Rule 14 ) will be returned by Postal Money Order at their cost. If from any cause an admitted candidate fails to appear in the examination the fee paid will not be refunded nor will it be placed at his credit for any subsequent examination .

NOTE . Candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes will be required to pay only one- fourth of the fee.

6. No candidate will be allowed to appear in the exami- nation more than twice , but the Accountant General , Com- merce, Works and Miscellaneous may allow a third chance in deserving cases . He may , in his discretion , permit a candidate who has failed by reason of properly certified personal illness to appear after acceptance not to count that failure against the total .

7. The minimum educational qualifications of the candi- dates from the three sources will be as follows :----

(a) For Direct Recruits . A University Degree in the Second Division , i.e. , a division better than the lowest that may be obtained from the candidate's University.

NOTE. ( 1 ) A , B.A. pass graduate of Delhi University who has obtained 50 per cent of the aggregate marks in that examination will be treated as a Second Division Graduate .

NOTE .-( 2 ) This provision in the case of Madras candi- dates will mean as follows :-

(1) B.A. , or other pass course candidates . A second division in the subject and in any one of the other two parts of the examination .

(2) B.Sc. or B.Sc. ( Hons.) or B.A. ( Hons . ) candi- dates. A second division in the final examination without any reference to the marks secured by the candidates in Part I, English , in the first year of their course of study .

(3) B.Com. or B.Com. (Hons .) candidates. A second division in the final examination , te . , Part III in B.Com. and final in B.Com . ( Hons .) .

(b) For Recruits from Audit Offices. The same stan- dard as that normally prescribed for Upper Division clerks in the office to which the recruit belongs subject to the minimum of a bare degree .

( c) For Recruits from P.W.D. Offices. Such educa- tional standard as may be agreed upon from time to time between the Accountant General and the Central or State Government concerned , a thoroughly satisfactory record of service in the P.W.D. Offices compensating for educa- tional short -comings . Preference will , however , be given to candidates possessing a University degree .

8. No clerks of the P.W.D. and Audit Offices will be eligible to appear in the examination unless they have rendered more than two years service as Accounts Clerks in the P.W.D. Offices or as Auditors in the W.A.D. in the Audit Offices respectively .

NOTE . The Audit Office candidates and candidates of the Public Works Department including those in the Superintending Engineer's and the Chief Engineer's Offices who possess the same educational qualifications as those prescribed for " direct recruits " and whose age does not exceed the limit prescribed for direct recruits will be allowed to sit in the Initial Recruitment Examination for Divisional Accountants even though they have not put in two years ' service as Auditor in the Works Audit Depart- ment sections of the Audit Office or as Accounts Clerks in the P.W.D. Offices respectively. Such candidates will , however, be eligible to compete only for vacancies assign- ed for "direct recruits " and they will be subjected to the same conditions in respect of training and probation , etc. , as are prescribed for " direct recruits ".

9. The age of the candidates for the examination from sources ( i ) and ( ii ) referred to in Rule 1 must not exceed 33 years on the first of the month in which the examina- tion is held. The age of the direct recruits must not excced 23 years' on the same date .

NOTE 1. The minimum age limit for direct recruits for taking up the examination is 18 years . The Accoun- tants-General are , however , authorised to relax this limit in exceptional cases by not more than a year .

NOTE 2. In the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes , 5 years should be added to the age limits prescribed in Rule 9 above .

9-A. An applicant mustbe-

(a) a citizen of India , or

(b) a subject of Sikkim , or

(c) a subject of Nepal or of a Portuguese or former French Possession in India , or

(d) a person of Indian origin who has migrated from Pakistan with the intention of permanently settling inIndia:

Provided that if he belongs to category ( c) or (d ) he must be a person in whose favour a certificate of eligibility has been given by the Government of India :

Provided further that if he belongs to category ( d) the certificates of eligibility will be valid for a period of one year from the date of his appointment beyond which he can be retained in service only if he has become a citizen ofIndia.

An applicant in whose case a certificate of eligibility is necessary , may be admitted to the examination conducted by the recruiting authority and he may also provisionally be appointed subject to the necessary certificate being given to him by the Government .

10. Recruitment to the cadre will not be confined to the inhabitants of any specified area in India .

11. A candidate wishing to appear in the examination will apply in the form prescribed in Rule 13 to the Accountant-General concerned enclosing a crossed Postal Order of Rs . 7.50 (Rs . 1.87 in the case of a candidate belonging to Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes ) as fee and the following certificates :-

(i) Certificate of good character signed by the candi- date's immediate official superior in the case of candidates already in Government service and by the Principal of the College in which he has been educated, or by some other superior under whom he may have been employed or to whom he may be well known , in the case of outsiders .

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THE GAZETTE OF INDIA , DECEMBER 14, 1963 /AGRAHAYANA 23, 1885

This certificate must have special reference to the two years immediately preceding the date of the application and this should be specifically men- tioned in the certificate .

( ii) A duly verified statement of age , e.g. , a baptis- mal certificate, a birth certificate , an affidavit signed by the guardian or a relative of the candi- date before a Magistrate or an attested copy of the Matriculation or School Leaving Certificate stating the date of birth , or an attested extract from the service book in the case of candidates already in Government service.

( iii) An attested copy of the University degree or other educational certificate, as the case may be.

12. The application , which should be written by the candidate in his own hand- writing, and the certificates , etc. , prescribed in Rule 11 , should be submitted so as to reach the Senior Deputy Accountant General's Office not later than the 15th of the month second preceding the month in which the examination takes place.

13. The application should set forth the following parti- culars :-

1. Name of the candidate ( in full ) to be written in Capital letters .

2. Father's name (in full ) .

2A . Citizenship ( see Rule 9A ) .

3. Caste or tribe , if he is a member of the Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe .

4. Date of birth .

5. Examination passed with dates and copies of the Certificates.

6. Centre at which the candidate wants to be examin- ed.

7. Signature of candidate .

8. Present address to which all communications should be forwarded.

9. Roll No./year when previously appeared in this examination .

14. Applications which do not satisfy the requirements of the foregoing rules will be rejected without entering into further correspondence with the candidates . Other applications will be considered on their merits by the Accountant General whose decision asto whether or not the candidate should be allowed to appear for the exami- nation will be final . Each candidate will be informed whether application has been accepted or not.

15. The Examination will be held under the supervi- sion of gazetted officers on such dates and at such hours as may be fixed by the Accountant General , Commerce , Works and Miscellaneous , New Delhi , and communicated to each candidate .

16. The result of the examination will be declared by the Accountant General , New Delhi about a month after the completion of the examination and will be communi- cated direct to each examinee . No appeals against the published results will be entertained . One list of success- ful candidates will be prepared in order of merit from which list the number of candidates from each of the three sources referred to in Rule 1 above as then finally deter- mined as attaching to that examination , will be taken in order of merit, but if the candidates so included in this number do not come up to the prescribed percentage reser- vation for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes , this will be remedied by taking , if possible , the required number from among the passed candidates of the relevant source in the order of merit .

17. The candidates as thus finally selected will be requir- ed to undergo the prescribed training in the Audit Office and/ or Public Works Divisional Office before they are allowed to appear in the Divisional Test Examination in accordance with departmental regulations .

No candidate, from whatever source selected , will be appointed to the cadre of Divisional Accountants unless he has passed the prescribed Divisional Test Examination or, in the case of S.A.S. passed clerks of the Audit Offices , the Viva- voce Part of it .

18. The results of each examination are independent . The place an unsuccessful candidate may have taken in one year, even if he be excluded on account of reserva- tion of vacancies for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes , gives him no claim to a subsequent vacancy .

19. These rules may at any time be amended or revised by the Comptroller and Auditor- General with such notice as he thinks fit ,

NOTE . Applications for these rules should be made to the Senior Deputy Accountant General , Commerce, Works and Miscellaneous , Indraprastha Estate (Hardinge Bridge ) , New Delhi .

Office of the Accountant General , Assam

Shillong, the 3rd December 1963

No. Estt.1 / PC / 3695-96-The Accountant General , Assam , is pleased to promote Shri R. Sethuraman , a Permanent S.A.S. Accountant of his office to officiate , until further orders as Assistant Accounts Officer in the same Office with effect from the afternoon of the 22nd November 1963 .

[Authority . Orders of the Accountant General , dated 22nd November 1963. ]

C. A. BALASUBRAMANIAM Deputy Accountant General (A)

Office of the Accountant General , Maharashtra

Bombay , the 30th November 1963

No. Estt . (A ) / 7 -The Accountant General , Maharash- tra, is pleased to appoint Shri M. V. Sapre a member of the Subordinate Accounts Service to officiate as Asstt . Accounts Officer in his office with effect from 27th November 1963 forenoon , until further orders .

M. M. B. ANNAVI Dy. Accountant General (Admn . )

Office of the Accountant General , Madhya Pradesh

Gwallor, the 3rd December 1963

No. Admn.I / PF- DKS / 6070-Shri D. K. Shihoorkar , a member of the Subordinate Accounts Service in the office of the Accountant General , Madhya Pradesh , Gwalior Branch is appointed to officiate as Assistant Accounts Officer with effect from 2nd December 1963 forenoon , until further orders .

P. P. GANGADHARAN Accountant General

Office of the Accountant General , Punjab

Simla, the 2nd December 1963

No. Admn.I/ GO - Misc ./ 27 / 63-11/7112-13 - On rever- sion from the Embassy of India , Rome , Shri O. N. Khanna , has been appointed to officiate , until further orders , as an Assistant Accounts Officer with effect from the 26th November 1963 ( F.N. ) .

2. Shri Gurmohan Singh , Officiating Assistant Accounts Officer of this office has proceeded on earned leave for 90 days with effect from 26th November 1963 ( F.N. ) .

No. Admn.I/ GO - Misc ./ 27/ 63-11/ 7131-32-Shri Har- charan Singh a Permanent Asstt . Accounts Officer of the office of the Accountant General , Punjab was granted carned leave for 41 days with effect from the 20th Septem- ber 1963 .

On return from leave the services of Shri Harcharan Singh , a Permanent Asstt . Accounts Officer of the Account- antGeneral , Punjab have been placed at the disposal of the Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana with effect from 7th November 1963 ( Afternoon ) for appointment as Accounts Officer in the University.

The 3rd December 1963

No. Admn.I/ GO - Misc ./ 27 / 63-11 / 7138 -Shri R. L. Chopra , a permanent Assistant Accounts Officer of the office of the Accountant General , Punjab has retired from service with effect from 2nd November 1963 and has been granted refused leave for six months ( 4th months of Average pay and 2 months on half average pay ) with effect from the same date .

M. M. MUBARAKI Deputy Accountant General (Admn . ) 914

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MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

Military Engineer Services

Poona- 1, the 2nd December 1963

No. 1327 / 215 / E10- The undermentioned officer has been granted leave :-

MES : 8464377

14 OCT 63 .

SHRI SS ABHYANKAR ,

EE TY .

GARRISON ENGINEERS AHMEDNAGAR .

Earned Leave for 20 days from 14 OCT 63 to 2nd NOV 63 .

K. V. S. RAMASUBBAN

Senior Barrack and Stores Officer for COMMANDER WORKS ENGINEERS

Armed Forces Medical Stores Depot

Bombay -33 , the 26th November 1963

No. 119/ Admn ./ C / PSV/ GS/ 101-Shri G SRINIVA- SAN , PERMANENT STORES OFFICER ( CIVILIAN ) EARNED LEAVE 34 DAYS FROM 29 APRIL 1963 TO 1 JUNE 1963 ( BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE) .

SHRI P S VOHRA , PERMANENT STORES OFFICER ( CIVILIAN ) EARNED LEAVE 34 DAYS FROM 7 OCTOBER 1963 TO 9 NOVEMBER 1963 ( BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE ) .

J SRINIVASAN Lt Col AMC Officer Commanding

DGBR

Roorkee, the 28th November 1963

No. 1072/ 67 /AR - 1 ( Civ ) -The undermentioned Officer is granted leave :-

GO- 100 Shri SIRI CHAND , CO Gde II Ty 4 days Earned Leave from 27 NOV 63 to 30 NOV 63 with permission to suffix Sunday- 1 DEC 63.

Sd./- ILLEGIBLE

LtCol Officer Incharge Records , GREF

MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT

Labour Bureau Simla -4 , the 6th December 1963

No. 7/ 7 / 63 -CPI---The final figure for all - India Average Consumer Price Index Number for Working Class (General ) on base 1949-100 for the month of October 1963 was 138 .

A. M. LORENZO Director

MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY

Office of the Development Commissioner (Small Scale Industries)

New Delhi , the 6th December 1963

No. 12 ( 315 ) /62-A.I . Shri K. B. Karkera , lately Assistant Director ( Grade II ) , Small Industries Service Institute, Bangalore expired on the 25th November 1963 .

R. J. BHOJWANI

Deputy Director (Administration ) for Development Commissioner

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA Calcutta-13 , the 28th November 1963

No. 19131N / 2222 ( GKDB ) / 19- Shri Gautam Krishna Dev Burman , 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 temporary capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 31stOctober 1963 , until further orders . a

[ PART III-SEC. 1

The 30th November 1963

No. 19209N/ 2339 / NCV/ 19 -Shri N. C. Vaidyana- than , Sr. Technical Assistant (Geophysics ) is appointed asan Asstt .Geophysicist in the Geological Survey of India on pay according to rules 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 13th November 1963 , until further orders .

B. C. ROY

Director General Geological Survey of India

MINISTRY OF STEEL AND HEAVY INDUSTRIES

(Department of Iron & Steel)

Iron and Steel Control

Calcutta- 1 , the 28th November 1963

No. EI- 19 (3 ) /61-Shri Nirmalendu Mukherjee, Deputy Assistant Iron and Steel Controller , was granted carned leave for 26 days from 29th October to 23rd November 1963 with permission to prefix holidays from 24th October to 28th October 1963 and suffix Sunday and holidays on 24th and 25th November 1963 to his Icave .

2. On the expiry of the leave , he assumed charge of the same post at Calcutta on the forenoon of 26th Novem- ber1963 .

No. El - 19 ( 8 )/ 60 -Shri L. K. Bose , Assistant Iron and SteelController (Gr . II ) , was granted earned leave for 19 days from 29th October 1963 to 16th November 1963 with permission to prefix holidays from 24th to 28th October 1963 and suffix 17th and 18th November 1963 being Sunday and restricted holiday to his leave .

2. On the expiry of the leave, Shri Boso assumed charge of the same post at Calcutta from the forcnoon of 19th November 1963 .

B. N. SEN GUPTA

Assistant Director ( Administration) for Iron & Steel Controller

Calcutta- 1 , the 3rd December 1963 PUBLIC NOTICE

No. 1 / 1-1 / IP/ O - M/ 63-64-In continuation of this office Public Notice No. 1/ 1-1 / IP / O - M/63-64, dated 23rd October 1963 announcing the licensing policy for Iron and Steel items for period October 1963 / March 1964, it is hereby notified that for this period Import licences will be issued to the Established Importers against their appli cations furnished during the last period ( i.e. April/ September 1963 ) for the following items and to the extent as indicated below :-

3-3/4% of Base Quoto (i) Industrial Scrap

Certificate.

3-3/4% -do- ( ii) Wire

-do-

5%

(fil) Tool and Alloy Steel including High Carbon Steel containing Carbon 0.95% and above and also including Stainless Steel Sheets, Plates Strips and Circles of gauges other than 18 Gauge to 25 Gauge .

It is to be noted that these Import licences to the Established Importers will be issued for import only from Rupee Trade Agreement countries of East Europe on terms of payment in non- convertible Indian Rupees .

S. C. MUKHERJEE Iron and Steel Controller

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HEALTH SERVICES

New Delhi , the 28th November 1963

No. 13-18 / 62 -P (Adm . I) -The Director General of Health Services , hereby appoints Shri Batni R. Vasudeva Murthy as Technical Officer ( Audio-Visual Equipment ) at the Family Planning Institute , New Delhi , with effect from the forenoon of the 11th November 1963 .

A. S. BAWA Deputy Director Administration I 915 PART III-SEC . 1 ) THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, DECEMBER 14, 1963 / AGRAHAYANA 23 , 1885

New Delhi , the 29th November 1963

No. 1-119 /62 -CGHS . I Consequent on the acceptance of his resignation , Dr. Jai Pal Singh , relinquished charge of the post of Assistant Surgeon , Grade I , under the C.G.H. Scheme on the afternoon of the 23rd November 1963 .

The 3rd December 1963

No. 28-46/62 - CHS.I-On transfer from Central Govern- ment Health Scheme in Delhi / New Delhi to the Central Government Health Scheme in Bombay , Dr. H. K. Shah relinquished charge of the post of Assistant Surgeon, Grade I , under the Central Government Health Scheme , New Delhi on the afternoon of the 12th October 1963 .

K. C. GUPTA

Deputy Director (Administration )

New Delhi , the 2nd December 1963

No. 7-18 /63 -Adm.I-The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Dr. S. Ramakrishnan as Lecturer in Chemistry, Medical College , Pondicherry with effect from the forenoon of the 24th October 1963 vice Shri M. Narayanaswamy .

No. 7-38/62-Adm.I-The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Shri D. Govindarajan as Assis- tant Accounts Officer at the Medical College, Pondicherry with effect from the forenoon of the 24th October 1963 .

V. S. TALWAR

Deputy Director Administration ( BCG )

New Delhi, the 2nd December 1963

F. No. 2-65/63 -Adm.II-- The Director General of Health Serviccs hereby appoints Shri S. R. Datta to the post of Assistant Research Officer ( Physiologist ) at the All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health , Calcutta , with effect from the 13th November 1963 ( forenoon ) .

A. T. SESHADRI

Deputy Director Administration ( PHC)

MINISTRY OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE (Department of Agriculture)

Directorate of Marketing & Inspection

Nagpur, the 28th November 1963

No. F.3 / 5 /63 -Plg-Consequent on his deputation to Denmark , U.K. , U.S.A. and Japan for 56 days on a Study Mission in Fruit Preservation and Canning , Shri B. S. Sood, Marketing Development Officer , Fruit Pro- ducts handed over charge of his post on the afternoon of 19th October 1963 .

The 30th November 1963

No. 3 / 12/63 -Plg . Consequent on the selection for advanced training in Fruit and Vegetable Preservation by the Australian Government under the Colombo Plan , Shri M. S. Laul , Marketing Development Officer , Fruit Pro- ducts , in this Directorate is relieved of his duties with effect from the forenoon of 22nd October 1963 .

R. T. MIRCHANDANI

Agricultural Marketing Adviser to the Government of India

Directorate of Plant Protection Quarantine and Storage New Delhi- 1 , the 2nd December 1963

No. F.1 (23) /62 -Adm . 1- The Plant Protection Adviser to the Government of India hereby appoints Shri H. L. Mehra, a permanent employce of the Indian Audit and Accounts Department , as Accounts Officer in the Directo- rate of Plant Protection , Quarantine and Storage, New Delhi in an officiating capacity with effect from the fore- noon of 26th November 1963 , until further orders .

S. S. HATE

Chief Administrative Officer for Plant Protection Adviser

to the Govt. of India Directorate of Extension New Delhi , the 3rd December 1963

No. F.3 ( 38 ) /63-Trg.III-Shri S. K. Rao , relinquished charge of the post of Instructor in Agriculture , Refreshers Training Unit, Extension Education Institute, Nilokheri with effect from 12th November 1963 ( Afternoon ) and his services have been placed at the disposal of the Govern- ment of Andhra Pradesh .

Shri R. D. Kaushik , Technical Assistant ( Selection Grade) in the Directorate of Extension is appointed on 'ad hoc basis' as Instructor in Agriculture , Refreshers Training Unit . Extension Education Institute , Nilokheri Ministry of Food and Agriculture ( Department of Agri- culture) with effect . from 12th November 1963 ( After- noon) , until further orders .

R. C. SOOD Director of Administration

CENTRAL INLAND FISHERIES RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Barrackpore , the 2nd December 1963

No. 626P/ 19559-Shri M. Subrahmanyam , is appointed to officiate as Assistant Research Officer , Class II , Gazetted at the Central Inland Fisheries Research Institute with effect from the forenoon of 2nd November 1963 and until further orders .

B. S. BHIMACHAR

Director

CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF FISHERIES OPERATIVES

Ernakulam, the 2nd December 1963

No. F.4-15/ CIFO/ 63-64-Shri J. S. Rajan , Superin- tendent , Central Inland Fisheries Research Institute , Barrackpore , is appointed to officiate as Administrative Officer at the Central Institute of Fisheries Operatives with effect from the forenoon of 27th November 1963 and until further orders .

M. C. PERUMAL Officer on Special Duty

DEPARTMENT OF ATOMIC ENERGY

Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay

Bombay -5, the 2nd December 1963

No. PA/ 63 (68 ) / 63 -R- The Controller , Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay , hereby appoints Shri Puthan- vectil Unnikrishnan , a temporary Stenographer in the Atomic Energy Establishment , Trombay , to officiate as Assistant Personnel Officer in the same Establishment with effect from the forenoon of November 18 , 1963 , until further orders .

No. PA/ 63 ( 68 ) / 63 -R-The Controller; Atomic Energy Establishment , Trombay , hereby appoints Shri Surindra Mohan Nautiyal , a permanent Assistant in the Secretariat of the Department of Atomic Energy , 10 officiate as Assistant Personnel Officer in the Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, with effect from the forenoon of November 28 , 1963 , until further orders .

P. R. MER Recruitment Officer for Controller

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER BOMBAY TELEPHONES

Bombay , the 24th November 1963

No. ST/ 25-4-Shri V. S. Vaidya , Engineering Supervi- sor is appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer in T.E. & W.S. , Class II in Bombay Telephones with effect from 13th November 1963 (F.N. ) , purely as local arrange- ment, until further orders .

No. ST/25-4-The following reversions are ordered with effect from the dates indicated against each :--

1. Shri B. N. Thanekar , Asstt . Engineer , Bombay Tele- phones is reverted as Cable Foreman with effect from the afternoon of 28th October 1963 .

2. Shri N. K. Murthy , Asstt. Engineer, Bombay Tele- phones is reverted as Exchange Inspector Gr . I with effect from the afternoon of 12th November 1963 .

M. S. MUTHANNA

General Manager Bombay Telephones 916

THE GAZETTE OF INDIA , DECEMBER 14, 1963 / AGRAHAYANA 23 , 1885 [ PART III-SEC . 1

OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER -GENERAL BIHAR CIRCLE

Patna , the 23rd November 1963

No. SG -95 / P-The Postmaster General , Bihar Circle is pleased to appoint locally Sri Amir Chand Prasad Gupta . offg . A.S.R.M. C- Dn. , Gaya ( an unapproved Officer ) to officiate in the P.S.S. Class II as Supdt . R.M.S. C-Dn . , Gaya with effect from 5th November 1963 afternoon , until further orders relieving Sri V. Balaguru .

2. On relief , Sri V. Balaguru , Offg. Sr. Supdt . of R.M.S. C-Dn . , Gaya is granted earned leave for 30 days from 5th November 1963 afternoon to 5th December 1963 .

R. KISHORE for Postmaster-General Bihar Circle, Patna

INDIA METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT

New Delhi - 3 , the 2nd December 1963

No. E ( 1 ) 05487-The Director General of Observa- tories hereby appoints Plt./Offr . S. C. Sharma , Profes- sional Assistant of the department commissioned in the Air Defence Reserve , as Assistant Meteorologist in the Indian Meteorological Service , Class II (Central Service , Class II ) in an officiating capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 26th August 1963 and until further orders . Pilot Officer Sharma is permitted to remain with the Air Defence Reserve ( I.A.F. Met . Branch ) , until further orders .

C. RAMASWAMY

Deputy Director General of Observatories ( Admn . ) for Director General of Observatories

FOREST RESEARCH INSTITUTE & COLLEGES

Dehra Dun, the 4th December 1963

No. Dis./63-Ests-16(98 ) Shri Ishwari Dutt , perma- nent Head Clerk of this Institute , is appointed to officiate asAssistant Registrar , Forest Research Institute and Colleges , Dehra Dun with effect from the forenoon of 29th November 1963 on a temporary basis and until further orders.

M. A. REHMAN

President

Forest Research Institute & Colleges

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME- TAX

New Delhi , the 28th November 1963

No. EST . 19 / JUR - DELHI / 63-64/ 434- In exercise of the powers conferred under sub- section 1 of Section 124 of the Income- tax Act , 1961 (43 of 1961 ) , and in partial modification of the existing orders on the subject , the Commissioner of Income - tax , Delhi and Rajasthan , New Delhi hereby directs that the Income- tax Officers , Special Survey Circle I and II , New Delhi respectively, which circles are hereby newly created as specified in Col. 2. of the Table hereto annexed shall excrcise jurisdiction for the first assessment only in respect of all persons not hitherto assessed and in whose cases notices u/s 139 ( 2 ) and/ or Section 148 are issued and / or who file their return of income voluntarily and who fall in the jurisdiction of the Income-tax Officers mentioned in Col.. 3. of the said Table .

TABLE

Col. 3

Col. 2

Col. 1

1. Income-tax Officer, Spe- cial Survey Circle- I, New Delhi.

Income-tax Officers, B -J , B-I( I) , B -XII , B -XII ( 1 ) , and B -XIII ( 1 ) Dis- B-XIII tricts, New Delhi .

Income - tax Officers , A - J , A - 1 ( 1 ) , A- II , A - III, A - IV, A - IV ( I ) , B -XIV, B - XIV ( 1 ) , B -XIV (2), B -XVII , B-XVII( 1 ) , B-XVII (2), B-XVII (3 ) , B-XVIII , Addl . B-XVIII C- I , C- I (I ) , C- II and C -11 Districts , New Delhi .

Col. 1

Col. 2

Col. 3

2. Income- tax Officer, Spe- cial Survey Circle - II , New Delhi .

Income- tax Officers , B- II , B - III , B - III ( I ) , B - IV , B -V , B -VI , B - VI ( I ) , B - VII , B - VIII , B-VIII (I), B -IX. Addl. B- IX, B -X, B -XI, B -XI ( 1) Districts, New Delhi . Income-tax Officers , B -XV, B -XV( I) , B - XV( 2 ) , B - XVI ,

B -XVI ( I) , B-XVI ( 2 ) Dis-

tricts , New Delhi .

R. N. MUTTOO Commissioner of Income- tax

Bombay , the 28th November 1963

No. 618-Shri E. K. Karanjawalla , is posted to perform the functions of the Income- tax Officer , Foreign Section, Bombay with effect from the afternoon of 16th November 1963 vice Shri T. S. Balaraman , I.R.S. proceeded on leave.

No. 619 On return from leave Shri J. P. Shararua , I.R.S. is reposted as Income- tax Officer Companies Circle II ( 3 ) , Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 11th November 1963 ,

No. 629 The following officers are hereby appointed substantively to permanent posts of Income-tax Officers , Class II, with effect from the dates noted against their names :

Name & date of substantive appointment

Sarvashri

1. S. G. Chitale-3-10-1962 .

2. L. Sheshadri-3-10-1962 .

3. S. A. Joshi-3-10-1962.

4. S. V. Raut-3-10-1962 .

5. M. D. Karnik-3-10-1962 ,

6. S. S. Datar-3-10-1962 .

7. V. M. Deshpande-3-10-1962.

2. The dates of confirmation are liable to change if found necessary .

R. N. JAIN

Commissioner of Income- tax Bombay City I

Bombay , the 23rd November 1963

No. 624 On return from leave Shri R. K. Vaswani is re-posted as 2nd Income-tax Officer , A- Ward, Section III , Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 18th November 1963.

No. 625 - Shri S. Venugopalan, I.R.S. is posted to per- form the functions of the Income- tax Officer , Companies Circle IV ( 5 ) , Bombay in addition to his own duties with effect from the afternoon of 16th November 1963 vice Shri R. Parthasarathy, I.R.S. proceeded on leave .

No. 626-On return from leave Shri G. G. A. Naidu is reposted as 8th Income-tax Officer , Market Ward , Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 26th September 1963.

No. 627- On return from leave Shri A. C. Mathur is reposted as 6th Income- tax Officer , C-Ward, Section III , Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 19th October 1963 .

R. N. JAIN

Commissioner of Income-tax Bombay City 11

Bombay , the 23rd November 1963

No. 617-On return from leave Shri G. H. Tulsiani is reposted as 4th Income - tax Officer , A- Ward , Section II, Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 18th November 1963.

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Bombay the 22nd November , 1963

Hyderabad, the 28th November 1963

ORDER UNDER SUB SECTION ( 2) OF SECTION 124 OF THE INCOME TAX ACT, 1961

No. 8- The undermentioned officers are confirmed as Income-tax Officers , Class II , with effect from the dates noted against them.

Sl . No. Name of the Officer & date from which confirmed

1. Shri M. S. Shakir-13-7-1961 .

2. Shri K. Satyanarayana -3-10-1962 .

3. Shri Y. Ramachandra Rao- 16-2-1963 .

NO. J8-28 /59 -In partial modification of the order No. J.8 . 28(B ) (iv) /1959 dated 16th August , 1962 and order of even No. dated 11th December , 1962, I , Commissioner of Income- tax, Bombay City III, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub.. section (s) of section 124 of the Income- tax Act , 1961 , hereby direct that the Income- tax Officers specified in column 1 of the Schedule below shall perform all the functions of an Income- tax Officer in respect of such person or persons as are specified in column II of the Schedule .

2. The dates of confirmation are subject to modifica-

tion at a later date , if found necessary .

H. A. SHAH

Commissioner of Income- tax 2. This order will not affect any orders passed by the Central Board of Revenue under section 5 (6) and 5(7A) of the Income-tax Act, 1922 and under Section 126 and 127 ( 1 ) and by the Com- missioner under section 125( 1 ) and 127( 1 ) of the Income- tax Act, 1961 and under section 5 ( 7A) of the Income- tax Act , 1922,

Hyderabad

3. This order shall come into effect from 1-12-1963 .

SCHEDULE

Jurisdiction .

CENTRAL WATER AND POWER COMMISSION (Water Wing)

Designation of Income- tax Officer

New Delhi , the 30th November 1963 II

3rd Income-tax Officer , Bombay Suburban District (West) , Bom- bay.

No. 14/374/63-Adm . V-Consequent upon his resigna- tion having been accepted , Shri Mohd . Riazul Hasan relinquished charge of the office of Extra Assistant Direc- tor in the Central Water and Power Commission with effect from the afternoon of the 21st October 1963 .

I. All persons residing in or having their principal place of business , profession or voca- tion in the following areas other than these assessable by the Ist and 2nd Income- tax Officers , Bombay Sub- urban District (West) , B'Bay.

P. S. VISVANATHAN Administrative Officer for Chairman , 1. Kandivali .

Villages (1 ) Akurli (2) Charkop .

(Power Wing)

2.Dahisar .

Simla-4 , the 2nd November 1963

No. 7 / 3 / 63 -ADM.II-The Chairman , Central Water and Power Commission hereby appoints the following officers to the posts of Extra Assistant Director ( Mechani- cal) in the Water and the Power Wings of the Central Water and Power Commission as noted against each , in substantive permanent capacity, with effect from the date shown against each :-

II . All persons residing in ог having their principal place of business inGoregaon whose names begin with alphabets 'A' to ' H' other than those assessable by the 1st and 2nd Income- tax Officers, Bombay Suburban District (West) , Bombay .

SI .

No. Name

Wing of the CWPC in which confirmed

Date of substantive appointment

1. Shri A. S. Kurpad 2. Shri C. R. Chopra 3. Shri S. K. Bhatta-

10th August , 1957 4th August, 1961 15thFebruary , 1962

Water Wing. PowerWing. PowerWing.

A partner of a firm included in (I ) and ( II ) above provided his principal place of business falls within the jurisdiction of Bombay Suburban District (West), Bombay, mentioned in or- der No. J.8 . - 28 (A) ( iii )/ 1959 dated 16-8-1962 .

charjee.

5. Shri N. K. Banerjec 4. Shri S. R. Kelkar

6. Shri G. B. Singh

15th February, 1962 15th February , 1962 15th February, 1962

PowerWing. Power Wing. PowerWing.

The 2nd December 1963

IV. All persons residing in or having their principal place of business in the areas of Bombay Suburban District (West ), Bombay, defined in my order No. J.8-28 (A) (iii)/ 1959 dated 16-8-1962 and not falling in the juris- diction of 1st and 2nd & 4th to 10th Incometax Offi- cers, Bombay Suburban District ( West) , Bombay .

No. 7/ 3 / 63 -ADM.II-The Chairman , Central Water and Power Commission hereby appoints the following officers to the posts of Extra Assistant Director ( Electrical) in the Central Water and Power Commission ( Power Wing) , in substantive permanent capacity with effect from the date shown against each :-

Name & date of substantive appointment

Shri A. S. Nagpal-15th June 1961 .

5th Income- tax Officer , Bombay Suburban Dis- trict (West) , Bombay.

Shri M. Ramanathan --4th August 1961 .

Shri B. N. Kapoor-4th August 1961 .

Shri V. R. Narasimhan 4th August 1961 .

Shri L. C. Jain-4th August 1961 . Shri S. D. Kushare 15th February 1962.

I. All persons residing in or having their principal place of business , profession or vocation in the following areas other than those assessable by the 1st & 2nd Income-tax Officers , Bombay Suburban District ( West), Bombay.

Shri A. N. Singh - 15th February 1962.

Shri P. D. Mittal- 15th February 1962 .

Shri V. S. Rao- 15th February 1962 .

Shri P. M. Ahluwalia- 15th February 1962 . Shri P. C. Saxena- 15th February 1962 .

Shri Gyan Parkash-15th February 1962 .

Shri S. A. Subramanian- 15th February 1962 Shri M. K. Sambamurti 15th February 1962 .

Shri S. K. Mukerjea- 15th February 1962 .

Villages: ( 1 ) Aarey ( 2) Pahadi . II . All persons residing in or having their principal place of business in Goregaon whose names begin with alphabets ' I' to ' Z' other than those assessable by the 1st& 2nd Income - tax Offi- cors , Bombay Suburban Dis- trict (West) , Bombay.

M. M. DHAWAN Administrative Officer for Chairınan

Simla-4, the 3rd December 1963 III . A partner of a firm included in (I ) and (II ) above provided his principal place of busi- ness falls within the juris- diction of Bombay Suburban District (West) , Bombay , mentioned in order No. J.8-28 (A) ( iii ) , / 1959 dated 16-8-1962 .

No. 1 / 220 /63 -ADM.II-Following the recommenda- tions of the Union Public Service Commission, the Chair- man, Central Water and Power Commission , hereby appoints Shri R. P. Pandey as officiating Extra Assistant Director in the Central Water and Power Commission (PowerWing ) with effect from the forenoon of the 25th November 1963 , until further orders .

K. E. JOHNSON Commissioner of Income-tax Bombay City III, Bombay 918

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OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Vinod Agencies Private Limited Delhi , the 28th November 1963 No. 1 / 200/63 -ADM.JI-Following the recommenda- tions of the Union Public Service Commission , the Chair- man, Central Water and Power Commission , hereby appoints Shri Sundaram Shanmugam as officiating Extra Assistant Director in the Central Water and Power Com- mission ( Power Wing ) with effect from the forenoon of the 23rd November 1963 , until further orders .

J. K. SAHA Section Officer for Chairman

No. 1128 / 7282-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 Vinod Agencies Private Limit- ed , unless cause is shown to the contrary , will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved .

INDIAN RAILWAYS Chittaranjan Locomotive Works , Chittaranjan, the 3rd November 1963

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Industrial Supplies Corporation Private Limited Delhi, the 28th November 1963 No. GMA /GS / 312- Sri G. P. Majumdar , Offg . Senior Accountant, (Class III ) has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Accounts Officer in Class II service with effect from 18th October 1963 ( F.N. ) .

Burdwan, the 2nd December 1963

No. 1136/ 7281-Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section ( 5 ) of Section 560 of the Companies Act , 1956, that the name of Industrial Supplies Corporation Private Limited , has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Star Engineering Works Private Limited

Delhi, the 30th November 1963 No. GMA /GS / 230-Sri Moti Prakash , officiating Assistant Works Manager ( Steel Foundry ) in Class II service has been appointed to officiate as Mechanical Engi- neer ( Steel Foundry ) in Senior Scale with effect from 16th October 1963 ( F.N. ) vice Sri J. C. Kalra , offg . M.Ε. (SF) , deputed to U.K. for 6 months' training from the same date .

R. KRISHNASWAMY General Manager

NORTHERN RAILWAY

No. 2992 /7342- 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 Star Engineering Works Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary , will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dis- solved.

New Delhi , the 30th November 1963

A. R. KHARE Registrar of Companies Delhi No. 77-Shri Krishan Lal Kapoor , a Class III employee of the Civil Engineering Department , Northern Railway isappointed to officiate in Class II service in that Depart- ment on this Railway with effect from the afternoon of 3rd October 1963 .

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Budh Yatayat Private Limited

Patna, the 2nd December 1963

HARBANS SINGH General Manager

CENTRAL RAILWAY Bombay, the 4th December 1963

No. 37 (687 ) 4678-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 Budh Yatayat Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary , will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved .

No. HPB / GAZ/ 60 Shri A. K. V. Madhavan , Assistant Electrical Engineer ( Junior Scale ) Officiated as Divisional Electrical Engineer ( Senior Scale ) from 18th April 1962 to 18th April 1963 .

R. P. KHANDPUR Registrar of Companies Bihar

Shri Cyril Christian , Assistant Traction Engineer ( Junior Scale) Officiated as Divisional Electrical Engineer ( Senior Scale) from 24th April 1962 to 2nd July 1963 .

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Icons Private Limited

Bombay , the 28th November 1963 Shri R. Sethuraman , Head Clerk, Chief Engineer's Office has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Welfare Officer (Mechanical ) from 25th September 1963 .

Shri F. R. Irani , Drawing Office Supervisor has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer ( Class II ) from 11th June 1963 .

No. 12158/ 560-Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub - section ( 5 ) of Section 560 of the Companies Act , 1956 that the name of Icons Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company isdissolved.

Shri B. R. Diwan , Drawing Office Supervisor has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer ( Class II ) from 14th June 1963 .

Shri J. N. Nagu , Track Superintendent has been appoint- ed to officiate as Assistant Engineer ( Class II ) from 21st June 1963 .

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of the Valley Farms Private Limited Bombay, the 29th November 1963 Shri D. E. Ludgrove , Permanent Way Inspector has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer (Class II ) from 28th June 1963 .

No. 10951 / Liq . Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub -section ( 5 ) of Section 560 of the Companies Act , 1956 that the name of the Valley Farms Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Shri H. W. D'Souza , Permanent Way Inspector has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer ( Class II ) from 8th July 1963 .

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of the Amrit Aushadhi Private Limited Shri J. D. Cooper , Permanent Way Inspector has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer ( Class II ) from 11th July 1963 .

Bombay, the 3rd December 1963 Shri T. K. John , Permanent Way Inspector has been appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer (Class II ) from 7th September 1963 .

RATAN LALL General Manager

No. 2891 / 560- Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section ( 5 ) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of the Amrit Aushadhi Private Limit- ed, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved .

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UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION NOTICE

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Western Traders ( India) Private Limited Bombay, the 3rd December 1963

New Delhi , the 14th December 1963

No. 3303 / 560-Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section ( 5 ) of Section 560 of the Companies Act , 1956, that the name of Western Traders ( India ) Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved .

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Famous Films (Madras ) Private Limited Bombay, the 3rd December 1963 No. 11035 / 560-Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section ( 5 ) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Famous Films ( Madras ) Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved .

No. F.12/ 2 / 63 - E.1 (B )-An examination for Direct Permanent Regular Commissions in the Army Medical Corps will be held by the Union Public Service Commis- sion at AHMEDABAD , ALLAHABAD , BANGALORE , BHOPAL , BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, CUTTACK, DELHI , HYDERABAD , JAIPUR, MADRAS , NAGPUR, PATNA , SHILLONG AND TRIVANDRUM , commencing on 30th June 1964 in accordance with the Notification No. 2734 , dated 27th November 1963 , publishedby the Ministry of Defence in the Gazette of India , dated 14th December 1963. The centres are liable to be changed at the discre- tion of the Commission . Candidates accepted for admis- sion to the examination will be informed at what place , atwhat time, and on what dates they should present them- selves.

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of Sheelavihar Colony Private Limited Bombay , the 3rd December 1963

Serving Short Service Regular Commissioned Officers and Emergency Commissioned Officers in the Army Medi- cal Corps are also eligible to appear at the examination, provided they fulfil all the conditions and are eligible in all respects to take the examination .

2. The number of permanent vacancies to be filled on the results of this examination is expected to be 40 .

No. 8308 / 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 Sheelavihar Colony Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary , will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved .

This number is liable to alteration .

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 , and of Engelhard Industries of India Private Limited Bombay , the 3rd December 1963

3. A candidate for this examination must not have attained the age of 30 years on the 31st December 1964 , i.e., he must have been born not earlier than 1st January 1935 .

The age limit is , however, relaxable in the case of candi- dates possessing post- graduate qualifications / candidates with previous Commissioned Service in the Army Medical Corps to the extent specified in the aforesaid Notification of the Ministry of Defence .

No. 11977 / 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 Engelhard Industries of India 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, Bombay

4. A candidate seeking admission to the examination must apply to the Secretary, Union Public Service Com- mission, Dholpur House , D.H.Q.P.O. , New Delhi - 11 , on the prescribed form of application which must reach the Commission on or before 10th February 1964 , accom- panied by the necessary documents in accordance with the Instructions to Candidates contained in the Annexure . No application received after that date will be considered.

In the matter of the Companies Act , 1956 and of V. Sadasivam Chettlar and Company Private Limited Madras, the 27th November 1963 No. DN/ 3278 / 63-Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section ( 5 ) of Sectiorf 560 of the Companies Act , 1956, that the name of V. Sadasivam Chettiar and Com- pany Private Limited , has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissloved .

Applications from candidates residing abroad and those residing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands will , however , be accepted up to 24th February 1964 , as a special case. (This is applicable to persons actually residing abroad or inAndaman and Nicobar Islands at the time of submitting their applications . ) .

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of M. G. R. Farms Private Limited Madras, the 27th November 1963

No. DN/ 4578 / 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 M. G. R. Farms Private Limited , un- less cause is shown to the contrary will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved .

5. Copies of application forms and full particulars are obtainable from the Secretary, Union Public Service Com- mission, Dholpur House , D.H.Q.P.O. , New Delhi - 11 , on payment of a fee of Re . 1.00 nP . which should be remitted to the Commission by Money Order stating the name of examination in respect of which the application forms are required. This amount will be refunded to those candi- dates whose claim to be displaced persons from Pakistan is accepted by the Commission on receipt of their appli- cations.

K. RAJAGOPALAN

Assistant Registrar of Companies Madras

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 , and of Nelson Motors Private Limited , Kayamkulam

THE REMAINING FEE ( SEE APPENDIX III 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 :

&Co.

POSTAL ORDER Ernakulam , the 30th November 1963 No. 785 / TC ( 6 ) / 21814/ 63 -Notice is hereby given pursuantto sub- section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Nelson Motors Private Limit- ed, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved .

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of Kailas Trading Corporation Private Limited , Calicut

AND COMPLETED AS FOLLOWS :

" PAY TO THE SECRETARY, UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION AT NEW DELHI POST OFFICE ( CROSSED ) ."

Ernakulam, the 30th November 1963 No. 1479 / TC ( 6 ) / 21816/ 63 -Notice is hereby given pursuantto sub - section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Kailas Trading Corporation Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

N. D. BHATIA Registrar of Companies Kerala

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 L/G172GI/63 920

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ORDERS, AS THE CASE MAY BE, SHOULD BE ENTERED AGAINST COLUMN 33 OF THE APPLI- CATION FORM .

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 alle- gation produces a post office registration receipt . Candi- dates who send their applications or requests for appli- cation forms at a late date will do so at their own risk .

7: If any candidate, who took the Army Medical Corps Examination held in July 1963 wishes to apply for admis- sion to this examination, he must submit his application by the prescribed date without waiting for an offer of appointment . If he secures an appointment on the results of the 1963 examination , his candidature for the 1964 examination will be cancelled on request, and the fee refunded to him in full .

8. All communications in respect of an application should be addressed to the Secretary , Union Public Ser- vice Commission , Dholpur House ,se, D.H.Q. , 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 CANDIDATE .

(v ) ADDRESS AS GIVEN IN APPLICATION .

Communications not giving these particulars may 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 "Army Medical Corpe Examination , June 1964 " .

HARISH CHANDRA Deputy Secretary Union Public Service Commission

ANNEXURE INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

1. A copy each of the Notice, the Rules as notified by the Ministry of Defence in their Notification No. 2734, dated 27th November 1963 , published in the Gazette of India , dated 14th December 1963 , the Application Form and other papers relating to the examination is obtainable from the office of the Union Public Service Commission in accordance with para 5 of the Notice . Candidates should consult them to see if they are eligible before filling in the application form or paying the prescribed fee . The conditions prescribed cannot be relaxed .

BEFORE SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION CANDIDATES 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 . ORDI- NARILY NO REQUEST FOR A CHANGE IN THE PLACE SELECTED WILL BE ENTERTAINED .

2. The application form must be filled in the candi- date'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 , D.H.Q. , P.O. , New Delhi - 11 .

A candidate already in Government Service , whether in a permanent or temporary capacity , must submit his application through the Head of his Department or Office concerned who will, if he considers the candidate eligible for the examination forward it to the Union Public Ser- vice Commission with his recommendations ( vide last page 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 late, the application , even if submitted to the employer before the closing date , will not be entertained.

No application received by the Commission after the date prescribed in the Notice will be accepted .

3. Candidates are warned that they should not furnish any particulars that are false or suppress any material in- formation in filling in 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 Secretary , Union Public Ser vice Commission at New Delhi Post Office , for the prescribed fee .

( ii ) A certificate of Age ...

( iii) Two certificates or Character .

( iv) ( a) Certificate ( s ) of Education Qualification . (b) Evidence of Registration of Medical Quali- fication.

( v ) Two Copies of recent passport size ( 2" x24" approx . ) photograph of the candidate .

Details of the documents mentioned in items ( i ) , ( ii ) , ( iii) , ( iv) and ( v) are 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 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 of Bank should be asked to credit it to the account head "XXI---- Miscellaneous Department Examination fees , Receipts of the Union Public Service Commission " . The name of the examination and of the treasury at which the feo, is deposited should be clearly entered in the treasury recoipt . The Treasury Receipt should be on the form pertaining to Central Government transactions and should be obtain- ed from the treasury at which the 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 Post Office. All Postal Orders should be CROSSED and filled in as follows :-

"Pay to the Secretary , Union Public Service Commission , at New Delhi Post Office ."

In no case will Postal Orders payable at any other PostOffice be accepted . Defaced or mutilated Postaf 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 . 50.00 nP. , Rs . 12.50 nP. in the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes ) in the Office of India's High Commissioner , Ambassador , or Representa tive, as the case may 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 6 BELOW.

NOTE 3.- A candidate must send the Treasury Receipt , in original , along with his application . Duplicate/ triplicate copies of 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 Matri- culation 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 Univer sity, which extract must be certified by the proper autho- rity of the University . The expression Matriculation Certificate in this part of the instruction 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 only shows the age by completed years or completed years and months . In such cases a candidate must send, in addition to the Matriculation or equivalent certificate , an original certi- ficate, together with a copy thereof, from the Headmaster/ Principal of the Institution from where he passed the

   PART III-SEC. 1 ]     THE GAZETTE OF INDIA , DECEMBER 14 , 1963/ AGRAHAYANA 23, 1885                             921
  Matriculation or equivalent examination , showing the date      Candidates are warned that they should in no case
  of his birth or his exact age as recorded in the Admission    correct or alter or otherwise tamper with any entry in the
  Register of the Institution.                                 documents submitted by them nor should they submit a
                                                               tampered document .   If there is any inaccuracy or any
    Candidates are warned that unless complete proof of        discrepancy between two or more such documents , an
  age as laid down in these instructions is sent with an appli- explanation regarding the discrepancy may be submitted
  cation, the application may be rejected . Further , they     separately.
 are warned that if the date of birth stated in the applica-
  tion is inconsistent with the age shown in the Matricula-       5. A candidate who claims to belong to one of the
 tion Certificate and no explanation is offered, the appli-    Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes should submit in
  cation maybe rejected .                                      support of his claim a certificate , in original , with a copy
                                                               thereof in the form given below from the District Officer
    NOTE 1.     A candidate who holds a completed Secon-       or the Sub -Divisional Officer or any other Officer of the
 dary School Leaving Certificate need submit with the
                                                               district in which his parents ( or surviving parent ) ordi-
  original a copy of only the page containing entries relating narily reside , who has been designated by the State Govern-
  to age.                                                      ment concerned, as competent to issue such a certificate;
    NOTE 2 .--CANDIDATES SHOULD NOTE THAT                      if both his parents are dead, of the district in which he
  ONCE A DATE OF BIRTH HAS BEEN CLAIMED                        himself ordinarily resides otherwise than for the purpose
                                                               of his own education .
  AND ACCEPTED BY THE COMMISSION FOR THE
  PURPOSE OF ADMISSION TO AN EXΑΜΙΝΑΤΙΟΝ ,                       A candidate from the Delhi State may submit such a
  NO CHANGE WILL ORDINARILY BE ALLOWED                         certificate also from the Additional District Magistrate or
  AT A SUBSEQUENT EXAMINATION .
                                                               the 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate or the Revenue Assis-
    NOTE 3. Displaced persons , who have lost their origi-     tant .
 nal Matriculation Certificate in Pakistan , should obtain
 duplicate certificate from the University concerned . If they   The form of the certificate to be produced by Scheduled
  are unable to obtain the duplicate Matriculation Certifi-    Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates applying for appoint-
 cate from the University they should submit an extract        ment to posts under the Government of India .
  from the University Gazette in which their results were        This is to certify that .
 published showing their date of birth and certified by the    son/daughter/ wife of .         .of village .
 Registrar or the Headmaster.                                  District/Division .                              .in the
    ( iii ) A Certificate of Character . A candidate must      State.                 belongs to the ..
  submit a certificate of character , with a copy thereof, from Community which is recognised and a Scheduled Caste/
 each of two responsible persons , not being the members       Tribe under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
 of the candidate's own family , to the effect that he is of   Lists (Modification ) Order , 1956 read with the Scheduled
 regular and steady habits and is likely, if appointed , to    Castes and Scheduled Tribes , Orders (Amendment) Act ,
 prove in every respect creditable to the Army Medical         1956, the Constitution ( Jammu and Kashmir ) Scheduled
 Corps. One of these persons should preferably be an.          Castes Order , 1956 , the Constitution ( Andaman and
 officer of the Armed Forces .                                 Nicobar Islands )  Scheduled Tribes Order, 1959, the
                                                               Constitution ( Dadra and Nagar Haveli ) Scheduled Castes
    ( iv) ( a) Certificate ( s ) of Educational Qualifications.- Order, 1962, and the Constitution ( Dadra and Nagar
 A candidate must submit a certificate or diploma , in orı-    Haveli ) Scheduled Tribes Order , 1962, Shri / Shrimati /
 ginal, with a copy thereof , showing that he has one of       Kumari .                          and/ or his / her family
 the qualifications prescribed in Rule 6.  The certificate     ordinarily reside( s ) in the .
 submitted must be one issued by the authority ( i.e. Uni-     District/ Division of the ..                     State/
 versity or other examining body ) awarding the particular    Union Territory .
 qualification . If such a certificate or diploma is not sub-
 mitted the candidate must explain its absence , and submit                                              Signature
 such other evidence , in original , as he can to support his  Dated                   "Designation and Seal of Office .
 claim to the requisite qualifications . The Commission        Seal                              State/ Union Territory .
 will consider this evidence on its merits but do not bind
 themselves to accept it as sufficient .                         N.B. The term ' ordinarily reside ' used here will have
                                                               the same meaning as in Section 20 of the Representation
   A candidate claiming age concession under sub - rule of     of Peoples Act , 1950 .
 Rule 5 ( a) must submit , in original , with a copy thereof,
 the Degree/Diploma etc. showing that he possesses a             "Officers competent to issue Caste/ Tribe certificates .
 post -graduate diploma like DPH , DOMS , DA , etc./M.D..
 M.S. or equivalent qualifications.                              1. District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/
   (b) Evidence of Registration of Medical Qualification .--  Collectors/Deputy Commissioner/ Additional Deputy Com-
 A candidate must submit a Medical Registration Certifi-      missioner /Deputy Collector / 1st Class Stipendiary Magis-
 cate in original and a copy thereof.                         trate/ (Sub -Divisional Magistrate , Taluka Magistrate/
                                                              Executive Magistrate ) / Extra Assistant Commissioner .
   NOTE. Candidates who are not in a position to sub-
 mit along with the applications documentary evidence in         *(Not below the rank of 1st Class Stipendiary Magis-
 support of the above mentioned qualifications may also       trate) .
 apply.  Their applications will be accepted provisionally ,
 and they will be required to furnish the relevant docu-        2. Chief Presidency Magistrate/ Additional Chief Prosi-
 ments as soon as possible , and in any case not later than   dency Magistrate/ Presidency Magistrate .
 two months after the commencement of this Examination,
                                                                 3. Revenue Officers not below the rank of Tehsildar .
   (v) Two copies of Photograph .- A candidate must sub-
 mit two passport size ( 2" x24" approx . ) copies of his       4. Sub -Divisional Officer of the area where the candi-
 recent photograph , one of which should be pasted on the     date and/or his family normally resides .
 first page of the application form and the other copy
shouldbe firmly attached with the application form . Each       5. Administrator / Secretary to Administrator/ Develop-
copy of the photograph should be signed in ink on the         ment Officer ( Laccadive , Minicoy and Amindivi Islands ) .
 front side by the candidate.
                                                                6. A displaced person seeking remission of the prescrib-
  N.B. Candidates are warned that if an application is        ed fee under para 3 of Appendix III to the Rules should
 incompletely or wrongly filled or is not accompanied by      forward along with his application his Refugee Registra-
any one of the documents mentioned under 4 ( ii ) , 4 ( iii ) , tion Card, in original , or a certificate from the District
4(iv) , and 4 (v ) above without a reasonable explanation     Magistrate of the area in which he may for the time being
 for its absence having been given , the application is liable be resident to show that he is a bona fide displaced person
 to be rejected and no appeal against its rejection will be   and a certificate , also in original , from a District Officer
entertained . Any documents not submitted with the appli-     or a Gazetted Officer of Government or a Member of the
cation but explanation for the absence of which has been      Parliament or State Legislature to show that he is not in
grven, should be sent soon after the submission of the        a position to pay the prescribed fee .
application and in any case they must reach the Commis-
sion'soffice ( except as provided for in Note under para-       7. (a) A person in whose case a certificate of eligibility
graph 4 (iv) above ) within one month after the last date     is required should apply to the Government of India.
 for receipt of applications . Otherwise the application is  Ministry of Defence, for issue of the required certificate
Jiable to be rejected.                                        of eligibility in his favour .

922

THE GAZETTE OF INDIA , DECEMBER 14, 1963 / AGRAHAYANA 23 , 1885 [ PART III- SEC . !

(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:

payment from ( i ) the Kitab Mahal, Theatre Communica- tion Building , Connaught Place, 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 .

1. " I declare that I migrated to India from areas which now form Pakistan before the nineteenth day of July, 1948 , and have ordinarily been resident in India since then."

15. Communications regarding Applications . ALL COMMUNICATIONS IN RESPECT OF AN APPLI- CATION 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 EXAMINATION .

2. " I declare that I migrated to India from areas which now form Pakistan on or after the nineteenth day of July , 1948 , and have ordinarily been resident 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 . "

2. ΜOΝΤΗ AND YEAR OF EXAMINATION .

3. ROLL NUMBER ( IF COMMUNICATED TO THE CANDIDATE ) .

3. " I declare that I entered the Union Services without a certificate of cligibility before the commencement ofthe Constitution i.e. 26th January 1950 , and am continuing in such service since then without a break."

4. NAME OF THE CANDIDATES ( IN BLOCK CAPITALS ) .

5.ADDRESS AS GIVEN IN THE APPLICATION .

N.B. Communications not giving the above particulars may not be attended to .

8. THE CERTIFICATES MENTIONED IN PARA- GRAPHS 4 ( ii ) , 4 ( iii ) , 4 ( iv ) , 5, 6 , and 7 ( b ) ABOVE SHOULD INVARIABLY BE SENT IN ORIGINAL . THE COMMISSION DO NOT ACCEPT ONLY COPIES OF THESE CERTIFICATES, WHETHER ATTESTED OR OTHERWISE .

16. Change in Address . CANDIDATES MUST SEE THAT COMMUNICATIONS SENT TO THEM AT THE ADDRESSES 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 15 ABOVE . ALTHOUGH THE COM- MISSION MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF SUCH CHANGES THEY CANNOT ACCEPT ANY RESPONSIBILITY IN THE MATTER .

The originals of the certificates forwarded in accordance with paragraphs 4( ii ) , 4 ( iii ) , 4 ( iv ) , 5, 6 and 7 ( b ) above will be returned when the result of the application is communicated . CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO KEEP ATTESTED COPIES OF THEIR CERTIFICATES BEFORE SUBMITTING THEM TO THE COMMIS- SION . THE COMMISSION 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 .

17. Candidates appearing for interview and / or medical examination will be entitled to travelling and daily allow- ances according to the rules in force .

Advertisement No. 50

If a candidate has already submitted the certificates required in paragraphs 4 ( ii ) , 4 ( iii ) , 4 ( iv ) , 5, 6 and 7 ( 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 cach certificate . If the certificates are not with the Commission , they should be sent with the application , irrespective of whether the candidate appeared at a previous examination conducted by the Commission or not . If a certificate cannot be submitted with the appli- cation, a reasonable explanation for its absence must be given with the application.

9. 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 admissionto the examination .

10. If a candidate does not receive an acknowledgement 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 acknowledgement .

11. 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 Commis- sion a communication regarding the result of his appli- cation one month before the commencement of the cxamination , he should at once contact the Commission for the result . Failure to comply with this provision will deprive the candidate of any claim to consideration .

All returnable certificates or papers will be returned when the result of his application is communicated .

12. No candidate shall be admitted to the examination unless he holds a certificate of admission from the Com- mission .

Applications are invited for undermentioned posts from Indian citizens ; subjects of Sikkim and persons of Indian Origin migratedfrom Pakistan with intention of perma- nently settling in India, subjects of Bhutan , subjects of Nepal and Tibetans who came over to India before Ist January 1962 with intention of permanently settling in India subject to issue of certificate of eligibility in their favour. Age as on 1st January 1964 must be within the prescribed age-limits . Relaxable for Government servants except where otherwise specified . Upper age - limit relax- able 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 Commis- mission'sdiscretion in case of candidates otherwise well qualified. Higher initial pay may be granted to specially qualified and experienced candidates except where other- wise specified. Particulars and application forms obtain- able 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 un- stamped envelope for each post at least of size 9 " x4 " 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. (Rs . 1.87 nP . for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes) 13th January 1964 ( 27th January 1964 for appli- cants form abroad) . Commission may remit genuinely indigent and bona fide displaced persons ' fee . Separate application with separate fee required for each post . Candi- dates 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 indi- vidual items included in the advertisement are liable to alteration.

13. Candidates must pay the fees prescribed in Appen- dix III to 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 .

1. One Assistant Chief Adviser Factories ( Industrial Physiology) , Central Labour Institute, Bombay , Ministry of Labour and Employment . Post temporary but likely to continue . Pay. Rs . 700-40-1,100-50/2-1,250. Age. 40 years and below . Qualifications . Essential . (i) Master's degree in Physiology of a recognised Univer- sity or equivalent. ( ii ) At least five years' experience in 14. Copics of pamphlets containing rules and question papers of the examinations held in previous years are on sale with the Manager of Publications , Civil Lines , Delhi - 6 , and may be obtained from him direct by mail orders only . These can also be obtained against cash 923 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, DECEMBER 14, 1963 /AGRAHAYANA 23 , 1885 PART III- SEC . 1 ]

practical experience of industrial health problems in an industrial concern of repute or in Government Department dealing with administration of the Factories Act. the field of industrial Physiology ( including about three years in a responsible position ) in any institute of repute orGovernment Department dealing with similar problems .

2. One Inspector in the Central Labour Institute, Bombay, under the Organisation of the Chief Adviser, Factories, New Delhi . Post temporary but likely to continue. Reserved for Scheduled Castes / Tribes candidate if such suitable candidate available ; otherwise will be treated as unreserved . Pay. Rs . 350-25-500-30-590 -EB- 30-800-EB-30-830-35-900 . Age .-35 years and below. Qualifications . Essential .-( i ) Degree in Mechanical / Electrical Engineering of a recognised University or equivalent ; ( ii ) At least two years ' practical experience in Factory Department of a State Government orin Industry .

8. (a) One Research Officer ( Processing) and (b ) Three Assistant Research Officers ( Processing ) , Central Institute of Fisheries Technology , Ernakulam , Ministry of Food and Agirculture .- Posts temporary but likely to continue. Two posts at ( b ) reserved for Scheduled Castes and one post at ( b) for Scheduled Tribes candidates if such suitable candidates available ; otherwise treated as unreserved . Pay .-Post ( a) : Rs . 400-40-800- FB- 50-950 . Post (b ) Rs . 350-25-500-30-590-EB- 30-800- EB-30-830-35-900 . Age .- Post ( a) : 40 ycars and below. Post (b ) : 35 years and below . Qualifica- tions.Essential .( i ) For all posts : M.Sc. Degree in Chemistry/Biochemistry/ Food Technology / Physics Degree in Chemical/ Mechanical Engineering of a recog- nised University . ( iii ) For post ( a) About three years' research/practical experience in fish processing or experi- ence in designing and fabrication of processing plants or equipments . or 3. One Station Engineer , Department of Lighthouses and Lightships , Ministry of Transport . Post temporary but likely to continue and be made permanent . Reserved for Scheduled Castes candidate , if such suitable candidate available; otherwise will be treated as unreserved . Pay.- Rs . 400-400-450-30-600-35-670-EB-35-950 . Age. 40 years and below . Qualifications . Essential.- A degree in Telecommunication Engineering / Electrical Engineering with Radio Communication as a special sub- ject of a recognised University , or equivalent, with about two years' experience in the Wireless field including instal- lation and maintenance of wireless transmitters , receivers , automatic relay systems ; OR Diploma in Electrical Engi- neering with Radio Communication as a special subject of a recognised institution with about ten years ' practical experience in the wireless field including installation and maintenance of wireless transmitters , receivers , automatic relay systems , and a good background of Mechanical Engi- neering.

9. One post in Category A of the Central Health Ser- vice. Post permanent but appointment on temporary basis . Pay . Rs . 1,600-100-2,000 plus non- practising allowance Rs . 400 p.m. subject to the condition that pay plus NPAdoes not exceed Rs . 2250. Private practice of any kind not allowed . Age.-50 years and below . Quali- fications. Essential . ( i ) A Medical qualification includ- ed in the First or the Second Schedule or Part II of the Third Schedule ( other than licentiate qualifications ) to the Indian Medical Council Act , 1956. Holders of quali- fications included in Part II of the Third Schedule should also fulfil the conditions stipulated in Section 13 (3 ) of the Act . ( ii ) Post-graduate qualification in Pathology or Bacteriology , e.g. , M.D. ( Path . ) , M.D. ( Path. & Bact . ) , D.C.P. , D.P.B. , D. ( Bact . ) . ( iii ) Sixteen years ' standing in the profession including ten years ' experience of practi- cal work and research in serology , biochemistry and bacteriology , and about five years in a responsible position involving administrative responsibility .

4. One Librarian , Grade I , in the Defence Services Staff College , Willington , Ministry of Defence .-- Post permanent. Pay. Rs . 350-25-500-30-590-EB- 30-800 . Age .-40 years and below . Qualifications . Essential .( i) Degree of a recognised University ; ( ii ) Degree or diploma in Librarianship of a recognised Uni- versity/ Institution; ( iii ) About three years ' experience in responsible capacity in a Library of standing.

ARMY MEDICAL CORPS EXAMINATION, JUNE , 1964

5. One Soil Correlator , All India Soil and Land Use Survey Scheme , Nagpur Centre, Ministry of Food and Agriculture .-Post temporary but likely to be made permanent . Reserved for Scheduled Castes candidate if such suitable candidate available ; otherwise treated as unreserved . Pay . Rs . 700-50-1,250 . Age .-40 years and below . Qualifications . Essential.-( i ) Master's degree in Soil Science/ Agricultural Chemistry / Chemistry or Associate I.A.R.I. in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry . (ii ) Knowledge of Soil Survey and Land Utilisation . ( iii ) Five years' experience of work on Indian soils.

6. One Assistant Professor of Agricultural Economics (Cooperation ) , Division of Agricultural Economics , Indian Agricultural Research Institute , New Delhi -Post temporary but likely to continue indefinitely . 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. Age.-40 years and below. Qualifications . Essential.- (i) M.Sc. (Agri . ) in Agricultural Economics or Master's degree in Agricultural Economics of a recognised Univer- sity or equivalent qualifications . ( ii ) About 3 years ' experi- ence of teaching at post-graduate level and research in Agricultural Cooperation ( published papers to be sub- mitted as evidence of research ) .

The Union Public Service Commission will hold an examination at AHMEDABAD, ALLAHABAD , BANGA- LORE , BHOPAL , BOMBAY, CALCUTTA , CUTTACK , DELHI , HYDERABAD , JAIPUR , MADRAS, NAGPUR , PATNA , SHILLONG & TRIVANDRUM cominencing on 30th June 1964, for Direct Permanent Regular Com- missions in Army Medical Corps . Serving Short Service Regular or Emergency Commissioned Officers in Army Medical Corps and women also eligible to compete . Age limits. Candidates must not have attained age of 30 years on 31st December 1964. Age -limits relaxable in favour of candidates possessing post -graduate qualifica- tions or having previous Commissioned Service in Army Medical Corps . Qualifications . A candidate must possess a medical qualification recognisedby the Indian Medical Council and be registered on any State Medical Register . Full particulars 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 moncy order or on cash payment at counter . Candidates must clearly state on money order coupons "ARMY MEDICAL CORPS EXAMINATION , JUNE , 1964 " , and also give their names and full postul addresses in block letters . Postal orders or cheques or currency notes not acceptable in lieu of money orders . Completed appli- cations MUST reach Union Public Service Commission by 10th February 1964 ( 24th February 1964 for candidates residing abroad including those residing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands ) .

M. N. PATΝΑΙΚ

Deputy Secretary Union Public Service Commission 7. One Assistant Chief Adviser Factories , ( Medical ) , Organisation of the Chief Adviser Factories , New Delhi , Ministry of Labour and Employment . Post temporary but likely to continue . Pay . Rs . 700-40-1,100-50/ 2 -1,250 . Age.40 years and below . Qualifications.- Essential . ( i ) A Medical qualification included in First or Second Schedule or Part 11 of Third Schedule to the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. ( ii ) About five years '

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