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REGD. No. D-222

The Gazette of India

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

No. 10] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1964 (PHALGUNA 17, 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

2. Shri Raj Kumar Banerjee, Dy. S.P., S.P.E. Fraud Squad, New Delhi, 18th January 1964 (F.N.).

Central Bureau of Investigation

New Delhi-l, the 22nd February 1964

HARISH CHANDRA Administrative Officer for Director, C.B.I. & I.G.P./S.P.E.

New Delhi, the 24th February 1964

No. 16/1(6)/62-AD.I~The Director, C.B.I. & I.G.P., S.P.E., hereby appoints Sarvashri P. K. Bhattacharya and Rajkumar Banerji, officers on deputation from West Bengal State Police as Dy. S.P. in the S.P.E. (Investigation and Anti-corruption Division of C.B.I.) in the office noted below in a temporary capacity with effect from the dates mentioned against each, until further orders :—

No. 11/5(15)/63-Estt.—Deputy Inspector General of Police, Special Police Establishment, hereby appoints Shri Sasanka Sekhar Chakravarty, an Officer of West Bengal Police, on deputation, as Inspector of Police in the Special Police Establishment, Calcutta Branch (Investigation and Anti-corruption Division of the Central Bureau of Investi- gation) in a temporary capacity, with effect from the forenoon of 5th February 1964, until further orders.

Name, Post where employed and Date of appointment

1. Shri P. K. Bhattacharya, Dy. S.P., S.P.E., C.I.A., Squad-A, New Delhi, 17th January 1964 (F.N.).

HARISH CHANDRA Administrative Officer for D.I.G./S.P.E.

OFFICE OF THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL, CENTRAL REVENUES

New Delhi the 20th February 1964

ANNEXURE—II

No. C.S. 7-864—The following is a statement of the cash balances of the Central Government on the last day

of September 1963 :—•

(1) At the Reserve Bank of India (2) At Treasuries in India (A) (3) In England (Sterling converted at 18d. the Rupee)

Rs.

1,13 09,21,000 '(—)3'05,000 28,55,000

TOTAL . 1,13,34,71,000

(A) Represents net of Cash in Treasuries and Remittances in transit.

'

ANNEXURE—III

No. C.S. 7-1-864—The following is a statement of the cash balances of the Central Government on the last day

of October 1963 :—

(1) At the Reserve Bank of India (2) At Treasuries in India (A) (3) In England (Sterling converted at 18d. the Rupee)

Rs. 85 44 67 000 (-)60,34,000 94,25,000

TOTAL . ~ 85,78,58,000

(A) Represents net of Cash in Treasuries and Remittances in transit.

ANNEXURE—IV

No. C. S. 7-1-864—The following are the figures of cash balances of the Central Government on the last days of the months of April 1963 to August 1963. This statement supersedes the statements of the cash balances issued earlier and published in the Gazette of India on the dates quoted below:

Month

Month

At R.B.I. Date of Gazette

4/63 5/63 6/63 7/63 8/63

3-8-63 7-9-63 12-10-63 23-11-63 28-12-63

April, 63 May, 63 June, 63 July, 63 Aug., 63

At Treasuries in India

In England

Total

Rs. 92,63,18,000 1,12,99,18,000 1,12,82,03,000 2,49,95,60,000 1,21,93.03,000 ,

L/G292GI/63

Rs. 10,13,000 15,93,000 (—)14,22,000 9,69,000 27,76,000

Rs. 40,63,000 47,59,000 91,31,000 77,32,000 (—)3,36,000

Rs. 93,13,94,000 1,13,62,70,000 1,13,59,12,000 2,50,82,61,000 1,22,17,43,000

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ANNEXURE—V

No. C.S. 7-1-864—-The following are the figures of cash balances of the Contral Government on the last days of the months of April 1963 to September 1963. This statement supersedes the statements of tho cash balances issued earlier and published in the Gazette of India on the dates quoted below:

At R.B.I. Month

Month

Date of Gazette

Rs.

92,63,18,000 • 4/63

April, 63

3-8-63

1,12,99,18,000 7-9-63

5/63

May, 63

1,12,82,03,000

June, 63

6/63 12-10-63

2,49,95,60,000 7/63 23-11-63

July. 63

1,21,93,03,000

Aug., 63

8/63 28-12-63

1,13,09,21,000 9/63

Sept., 63

—

At Treasuries in India

In England

Total

Rs.

Rs.

Rs.

10,13,000

93,13,94,000

40,63,000

15,93,000

1,13,62,70,000

47,59,000

(—)14,22,000

1,13,59,12,000

91.31,000

9,69,000

2,50,82,61,000

77,32,000

1,22,17,43,000 27,76,000

(—)3,36,OOO

(—)3,O5,0OO

1,13,34,71,000

28,55,000

R. K. KHANNA

Accountant General, Central Revenues

Office of the Chief Auditor, Southern Railway

INDIAN AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT

Madras, the 1th February 1964

Office of the Accountant General, Commerce, Work* &

Miscellaneous

New Delhi, the 26th February 1964

No. A.64/C/VII—Sri S. G. Subramanian, a permanent Assistant Audit Officer of this office who was granted leave on average pay for four months with effect from 4th October 1963 as leave preparatory to retirement, retired from service on 4th February 1964 on reaching the age of superannuation.

M. A. LAKSHMAN

Chief Auditor

No. J4C/W;J.//41(131)/8138-44—Shri Ved Prakash, a permanent S.A.S. Accountant of this Organisation has been promoted as an officiating Assistant Accounts Officer with effect from 13th February 1964 (F.N.) and his services have been placed at the disposal of the Chief Pay and Accounts Officer, New Delhi for appointment as Assistant Pay and Accounts Officer, Ministry of Food and Agriculture, Bombay with effect from the same date.

P. K. RAU Accountant General Office of the Director of Audit

New Delhi, the 21th February 1964

Office of the Accountant General, Maharashtra

Bombay, the 14th February 1964

No. io—The Accountant General, Maharashtra, is pleased to appoint Shri G. R. Dange, a member of the S.A.S. to officiate as an Assistant Accounts Officer in his office with effect from 14th February 1964 (A.N.), until further orders.

No. A/Admn/130/64—The Director of Audit, Defence Services, is pleased to appoint Shri R. Natarajan a member of the Subordinate Accounts Service of the Audit Depart- ment, Defence Services, to officiate as an Assistant Audit Officer in the office of the Senior Deputy Director of Audit, Defence Services, Poona with effect from 10th February 1964 (F.N.), until further orders.

A. N. CHAKU

Sr. Deputy Director of Audit

Defence Services

Office of the Chief Auditor, Northern Railway

Shri V. Balasubramanian, a member of the S.A.S. of the Office of the Accountnat General, Maharashtra on deputation to the Government of India, Ministry of Finance (Department of Economic Affairs), has been granted pro- forma promotion in the A.A.O.'s grade in the Office of the Accountant General, Maharashtra with effect from 14th February 1964 (A.N.), until further orders.

M. M. B. ANNAVI Deputy Accountant General (A) New Delhi, the February 1964

Office of the Accountant General, Posts and Telegraphs

Slmta-3, the 22nd February 1964

No. Admn.I-2109/16(A) (8)-Cal.X—Shri R. D. Vyas, a substantive S.A.S. Accountant of the office of the Direc- tor of Aduit and Accounts, Posts and Telegraphs, Delhi, has been appointed to officiate, until further orders, as Assistant Accounts Officer in the office of the Director of Audit and Accounts, Posts and Telegraphs, Calcutta, with effect from 13th February 1964.

H. B. BHAR Accountant General Posts & Telegraphs No. Admn/8-1/62/5—Shri Tulsi Ram Marwaha, Assis- tant Audit Officer, Northern Railway, on having attained the age of superannuation on the afternoon of 31st January 1964, has been granted refused leave preparatory to retire- ment for four months on average pay with effect from 1st February 1964.

No. Admn/8-1/62/6—Shri Sardari Lai, Asstt, Audit Officer, Northern Railway on having attained the age of superannuation on the afternoon of 17th February 1964 has been granted refused L.P.R. for four months on average pay followed by 2 months' leave on half average pay w.e.f. 18th February 1964.

R. K. KHANNA Chief Auditor

OFFICE OF THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL, CENTRAL REVENUES

Return of the Public Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government up to 31st October 1963

(Thousands of Rupee*)

DEBT BEARING INTEREST

PUBLIC 1

TOTAL

Condition of Repayment

Date of Issue

Particulars

Amount outstanding

R".

Rs.

SECURITIES ISSUED TO THE INTER- NATIONAL MONBTAKY FUND. THE INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RE- CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOP- MENT ETC.

13,50,55,14 TREASURY BILLS

1,11,97,12 POST OFFICE 12-YEAR NATIONAL

DEFENCE SAVINGS CERTIFICATES,

9.29 POST OFHICE 10-YEAR DEFENCE

SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.

3,58,65,10 POST OFFICE 12-YEAR NATIONAL

SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.

1,06,44 POST OFFICE 7-YEAR NATIONAL

SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.

48,33

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POST OFFICE 5-YEAR NATIONAL

SAVINGS CERTIFICATES.

55,01 POST OFFICE CASH CERTIFICATES

4,56,18,25 P.O. SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS ..

P.O. DEFENCE SAVINGS BANK

DEPOSITS.

97,78,05 TEN-YEAR TREASURY SAVINGS

DEPOSITS CERTIFICATES.

3,75,23,53

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PROVIDENT FUNDS AND OTHER

UNFUNDED DEBT.

1,01,14,23 POST OFFICE 12-YEAR NATIONAL

PLAN CERTIFICATES.

15,20,46 POST OFFICE 10-YEAR NATIONAL

PLATM CERTIFICATES.

54.48 POST OFFICE 10-YEAR DEFENCE

DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES

3,53,87,00 H% Special Non-negotiable Rupee

32,03,32,43 Securities.

1. Rupee Loans

TERMINABLE LOANS---

1,97,40,92

Repayable at par on 16th July 1967

31% National Plan Bonds, 1957 16th July 1956

(3rd Series).

65,96,55

Repayable at par on 24th July 1981

24th July 1961

4% Loan, 1981

1,58,17,94

Repayable at par on 19th April 1964

19th April 1954

31% National Plan Loan, 1964 ..

30,33,10

Repayable at par on 15th June 1964

19th June 1950

3 % Loan, 1964

1,10.11,78 22nd October 1953

3 % Funding Loan, 1966—68 ..

On or before 1st October 1968, but not pre- ceding 1st October 1966, with threo months' previous notice.

1,53,67,92 1st July 1955

31% National Plan Bonds, 1965

Repayable at par on 1st July 1965

(2nd Series).

86,63,53

Repayable at par on 16th July 1974

16th July 1956

31% Loan, 1974

82,65,41

Repayable at par on 18th July 1966

18th July 1960

31% Bonds, 1966

56,99.30

Repayable at par on 1st August 1967

5th August 1957

3}% National Plan Bonds, 1967

(4th Series).

1,15,05.82 6th April 1945

3% First Development Loan,

1970—75.

Repayable at par on the 15th October 1975, but not preceding the 15th October 1970, with three calendar months' notice.

1,54,70,47

Repayable at par on the 1st August 1972 ..

5th August 1957

4% Loan, 1972

14,77,48

Redeemable at par on the 16th September

16th September

2J% Loan, 1976

1Q7fi

3J%  National  Plan  Bonds,  1968    12th May  1958       Repayable  at par  on  12th May  1968              1,56,64,22
  (5th Series).
4%  Loan,  1973                      12th May  1958       Repayable at par  on  12th May  1973                 94,51,44
4%  Loan,  1979                      lit  July 1959       Repayable at par  on  1st July  1979                 81,06,39
31%  Loan,  1968                     26th August  1958    Repayable  at par  on 26th August  1968              70,00,00

Return of the Public Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government op to 31st October 1963—contd.

(Thousands of Rupees)

PUBLIC DEBT BEARING INTEREST

Particulars

Date of Issue

Condition of Repayment

TOTAL

Amount outstanding

Rs.

Rs. 1st July 1959

3i% Bonds, 1969

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 .. 1st July 1958

Repayable at par on 12th May 1973

3,00,00,00

2,02,85,61 4% Loan, 1966

12th July 1962 Repayable at par on 12th July 1985

4i%Loan, 1985

1,14,03,37

4i% Loan, 1986

53,06,32

4t% National Defence Bonds, 1972 10th November Repayable at par on the 10th November

28,20,32

17/X,

1,08,86,71 41% Loan, 1973

6J% Gold Bonds, 1977 ..

12th November Repayable at par on 12th November 1977 . .

8,33,21

inn

Premium Prise Bonds, 1963

4,23,49

27,37,21,89

BHOFAL LOANS—•

12th November

3 % Loan, 1966—76

1.21.73

1,21,73

1946.

Repayable at par on 15th November 1976 but the Government have the option of repaying at any time after 15th November 1956 with six months' notice.

NON-TERMINABLE LOANS—

At the option of the Government of India after

3% Loan, 1896-97

22nd July 1896

8,93,33

three months' notice.

I 2,57,84,29 16th September

3% Conversion Loan, 1946

2,48,90,96

1946.

15-Year Annuity Certificates

97,26

97 26 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. The first monthly payment will commence after expiry of one calendar month from date of payment of purchase price.

Do.

J 5-Year Annuity Certificate

3,09,57

3.09,57 2nd January 1958

(2nd Series).

HYDERABAD. LOANS—

30th Oct. 1956 Repayable at par on 30th Oct. 1964 ..

3,85.71 11% Loan, 1964

4 % Hyderabad State Development

Repayable at par on 1st Sept. 1967

2,12,45 1st Sept. 1955

Loan, 1967.

Repayable at par on 3rd Sept. 1968

2,18,02 4 % Hyderabad State Development 3rd Sept. 1956

Loan, 1968.

1st April 1954 Repayable at par on 1st April 1974

4,40,00 2i%Loan, 1974

Repayable at par on 1st Jan. 1975 ..

6,85,71 21% Loan, 1975

1st Jan. 1950

28,80 Old Railway Shares

19,70,69 2. Sterling Loans

PERMANENT DEBT BEARING INTEREST—

(0 India Stocks-

..

6,27 India 21% Stock. 1926 or after

(W) Railway Debenture Stock-

19

Irredeemable

East Indian Railway 4 %

Do.

10 Eastern Bengal Railway 4%

1,00 Great Indian Peninsula Rail-

Do.

way 4%.

20,62,26

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UU) Liability for British Govern- ment 5 % War Loan f 1929—47) taken over by India (A).

3,33,33 (tv) Lazard Brothers & Co. Ltd.,

••

London.

20,00,00 (v) Loans from the United King- dom Government of Durgapur Steel Plant

38,00,00 (HI) Loans from Second Export Credits Guarantee Department (Second Anglo-Indian Credit Agreement, 1958).

(vtf) Loans from United Kingdom

3,96,67 Qovemment Oil Pipe lines.

i

Return of the Public Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government up to 31st October 1963—contd.

(Thousands of Rupees)

PUBLI C DEBT BEARING INTEREST

TOTAL

Particulars

Date of Issue

Condition of Repayment

Amount outstanding

PERMANENT DEBT BEARING INTEREST

Rs.

Rs.

—contd.

25,33,33 (vlti) 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 (x) Fifth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [2nd U.K./lndia (General) Credit Agreement, I960].

13,33,33 (xi) Sixth Loan from Export Cre- dits Guarantee Department [U.K./lndia (General) Credit Agreement, 1961].

25,07,73 (xii) Seventh Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department (U.K./India 5-Year Plan Agreement, 1961).

6,66,67 (xiii) Eighth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [2nd U.K./India (General) Cre- dit Agreement, 1961].

6,66,67 Oriv) Ninth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Deptt. [U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, 1962].

6,66,67

46,93

(*v) Tenth Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [2nd U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, 1962L (xvi) Eleventh Loan from Export Credits Guarantee Department [U.K./India 5-Year Plan Agree- ment, 1962].

1,06,93

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5,75,47

1,97.03,55

(xvli) U.K/India (Durgapur Exten- sion) Credit Agreement. xviii) Twelfth Loan from Experts

ment (U.K./India (General) Credit Agreement, 1963].

3. Foreign Loans

Government of India Defence

5,86

C truncates.

5,75 Loan from Bank of India for the Construction of staff quarters at Tokyo.

(A) U.S.A.—

(0 Loan from U.S.A. for the pur- chase of American Wheat.

88,68,53

21,17,55

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(if) Development Assistance Loan from the Government of U.S.A. (1st Loan).

17,88,98

••

(Hi) Development Assistance Loan from tbe Government of U.S.A. (2nd Loan).

21,41,19

••

(iv) Development Assistance Loan from the Government of U.S.A. (3rd Loan).

(v) Loan from U.S.A. under P.L.

2,62,27,77

••

••

480.

(vO Loan from Export-Import Bank

87,58,34

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of U.S.A.

1,97,39,73

6,33,01

::

..

(vii) Loan from D.L.F., U.S.A. .. (vitf) Loan from U.S. President's Asian Economic Development Fund.

9,16,98

2,06,22

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(Ix) Loan from International Development Association. (B) INTERNATIONAL BANK OF RECONS- TRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT— (0 Railway Project Loan (1st

Loan).

34,64,38 40,83,33 23,35,60 33,31,35 23,26,49 4,42,55 (i"0 Second Railway Project Loan (Hi) Third Railway Project Loan (Iv) Fourth Railway Project Loan (v) Fifth Railway Project LoaD (vi) Sixth Railway Project Loan .. (vii) Bokaro-Konar Project Loan

(1st D.V.C.).

(yiit) Damodar Project Loan (2nd

3,82,10

••

D.V.C.).

(ix) Third Damodar Valley Cor-

8,53,60

••

6,91,19

1.73 poration Loan. (x) Koyna Project Loan (xi) Loan from Private Sector Coal Production Loan

(A) Payment of interest remains suspended from 1st July 1955.

(Thousands of Rupees)

PUBLIC DEBT BEARING INTEREST

TOTAL

Condition of Repayment

Date of Issue

Particulars

Amount outstanding

R".

R".

(C) U.S.S.R.-

31,81.84

35,98,33 (0 Cost of Steel Plant and equip- ment received from U.S.S.R. (tf) Assistance from the Govern- ment of U.S.S.R. for establish- ment of Industrial enterprises.

11,12,35

27,05,07 (///) Assistance from the Govern- ment of U.S.S.R. for the cons- truction of petroleum refinery. (/v) 337-5 Million Roubles Credit from the Govt. of U.S.S.R. for establishment of Industrial Enterprises during 3rd Five Year Plan.

2,33,39

3,87,31

48,82 (v) 112-5 Million Roubles Credit from the Govt. of U.S.S.R. Assistance from the U.S.S.R. ior manuiacturc ot urugs. Loans from Swiss Bank 110

Million Swiss Franks.

(D) CANADA—

6,57,98 (/) First Wheat Loan from Canada for the purchase of Wheat.

2,99,98 (tl) Second Wheat Loan from Canada for the purchase of Wheat.

(E) GBKMANY—

13,44,25

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(0 Cost of Machinery etc. re- ceived; from the Federal Repub- lic of Germany for Rour- lceitt Steel Project

18,33,06 (tf) D.M. Loftn, 1959 from Federal

14,18,37 RttDublic of Gisnnanv* (Hi) D.M. Loan, 1960 from Federal Republic of Germany (1st Loan),

14,18.37

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20,23,81 (/v) 2nd D.M. Loan, 1960 from Federal Republic of Germany. (v) D.M. 170 Million Loan, 1961 from Federal Republic of Germany.

11,90,48 (W) D.M. 100 Million Loan (1961) from the Federal Republic of Germany,

11.71,00 (v/i) D.M. Loan Prolongation of Rourkela Credit, 1960-61 from Federal Republic of Germany.

11 nn A o (yiit) D.M. 100 Million Loan, 1962

v *

11,90,48 from Republic of Germany.

10,11,90 (Ix) D.M. Loan Prolongation of Rourkela Credit, 1962 from Federal Republic of Germany. (*) D.M, Loan Prolonaation of Rourkela Credit, 1962-63 from Federal Republic of Germanv.

27,38,00 (xi) D. M. Loan Prolongation of Rourkela Credit, 1961-62 from Federal Republic of Germany.

(F) JAPAN—

17,16,38

• •

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Loan from Export-Import Bank of Japan.

(G) KUWAIT—

25,71,17

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Loans from Government of Kuwait In connection with retirement of the Indian currency-

(H) POLAND—

70,04

• •

••

Assistaneo from Polish Government.

(I) YUGOSLAVIA—

17

TOTAL FOREIGN LOANS

Loan from Yugoslavia

12,13,78,08

GRANTJ TOTAL

76,34,19,49

1

Return of the Public Debt and Unfunded Debt of the Central Government np to 31st Octob 1963—concld,

(Thousands of Rupees)

PUBLIC DEBT NOT BEARING INTEREST

Particulars

Date of Discharge

Amount

Rs.

(1) Rupees Loans

• •* w'

hF

••

••

IF

••

. ..

1,07,35 2,23,62 2,70,72 62,22 97,79 1,40,47 (—) 18 02 10,71 10,24 14,33 17,19 3 18 15 25 2l[06 2,03 43,96 28,77 20,27,09 1,41,50 39 1,60,96 3 24,07 20 2,66,54 21,91 4,77

15th July 1960 1st September 1957 .. . 15th November 1954 15th July 1953 15th December 1954 16th July 1950 31st July 1943 15th October 1945 1st August 1946 16th September 1946 Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto J5th November 1947 '.'. .'. '', 15th May 1946 15th July 1948 15th January 1949 1st April 1965 1st August 1949 15th May 1950 15th September 1951 1st October 1955 .. 15th September 1955 1st November 1957 15th August 1959 1st June 1958 16th August 1958 1 ^th Tniv IQ^fti jin jujy lyou .. . , , . . . . . , .

1st June 1961 1st August 1961 16th July 1962 15tb November 1962

2i% Loan, 1960 3% Victory Loan 1957 2i% Loan, 1954 3% Loan, 1953—55 34% Loan, 1954—59 21% Bonds, 1950 4°/ Bonds 1943 5 "/Loan 1945—55 ™^ / n *W" V **!•* J ^ * • W' l-J w' || •• IB •• "T 3% Defence Bond, 194634%Loan, 1842-43 y-% Loan, 1854-55 3J % Loan, 1865 3ir°/ Loan 1879 3i V Loan 1900-01 31% Loan, 1947—50 3-Yoar Interest Free Defence Bonds 2J% Loan, 1948—52 5-Year Interest Free Prize Bonds, 1949 5-Year Interest Free Prize Bonds, 1965 3% Loan, 1949—52 4+y Loan 1950—55' • T tr Q ¹ WU L{{^{{FOOTNOTE *}}}}L AJ i - I' W' W 3% L o a n. 1 9 5 1 — 54 2 +% L o a n, 1 9 55 , .. 4J'% Loan, 1955—60 2J-%Bhopal War Bonds, 1957 3% 2nd Victory Loan, 1959—61 4i% Loan, 1958—68 3% Loan, 1958 AO7 T rton IQfirt 70*f /Q LOUD, lyuO i\) . . . , . , . . ' * 3% Loan, 1963-65 3i% National Plan Bonds, 1961 (1st Series) 2+% Loan, 1961 3±% Bonds, 1962 2|% Loan, 1962 3+ Bonds, 1963 3% Bonds, 1958

6,43,18 9,89 2,62,42 1,56 1,56,13 27,08 (—) 98

Hyderabad Loans

2J% Hyderabad Loan, 1953—63

2,33.34

21% 2nd Development Loan, 1955—60

4,39

6% Loan issued in 1329F repayable after 1352F (1942) 5th October 1942

43

21% Development Loan, 1954—59

16th October 1959

19,59

31% Loan issued in 1344F repayable after 1355—65F 6th October 1945

31

3% Hyderabad Loan, 1951—61 ..

1st August 1961 .

43,97

4% Hyderabad State Development Loan, 1963

2,75,32

TOTAL

56,43,84

(2) Sterling Loans

(INDIA STOCKS')

12

...

India 4 i% Stock, 1958—68

1,66 India 3J% Stock, 1931

India 3% Stock, 1948

76

TOTAL

2,54

GRAND TOTAL

56,46,38

R. K. MHANNA

New Delhi, the Uth February, 1964

A ccountant General, Central Rivenues

MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

been granted leave :

MES-30226 Shri R NATARAJAN, CAO Gde IT Ty (Supdt C\ Pt).

EL for 33 days from 13 JAN 64 FN to 14 FEB 64 AN.

D D DE SOUZA Lt Col for COMMANDER WORKS ENGINEERS

Deolali, the 19th February 1964

No. 1104/759/£10—The undermentioned officer has

been granted leave :

MES-15533 Shri BALWANT SINGH, SW Ty (SA Gde I Pt). EL for 40 days from 6 JAN 64 FN to 14 FEB 64 AN.

No. 12(430)/64-^47—Shri K. K. Makkar, a permanent Junior Field Officer in the Small Industries Service Institute, Jaipur is appointed to officiate as Assistant Director (Grade II) in the Small Industries Service Institute, Jaipur, until further orders. He assumed charge as Assistant Director (Gr. II) in the forenoon of 4th February 1964.

The 25th February 1964

No. 12(427)/64-AI—Shri B. S. Govinda Rao, a quasi- permanent Junior Field Officer in the Extension Centre, Solan under Small Industries Service Institute, Ludhiana is appointed to officiate as Assistant Director (Gr. ID in the same centre, until further orders. He assumed charge as Assistant Director (Gr. II) in the forenoon of 14th February 1964.

J. S. BHATNAGAR Assistant Director (Admn.) for Development Commissioner (SSI)

MINISTRY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE

R NATARAJAN CAO for COMMANDER WORKS ENGINEERS

Office of the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports

Military Lands and Cantonments (DTE)

New Delhi, the 19th February 1964

No. 41/95/ADM/L&C/63—The undermentioned trans-

fers and postings are made :—

(1) Shri T. S. Sivaswamy, a permt. Officer Class I and Military Estates Officer, M.P. Circle, is transferred and posted as Assistant Director, Military Lands and Cantonments, Central Com- mand, Lucknow, 1st Oct., 1963.

(2) Shri S. K. Ray, a permt. Officer Class 1 and Military Estates Officer, Silliguri Circle, is trans- ferred and posted as Assistant Director, Military Lands and Cantonments, Southern Command, Poona, 5th Oct., 1963.

New Delhi, the 2nd March 1964

IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE CONTROL

No. 6/644/61/Admn(G)/809—The, Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, hereby appoints Shri M. D. Nadkarni, Section Head in the office of the Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Bombay, as Assistant Controller of Imports and Exports in the same office, in an officiating capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 20th January 1964 to the 3rd April 1964 (afternoon).

K. RAJARAMAN Dy. Chief Controller of Imports and Exports for Chief Controller of Imports and Exports

SURVEY OF INDIA

(3) Shri Baboo Ram, an offg. Officer Class II and Cantonment Executive Officer, Varanasi, is trans- ferred and posted as Cantonment Executive Officer, Kamptee, 8th Oct., 1963.

(4) Shri K. M. Sebastian, a permt. Officer Class I and Attached Officer, office of the Deputy Direc- tor, Military Lands and Cantonments, Central Command, is transferred and posted as Canton- ment Executive Officer, Deolali, 7th Nov., 1963. (5) Shri S. M, Dass, a permt. Officer Class II and offg. Officer Class I and Cantonment Executive Officer, Deolali is transferred and posted as Deputy Asstt. Director, Military Lands and Cantonments, Central Command, Lucknow, 13th Nov., 1963.

(6) Shri N. N. Rai, an offg. Officer Class II and Assistant Military Estates Officer, Dehra Dun is transferred and posted as Cantonment Execu- tive Officer, Shahjahanpur, 10th Dec, 1963.

(7) Shri J. N. Chatterjee, an offg. Officer Class II and Assistant Military Estates Officer, Bengal is transferred and posted as Assistant Military Estates Officer, Eastern Command, 30th Dec, 1963.

Dehra Dun, the 21st February 1964

No. El-5695/1641-Officers—Sanction is hereby accord- ed to the continuance of the Temporary post of Assistaut Manager in the G.C.S. Class II Service of the Map Publi- cation Directorate, Survey of India in the revised scale of pay of Rs. 350—25—500—30—590—EB—30—800 created by O.M. No. El-1583/1647-Officers of 16th January 1963 for a further period of 3 months with effect from the 4th December 1963.

Shri Bhagat Singh retired Asstt. Manager, G.C.S., Class II, who was reemployed against the above post vide this office Notification No. El-3002/1647-Offlcers of 16th January 1963 will continue to hold the above post for a further period of 3 months w.e.f. 4th December 1963.

This is in supersession of this office Notification No.

El-3074/1647-Offlcers of 26th December 1963.

GAMBHIR SINGH Brigadier Surveyor General of India

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA

GAJENDRA SINGH Director Military Lands and Cantonments CalcuttaA3, the 11th February 1964 MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT Office of the Coal Mines Welfare Commissioner No. 1723A72181(/.£)/19—Shri Joginder Singh, M.Sc, (Honours School) is appointed as an Assistant Chemist in the Geological Survey of India on pay according to rules in the scale of Rs. 350—25—500—30—590—FB~ 30—800—EB—30—830—35—900, in a temporary capa- city with effect from the forenoon of ihe 18th January 1964, until further orders.

Jagjivannagar, the 20th February 1964

No. £.5(93)61—Dr. S. K. Roy, Medical Officer, T.B. Hospital, Searsole under the Coal Mines Labour Welfare Fund relinquished charge of his office in the forenoon of 2nd January 1964.

S. K. SINHA Coal Mines Welfare Commissioner Dhanbad The 21st February 1964

No. 1198N/2251(PMS)/19—Shri P. M. Samuel is appointed as Driller in the Geological Survey of India on a minimum 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 tke 10th January 1964, until further orders.

No. 1823N/2222(ISS)/19~-Shii Jitendra Singh Sanganeria, M.Tech., is appointed as an Assistant Geolo- gist 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 6th January 1964, until further orders.

The 25th February 1964

No. 18SON/2222(SD)19—Shri Sanjay Das, Asstt. Geologist, Geological, Survey of India has been released with effect from the afternoon of the 2nd January 1964 so as to enable him to join the Indian Bureau of Mines.

No. 1/10/63-E—The Director, Publications Division hereby appoints Shri Surendra Kapadia as Assistant Editor, Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi in the Publicatiohs Division, in a temporary capacity with effect from 2nd December 1963 (forenoon), until further orders.

U. S. MOHAN RAO Director

MINISTRY OF STEEL, MINES & HEAVY ENGG.

B. C. ROY Director General Geological Survey of India

(Department of Iron & Steel)

Iron and Steel Control

DIRECTORATE GENERAL, ALL INDIA RADIO

Calcutta, the 24th February 1964

New Delhi, the 21xt February 1964

No. 7(72)/59-,S7—-The Director General, All India Radio, hereby appoints Shri G. Selvam, officiating Trans- mission Executive, All India Radio, Madras, as Pro- gramme Executive, at the same Station, in a temporary capacity, with effect from 11th December 1963, until further orders.

No. APIMI2AINIESS. CO MM/Iron & Sta?//I5(l)—Tho following Notification Issued by the Iron and Steel Controller under Sub-clause (1) of Clause 15 and Sub-clause (1) of Clause 27 of the Iron & Steel (Control) Order, 1956 is published 4for general information.

NOTIFICATION

B. N. CHAUDHURI Deputy Director of Administration for Director General

New Delhi-X, the 22nd February 1964 No. 15/109/63-SIIl—The Director General, All India Radio hereby appoints Shri Bhuniesh Kumar Gaur, as Assistant Engineer, All India Radio, Ahmedabad in an ad hoc capacity with effect from the 4th February 1964 (F.N.), until further orders.

In exercise of the powers conferred by Sub-clause (1) of Clause 15 and Sub-clause (1) of Clause 27 of the Tron and Steel (Control) Order, 1956 as amended from time to time, and with the approval of the Central Government, the Iron and Steel Con- troller hareundor notifies tho following amendments for deletion of the prices and Extras to the Notifications, published in the Gazette of India from time to time, mentioned against each item indicated below :—

AMENDMENT

K. A. IYER Deputy Director of Administration for Director General

SCHEDULE 11

Wires (Normal and Concessional)

Delete item Nos. Notification Nos.

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HEALTH SERVICES

New Delhi, the 20th February 1964

No. 7-46/63-Adm. I—The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Shri B. Krishnan as Lecturer in Physics at the Medical College, Pondicherry with effect from the afternoon of the 8th November 1963.

No. F.6-20/63-Adm. /—The Director General of Health Services hereby appoints Miss M. Methews, Nurs- ing Sister as Matron, Hospital for Mental Diseases, Ranchi, vice Miss M. Hodgson, granted leave for the period from 3rd October 1963 to 2nd December 1963.

V. S. TALWAR Deputy Director of Administration (BCG)

New Delhi, the 20th February 1964 4. Telegraph Wire 7/6• 5 mm (/) AP/84/1 IN/ESS. COMM/ Iron & Steel/15(l) dated 7. Spring Steel Wire (-45% to 24-8-1963 published in 55 %) Carbon content. Part II, Section 3(ii) of the Gazette of India, Extra- 8. Signal Wire 75 to 85 kg/mm ordinary dated 24-8-1963.

T.S,

(11) AP/84/3C/ESS. COMM/

Tron & Steel 15(1) pub- lished in Part HI, Section 1 of the Gazette of India dated 22-6-1963.

SCHEDULE IV

Prime quality Steel and Semis (Normal and Concessional)

Delete item Nos. Notification Nos,

No. 1-6/64-Adm. II—Dr. Parimal Dutta, Port Health Officer, Mandapam Camp, was granted earned leave for 19 days with effect from 20th January 1964, with per- mission to prefix Sunday the 19th January 1964, and suffix holidays on the 8th and 9th February 1964 to the leave.

2. On the expiry of leave. Dr. Dutta resumed charge of the post of Port Health Officer, Mandapam Camp on the forenoon of the 10th February 1964.

A. T. SESHADRI Deputy Director (Administration)

New Delhi, the 20th February 1964

No. 3-51/63-Adm. //—The Director General of Health Services is pleased to appoint Sbri K. N. Rao, temporarily to the post of Research Officer (Biochemist) National Institute of Communicable Diseases, Delhi, with effect from the forenoon of the 4th February 1964, until further orders.

Shri K. N. Rao, assumed charge of the post of Research Officer (Biochemist) National Institute of Communicable Diseases, Delhi, on the forenoon of the 4th February 1964.

A. T. SESHADRI Deputy Director of Administration (PHC)

{./G292GI/63

sleeper Bars.

3. Bearing plates and crossing (i) AP/84/9N/ESS. COMM/ Iron & Steel/15(l) dated 14-7-63 published in Part 8. Boiler plates 10 mm and up. TT, Section 3(ii) of the 12. Fishplates for Heavy Rails Gazette of India Extra- 14. Fishplates for light Rails ordinary dated 1-7-63.

70C.

15. Tool Stool Bars (TSC-2/2A). (II) AP/84/10N/ESS.COMM/ 16. Bullet proof Plates specn. IT. Iron & Stoel/15(l) pub- lished in Part III, Section 17. Shell Steel Blooms 200 mm I of the Gazette of India

and 250 mm squares. dated 20-7-63.

17. (a) Shell Steel Billets. (Ill) AP/84/19N/ESS. COMM/ Iron and Steel/15(lj dated

18. Shell Steel Bars 16 mm to 160 29-1-64 published in Part mm dia and Gothic section, II, Section 3(ii) of the ,„ , „ , , Gazette of India Extra- 19. (c) Soamloss Blooms. ordinary dated 30-1-64. 22. Gate Channels.

(1) 19 mm x 10 mm x4 mm (IV) S,O. 247/ESS. COMM/ m ,r ,rt Iron & Steel/I5(l)/MM (2) 1 6 m m x l 0 m m x 4 mm (13) dt. 24-1-63 published . . „, m Part II, Section 3(ii) of the Gazette 6f India Extra- 24. Sleeper Bars. 25, Hoc Bars, ordinary dated 25-1-63,

Q—Base pricelitem No. 17—

SCHEDULE V

Shell Steel Blooms.

(Defective & Scrap)

Delete Base price item No. Q.

Delete item Nos, Notification Nos.

R—Base price item No. 18—

Shell Steel Bars.

Delete item No. I, 8" dia- meter or Gothic Section.

2. Fishplates—Defective or Re- AP/84/4N/ESS. COMM/Irqn iected for Heavy or Light & Stecl-27(1) published in Rails. Part III, Section 1 of the Gazette of India [dated

9. Sleepers steel—defective or 6-4-63.

rejected

S—Base price item No. 19— Blooms, Slabs and Billets.

(a) Metre guage. (b) Broad guage.

10. Sleepers Bars—Defective or Rejected 2-75 M and above.

Delete item Nos. (a) For Billets to I.R.S.S. M. 6/34, class V (Boiler quality).

(b) Boilor Rivet quality

SCHEDULB VI

Billets.

2. Telegraph Wire quality.

Special Categories of Steel & Semi finished

Products

3. 3 5/40 tons Tensile Basic open

Hearth quality.

4. Tiscrom quality 3iHots and Tiscrom Rivet quality Billets.

6. Electric spring steel Billets.

Delete Item No. Notification Nos. 1. Sleepers AP/84/9N/ESS. COMM/Iron A. Steel/15(l) dated 24-6r63 published in Part II, Section 3(ii) of the Gazette of India Extraordinary dated 1-7-63.

(0 Specification M 10/34. (ii) Specification M 11/34

Appendix I (Extras List)

water hardened.

(Hi) Specification M 11/34 oil

hardened.

A Base price item No. 1—Bars, S.O. 2249-ESS.COMM/Iron & Rounds and Squares below 3* Steel/15(1) and 27(1) dated and Flats up to and including 18-10-58 published in Part II, 5" wide). Section 3(ii) of the Gazette

of India dated 1-11-58.

Delete item Nos.

(iv) Specification M 24/34. (v) Specification M 25/34. (v/) Specification M 10 (Basic

open Hearth). 7. Electric High Carbon spring steel Billets. Analysis of Billets (Carbon percentage).

(it) Limit Bars (Rounds and Squares to half the tole- rance prescribed in I.R. S.M. 6/34 and Hexagons to I.R.S.S.M. 5/40 over tested base price).

(0 -5 to -6. (//) -61 to -75. (lit) -76 to -90. (iv) -91 to 1-2.

8. Billets to ipecification TSC.

(tti) Hexagon Bars. (Iv) Half Round Bars (over price of Flats of same thickness and width. (v) Hexagon Bars to T.R.S.

11. Electric/Acid Steel Billets.

S.T. 3/38.

12. Electric steel tested to M.S.

(yl) Agrico Bars.

2713.

(a) Extra for shape

(Octagons).

T—Miscellaneous Extra on all

steol—

Deleft item Nos.

(ft^Entra for High Car- bon (-6/-7 percent carbon).

C—Base price item No. 3—

structural.

Delete item No. 6—Bridge

Rails.

1. (d) Tensile test or carbon content of sheet over • 35 per cent to -40 per cent 30-35 tensile test (in tons per sq, inch).

56 lbs. and 70 lbs.

14. (a) Electric Steel—

(0 'C class or class III.

H—Base price item No. 8 Bioler Plates 3/8* and up.

(II) 'D' class or class IV.

(b) Open hearth steel—•

Delete item Nos. 1, 2, 3 & 4. 1—Base price item No. 9 Black sheets (gauges 10 to 14).

(0 'C* class or class III. (If) *D' class or claw IV.

Delete item No. 3 (xi) spring steel sheets from Electric furnace.

K—Base price item No. II—

(c) Tiscrom High Tensile Bars and Structurals. (d) Tiscrom High Tensile

Heavy Rails.

Plates.

Delete item No. 2—chrome

steel Rails.

(e) Tiscrom Sheets. (/) Tiscor Bars and Struc-

turals.

(a) Ordinary. (b) Special.

(g) Tiscor Plates. (A) Tiscor sheets. (/) Boiler quality Bars and

Structurals.

L—Base price item No. 12— Fishplates for Heavy Rails Class A.

(k) Stoel tested to Lloyds

Delete item No. 1 'B' class

specification.

Fishplates.

2. Drilling bond-holes.

(/) Black Sheets. (h) Plates and all sections, (m) (ii)BarstoB.S.S. 64 and

spocn. T3.

N—Base price item No. 14— Fishplates for Light Rails. Delete Base price item No. N.

(n) Bare to I.R.S.S.M. 26/35

(OlBasic open hearth,

class X.

O—Base price item No. 15— Tool Steel Bars TSC/2 or TSC/2A. Delete all items from 1 to 8.

Basic open h"arth, class XI.

P—Base price item No. 16—

Bullet Proof Plates.

Specification IT 70C—

Delete all items from 1 to 5.

(ii) Electric or Add Steel, Clasi X. Electric or Acid Steel, gass XT.

(P) (J) Extra for specifica- tion I.R.S.S. 18.37/ Acid steel.

(//) Extra for specifica- tion I.R.S.S. 17 (Acid or Elcc. steel).

(Hi) Extra for specifica- tion I.R.S.S. 29 (Acid or Elcc. steel).

(iv) Extra for specifica- tion I.R.S.T. IA/34 and T. 1/39.

(q) Basic Open Hearth High Carbon steel carbon contents.

• 35 per cent to 45 per

cent.

1937) with effect from the 1st February 1964, until further orders.

Designation

Station Nome of the officials

1.

Senior Marketing Guntur Shri H. G. Mathur

Officer

2.

Guntur Guntur

Marketing Officer Marketing Officer

3.

„ K* Seshadri . „ G. R. R. Murthy .

Marketing Officer

4.

Guntur „ G. Ramalingam

R. T. MIRCHANDANI Agricultural Marketing Adviser

(Department of Food)

• 4 per cent to • 5 per cent

Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research

•45 per cent to -85 per

cent.

(5) Steel tested to BSS 449 of 1948 and BSS 968 of 1941.

Delete Extra fixed for Biolcr Notified in Part II Section

Plates to I.R.S.S.M. 32/57 3(ii) dated 23-7-60.

Delete extra for Plates to spe- Notified in Part II, Section

cification P 5 quality. 3(ii) dated 30-7-60.

Delete extra for Plates to spe- Notified on 13-8-60.

cification extra Tor Elec- trode Billets.

Lucknow, the 18th February 1964

No. F.12-37/62-Estt.—The Director is pleased to appoint in a substantive capacity, Shri P. S. Gill to the post of Assistant Agronomist, Indian Institute of Sugar- cane Research, Lucknow with effect from 1st July 1963 (First day of July Nineteen hundred sixty three).

R. R. PANJE Director

CENTRAL MARINE FISHERIES RESEARCH

INSTITUTE

Delete extra for Plates to spe- [ Notified in Part I], Section cification extra for 'Z' 3(ii) of the Gazette of India Section. dated 5-8-61.

Delete extra for Plates to spe-1 cification extra for Ribbed Steel Bars.

Delete extra for Plates to spe- I

cification^ Twisted steel )• Notified in Part II, Section Bars. 3(ii) of the Gazette of India

Delete extra for Plates to spe- dated 7-11-59.

cification extra for 150 lbs. crane Rails.

S. C. MUKHERJEE Iron and Steel Controller

Calcutta-1, the 25th February 1964 Mandapam Camp, the 2Ath February 1964

No. 3-6/62-Adnt.—<>n his reversion to the post of Research Assistant in this department, Shri V. M. Deshmukh, Assistant Research Officer of this department has relinquished charge of the post of Assistant Research Officer with effect from the afternoon of 14th February 1964.

No. 7-9/63-Adm.—Shri K. Rangarajan, Research Assis-i tant of this department is appointed to the post of Assistant Research Officer at this Institute in an officiating capacity with effect from the forenoon of 10th February 1964 and until further orders. Ho took charge of the post at Port Blair.

S. JONES Director

ERRATUM

No. £/-19(l)/63—-Shri H. D. Paul, Deputy Assistant Iron and Steel Controller, was granted earned leave for 15 days from 28th January to 11th February 1964.

2. On expiry of the leave Shri Paul assumed charge of the same post at the same Station on the forenoon of 12th February 1964.

C. B. MATHUR Deputy Director (Administration) for Iron & Steel Controller Mandapam Camp, the 26th February 1964

No. 7-5/63-Adm.—In the Gazette Notification No. 7-5/63-Adm., Mandapam Camp, the 25th January 1964 appearing at page 66 In Part III, Section 1, of the Gazette of India for the week-ending February 1, 1964 regarding relinquishment of charge of the post of Assistant Research Officer :—

For " 1. Shri R. P. Sadasivam Tampi—4-1-1964

(F.N.)— "

Read " 1. Shri P. R. Sadasivan Tampi—4-1-1964

(F.N.)— "

MINISTRY OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURE

(Department of Agriculture)

R. DAYAL Administrative Officer

Directorate of Marketing & Inspection

Nagpur, the 18th February 1964

INDIAN AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

No. F.10/5/64-Plg.—For the purpose of the Govern- ment of India, Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) Notification (Customs) Nos. 125, 126 and 127, dated the 15th September 1962, published in the Gazette of India, Part II, Section 3, sub-section (ii), dated the 15th September 1962, I hereby authorise the undermen- tioned officers of the Directorate of Marketing and Inspec- tion to issue certificates to the effect that Black Pepper, Cardamoms and Chillies have been graded in accordance with the provisions of the Black Pepper Grading and Marking Rules, 1961, Cardamoms Grading and Mark- ing Rules, 1962 and Chillies Grading and Marking Rules. 1962, respectively, issued under Sectidh 3 of the Agricul- tural Produce (Grading and Marking) Act, 1937 (I of New Delhi, the 24th February 1964

No. Ad.\! 17-356/63—The Director, Indian Agricultural Research Institute hereby appoints Dr. M. L. Sahni to the post of Assistant Parasitologist in the "PL 480 Scheme for Survey of Beneficial Parasites & Predators of Agricul- tural Crop Pests in the Indian Union", Entomology Division, Indian Agricultural Research Institute with effect from the forenoon of 6th December 1963 in an officiating capa- city, until further orders.

VAS DEV Registrar for Director

No. F.6-11/63-E./—The Director, Indian Veterinary Research Institute, hereby appoints Shri M. Aravindan, Junior Lecturer, Veterinary College and Research Institute, Mannuthy as Assistant Research Officer (Climatology) ai the Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar in a temporary capacity with effect from 10th February 1964 (Forenoon), until further orders.

GIRDHARI LAL Registrar 3. Sri Mohammed Salih, Engg. Supervisor, TMG is appointed to officiate as Asst. Engineer, Auto Installation, Mangalore with effect from 5th December 1963, fore- noon, until further orders, purely as a local arrangement against a new post sanctioned under Director-General, P. & T., New Delhi letter No. 2-34/63-TE, dated 18th September 1963.

P. A. SANKARANARAYAN Regional Director, Telecom/tins.

Office of the Director of Telecommunications, Juminu &

Kashmir Circle

CENTRAL POTATO RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Simla, the 21st February 1964

No. F.l(40)/1814/Estt. /—Dr. S. K. Bhattacharyya, Mycological Research Assistant, Department of Agricul- ture, Government of West Bengal is appointed to officiate as Plant Pathologist (Class II, Central Services) at the Central Potato Research Station, Patna of the Central Potato Research Institute with effect from the 21st January 1964,

M. L. KHANNA Director Srinagar, the 20th February 1964

No. (2-H62/166—Sanction of the Director of Tele- communications, J. & K. Circle, Srinagar is hereby con- veyed to the grant of 58 days Earned Leave in favour of Shri H. S. Vohra, Officiating Assistant Engineer Carrier, Srinagar w.e.f. 6th August 1963, prefixing 3rd, 4th and 5th August 1963.

Certified that the official would have continued to offi- ciate in T.E. & W.S. Class II post but for his proceeding on leave and the period from 6th August 1963 to 20th September 1963, will count towards increment.

This is in supersession to this office Memo. No. Q-1162/

156, dated 1st August 1963.

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

(Department of Science)

Botanical Surrey of India

Sd./- ILLEGIBLE Dy. Director, Telecommunications ]. & K. Circle, Srinagar

Calcutta-!?,, the 2lst February 1964

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CIVIL

AVIATION

No. BS1-110/9/63/Estt.~Sri K. Thothathri, Curator (Class II) in the Central National Herbarium of the Botani- cal Survey of India is relieved from his present assign- ment on the 9th January 1964 (Afternoon) for assummg charge of the post of Systematic Botanist in the same Office.

H. SANTAPAU Director New Delhi, the 22nd February 1964

ATOMIC ENERGY ESTABLISHMENT, TROMBAY

Bombay-5, the 25th February 1964 No. 11/22/63-£#—Shri A. K. Sarkar, Senior Aero- drome Officer, Dum Dum, relinquished charge of his office on the forenoon of the 16th January 1964 on trans- fer to the Office of the Director General of Civil Aviation, where he assumed charge of the office of Assistant Director, Conventions, Agreements and Legislation, Civil Aviation Department, New Delhi, with effect from the 22nd January 1964.

M. M. HUSA1N Assistant Director of Administration for Director General of Civil Aviation

OVERSEAS COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE

No. PA/81(4)/64-R—The Controller, Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, appoints Shri Viswanathan Ramaswamy, a peramnent Lower Division Clerk of Naval Office, Bombay, and officiating as Accountant in the Atomic Energy Establishment, Trombay, to officiate as Assistant Accounts Officer in the same Establishment with effect from the forenoon of February 17, 1964, until further orders.

P. R. MER Recruitment Officer Bombay, the 24th February 1964

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL MANAGER,

BOMBAY TELEPHONES

Bombay, the 18th February 1964

No. 577 25-4—Shri S. S. Rao, Assistant Engineer, Bombay Telephones is reverted as Engineering Supervisor from the forenoon of 8th February 1964.

M. S. MUTHANNA General Manager Bombay Telephones No. 1/101/64-Est.—Shri L. J. Palmer, permanent Assistant Supervisor, C.T.O., Bombay, who was appointed as Supervisor at the same Station in an officiating capa- city with effect from the 2nd December 1963, against short-term vacancies vide this office Notification No 1/101/63-Est., dated the 31st December 1963, has been reverted to his substantive post of Assistant Supervisor at C.T.O., Bombay with effect from the afternoon of the 14th February 1964.

INDIAN POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS DEPARTMENT

No. 1/125/64-Est.—Shri V. J. Dalgado, permanent Assistant Supervisor, Calcutta, who was appointed as Supervisor at the same Centre in an officiating capacity with effect from the 16th December 1963 against a short- term vacancy vide this office Notification No. 1/125/63- Est., dated 24th December 1963, has been reverted to his substantive post of Assistant Supervisor at Calcutta with effect from the afternoon of the 4th January 1964.

Office of the Regional Director Telecommunications

Madras-1, the 19th February 1964

No. E.1Q2/PT/II/ 156—Sri G. Ganesan, Engg. Supervi- sor, Office of the Area Installation Engineer, Madras is appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer, VFT Installa- tion, Madras with effect from 1st November 1963 (fore- noon) , until further orders, purely as a local arrangement, vice Sri P. M. Sukumaran transferred to Kerala Circle.

2. Sri E. S. Subramanian, Engg. Supervisor, TMG, Coimbatore is appointed to officiate as Assistant Engineer^ Auto Installation, Visakhapatnam with effect from 22nd November 1963 (forenoon), until further orders, purely as a local arrangement against a new post sanctioned under No. 1/164/64-Est.—Shri A. Y. Moosabhoy, permanent Senior Foreman Mechanic, C.T.O., Bombay is appointed as Chief Mechanician at the Calcutta Centre in an offi- ciating capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 24th January 1964 and until further orders.

No. l/167/64-&r.—Shri V. A. Fernandes, permanent Assistant Supervisor, C.T.O., Bombay, is appointed as Supervisor at the Calcutta Centre in an officiating capa- city with effect from the forenoon of the 17th January 1964 and until further orders.

P. J. RODGERS Director General

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT

No. 7 (4)-Ci?B/55—Shri On Prakash, Officiating Engi- neer Officer, Training Ship, "Nau Lakshi', Naviakhi has been declared quasi-permanent in the post of Engineer Officer, Training Ship, vNau Lakshi', Navlakhi, with effect from 1st July 1963.

R. GANAPAT1 Dy. Director General of Shipping for Director General of Shipping session of all previous orders in so far as they relate to the subject, the Commissioner of Income-tax/Gitt-tax (Central), Calcutta, hereby authorises the Income-tax Officers/ Gift-tax Officers subordinate to him to recover from an assessee the tax, interest, fine, penalty and any other sum payable under the provisions of the said Acts by the said asscssce by distraint and sale of his movable property in the manner laid down in the Third Schedule to the said Income-tax Act, 1961.

M. AMJAD HUSSAIN Commissioner of Income-tax/Gift-tax (Central), Calcutta

Madras-34, the 2bth February 1964

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX

Hyderabad, the 1th February 1964

No. C.3(])Adm/64—Tn exercise of the powers con- ferred on him under Section 124 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (43 of 1961), the Commissioner of Income-tax, Madras hereby orders that the following new charge in the Income-tax circle noted against it shall be created with effect from 28th February 1964.

New Charge and Circle

No. 1—In exercise of the powers conferred by sub- section (2) of Section 117 of. the Indian Income-tax Act, 1961 (43 of 1961), the Commissioner of Income-tax, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, has appointed Shri Mirza Ghouse Baig, Inspector of Income-tax, Income-tax Office, Khammam, to officiate as Income-tax Officer, Class 11, with effect from the forenoon of 3rd February 1964 and posted him as Income-tax Officer, B-Ward, Eluru, with effect from the same date, relieving Shri M. S. Prasad of the additional charge.

3rd Income-tax Officer—Cuddalore Circle.

H. P. SHARMA Commissioner of Income-tax Madras

CENTRAL WATER AND POWER COMMISSION

(Water Wing)

H. A. SHAH Commissioner of Income-tax Hyderabad

INCOME-TAX ESTABLISHMENT

Bombay, the 22nd February 1964

No. 729—Shri V, C. Dave, Income-tax Officer, Class I, Bombay is permitted to resign from Government service with effect from the 10th February 1964.

R. N. JAIN Commissioner of Income-tax Bombay City I

Bombay, the 19th February 1904

No. 724-—Shri R. Venkatraman, I.R.S., Appellate Assis- tant Commissioner of Income-tax, A-Range, Bombay is posted as Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income- tax, J-Range, Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 1st February 1964 vice Shri K. Jagannathan, I.R.S. trans- ferred.

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

GUT-TAX Ahmedabad, the 19th February 1964 New Delhi-U, the 20th February 1964

No. 14/432/63-Adm. V—Consequent upon his nomina- tion by the Union Public Service Commission, the Chair- man, Central Water and Power Commission, hereby appoints Shri S. D. Kulkarni to officiate as an Extra Assis- tant Director in the Central Water and Power Commission (Water Wing) in the scale of Rs. 350—25—50O—30—590 —EB—30—800—EB—30-—830—35—900, with effect from the afternoon of 29th January 1964. He took over charge of the office of Extra Assistant Director in the C.W. & P.C., w.e.f. the same date and time.

2. Shri Kulkarni will be on probation for a period of

two years with effect from 29th January 1964 (A.N.).

The 21th February 1964

No. 14/459/b4-Adm. V—The Chairman, Central Water and Power Commission, hereby appoints Shri G. A. Shah to officiate on a purely temporary basis as an Assistant Research Officer (Civil) in the Central Water and Power Research Station, Poona, in the scale of Rs. 350—25—500 i—30—590—EB—30—800—EB—30—830—35—900, with effect from the 6th January 1964 (F.N.), until further orders.

Shri Shah took over charge of the post of Assistant Research Officer, with effect from the above date and time.

P. S. VISVANATHAN A dministrative Officer

Central Water & Power Commission •

MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS

No. iV.32-71/50—In pursuance of sub-section (5) of Section 226, and Section 229 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (43 of 1961), Section 33 of the Gift-tax Act, 1958 (18 of 1958), and Section 19 of the Super Profits Tax Act, 1963 (14 of 1963), and of all other powers enabling him in this behalf and in supersession of all previous orders in so far as they relate to the subject, the Commissioner of Income-tax/Gilt-tax, Gujarat, hereby authorises Hie Income-tax/Gift-tax Officers subordinate to him (o recover from an asscssce the tax, interest, fine, penalty and any other sum payable under the provisions of the said Acts by the said assessee by distraint and sale of his movable property in the manner laid down in the Third Schedule to the said Income-tax Act, 1961.

Research, Designs & Standards Organisation Simla-2, the 24th February 1964

No. A/EP-lQ&l—Shii N. Rajaroani, Senior Design Assistant is temporarily promoted to officiate as Sectional Officer in the Track Wing of the Civil Directorate of Research Designs and Standards Organisation, Simla with effect from 7th February 1964 (F.N.).

R. E. DE SA Director General

EASTERN RAILWAY

P. C. GOYAL Commissioner of Income-tax/ Gift-lax Gujarat

Calcutta-1, the 21st February 1964

No. J4/1235O-393/C.r.C./lM-10/59-60—In pursuance of sub-section (5) of Section 226 and Section 229 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (43 of 1961), Section 33 of the Gift-tax Act, 1958 (18 of 1958), and Section 19 of the Super Profits Tax Act, 1963 (14 of 1^63) and of all other powers enabling him in this behalf and in super- Calcutta, the 20th Februaiy 1964

No. AC/190/A/C/l—Shri D. K. Kar, Junior Accounts Officer who is at present officiating as Deputy Director of Commercial Audit, Ranch! is confirmed as Senior Accounts Officer (Senior Scale) on this Railway with cilect from 22nd January 1963.

G. P. BHALLA General Manager

RATAN LALL General Manager No. Stai/1095/1411—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Rajasthan Paper Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

WESTERN RAILWAY

Bombay-1, the 2lst February 1964 In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of Sadhna Press Limited, A-194-D, Bani Park, Jaipur No. £-434/11/179—Shri Mahinder Singh, Assistant Operating Supdt. (Junior Scale), has been promoted and posted as Officiating Divisional Safety Officer (Senior Scale), with effect from 16th December 1963.

No. £-434/11/180—Shri I. D. Shroff, Deputy Train Controller (Class III), has been promoted and posted as Officiating Assistant Operating Supdt. (Class II), with effect from the afternoon of 28th December 1963.

Jaipur, the 11th February 1964

No. Stat/414—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 Sadhna Press Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck, off the Regis- ter and the said company will be dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Sikar Zita Namak Vyapari Sangh Limited, Sri Madhopur

No. £-434/11/181—Shri C. P. Sharma, Deputy Train Controller (Class 111), has been promoted and posted as Officiating Assistant Commercial Supdt. (Class II), with effect from 4th January 1964.

No. £-434/11/182—Dr. S. C. Burman, Assistant Sur- geon (Class III), has been promoted and posted as offi- ciating Assistant Medical Officer (Class II), with effect from 1st December 1963.

No. £-434/11/183—Dr. R. K. Ray, Assistant Surgeon (Class III), has been promoted and posted as Officiating Assistant Medical Officer (Class II), with effect from 30th December 1963.

O. S. MURTHY General Manager

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES Jaipur, the 11th February 1964

No. StatJ 1023/1519—-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 Sikar Zila Namak Vyapari Sangh Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dis- solved.

S. NARAYANAN Registrar of Companies Rajasthan, Jaipur

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

The Bijapur Engineering and Auto Works Private Limited

NOTICE

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and the

Janmabhoomi Publishers Private Limited

Bangalore, the 10th February 1964

No. Dis. 10/63—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 Bijapur Engineering and Auto Works Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the con- trary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved,

Ernakulam, the 11th February 1964

No. 1750/Liq.-—By an order dated the 9th December 1963 in C.P. No. 7 of 1963 of the High Court of Kerala at Ernakulam it has been ordered to wind up the Janma- bhoomi Publishers Private Limited.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

The Kerala Trust Private Limited, Alleppey

Ernakulam, the 21th February 1964 In the mutter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of Prabhat Industrials Private Limited Bangalore, the 10th February 1964

No. Dis. 11/63—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 Prabhat Industrials Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

No. 617/rC(6)-4113/64—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Com- panies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of the Kerala Trust Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

N. D. BHATIA Registrar of Companies Kerala In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of The United Business Corporation Private Limited Bangalore, the 11th February 1964 In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of Etah Vyopar Mandal Private Limited No. pis. 4/63—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, J956, that the name of The United Business Corporation Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Kanpur, the 19th February 1964

No. 2478/2487-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 of the Etah Vyopar Mandal Private Limit- ed, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

Shree Chidambar Dairies and Agricultural Industries

Private Limited

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and o,

Shanapa Private Limited

Bangalore, the 11 th February 1964

No. Dis. J2/63—Notice is hereby given pursuant to •^ub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of Shree Chidambar Dairies and Agricul- tural Industries Private Limited, unless cause is shown ito the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

S. C. BASU Registrar of Companies Mysore Kanpur, the 19th February 1964

No. 2481/2684-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 of the Shanapa Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Regis- ter and the said company will be dissolved.

K. M. BHONSLE Registrar of Companies Vttar Pradesh

No. DN/4083/63—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 'Omni Bus Company Private Limited', unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

No. 2892/560—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 Lohman & Co. (Bombay) Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dis- solved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

'Kasslm Transports Private Limited'

Madras-34, the 18th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

M/s. Deccan Oil Industries Limited

No. ZW/4613/63—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of 'Kassim Transports Private Limit- ed', has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Bombay, the 18th February 1964

No. 7076/560—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 Deccan Oil Industries Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

'Sree Guruprasanna Productions Private Limited"

Madras-34, the 18th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

M/s. K. J. Metal Industries Private Limited

No. ZW/4625/63—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5). of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of 'Sree Guruprasanna Productions Private Limited', has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Bombay, the 18th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

Jenbaka Transport and Agency Private Limited

Madras-34, the 20th February 1964

No. 11810/560—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 K. J, Metal Industries Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dis- solved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

M/s. All India Photo-Goods Dealers Association Limited

No. DN/4696/63—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 dote hereof the name of Jenbaka Transport and Agency Pri- vate Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

K. RAJAGOPALAN Assistant Registrar of Companies Madras-34 Bombay, the 18th February 1964

No. 11646/560—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 or the All India Photo-Goods Associa- tion Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

'Nymisa Private Limited'

Madras-34, the 11th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

M/s. Readers Publications Limited

No. DN/1790/63—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of 'Nymisa Private Limited', has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Bombay, the 18th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of

Indian Trading Company Limited

Madras-34, the 18th February 1964

No. ZW/1012/63-—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Indian Trading Company Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

L. D. VENKATARAMAN Assistant Registrar of Companies Madras-34 No. 11441/560—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 Readers Publications Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

NOTICE

Bombay, the 19th February 1964

No. 1200/Ltq.—Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 445(2) of Companies Act, 1956, that M/s. Gad Linglaji Industries and Electric Co. Limited, has been ordered to be wound up by an order dated 15th November 1963, passed by the High Court of Maharashtra and that the Official Liquidator attached to the High Court of Maharashtra has been appointed as the Official Liqui- dator of the Company.

In the matter of the Companies Act, . 1956, and of

Mis. Bayer Remedies Limited

Bombay, the 18th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Jal Hind Fire Works Private Limited

Bombay, the 21st February 1964

No. 2870/560—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 Bayer Remedies Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will bo dissolved.

No. 6306/ 560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of Jai Hind Fire Works 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

Mis. Emshet Department Stores Private Limited

Bombay, the 18th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Rajaram Brothers Private Limited

No. 11880/560—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 Emshet Department Stores Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved,

Bombay, the 21st February 1964

No. 8056/560—Notice is hereby giv"n pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of Rajaram Brothers Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved,

No. 9669/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of City Printing Press Department Private Limited, hns this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Compa"i'-e A^f 1956, that at the expiration of three months frc hereof the name of the R. R. Paper Mills Lim cause is shown to the contrary, will be stri Register and the said company will be dissolv

M In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 arid of Pednekar Industries Private Limited Bombay, the list February 1964

Registrar of

Madh

No. 9071/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of Pednekar Industries Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 19f

Mis. B. N. Doss & Co. Private Liml

Calcutta, the 2blh February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Pal Productions Private Limited

Bombay, the 21st February 1964

No. 11133/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of Pal Productions Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said com- pany is dissolved.

No. 16801/560(3)—Notice is hereby give to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Com; 1956, that at the expiration of three months frc hereof the name of the B. N. Dass & Co. Priva unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be the Register and the said company will be dis;

In the matter of the Companies Act', 19* Mis. Pravati Textile Mills (1959) Private .

Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Shree Financial Corporation Private Limited

Bombay, the 21st February 1964

to suo-section (3) oi section 560 of \ 1956, that at the expiration of three r i hereof the name of the Pravati T i Private Limited, unless cause is she i will be struck off the Register and tr i be dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies 5

Mis. BhaJotta Coal Co. Priv t

No. 11414/560—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 Shree Financial Corporation Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Bharat Bricks Private Limited

Bombay, the 21st February 1964

No. 11489/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of Bharat Bricks Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Calcutta, the 21th Febrw No. 23421/560(3)—Notice is hereby givei to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Com] 1956, that at the expiration of three months fro hereof the name of the Bhalotia Coal Co. Priva unless cause is shown to the contrary, will he the Register and the .said company will be diss

In the matter of the Companies Act, 195

Mis. Nilmony Banerjee and Sons Private J

Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Oriental Automobile Industries Private Limited

Bombay, the 2lit February 1964

No. 11550/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act. 1956 that the name of Oriental Automobile Industries Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

No. 21558/560(3)—Notice is hereby givei to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Com] 1956, that at the expiration of three months fro hereof the name of the Nilmony Banerjee Private Limited, unless cause is shown to th( will be struck off the Register and the said cor be dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 195

Mis. Profile (India) Private Limited

Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Caldo Industries Private Limited

Bombay, the 21st February 1964

No. 11796/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of Caldo Industries Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

No. 17733/560(3)—Notice is hereby givei to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Comi 1956, that at the expiration of three months fro hereof the name of the Profile (India) Prival unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be the Register and the said company will be dissc

In the matter of the Companies Act, 195

Mis. Minerals Prospecting Syndicate Private

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

The Top Cement & Steel Mfg. Company of India

Private Limited

Bombay, the 2\si February 1964

No. 11903/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of The Top Cement & Steel Mfg. Company Private Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

No. 13422/560(3)—Notice is hereby givei to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Comi 1956, that at the expiration of three months fro hereof the name of the Minerals Prospecting Private Limited, unless cause is shown to th( will be struck off the Register and the said coi he dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

A. K. Porbunderyvall Sons Private Limited

Bombay, the 21st February 1964

In the matter of the Companies Act, 195

Mis. Radical Printing & Publicity Co. Priva

No. 7970/560—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of A, K. Porbunderwalla Sons Pri- vate Limited, has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

K. K. SYED MUHAMMAD Addl. Registrar of Companies Maharashtra, Bombay Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

r No. 13196/560(3)—Notice is hereby givei to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Comi 1956, that at the expiration of three months fro hereof the name of the Radical Printing & Publicity Co Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary will be struck off,th? Register and the said company will p? dissolved,

In ithe matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

M/s. SiliguH Kamala Bank Limited

Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

Nfi. 5689/560(3)—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 Siliguri Kamala Bank Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

titution (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.

3. A candidate may apply for admission to the Examina- tion in respect of any one or more of the Services/posts covered by the Scheme of the Examination in accordance with the provisions of the Ministry of Home Affairs' Noti- fication No. 8/38/63-CS(A), dated 7th March, 1964. Once an application has been made, no change will ordinarily be allowed.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Thomas C. Keay (India) Private Limited

Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

No. 25040/560(3)—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 Thomas C. Keay (India) Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

If he wishes to be admitted for more than one Service/ post, he need send in only one application. He will be required to pay the fees mentioned in the Rules once only and will not be required to pay separate fees for each of the Services/ posts for which he applies.

N.B.—Candidates are required to specify clearly in their applications the Services/posts for which they wish to be considered in the order of preference.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

M/s. Premier Silk House Private Limited

Calcutta, the 21th February 1964

No. 9887/560(3)—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of tho Companies Act, 1956, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of the Premier Silk House Private Limit- ed, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

4. A candidate seeking admission to the examination must apply to the Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, D.H.Q. P.O., New Delhi-11, on the prescrib- ed form of application, which must reach the Commission on or before 20th April, 1964 accompanied with the necessary documents in accordance with the 'Instructions to candidates' contained in the Annexure. No application received after that date will be considered.

Applications from candidates residing abroad and those residing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands will, however, be accepted up to 4th May, 1964, as a special case. (This is applicable to persons actually residing abroad or in Andaman and Nicobar Islands at the time of submitting their applica- tions).

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956 and of

Saraswati Properties Private Limited

Calcutta, the 28th February 1964

No. 24073/560(3)—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 Saraswati Properties Private Limit- ed, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struct off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

S. P. K H A N NA Assistant Registrar of Companies West Bengal Calcutta 5. Copies of application forms and full particulars are obtainable from the Secretary, Union Public Service Commis- sion, Dholpur House, D.H.Q. P.O., New Delhl-11, on pay- ment of a fee of Re. 1.00 nP. which should be remitted to the Commission by Money Order stating the name of exa- mination in respect of which the application forms are required.

THE REMAINING FEE (SEE APPENDIX I OF THE AFORESAID NOTIFICATION OF THE MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS) 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 :—

UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

NOTICE

F. 16/1/63-E I (B)

New Delhi, the 1th March, 1964

A competitive examination for recruitment to temporary

vacancies in the following Services and posts :

(i) Central Secretariat Clerical Service—Lower Divi-

sion Grade;

(ii) Railway Board Secretariat Clerical Service—Grade

H;

(iii) Indian Foreign Service (B)—Grade VI;

(iv) Posts of Lower Division Clerk in the Office of tbe

Election Commission; and

(v) Posts of Lower Division Clerk in certain Depart- ments and Attached Offices of the Government of India not participating in the Central Secretariat Clerical Service Schcme/I.F.S. (B)/Railway Board Secretariat Clerical Service;

will be held by the Union Public Service Commission at AHMEDABAD, ALLAHABAD, BANGALORE, BHOPAL, BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, CUTTACK, DELHI, HYDERA- BAD, JAIPUR, MADRAS, NAGPUR, PATIALA, PATNA, SHILLONG, SRINAGAR, TRIVANDRUM and at selected Indian Missions abroad commencing on 10th July, 1964, in accordance with the Rules published by the Ministry of Home Affairs in the Gazette of India, dated the 7th March, 1964. The centres arc liable to be changed at the discretion of the Commission. Candidates accepted for admission to the examination will be informed at what place, at what time and on what dates they should present themselves.

2. The number of vacancies to be filled on the results of this examination will be announced latter. Reservations will be made for candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in respect of vacancies as may be fixed by the Government of India.

Scheduled Castes/Tribes mean any of the Castes/Tribes mentioned in the Scheduled Castes/Tribes Lists (Modifica- tion) Order, 1956, read with the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders (Amendment) Act. 1956, the Cons-

POSTAL ORDER

AND COMPLETED AS FOLLOWS :—

"PAY TO THE SECRETARY, UNION PUBLIC SER-

VICE COMMISSION AT NEW DELHI POST OFFICE."

CANDIDATES MUST NOTE THAT IT IS NOT SAFE TO SEND POSTAL ORDERS WHICH ARE NEITHER CROSS- ED NOR MADE PAYABLE TO THE SECRETARY, UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION AT NEW DELHT POST OFFICE. FULL PARTICULARS OF THE TREASURY RECEIPT OR POSTAL ORDERS, AS THE CASE MAY BE, SHOULD BE ENTERED AGAINST COLUMN 30 OF THE APPLICATION 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 allegation produces a post office registration receipt. Candidates who send their applications or requests for forms at a late date will do so at their own risk.

1, If any candidate who took the Clerks' Grade Examina- tion held in July, 1963, wishes to apply for admission to thia examination, he must submit his application by the pres- cribed date without waiting for the results or an offer of appointment. If he is appointed on the results of the 1963 examination, his candidature for this 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 Service Commis- sion, Dholpur House, 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 the candidate, (v) Address as given in the 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 correspon- dence with the words "Clerks' Grade Examination, 1964".

HARISH CHANDRA, Dy. Secy., Union Public Service Commission.

ANNEXURE

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

1. A copy each of the Notice, the Rules, the Application Form and other papers relating to the examination is obtain- able from the office of Union Public Service Commission in accordance with para 5 of the Notice. Candidates should consult them carefully to see if they are eligible before filling the application form or paying the prescribed fee. The con- ditions prescribed cannot be relaxed.

BEFORE SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION CANDI- DATES 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. A CANDIDATE WHO WISHES TO TAKE THE EXAMINATION AT AN INDIAN MISSION ABROAD MUST STATE, IN THE ORDER OF HIS CHOICE, TWO OTHER INDIAN MISSIONS (IN COUN- TRIES OTHER THAN THE COUNTRY IN WHICH HE MAY BE STATIONED) AS ALTERNATIVE CENTRES. HE MAY, AT THE DISCRETION OF THE COMMISSION. BE REQUIRED TO APPEAR AT ANY ONE OF THE THREE MISSIONS INDICATED BY HIM. ORDINARILY NO REQUEST FOR A CHANGE IN THE PLACE SELECTED WILL BE ENTERTAINED.

2. The application form must bo filled in the enndidate'l own handwriting and all answers should be given in wordi. It should be submitted direct to the Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dholpur House, D.H.Q. P.O., New D"lhl-ll.

A candidate already in Government Service, whether in a permanent or temporary capacity, must submit his applica- tion through the Head of his Department or Office concerned who will complete the endorsement at the end of the appli- cation form and forward it to the Commission.

Applications from all other candidates, whether in private employment or in Government owned industrial undertakings cr other similar organisations, can be entertained direct. If such a candidate forwards his application through his em- ployer and it reaches the Union Public Service Commission late, the application, even if submitted to the employer before tb" 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 informa- tion 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 Service Com- mission at New Delhi Post Office, for the prescrib- ed fee.

(ii) A Certificate of Age.

(iii) A Certificate of Character.

(iv) A Certificate of Educational Qualification. (v) Two copies of recent passport size ( 2 " x 2f 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 Sta te Bank of India). The Treasury or Bank should be asked to credit it to the account head "XXI—Miscellaneous Department, Exa- mination fees, Receipts of the Union Public Service Commis- sion". The name of the examination and of the treasury at which the fee is deposited should be clearly entered in the treasury receipt. The treasury receipt should be on the form pertaining to Central Government transactions and should be Obtained 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 fol- lows :—

"Pay to the Secretary, Union Public Service Commis-

sion, at New Delhi Post Office."

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 submit- ting their applications should deposit the amount of the prescribed fee (the equivalent fee of Rs. 15.00 nP., Rs, 3,75 nP. in the case of candidates belonging to the Sche- duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes) in the office of India's High Commissioner, Ambassador, or Representative, as the case may be; in that country and forward the receipt from that office with the application.

Note 2,—AN APPLICATION NOT ACCOMPANIED BY A TREASURY RECEIPT OR CROSSED INDIAN POSTAL ORDERS FOR THE PRESCRIBED FEE WILL BE SUM- MARILY REJECTED.

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) 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 Cer^ tiflcatc, or in a certificate recognised by an Indian University as equivalent to Matriculation or in an extract from a Regis- ter of Matriculates maintained by a University, which extract must be certified by the proper authority of the University. The expression Matriculation Certificate in this part of the instruction must be understood 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 com- pleted years or completed years and months. In such cases a candidate must send, in addition to the Matriculation or equivalent certificate, an original certificate, together with a copy thereof, from the Headmaster/Principal of the institu- tion from where he passed the Matriculation or- equivalent examination, showing the date of birth or his exact age as recorded in the Admission Register of the Institution.

Candidates are warned that unless complete proof of ago as laid down in these instructions is sent with an application, the application may be rejected. Further, they are warned that if the dato of birth stated in the application is inconsis- tent with the age shown in the Matriculation Certificate and no explanation is offered, tho application may be rejected.

Note 1.—A candidate who holds a completed Secondary School Leaving Certificate need submit with the original a copy of only tho 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 PURPOSE OF ADMISSION TO AN EXAMINATION, NO CHANGE WILL ORDINARILY BE ALLOWED AT A SUBSEQUENT EXAMINATION.

Note 3.—Displaced persons, who have lost their original Matriculation Certificate in Pakistan, should obtain duplicate certificate from the University concerned. If they arc unable to obtain the duplicate Matriculation Certificate from the University, they should submit an extract from the University Gazette in which their results were published showing their date of birth and certified by the Regiftrar or the Head- master.

Note 4.—In the case of candidates who are already in per- manent Government Servico, the entries in their Service Book will be accepted as proof of date of birth and educational qualification.

(iii) Certificate of Character.—A candidate must submit a certificate of character, with a copy thereof, from some per- son in authority (for example. Principal, Proctor, Dean, etc.) at an educational institution which he is attending or has attended for at least one year during the three years imme- diately preceding the date of his application.

The signatory of the certificate should give his designation in full.

Note 1.—Candidates who have not attended any educa- tional institution for at least one academic year within the three years of the submission of their application may submit a certificate of character, in original, with a copy thereof from a gazetted officer in service.

Note 2.—Only one certificate of character is required.

(iv) Certificate of Educational Qualification.—A candidate must submit a certificate or diploma, in original, with a copy thereof, showing that he has one of the qualifications pres- cribed in Rule 6. The certificate submitted must be one issued by the authority (i.e. University or other examining body) awarding the particular qualification. If such a certf- ficate or diploma is not submitted the candidate must explain its absence, and submit such other evidence in original as he can to support his claim to the requisite qualification. The Commission will consider this evidence on its merits but do not bind themselves to accept it as sufficient.

Note.—-Candidates who have appeared at an examination the passing of which would render them eligible to appear at this examination but have not been informed of the result may apply for admission to this examination. Candidates who intend to appear at such a qualifying examination may also apply provided the qualifying examination is completed before the commencement of this examination. Such candi- dates will be admitted to the examination, if otherwise eligi- ble, but the admission would bo deemed to be provisional and subject to cancellation if they do not produce proof of having passed the examination, as soon as possible and in any case not later than two months after the commencement of this examination.

(v) Two copies of Photograph.—A candidate must submit

two passport size ( 2 " x 2 j" 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 photo- graph should be signed in ink on the front by the candidate.

N.B.—Candidates are warned that if an application is in- completely or wrongly filled or is not accompanied by any one of the documents mentioned under 4(ii), 4(iii), 4(iv) and 4(v) 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 entertained. Any documents not submitted with the application but ex- planation for the absence of which has been given, should be sent soon after the submission of the application, and in any case they must reach the Commission's office [except as provided for in Note under paragraph 4(iv) above] with- iri one month after the last date for receipt of applications. 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 by them nor should they submit a tampered document. If there is any inaccuracy or any discre- pancy between two or more such documents, an explanation regarding the discrepancy may be submitted separately.

5. A candidate who claims to belong to one of the Schedul- ed Castes or Scheduled Tribes should submit in support of his claim a certificate, in original, with a copy thereof, in the form given below from the District Officer or the Sub-Divi- sional Officer or any other officer of the district in which his parents (or surviving parent) ordinarily reside, who has been designated by the State Government 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 Delhi State may submit puch a certi- ficate also from the Additional District Magistrate or the First Class Stipendiary Magistrate or the Revenue Assistant. Place

State*

Date Union Territory

•Please delete the words which are not applicable.

NOTE:—The term "ordinarily reside(s)" used here will have the same moaning as in section 20 of the Represen- tation of the Peoples Act, 1950.

tOfficers competent to issue Caste/Tribe certificates.

1. District Magistrate/Additional District Magistrate/Col- Jcctor/Deputy Commissioner/Additional Deputy Commissioner /Deputy Collector/1 st Class Stipendiary Magistrate/^Sub- Divisional Magistratc/Taluka Magistrate/Executive Magistrate Hxtra Assistant Commissioner.

t(Not below the rank of 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate)

2. Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief Presidency

Magistrate/Presidency Magistrate.

3. Revenue Officers not below the rank of Tehsildar.

4. Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate

and/or his family normally resides.

5. Administrator/Secretary to Administrator/Development

Officer (Laccadive, Minicoy and Amindivi Islands).

6. (a) A candidate claiming age concession under Rule 5(b) on the basis of his being resident of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands should produce^ in original, a certificate from one of the following authorities stating that he is a bona fide resident of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands :—

1. Chief Commissioner. 2. Deputy Commissioner. 3. Additional Deputy Commissioner. 4. Additional District Magistrate. 5. Any one of the Assistant Commissioners.

(b) A candidate from the former French settlements which have now become part of India, claiming age concession under Rule 5(b) should produce, in original, a certificate from the Principal of the school/institution he has matriculated from to show that he has been receiving education through the medium of French.

(c) A candidate claiming age concession as a repatriate from Ceylon under Rule 5(b) should produce, in original, a certi- ficate from the High Commission for India in Ceylon stating that he is an Indian Citizen who has come to India under the Repatriation Scheme of the Government of Ceylon.

7. (a) A person in whose case a certificate of eligibility Is required should apply to the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, for issue of the required certificate of eligi- bility in his favour.

The form of the certificate to be produced by Scheduled

Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidates applying for appoint-

ment to posts under the Government of India.

Shri."

This is to certify that Shrimati

Kumari

son* of of village* daughter

town

in District* of the Slate* of...

Union Territory

belongs to the Caste* which is

Tribe

recognised as a Scheduled Caste* under

Scheduled Tribe the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes* (Lists) Modification Order, 1956.

the Constitution (Jammu and Kashmir) Scheduled* Castes Order, 1956.

the Constitution (Andaman and Nicobur Islands)* Scheduled Tribes Order, 1959.

the Constitution (Dadra and Nagar Haveli)* Scheduled Castes Order, 1962.

the Constitution (Dadra and Nagar Haveli)* Scheduled Tribes Order, 1962.

2. Shri and* his. family ordinarily

Shrimati or her Kumari

reside(s) in village*' of District* town Division

of the State* of

Union Territory

Signature

tDcsignati^n

(with seal of Office) (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 nineteenth day of July, 1948, and have ordinarily been resident in India since then".

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".

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

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.

The originals of the certificates forwarded jn 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 SUBMITT- ING THEM TO THE COMMISSION. 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.

If a candidate has already submitted the certificates requir- ed 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 re- turned 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 can- didate appeared at a 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.

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 applica- tion form does not ipso facto make the receiver eligible for admission to 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.

Scheduled Tribes) 6th April 1964 (21st April 1964 for applicants from abroad). Separate application with separ- ate 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 ef vacancies as shown against the individual items included in the advertisement are liable to alteration.

PART 'A'

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 Commission a com- munication regarding the result of his application one month before the commencement of the examination, he should at once contact the Commission for the result. Failure to com- ply 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 un-

less he holds a certificate of admission from the Commission.

13. Candidates must pay the fees prescribed in Appendix I of the Rules. No claim for a refund of the fees will be en- tertained except to the extent stated in that Appendix nor can the fees be held in reserve for any other examination or selection.

14. 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, DeTbi-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, Theatre Communication Building,. Connaughf Place, New Delhi and (ii) the Government of India BOOK Depot, 8-Hast- ings Street, Calcutta, The pamphlets are also obtainable from the agents for the Government of India publications at various mofussil towns.

15. Communications Regarding Applications.—ALL COM- MUNICATIONS IN RESPECT OF AN APPLICATION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY. UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. DHOI.PUR HOUSE, D.H.Q. P.O., NEW DELHI-11, AND SHOULD INVARIAB- LY CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS :

1. NAME OF EXAMINATION.

2. MONTH AND YEAR OF EXAMINATION.

3. ROLL NUMBER (if communicated to the candidate).

4. NAME OF THE CANDIDATE (IN BLOCK CAPI-

TALS).

5. ADDRESS AS GIVEN IN THE APPLICATION.

iV^B.—Communications not containing the above particulars

may not be attended to.

16. 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 15 ABOVE. ALTHOUGH THE COMMISSION MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF SUCH CHANGES, THEY CAN NOT ACCEPT ANY RESPONSIBILITY IN THE MATTER.

Advertisement N o. 10

Applications arc invited for undermentioned posts from Indian Citizens; subjects of Sikkim and persons of Indian Origin migrated from Pakistan with intention of perma- nently settling in India, subjects of Bhutan, subjects of Nepal and Tibetans who came over to India before 1st 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. 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- sion's discretion 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 1, Sixty-five Medical Officers, Grade II, Border Roads Development Board, Ministry of Transport.—Posts tempo- rary but likely to continue. Pay.—Rs. 425-25-450-30-600- 35-7O5-EB-35-95O plus non-practising allowance @ 25% of pay subject to a minimum of Rs. 150 p.m. whue hold- ing appointments other than administrative appointments in the office of DGBR & Chief Engineers. Compensatory allowance (2> 33-1/3% of basic pay & NPA subject to minimum ot Rs, 250 p.m. while serving in specified areas. Free ration, single accommodation of simple type, initial outfit allowance of Rs. 500 etc. Private practice of any kind not allowed. Age.—45 years and below. Qualifica- tions.—Essential.—(i) A medical qualification included 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 qualifica- tions included in Part II of the Third Schedule should also fulfil the conditions stipulated in Section 13(3) of the Act. (ii) About two years' experience in the profession.

2, Two Deputy Directors, National Institute of Com- municable Diseases, Delhi.—Posts temporary but likely to continue. Pay.—Rs. 1,300-60-1,600. Age.—50 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—-(i) (a) A medical qualification included 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 qualifications included in Part II of the Third Schedule should also fulfil the conditions stipulated in Section 13(3) of the Act, and (b) Post-graduate qualifi- cation in Bacteriology or Microbiology. OR Doctorate in Bacteriology or Microbiology with Degree in Veterinary Science, (ii) Twelve years' standing in the profession with extensive teaching/ research experience in Microbiology/ Zoonosis.

3, One Deputy Director, National Institute of Communi- cable Diseases, Delhi.—Post temporary but likely to conti- nue. Pay.—Rs. 1,300-60-1,600. Age.—50 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—-(i) (a) A medical qualifica- tion included in the First or the Second Schedule or Part II of the Third Schedule (other than licentiate qualifica- tions) to the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. Holders of qualifications included in Part II of the Third Schedule should also fulfil the conditions stipulated in Section 13(3) of the Act, and (b) Post-graduate qualification in Bio- chemistry or Doctorate in Biochemistry, (ii) Twelve years' standing in the profession with extensive teaching/research experience in Biochemistry.

4, One Deputy Director, National Institute of Communi- cable Diseases, Delhi,—Post temporary but likely to conti- nue. Pay.—Rs. 1,300-60-1,600. Age.—50 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Doctorate in Ento- mology, (ii) Twelve years' standing in the profession with extensive teaching/research experience in the field of Medical Entomology.

5, Three Assistant Directors (one post each in the specialities of Virology Zoononis and Bacteriology), National Institute of Communicable Diseases, Delhi.— Posts temporarily but likely to continue. Pay,—Rs. 700-40- 1,100-50/2-1,250. Age.—45 years and below. Qualifica- tions.—Essential.—(i) (a) 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 qualifica- tions included in Part II of the Third Schedule should also fulfil the conditions stipulated in Section 13(3) of the Act. and (b) Post-graduate qualification in Bacterio- logy. OR Master's degree in Veterinary Science with specialisation in Virology or Bacteriology or Zoology, (ii) Seven years' standing in the profession with at least five years' extensive experience in teaching/research in the speciality.

6, One Assistant Director, National Institute of Com- municable Diseases, Delhi.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Pay.—Rs. 700-40-1,100-50/2-1,250. ^ . — 45 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) M.Sc. degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry, (ii) Seven years' research/teaching experience in Biochemistry.

7. One Assistant Director, National Institute of Com- municable Diseases, Delhi.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Pay.—Rs. 700-40-1,100-50/2-1,250. Age.—45 years a nd below. Qualifications.—-Essential.—(i) M.Sc. degree in Mycology or equivalent, (ii) Seven years' experi- ence of teaching/research in Medical Mycology.

8. One Deputy Superintendent, Delhi Zoological Park, Ministry of Food and Agriculture.—Post permanent. Pay.—Rs. 400-40-800-50-950. No higher initial pay admissible. Age.—40 years and below. Qualifications.- — Essential.—M.Sc. Degree in Zoology of a recognised Uni- versity or equivalent. OR Diploma course in Forestry from Forest Research Institute, Dehra Dun. OR Equivalent qualification.

9. One Agricultural Engineer, Central Potato Research Institute, Ministry of Food and Agriculture.—Post tempo- rary. Pay.—Rs. 400-40-800-50-950. Aye.—iQ years and below. Qualifications.—-Essential.—(i) Degree in Agricul- tural Engineering or Mechanical Engineering (with specialised training in Agricultural Engineering), (ii) About three years' experience of testing, designing and production of improved agricultural machinery including experience of work in a modern engineering workshop.

10. One Professor of Biochemistry, National Sugar Insti- tute, Kanpur, Ministry of Food and Agriculture.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Pay.—-Rs. 1,300-60-1,601). Age.—50 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.— (i) M.Sc, decree in Biochemistry or Chemistry jf a recognised University or equivalent. (ii) About seven years' research experience in Biochemistry, preferably in the field of Microbiological study of moulds, yest.s and bacteria employed in fermeniation industries, 17. Two Chemists in the Directorate of Sugar & Vanas- pati, Ministry of Food & Agriculture, New Delhi.—One post permanent, other temporary but likely to be made permanent. Appointments on temporary basis. One post reserved for Scheduled Tribes candidate if such suitable candidate available; otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay.— Rs. 325-15-475-EB-20-575. Aye—30 years and below. Qualifications.—-Essential.— (i) Degree in Chemistry with specialisation in fats and oil/or Diploma in Oil Techno- logy from a recognised institute, (ii) About two years' practical experience in the analysis of tats and oils, (iii) Knowledge of vegetable oils and vanaspati.

18. One Lecturer in German, School of Foreign Langu- ages, Ministry of Defence.—PosL permanent. Non-Indians are also eligible to apply; and, it selected, will be appointed for three years on contract basis. Pay.—Rs. 350-25-500- 30-650. Aye.—45 years and below. Qualifications.—Essen- tial.—(i) High academic qualifications in German Langu- age; (ii) Good working knowledge of English.

1 1, One Research Officer, Forest Research Laboratory;

Bangalore under F.R.I. & C—Post permanent but appoint- ment on temporary basis. Pay.—Rs, 350-25-500-30-590- EB-3O-8OO-EB-3O-K3O-35-9OO, Age.—35 years and below. Qualifications.-—Essential.—(i) M.Sc. degree in Botany or Agricultural Botany or Agriculture with specialisation in Plant Physiology or Associate LA.R.I. in Plant Physiology and Chemistry as one of the subjects at the degree stage. OR M.Sc. degree in Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry.

12. One Research Officer, Forest Research Laboratory, Bangalore under the F.R.I. & Colleges.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Pay.—Rs. 350-25-500-30-'i90-EB- 3O-HOO-EB-3O-83O-35-9OO. . 4 ^ . - 35 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) M.Sc. degree in Organic Chemistry or Associate I.A.RJ, in Soil Science and Agri- cultural Chemistry with specialisation in Plant Chemistry., 13. One Research Officer, Forest Research Ccnlir, Coimhcitore under the Forest Research Institute & Colleges, —Post temporary but likely to continue. Reserved "for Scheduled Castes candidate if such suitable candidate available; otherwise treated as unreserved. Pay.—Rs 15(1- 25-5O0-30-59O-EB-30-800-EB-30-830-35-90O. Age.—15 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—M.Sc, degree in Botany or Agriculture or Associate I.A.R.I, in Myco- logy and Plant Pathology.

14. One Assistant Business- Manager in the Publications Division, Ministry of Information ami Broadcasting.— Post temporary but likely to continue. Post reserved for Scheduled Tribes candidate if such suitable candidate avail- able; otherwise to be treated as unreserved. Pay.—Rs 400- 25-50O-30-59O-EH-30-800. Age.—35 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.— ( 1) D e g r ee of a recognised University. (2) About three years' experience in a pub- lishing house of standing or corresponding organisation under Government in a responsible position, dealing with organisation of sales and distribution of publications, advertising and publicity.

15. One Chemist, National Library, Calcutta, Ministry of Education.—Post temporary but likely to be made permanent. Pay.—Rs. 4OO-25-500-30-59O-EB-3O-800. Age, -i5 years anil below. Qualifications.—Essential. - - (i) M.Sc. degree in Chemistry of a recognised University or equivalent, (ii) About two years' experience in a res- ponsible capacity in a reputable chemical laboratory.

\b. One Economist in the Division of Agricultural Economics, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Minis- try of Food and Agriculture.—Post temporary hut Iikelv lo continue. Post reserved for a.Scheduled Tribes candi- date if such suitable candidate available; otherwise to be Ircaled as unreserved. Pay.- Rs, 700-40-1,100-50/2-1,250 Age.—40 years and below. Qualifirutions,—Essential — (i) Master's Degree in Agricultural Economies or in Arts or Agriculture with specialisation in Agricultural Econo- mics, of a recognised University, (ii) About five years' experience of research in Agricultural Economics as evi- denced by. published papers and of teaching Post-graduale or Honours classes in a recognised Institution L/G292GI/63

19. One Deputy Manager (Clothing Technician), Indian Ordnance Factories Service, Class I.—Post tempo- rary. Pay.—Rs. 700-40-1,100-50/2-1,250. Age.—40 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(i) Must have passed Intermediate examination in Science of a recog- nised University or Board. OR Must have passed the first year examination under the three year degree course of the University in Science and must have been promoted to the second year provided that before joining the degree course he passed the Higher Secondary examination or the Pie-University or equivalent examination of a recog- nised University or Board, or equivalent, (ii) Must have passed apprenticeship course in tailoring and cutting from Ordnance and Clothing Factories, Shahjahanpur or equi- valent qualifications, (iii) About seven years' experience in a responsible position in an Apparel manufacturing company engaged in the bulk production of Army and Civil clothing.

20. One Head of Division of Agricultural Engineering, Indian Agricultural Research Institute, Ministry of Food A Agriculture.—Post permanent. Pay.—Rs. 1,300-60- 1.600. Age.—50 years and below. Qualifications.—Essen- tial.—(i) Degree in Agricultural or Mechanical Engineer- ing of a recognised University or equivalent; (ii) About 10 years' experience in (he designing of agricultural imple- ments and machinery in a workshop of repute and in the development of farm lands, tillage and/or water management particularly irrigation and drainage engineer- ing.

21. One Deptny Fisheries' Development Adviser, Minis- try of Food and Agriculture.---Post permanent. Pay.— Rs. 1,300-60-1,600. Age.—50 years and below. Qualifica- tions.—Essential — (j) Master's Degree in Zoology of a recognised University or equivalent, (ii) About ten years' experience of fisheries development and/or research woik on problems relating to fisheries as evidenced by copies of publications to be submitted.

22. One Research Officer (Junior Scale), Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute, Mandapam Camp, Ministry of Food and Agriculture.—Post permanent but appoint- ment will be made on a temporary basis. Olher things being equal. Scheduled Castes/Tribes candidate will be given preference, Pay. - -Rs. 400-40-HOO-50-95O. Age. .15 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential—I. Master's Degree in Mathematics or Statistics of a recognised Uni- versity, or equivalent. 2. About three year's' research experience in Statistical analysis and interpretation thereof.

23. One Professor of Paediatrics, Pondichcrry Medical College.—Post temporary but likely to continue. Likely to be included in Category B of the Central Health Service Pay,— Rs. 1,100-50-1,400, plus non-practising allowance ("' -5% ot pay. Private praclice of any kind not allowed Scale of the post will be revised to Rs. 1,300-60-1,fiOO as soon as it is included in Category B. Age.—50 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—A medical qualifica- tion included in the First or the Second Schedule or Part 11 of the Third Schedule (other than licentiate qualifica- tions) to the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. Holders of qualifications included in Part II of the Third Sche- dule should also fulfil the conditions stipulated in Section 13(3) of the Act, Must be registered on a State Medical R cK i s te r- ( n) Post-graduate qualification in Paediatrics eg., M.D., M.R.C.P., or equivalent, (iii) Twelve years- standing m the profession with about five years' teaching experience (including about three years as Reader/Senior Lecturer/Assistant Professor) in Medicine/Paediatrics in a Medical College, (iv) Extensive practical and adminis- trative experience in the field of Medical Relief/Medical Research/Medical Education or Public Health Organisa-

vestigation in Agronomy will be essential qualification for Senior Class 1 posts in Agronomy and a desirable qualifica- tion for the lower posts, (iv) Teaching experience will be essential for teaching posts. Desirable.~(i) Doctorate based on work in Agronomy or Soil Science, (ii) Experi- ence in teaching, (iii) Farm management, (iv) Knowledge of German/or French or any other modern European languuge.

Note.—Candidates are advised to indicate in detail in their applications their fields of specialisation out of those described above so that they may be considered for all posts arising in those fields for which they consider themselves qualified.

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(i) One Associate Professor of Agronomy, National Dairy Research Institute, Karrutl (Scale Rs. 700-1,250), (ii) One Agronomist under the project for intensification of research on Cotton, Oilseeds and Millets under Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi (Scale Rs. 400-950), (iii) One Assistant Agronomist, Central Arid Zone Research Institute, Jodhpur (Scale Rs. 400-950), (iv) One Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry in l.A.R.I. (Scale Rs. 400-950), (v) One Assistant Agrono- mist (Irrigation) in the Scheme for Research on Water Lifting devices at the Indian Agricultural Research Insti- tute, New Delhi (Scale Rs. 350-900), and (A) One Research Officer in Agronomy, Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack (Scale Rs. 350-900). The posts ure temporary but likely to continue. Post No. (n) is reserved lor Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe candidate, post No. (iv) is reserved for Scheduled Tribe candidate and posh Nos. (v) and (vi) are reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates, if available. Otherwise all the posts will be treated as unreserved.

This is also a general advertisement tor recruitment to permanent and temporary posts requiring specialisation in Agronomy or Soil Science tor different Ministries/Depart- ments and Research Institutions like l.A.R.I., C.P.R.I.. C.R.R.I., etc, under ihc Government of India in Central Service Class I Senior and Junior and Class II Gazetted scales. Some of the posts will be reserved for Scheduled Castes/Tiibcs candidates it such suitable candidates are available, othervvi.se treated as unreserved. APPLICA- TIONS ARK INVITED FOR ALL CATEGORIES OF POSTS, No further advertisement for such posts will be issued in the course of. the next one jear, save in excep- tional circumstances. A panel of names of suitable candi- dates will be maintained by the Commission to meet future requirements of Agionomists and Soil Scientists. If candidates have any i-'ieferonee for working in any specific Institution MDepjiimen;./ Union Territory, Ihey may indicate such preference in their applications. Pay.— Class 1 Senior: (i) Rs. 700-50-1,250. C iuss 1 Junior: (ii) RS. 400-40-800-50-950. Class II Gazetted : Rs, 350-25- 500-30-590-HB-30-800-EB-30-83o-J5-yoO. Age.—General- ly 45 years' and helow for Senior Class I, 35 years and below for Junior Class I and 30 years ;.nd below for Class II gazetted posts. Qaut'tiairions.—Essential.— (i) M.Sc. degree in Botany/ A i^i [culture⁷ Chemistry, Agricultural Chemistry or Soil Science ot a recognised University or Associateship of I.A.R.l. in Agronomy or in Soil Science and Agricultural Chem.'slry or equivalent, (ii) About 7 / 3 /2 years' (tor Senior Class 1, Junior Chiss I and Class II posts respectively) research/or practical experi- ence on Agronomical problems in (a) Crop husbandry or (b) Soil management and Soil Fertility or (c) Farm and Dairy or (d) Agronon.ical trials or (e) Gn;ss I.nnd improvement or on Soil Science problems in (a) Physi- cal properties of Soils including Soil Mechanics or (b) Soil Survey or (c) Soil Conservation or (d) Soil Chemis- try etc. Research experience should be evidenced by pub- lished papers. Previous practical experience and nature of duties performed shuuid be clearly indicated in the application, (iii) Knowledge of modern methods of in- The UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION will hold at AHMEDABAD, ALLAHABAD, BANGALORE, BHOPAL, BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, CUTTACK, DELHI, HYDERABAD, JAJPUR, MADRAS, NAGPUR, I'ATTALA, PATNA. SH1LLONG, SRINAGAR, 'I RI VAN DRUM and al selected INDIAN MISSIONS ABROAD, a competitive examination commencing on 10th July, 1964 for recruitment to temporary vacancies in Lower Division Grade of Central Secretariat Clerical Service Grade II of Railway Board Secretariat Clerical Service, Grade VI of Indian Foreign Service (B), and posts of Lower Division Clerk in the Office ot the Election Commission and in certain Departments and Attached Offices of the Government of India not participating in Central Secretariat Clerical Service Scheme/I.F.S.( B )/ Railway Board Secretariat Clerical Service. Age Limits.— Candidates must have been born not earlier than 2nd January 1943, and not later than 1st January 194fi. Upper age limit rclaxablc in lavour of Scheduled Castes, Sche- duled Tribes, residents ot former French Settlements which have now become part of India and nave been receiving education through medium of French, residents of Andaman and Nieobar Islands, repatriates from Ceylon who are Indian Citizens, residents of former Portuguese Territories of Goa, Daman and Diu, in ludia and certain categories of Government servants. Qualifications.— Matriculation or equivalent. Pay Scale.-—The scale of pay for all Services/posts is Rs. 1 10-3-131-4-155-EB-4-1 75-5- J HO, Full particulars and application forms obtainable from Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Dhol- ipur House, D.H.Q.P.O.. New Delhi-11, by remitting • Re. 1,00 by money older or on cash payment at the counter. CundUlules m:ixt state cleurlv on money order coupons "CLERKS GRADE EXAMINATION' 1964"¹ and also give their names and full postal addresses in hlnrk 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 20th April 1964, (4th May 1964, for candidates residing abroad including those residing in Andaman and Nicobar Islands).

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