Subject NOT available

click here for IIIF manifest

REGISTERED No. D-222

The Gazette of India

P U B L I S H ED BY A U T H O R I TY

No. 17] NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1970 (VAISAKHA 5, 1892)

(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

(455)

M36GI/70

Advocatc Pleadev

Attorney

Rehabilitation Reclamation Organisation

I. A. R. I

Mobile Field Workshop

: 55 T :- (i)

(ii) OTfW THt <&ff t' ft f%*fr

p? ^ q¹folfapTWI ^T artfJsra ar^T I (iii) "?ff 3 % fo*ft

Plant Stage)

(iv) %*ft ^flwifaOTyf TT <

arfre em f"Rfr ^ sr^f SIFT q* fa^re TTC

15, 14, f^Ti^ 11 ar^^T, 19 70 1

farj aiftr^fas ftpTT 5TRTT | ft?

?r"rr

fWT im *TT afk oft WT^ ^ fajJRT ?f I

i

W* U,

MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS Inspector GeniTal of Police, Sector-11

(Central Kw"rv" Police)

Cal"itta-40, the 6th. April 1070

No. T.Ii-18/70.—Consequent on his transi'er Shn Jagir Singh, Dy. B.P. l,Coy. Comdr.) 4lat Battalion, UeiiLral Keaerve Police, nunded. over charge on 1O-3-1M7U (.A.N.) at Mohunban (Assam) ana took over charge oJi his poal, as Dy. y.f. (C.C.J, Group Centre, Central Keserve Police Rampur on a8-3-197o U'.N.).

No, T.IX-18/70.—Consequent on his transfer Shri H. S. Dash, Assistant Commandant, 41st Battalion, Central .Keserve Police, handed over charge oH his post on ^4-3-1970 (A.N.) at Mohanbari (Assam) and look over charge in the same capacity in 16lh Bn., Central Reserve Police, on 28-a-lliVO (i.N.) at Field C/o w APO.

The 7th April 1970

No. r.IX-18/70.—Consequent on his transfer Shri T, S. Yadav, Dy. S.P. (Coy. Comdr.), 9th Battalion, Central Reserve Police, handed over charge on 14-3-1970 (A.N.) at Dibrugarh and took over charge of his post as Dy. S.P. (Coy. Comdr.) Group Centre, CRP, Jammu on 30-3-1970 (F.N.).

B. S. ROSHA Inspector General of Police S.II Central Reserve Police

INDIAN AUDIT AND ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT

Offlc* of the Comptroller & Auditor G"ntral of India

New Delhi, the 9th April 1970

Kerala, to officiate as Audit Officer (Commercial) and post him as such in the omce ot the Accountant Uene- rai, j^erala, Xnvandrum with eUiect from 23-3-1970 uorenoon), until further orders.

No. 464/CAI/11-70.—The Additional Deputy Comp- troller it Auditor General (Commercial) lias been pleased to appoint Shri S. K, Shah, a permanent S.A.S. (,Commercialj Accountant of the omce of the Account- ant Uenerai, Gujarat, AhmedaDad, to officiate as Audit umcer (.Commercial) and post him aa such in the omce of the Chief Auditor, Commercial Accounts, Western Region, Bombay, with effect from 31-3-1970 (forenoon), until further orders.

No. 478/CAI/27-70—The Additional Deputy Comp- troller fie Auditor General (Commercial) has been pleased to appoint Shri S. R. Das, a permanent S.A.S. Accountant oi the office of the Accountant General, West Bengal to officiate as Audit Officer (Commercial) and post him aa such m the office of the Chief Audi- tor, Commercial Accounts, Calcutta with effect from 21-3-1970 (forenoon), until further orders.

No. 492/CAI/20-70.—The Additional Deputy Comp- troller & Auditor General (Commercial) has been pleased to appoint Shri D. Chakradhara Rao, a SA.S. (.Commercial) Accountant of the office of the Account- ant General^ Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, to officiate as Audit Officer (Commercial) and post him as such in the same office, with effect from 25-3-1970 (fore- noon), until further orders.

No. 494/CAI/22-70—The Additional Deputy Comp- troller & Auditor General (Commercial) has been pleased to appoint Shri Suhas Kumar Chakraborty, a permanent S.A.S. (Commercial) Accountant of the office of the Chief Auditor, Commercial Accounts, Calcutta, to officiate as Audit Officer (Commercial) and post him as such in the same office with effect from 20-3-1970 (forenoon), until further orders.

A N. MUKHOPADHYAY Asstt. Compt. & Auditor General (C)

Office of tin Accountant General, Central Revenue

No, 462/CAI/14-70.—The Additional Deputy Comp- troller & Auditor General (Commercial) has been pleased to appoint Shri R, Krishnamurthy, a perma- nent S.A.S. (Commercial) Accountant of the office of the Accountant General Tamil Nadu, Madras, to offi- ciate as Audit Officer (Commercial) and post him as such in the same office, with effect from 21-3-1970 (forenoon), until further orders.

No. 463/CAI/16-70.—The Additional Deputy Comp- troller & Auditor General (Commercial) has been pleased to appoint Shri K. T. Mathai, an S.A.S. (Com- mercial) Accountant, after his reversion from deputa- tion with Kerala State Road Transport Corporation New Delhi, the 10th April 1970

No. Admn.7/5-5/70-71/65.—The Accountant General Central Revenues, has appointed the following perma- nent S.A.S. Accountants of this office and Asatt Super- intendent of CAG's office allotted proforma to this office to officiate as Accounts Officer with effect from

the dates noted against each, until further orders and without prejudice with claims of their seniors, 1. Shri F. C. Gupta—20-3-1970 (F.N.). 2. Shri R. L. Khanna—20-3-1970 (F.N.). 3. Shri N. L. Varshney—28-3-1970 (A.Nj.

(Sd.) ILLEGIBLE Senior Deputy Accountant General (Admn.)

Offic* of tlu Accountant Gnwrn], Wttt Bengal

Calcutta-1, the 10th April 1970

No. Admn/PF/95-100.—The Accountant General, West Bengal, has been pleased to appoint Shri Narayan Chandra Modak, a permanent S.A.S. Accountant, to officiate as an. Accounts Officer with effect from the forenoon of 4-4-1970 until further orders.

S. K. CHAKRABORTY Deputy Accountant General (Admn.) West Bengal

DIRECTORATE GENERAL i ALL INDIA RADIO

(Planning and Development Unit)

New Delhi, the 9th April 1970

No. 4(12)88-DS.—The Director General, All India Radio, is pleased to accept the resignation of Shri Y. S. Chandrasekhar, Assistant Engineer, office of Regional Engineer (West), All Inia Radio, Bombay, with effect from 22-8-1968 (forenoon).

ANANTHA RAMAIAH Dy. Development Officer (Admn.) for Director General

MINISTRY OF LABOUR, EMPLOYMENT AND REHABILITATION

(Department of Labour and Employment)

New Delhi, the April 1970

Wo. 23/6/21/6B-LWI.II.—The President is pleased to appoint Shri V. N, Mittal, Assistant Agricultural Statistical Officer, Himachal Pradesh, Simla, as offi- ciating Assistant Director in Labour Bureau, Simla, with effect from the forenoon of 2-3-1970, until further orders.

MAHINDRA KISHORE Under Secretary

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF HEALTH SERVICES

New Delhi, the 1th April 1970

Wo. 1-3B/70-CGHS.I.—Consequent on the acceptance of her resignation, Dr. (Mrs.) Asha Madhok relin- quished charge of the post of Lady Medical Officer Special Scheme under the Central Govt. Health Scheme, New Delhi on the afternoon of the 31st March, 1970.

S. C. KUMAR Deputy Director (Admn. I) (CGHS)

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF SUPPLIES & DISPOSALS

New Delhi-1, the 9th April 1970

Wo. 4-1/1(728)—The Director General of Supplies and Disposals hereby appoints Shri A. K. Radha- Krishnan, Superintendent in the Directorate of Suppli- es (Textiles), Bombay to officiate as Assistant Director of Supplies (Grade II) in the same Directorate at Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 16th March, IU70 and until further orders.

Ch. M. A. KHAN Deputy Director (Administration) for Director General of Supplies & Disposals

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA

Culculta-13, the 1th April 1070

A¹ a. 2222 (AVKR) 19 A.— Shri A. V. Krishna

Rao, M.Sc, is appointed as an Assistant Geologist in the Geological Survey of India on an initial pay of Ks. 350 per month in the scale of pay of Rs, 350-25-500- 30-590-EB-30-B0O-EB-30-830-35-90U in a temporary capacity with effect from the forenoon of the 28th February, 1970, until further orders.

M. S. BALASUNDARAM Director General

NARCOTICS DEPARTMENT

Gwalior-Q, the 8th April 1970

No. 2(7)Estt/70/6235-l.—Shri A. N. Verma, offi- ciating Deputy Superintendent (Executive), has been appointed to officiate, until further orders, as District Opium Officer, in the scale of Rs. 350-25-500-30-590- EB-30-800-EB-3Q-830-35-900 with effect from the 30th March, 1970 forenoon and posted at Neemuch IV Division against a new post sanctioned vide Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue and Insurance) 's letter F. No. 7/28/69-Ad.IV, dated 9-2-1970.

Wo. 2.—Shri D. D. Sharma, officiating Deputy Super- intendent (Executive) has been appointed to officiate, until further orders as District Opium Officer, in the scale of Rs. 350-30-500-30-590-EB-30-800-EB-30-830- 35-900 with effect from the 17th March, 1970 forenoon and posted at Mandsaur III Division against a new post sanctioned vide Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue and Insurance)^ letter F, No. 7/28/69- Ad.IV, dated 19-2-1970.

B. S. CHAWLA Narcotics Commissioner of India

CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF FISHERIES EDUCATION

Bombay-58, the 6th April 1970

Wo. l-14/70/Estb/1771—Shri Subbiah Rengan is hereby appointed as Administrative Officer Class II Gazetted in this Institute in a temporary capacity in the scale of Rs. 350-25-575 plus usual allowances as admissible to similar Central Government servants stationed at Bombay with effect from the forenoon of 21st March, 1970 and until further orders.

K. H. ALIKUNHI Director

MINISTRY OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT, INTERNAL TRADE & COMPANY AFFAIRS

Office of the Development Commlscloner

(Small Scale Indiutrta)

New Delhi, the 3rd April 1970

No. 12(638)69-Admn(G).—The Development Com- missioner (Small Scale Industries) is pleased to appoint Shri R. S. Madhukar to officiate as Assistant editor (Hindi) in the office of the Development Com- missioner (Small Scale Industries) New Delhi with effect from the forenoon of 25th March, 1970.

The 6th April 1970

No. 12(625)/69-Admn(G),—Smt. Raksha Chibber, Assistant Editor (Hindi) relinquished charge of the post of Assistant Editor (Hindi) on the forenoon of 25th March, 1970.

R. KALYANASUNDARAM Deputy Director (Adrrvn.) for Development Commissioner (SSI)

MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE

Office of the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports

New Delhi, the 8th April 1970

IMPORT & EXPORT TRADB CONTROL

(ESTABLISHMENT)

No, 6'409/56-Acimn(G)/8331,>—The President is pleased to appoint Shri B. K. Biswas, Controller of imports & Exports (Class I-Non-CSS) in the office of the Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, Calcutta, as officiating Deputy Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (Non-CSS) in the same office with effect from the forenoon of the 1st February, 1970 and untli further orders.

The 9th April 1970

No. 6/683/ 62-Admn(G) 8348.—The President is pleas- ed to appoint Shri Tshering Tenduf La, Controller of Imports & Exports (Class I-Non-CSS) in the office of the Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, Calcutta, as officiating Deputy Chief Controller of Imporls and Exports, (Non-CSS) in the same office with effect from the forenoon of the 1st February, 1970 and untiJ further orders.

Wo, C/443/57-Admn(G)/8379.—The President is pleased to appoint Shri P. B. Saha, Controller of Imports & Exports (Class I Non-CSS) in the Office of the Joint Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, Calcutta, as officiating Deputy Chief Controller of Imports & Exports (Non-CSS) in the same office with effect from the forenoon of the 1st February, 1970, and until further orders.

No. 6/889/70-Adra-n(G)/8385.—The President is pleased to appoint Shri M. L. Garg, an Associate Pro- fessor in the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi, as Officer on Special Duty in the Office of the Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi, for a period of four months with effect from the forenoon of the 15th January, 1970.

R. J. REBELLO Chief Controller of Imports & Exports

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF CIVIL AVIATION

New Delhi-22, the 8th April 1970

Madras Telephone District, stands reverted to his parent Cadre w.ef. 1-4-1970 (FN).

P. M. SANKARAN Divisional Engineer (A) for General Manager

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX

Calcutta, the 1st April 1970

INCOME-TAX ESTABLISHMENT

No. 1.—In continuation of 44 days earned leave from 16-2-1970 to 31-3-1970 already granted to him vide this office Notification No, 689/F.No.2E/51/69-70, dated 13-3-1970, Sri U. C, Ganguly, Assistant Com- missioner of Income-tax (Permanent) is allowed an extension of earned leave by 30 days from 1-4-1970 to 30-4-1970.

Certified that on return from leave Sri U. C. Ganguly is likely to be posted to the same station from which he proceeded on above leave.

R. R. CHOPRA Commissioner of Income-tax West Bengal-1

COLLECTORATE OF CUSTOMS AND CENTRAL EXCISE

Calcutta, the 9th March 1970

No, 1.—On transfer from Dinhata Central Excise Circle Shri P. M, Ganguly, Superintendent Central Ex- cise, Class II has taken over charge of Rishra II M.O.R- under Calcutta IV Divn. on 18-2-1970 (F.N.) vise Shri A, K Hazra, Superintendent deputed to Air Customs Pool.

D. R, KOHLI Collector

Madras-34, the 4th April 1970

No. 10.—Shri K. Murugaiyan, Officiating Superin- tendent of Central Excise, Class II, Nagapattinam Customs Circle is appointed substantively to the grade of Superintendent of Central Excise, Class II with effect from 11-3-1970 in the vacancy caused by the retirement of Shri C, V. Krishnan, substantive perma- nent Superintendent of Central Excise, Class II from 10-3-1970 (A.N.).

S. VENKATARAMAN Collector

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR OF COMPANIES

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

Todi Hosiery Mills Limited

No. 11/49/69-EH.—The President is pleased to appoint Shri B. K. Joshi, a senior Technical Assistant of the Civil Aviation Department to officiate as Scien- tific Officer in the Research & Development Directorate of this office (Headquarters) with effect from the fore- noon of the 1st April 1970, and until further orders.

G. C. ARYA Director General of Civil Aviation Calcutta, the 7th April 1970

No. 9847/560(5).—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Todi Hosiery Mills 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

Keonjhar Transport Agency Private Limited

INDIAN POSTS AND TELEGRAPHS DEPARTMENT

(Office of the General Manager, Madras Telephones)

Madras-1, the 8th April 1970

No. AST/AE.S/XXVI/W,—Shri P. Narayanaswami Assistant Engineer, Officiating in local arrangement in Calcutta, the 7th April 1970

No. 18510/560 (B).—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Keonjhar Transport Agency Private Limited has this day been struck off the Regis- ter and the said company is dissolved.

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

Kaliti Tea Company TAmited

Calcutta, the 7th April 1970

No, 498/560(5).—Notice is [hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 195G that the name of Kaliti Tea Company Limit- ed has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Now, therefore, in pursuance of the provisions of sub-section (4) of Section 247 of the Companies Act, 1913 (VII of 1913), notice is hereby given that at the expiration of three months from the date of this notice the name of Fisheries & Farms Limited will, unless cause is shown to the contrary, be struck off the regis- ter and the company will be dissolved.

V. RAMA RAO Addl. Registrar of Companies, West Bengal

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

Rajyashree Thakar Mining Corporation Private

Limited

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

Dahanukar Sons Private Limited

Calcutta, the 7th April 1970

No. 21557/560(5)—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Rajyashree Thakar Mining Corporation Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

Bombay-2, the Bth April 1970

No. 4597/560,—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies, Act, 1956 that the name of Dahanukar Sons Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

S. C. BAFAN Registrar of Companies, Maharashtra, Bombay In the matter of the Companies Act, 1956, and of Hazra Chowdhury Company (Stationers) Private Limited

Calcutta, the 7th April 1970

No. 27348/560(5).—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Hazra Chowdhury Company (Stationers) Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

In the matter of the Companies Act 1956 (Section 445 of Companies Act 1956) And In the matter of the Jai Lakshmi & Company Private Limited

Madras, the 9th April 1970

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

Raghunathrai Luxminarayan Investment Private

Limited

Calcutta, the 7th April 1970

Wo. 25994/560(5).—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Raghunathrai Luxmi- narayan Investment Private Limited has this day been struck off tho Register and the said company Is dis- solved.

No. lQ32/C.Liq/70.—An order has been made by the High Court of Judicature at Madras in C.P. No, 79 of 1969 dated 13-2-1970 to wind up the Jai Lakshmi & Company Private Limited.

K. RAJAGOPALAN Asstt. Registrar of Companies, Madras

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

Compser (India) Private Limited

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

Horizon Films Private Limited

Calcutta, the 7th April 1970

Wo. 26339/560(5).—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Hnrizon Films Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

A. K, GUHA Asstt. Registrar of Companies, West Bengal Madras-6, the 9th April 1970

No. DW/5006/70,—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956 that the name of Compser (India) Private Limited has this day been struck off the register and the said company is dissolved,

P. ANNAPURNA Asstt. Registrar of Companies, Madras

In the matter of the Companies A.ct, 1956, and of

Hira Chit Fund and Finance Private Limited

Notice under section 247(4) of the Indian Companies Act 1913 And In the matter of Fisheries & Farms Limited

Calcutta, the 4th April 1970

Whereas Fisheries and Farms Limited, having its registered office at P 55 & 56, Dr. Sana! Banerjee Rd. Calcutta is being wound up;

And whereas the undersigned has reasonable cause to believe that no liquidator is actinp and that state- ment of accounts (returns) required to be made by the liquidator have not been made for a period of six consecutive months;

Delhi, the 9th April 1970

No. 3683/4639A—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1056, that at the expiration of three months from the date hereof the name of the Hira Chit Fund and Finance Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will be dissolved.

V. S. JONEJA Asstt. Registrar of Companies, Delhi

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

Pearless Food Products Private Limited

Kanpur, the 10th April 1970

SECRETARIAT TRAINING SCHOOL NOTICE

GRADE III STENOGRAPHERS' EXAMINATION,

1970

No. 4035/8151-LC—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (6) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of Pearless Food Products Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

New Delhi, the 26th April 1970

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

M. R. B. R. Private Limited

Kanpur, the 10th April 1970

Wo. 4042/2718-LC,—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (5) of Section 560 of the Companies Act, 1956, that the name of M. R. B. R. Private Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

No. F.8/2/Q9-EW.—A competitive examination for recruitment to temporary vacancies In Central Secre- tariat Stenographers' Service—Grade HI, will be held by the Secretariat Training School at Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, Madrai, Nugpur and at ielected Indian Mlj""ion" abroad commencing on 22nd September, 1&70, In accordance with th" Rulta published by th" Miniitry of Home Affalra in tht Gazette of India, dated the 25th April, 1870.

THE CENTRES AND THE DATE OF COMMENCE- MENT OF THE EXAMINATION AS MENTIONED ABOVE ARE LIABLE TO BE CHANGED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE SCHOOL. CANDIDATES ACCEPTED FOR ADMISSION TO THE EXAMINA- TION WILL BE INFORMED AT WHAT PLACE, AT WHAT TIME AND WHAT DATE(S) THEY SHOULD PRESENT THEMSELVES.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1958, and of

Vyavasayi Sangh Limited

Kanpur, the 10th April 1970

No, 4032/2746-LC.—Notice Is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (B) of Section 660 of the Companies Act, 1958, that the name of Vyavasayi Sangh Limited has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

2. (a) The approximate number of vacancies in Grade III of the C.S.SS. for which recruitment Is to be made on the basis of this examination Is one hund- red (100).

(b) Reservations will be made for candidates be- longing to the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes in respect of vacancies as may be fixed by the Government of India.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 195S, and of

Leolords Chit Fund Finance Private Limited

Kanpur, the 10th April 1970

Wo. 4047/3098-LC.—Notice Is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (B) of Section SCO of the Companies Act, 1958, that the name of Lfolords Chit Fund Finance Private Limited has this day been struck off the Heflis- ter and the said company is dissolved.

3. A candidate seeking admission to the examina- tion must apply to the Assistant Director (Examina- tions Wing), Secretariat Training School, Post Bag No. 2, West Block I, R. K. Puram, New Delhl-22 on the prescribed form .of application. The prescribed form of application and full particulars of the exami- nation are obtainable from the School by post on payment of Re. 1 (Rupee one only) which should be remitted by Money Order, to the Assistant Director, (Examinations Wing), Secretariat Training School, West Block I, R.K. Puram, New Delhl-22. The name of the candidate with his address and th" name of the examination in respect of which the application form Is required should be written in Block Capitals in the money order coupon. Postal Orders or cheques or currency notes will not be accepted In lieu of Money Orders. The forms can also be obtained on cash pay- ment at the counter in the School Office. This amount of Re. 1 will in no case be refunded.

In the matter of the Companies Act, 195Q, and of

Kanpur Gujrati Merchants Association, Kanpur

Kanpur, the 10th April 1970

Wo. 4039/230B-LC.—Notice is hereby given pursuant to sub-section (S) of Section fiflO of the Commnlei Act, 1966. that the name of Kanpur Gujrati Merchants Association, Kanpur has this day been struck off the Register and the said company is dissolved.

P. R. MUKHOPADHYAY Registrar of Companies, V.P., Kanpur 4. The completed application form must reach the Assistant Director (Examinations Wing), Secretariat Training School, Post Bag No. 2. West Block I, R.K Puram, New Delhi-22 on or before Saturday the 8th June, 1970 accompanied by necessary documents in accordance with the Instructions to Candidates con- tained In Annexure II. No application received after that date will be considered.

Applications from candidates residing abroad and In the Andaman and Nicobar and Laccadlve. Minlcov and Amlndivi Islands will, however, be accepted up to the 22nd June, 1970 (This Is applicable to persons actually residing abroad or in the Andmaan & Nicobar and Laccadive, MInlcoy & Amlndivi Islands at the time of submission of their applications).

In the matter of the Companies Act, 1936, and of

Ideal Electrical Industries Private Limited

Ahmedabad, the 10th April 1970

Wo. 1146/660.—Notice is hereby given pursuant to siib-section (3) of Section 560 of the Companies Aet, i9Rfl. that at the expiration of three months from the dnte hereof the name of the Ideal Electrical Industries Private Limited, unless cause is shown to the contrary, will be struck off the Register and the said company will b

NOTE :—Candidates who send their applications or requests for application forms at a late date will do so at their own risk.

5. THTC PRESCRIBED FEE (SEE ANNEXTTRK ^ KTTOTTLT} "HE PAID BY INDIAN POSTAL ORDERS WTTH THE APPLICATION.

AN APPLICATION NOT ACCOMPANIED BY TNDTAN POSTAL ORDERS FOR THE E S C R ED FED WILL BE OTTMMARILY REJECT- 1TO, TOTS DOES NOT APPLY TO DISPLACED PKRP.rvTCS FROM EAST PAKISTAN ANT> REPAT- RIATES OF INDIAN ORIGIN TROM BURMA ANT) CEYLON, WHO HAVE MIGRATED TO INDIA ON OR AFTER 1ST JANUARY, 1964, 1ST JUNE,

J. O.

Registrar of Companies,

Gujarat, Ahmedabad

1963, AND 1ST NOVEMBER, 1964, RESPECTIVELY, AND ARE SEEKING REMISSION OF THE PRES- CRIBED FEE VIDE PARAGRAPH 3 OF ANNEXURE- I.

EACH POSTAL ORDER SHOULD INVARIABLY

BE CROSSED AS SHOWN BELOW: —

3. The School may, at their discretion, remit the pre- scribed fee where they are satisfied that the applicant is a bona fied displaced person from East Pakistan and has migrated to India on or after 1st January 1964, or is a bona fide repatriate of Indian origin from Burma and has migrated to India on or after 1st June 1963, or is a bona fide repatriate of Indian origin from Ceylon and has migrated to India on or after 1st Nov- ember, 1964, and is not in a position to pay the pre- scribed fee.

'

POSTAL ORDER

ANNEXURE II

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

AND COMPLETED AS FOLLOWS : —

"Pay to the Director, Secretariat Training School, New Delhi at R. K. Puram (Delivery) Post Office, New Delhi-22."

CANDIDATES MUST NOTE THAT IT IS NOT SAFE TO SEND POSTAL ORDERS WHICH ARE NEITHER CROSSED NOR MADE PAYABLE TO THE DIRECTOR, SECRETARIAT TRAINING SCHOOL AT R. K. PURAM (DELIVERY) POST OFFICE, NEW DELHI-22. FULL PARTICULARS OF POSTAL ORDERS SHOULD BE ENTERED AGAINST COLUMN 22 of THE APPLICATION FORM.

6. All communications in respect of an application should be addressed to the Assistant Director (Ex- aminations Wing), Secretariat Training School, Post Bag No. 2, West Block I, R. K. Puram, New Delhi-22, and should contain the following particulars : —

(i) NAME OF EXAMINATION, (ii) MONTH AND YEAR OF EXAMINATION. (iii) ROLL NUMBER (IF COMMUNICATED TO 1. A copy each of the Notice, the Rules, the Applica- tion Form and other papers relating to the Examination is obtainable from the office of the Secretariat Training School in accordance with para 3 of the Notice. Candi- dates should consult them, carefully to see if they are eligible before filling in the application form or paying the prescribed fee. The conditions prescribed cannot be relaxed.

BEFORE SUBMITTING THE APPLICATION THE CANDIDATE MUST SELECT FINALLY FROM AMONG THE CENTRES GIVEN IN PARAGRAPH 1 OF THE NOTICE. THE PLACE AT WHICH HE WISH- ES TO APPEAR FOR THE EXAMINATION. ORDI- NARILY NO REQUEST FOR A CHANGE IN THE PLACE SELECTED WILL BE ENTERTAINED.

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 countries

other than the country in which he may be stationed)

as alternative centres. He may at the discretion of

the School be required to appear at any one of the

three Missions indicated by him.

CANDIDATE).

(iv) NAME OF CANDIDATE (IN FULL AND IN

BLOCK CAPITALS).

(v) POSTAL ADDRESS AS GIVEN IN APPLICA-

TION.

2. The application form, and the acknowledgement card must be completed in the candidates' own hand- writing. All entries/answers should be in words and not by dashes or dots. The completed application form and the acknowledgement card should be sent to the Assistant Director (Examinations Wing), Secretariat Training School (Ministry of Home Affairs), Post Bag No. 2, West Block-1 R.K. Puram, New Delhi-22, so as to reach him by the last date prescribed in the notice.

No application received by the School after the date

Communications not giving these particulars may not be attended to promptly. In all correspondence with the Secretariat Training School concerning this examination candidates should invariably superscribe their envelopes and correspondence with the' words "Grade III Stenographers' Examinations, 1970."

prescribed in the notice will be accepted.

V. P. MITHAL Director Secretariat Training School (Ministry of Home Affairs)

ANNEXURK I

FEE

Candidates seeking admission to the examination must pay the following fee to the School with the com- pleted application form :

Rs. 8 ! Rs. 2 in the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes). This amount should be paid by means of CROSSED Indian Postal Orders payable to the Director, Secretariat Training School (Ministry of Home Affairs), R. K. Puram, New Delhi-22, at R. K. Puram (Delivery) Post Office at New Delhi-22. The School will not ac- cept payment made otherwise.

2. Once an application has been considered by the School and their decision admitting a candidate to the examination communicated to him, no claim for a re- fund of the fee paid to the School will be entertained, nor can the fee be held in reserve for any other ex- amination held by the School. If, however, a candi- date is either not admitted to the examination by the School or before communicating their decision admit- ting him to the examination, they permit a candidate to withdraw his candidature, a refund of Rs. 2 (75 paise in the case of Candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes) will be made to him.

A candidate must submit his application through the Head of his Department or office to the concerned cadre authority of the C.S.C.S. who will complete the endorsement at the end of the application and forward it to the School. If a candidate forwards his appli- cation through his employer and it reaches the School late, the application, even if submitted to the employer before the closing date, will not be entertained.

3. Candidates are warned that they should not fur- nish any particulars that are false or suppress any material information in filling in the application form.

4. A candidate must send the following documents

with his application : —

(i) Crossed Indian Postal Orders payable to the Director, Secretariat Training School (Minis- try of Home Affairs), at R. K. Puram (Deli- very) Post Office. New Delhi-22 for the prescribed fee (See Annexure I)

(ii) Certificate of age. (iii) Two identical copies of his recent passport size (7 cm. x 5 cm. approx.) photograph;

Details of the documents mentioned in items, (i), (ii)

(iii) are given below : —

(i) CROSSED INDIAN POSTAL ORDERS for the

prescribed fee

All Postal Orders should bear the signatures of the issuing Post Master and a clear and legible stamp of the issuing Post Office. All Postal Orders should be CROSSED and completed as follows.—

"Pay to the Director, Secretariat Training School at R. K. Puram (Delivery) Post Offlce, New Delhi-22."

In no case will Postal Orders payable at any other Post Office be accepted. Defaced or mutilated Postal Orders will not be accepted.

NOTE:—Candidates residing abroad at the time of submitting their applications should deposit the am- ount of the prescribed fee (the equivalent of Rs. 8, Rs. 2 in this case of candidates belonging to the Sche- duled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes) in the office of the India's High Commissioner, Ambassador, or Rep- resentative as ihe ease may be, in that country, who should be asked to credit the amount to the account head L-II Miscellaneous (adjustable by the Accountant General, Central Revenues, New Delhi). The candi- dates should forward the receipt from that office with the application.

(ii) Certificate of Age.—The date of birth ordinarily accepted by the school is that entered in the Matriculation Certificate or in the Secondary School Leaving Certificate, or in a Certificate recognised by an Indian University as equivalent to Matriculation or in an extract from a Register of Matriculates maintain- ed by a University, which extract must be certified by the proper authority of the University. The expres- sion Matriculation Certificate in this part of the in- structions must be understood as including these alter- native certificates.

Candidates will thus understand that the Matricu- lation Certificate is required in all cases as evidence of age, and it must invariably be sent to the School in original, with a copy thereof, together with the application.

Sometimes the Matriculation or equivalent Certifi- cate does not show the date of birth, or only shows the age by completed years or completed years and months. In such cases a candidate must send, in ad- dition to the Matriculation or equivalent certificate, an original certificate, together with a copy thereof, from the Headmaster/Principal of the institution from where- he passed the Matriculation or equivalent ex- amination, showing the date of his birth or his exact age as recorded in the Admission Register of the institution.

form and the second copy should be firmlj attached with the application form. Each copy of the photograph should be signed in ink on the front by the candidate.

B. Candidates are warned that if an application is incompletely or wrongly filled in or is not accom- panied with any one of the documents mentioned under paragraph 4(i), 4(ii) and 4(iii), above without a re- sonable explanation for its absence having been given, the application is liable to be rejected and no appeal against its rejection will be entertained. Any docu- ments not submitted with the application but expla- nation for the absence of which has been given, should be sent after the submission of the application and in any case they must reach the School office within 15 days of the last date for receipt of applications, other- wise 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 discrepancy between two or more such documents, on explanation regarding the discre- pancy may be submitted separately.

8. A candidate who claims to belong to one of the Scheduled Castes or the Scheduled Tribes should sub- mit 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-Divisional Officer or any other officer of the District in which his parents (or surviving parent) ordinarily reside, who has bwn designated by the State Government concerned as competent to issue such a* certificate. If both his par- ents are dead, the officer signing the certificate should be of the district in which the candidate himself ordi- narily resides otherwise than for the purpose of his own education.

A candidate from the Union Territory of Delhi may submit such a certificate also from the additional Dis- trict Magistrate or a 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate or the Revenue Assistant.

The form of the certificate to be produced by Sche-

duled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates apply-

ing for appointment to posts under the Government

of India.

Candidates arc warned that unless complete proof of age as laid down in these instructions is sent with an application, the application may be rejected. Fur- ther, they are warned that if the date of birth stated in the application ia inconsistent with the age shown in the Matriculation Certificate and no explanation is offered, the application may be rejected.

NOTE 1.—A candidate who holds a completed Sec- ondary School Leaving Certificate need submit with the original a copy of only the page containing entries relating to age.

NOTE 2.—CANDIDATES SHOULD NOTE THAT ONCE A DATE OF BIRTH HAS BEEN CLAIMED AND ACCEPTED BY THE SCHOOL FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADMISSION TO AN EXAMINATION, NO CHANGE WILL ORDINARILY BE ALLOWED AT A SUBSEQUENT EXAMINATION.

N OK 3.-—Displaced persons, who have lost their original Matriculation Certificate in Pakistan, should obtain duplicate certificate from the University con- cerned. If they are 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 Registrar or the Headmaster,

NOTE 4.—In the case of candidates who are already in permanent Government Service the entries in their Service Book may be accepted as proof of the date of birth pending submission of the original Matriculation Certificate.

(iii) Two Copies of Photograph.—A candidate must submit to identical passport size (7 cm.x5 cm. appro- ximately) copies of his recent photograph, one of which should be pasted on the first page of the application This is to certify lhat Shri/Shrlmali/Kumari*——

—— son/Daughter* of —— •• — of

—— in District/Divi- of the state/Union Territory* belongs to the

village/town* sion* of — Caste/Tribe* which is recognised aa a Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe* under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes* Lists (Modifications) Order, 1996*.

the Constitution (Jammu & Kashmir) Scheduled Castes Order, 195"*

the Constitution (Andaman and Nicobar Islands) S H h d id Tribes Order, 1959*

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

the Constitution (Dadra and Nagar Haveli) Schedul- ed Tribes Order, 1962*

the Constitution (Pondicherry) Scheduled Castes Order, 1964*

the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes (Uttar Pradesh) Order, 1PC7*

the Constitution (Goa, Daman & Din) Scheduled Castes Order, 1968*

the Constitution (Goa, Daman & Diu) Scheduled Tribes Order, 1968*

Sbri/Shi imatl/Kumari* and/or* his/her* family ordinarily reside(s) in village/town'

— — of —— District/Division* •of the State/Union Territory* of • ____ .

Signature ——

£ Designation—

(with seal of office) State/Union Territory*

Place -- _-_-— --— Date

*Please delete the word" which are not applicable.

NOTE.—-The term "Ordinarily reside(s)" used here will have the same meaning as in Section 20 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950.

£ Officers competent to issue Caste/Tribe certificate

(i) District Magistrate/Additional District Magis- ' tratc/Collector/Deputy Commissioner/Addi- tional Deputy Commissioner/Deputy Collec- tor/ 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate/City Magistrate /""Sub-Divisional Magistrate / Talulta Magistrate/Executive Magistrate/ Extra Assistant Commissioner.

" ( n ot bylow the rank of 1st Class Stipendiary Magistrate)

(ii) Chief Presidency Magistrate/Additional Chief Presidency Magistrate/Presidency Magistrate.

(ili) Revenue Officers not below the rank of

Tehsildar.

(vi) Sub-Divisional Officer of the area where the candidate and/or his family normally resides.

(v) Administrutor/SecivLary to Administrator/ Development Officer (Laccadivc, Minicoy and Am i ridivi Islan ds).

7. (i) A displaced person from East Pakistan seeking remession of the prescribed fee under paragraph 3 of Annexure I should produce a certificate, in original, together with a copy thereof, from the Camp Com- mandent of the Transit Centres of the Dandakaranya Project, or the Camp Commandant of the Relief Camps, or the District Magistrate of the area in which he may for the time being be resident, to show that he is a bona fide displaced person from East Pakistan and has migrated to India on or after 1st January 1964. He should also produce a cu'liflcate, in original, from a District Officer or a Gazetted Officer of Government or a Member of the Parliament or State Legislature to show that he is not in a position to pay the prescribed fee.

(11) A repatriate of Ii.dian origin -from Ceylon

seeking remission of Ihe orescribed fee under para- graph 3 of Anncxure I should, produce, In original, together with a copy thereof, a certificate from the High Commission for India in Ceylon to show that he is an Indian Citizen who ha-j migrated to India on or after 1st November, JQG4. under thf^ Indo-Ceylon Agreement of October, 1964. He should also produce a certificate, in original from a District Officer or a Gazetted Officer of Gowranent or a Member of the Parliament or State Legislature to show that he is not in a position to pay the prescribed fee.

(iii) A repatriate oi Indian origin from Burma seek- ing remission of the prescribed fee under paragraph 3 of Armexure I should produce, in original, together wiLli H copy thereof, the identity certificate issued to him by the Embassy of India, Rangoon, to show that ho is an Indian Citizen who has migrated to India on or after 1st June, 1963, or a certificate from the Dis- trict Magistrate of the Area in which he may be resi- dent to show that, he w B bona fid? repatriate from Burma and has migrated to India on or after 1st June, 1963 He should also produce a certificate in original, from a District Officer or a Gazetted Officer of Government or a Member of the Parliament or State Legislature to show that he Is not in a position to pay the prescribed fee.

(iv) A displaced person from East Pakistan claim- ing age concession under Rule 5(ii) or 5 (iii) should produce, a certificate, in original, together with a copy thereof, from the Camp Commandant of the Transit Centres of the Dandakaranya Project, or the Camp Commandant oi' the Relief Camps, or the District Magistrate of the area in which he may for the time being be resident to show that he is a bona fide dis- placed person from East Pakistan and has migrated to India on or alter 1st January, 1964.

(v) A candidate from the Union Territory oi Pnndicherry claiming age concession under Rule 5(iv) should produce in original, together with a copy there- of, a certificate from ths Principal of the educational institution he h;us attended to show that he had re- ceived education through the medium of French at some stage.

(vi) A candidate claiming age concession as a re- patriate from Ceylon under Rule 5(v) or 5(vi) should produce in original, together with a copy thereof, a certificate from the High Commission for ilndia in Ceylon to show that he is an Indian Citizen who has migrated to India on or after 1st November, 1964 under the Indo-Ceylon Agreement of October, 1964.

(vii) A candidate from the Union Territory of Goa, Daman and Diu claiming age concession under Rule 5 (vii) should produce a certificate in original, together with a copy thereof, from one of the following autho- rities in support of his claim: —

1. Director of Civil Administration. 2, Administrators of the Concclhos.

(viii) A candidate who has migrated from Kenya, Uganda and the Jnited Republic of Tanzania (former- by Tanganyika and Zanzibar) claiming are concession under Rule 5 (viii) should produce a certificate in original together with a copy thereof, from the Dist- trict Magistrate of the area in which he may for the time being be resident to show that he is a 'bona fid? migrant from the countries mentioned above,

(LX) A candidate claiming age concession as repatri- ate of Indian origin from Burma under Rule 5(ix) or 5(x) should produce in original, together with a copy thereof, the identity certificate issued to him by the Embassy of India, Rangoon, to show that he 13 an Indian Citizen who has migrated to India on or after 1st June, 1963, *or a certificate from the District Magi- strate of the area in which he may be resident to show that he is a bona fide repatriate from Burma and has migrated to India on or after 1st June, 1963.

(x) A candidate disabled while in the Defence Services, claiming age coneeraion under Rule 5(xi)or 5 (xii) should produce in original, together with a copy thereof, H certificate in the form prescribed below, from the Director General, Resettlement, Ministry of Defence, to show that he was disabled while in the: Defence Service in operation? during hostilities with any foreign country or in a disturbed area and releas- ed as a consequence thereof.

The form of certificate to be produced bu the candi-

diuc.'.

Certified that Rank No. — - —— Shri — — „ . . . —. ox unit —— — _—

was disabled while in the Defence Services, in opera- tions during hostilities with a foreign country/in .*i disturbed area and released as a result of <-urh dis- ability.

Signature —

Designation —

Date-—

H THE CERTIFICATES MENTIONED IN PARA- GRAPHS 4(ii), 4(iii), G AND 7 ABOVE SHOULD INVARIABLY BE SENT IN ORIGINAL WITH COPIES THEREOF. THE SCHOOL DOES NOT ACCEPT ONT.Y COPIES OF THESE CERTIFICATES WHETHER ATTESTED OR OTHERWISE. THE ORIGINALS Of

THE CERTIFICATES FORWARDED IN ACCORD- ANCE WITH PARAGRAPHS 4(ii), 4(iii) 6 AND 7 ABOVE WILL BE RETURNED WHEN THE RESULT OF THE APPLICATION IS COMMUNICATED. CAN- DIDATES ARE ADVISED TO KEEP ATTESTED COPIES OF THEIR CERTIFICATES BEFORE SUB- MITTING THEM TO THE SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL 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.

9. The fact that an application form has been sup- plied on a certain date will not be accepted as an ex- cuse for the late submission of an application. The supply of an application form does not ipso facto make the receiver eligible for admission to the examination. 10. If a candidate does not receive an acknowledge- ment of his application within a fortnight from the last dute of receipt of applications for the examination, he should at once contact the school for the acknow- ledgement.

11. Every candidate for admission to this exami- nation 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 School a communication regarding the result of his application one month before the commencement of the exami- nation, he should at once contact the School for the result. Failure to comply with this provision will de- prive the candidate of any claim to consideration.

12. Candidates are not entitled to receive any Travel- ling Allowance from the School for attending the ex- amination.

13. Comwiunications regarding Applications,—ALL COMMUNICATIONS IN RESPECT OF AN APPLI- CATION SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE ASSIS- TANT DIRECTOR (EXAMINATIONS WING), SECRETARIAT TRAINING SCHOOL (MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS), POST BAG NO. 2, WEST BLOCK, RAMAKRISHNAPURAM, NEW DELHI-22 AND SHOULD INVARIABLY CONTAIN THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS: —

(1) NAME OF EXAMINATION (2) MONTH AND YEAR OF EXAMINATION. (3) ROLL NUMBER (IF COMMUNICATED TO

CANDIDATE).

(4) NAME OF CANDIDATE (IN FULL AND IN

BLOCK CAPITALS).

(5) POSTAL ADDRESS AS GIVEN IN

APPLICATION.

NOTF,.—Communications not containing the above

particulars may not be attended to.

14. Change in Address.—A CANDIDATE MUST SEE THAT COMMUNICATIONS SENT TO HIM AT THE ADDRESS STATED IN HIS APPLICATION ARE REDIRECTED, IF NECESSARY. CHANGE IN ADDRESS SHOULD BE COMMUNICATED TO THE SCHOOL AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY GIV- ING THE PARTICULARS MENTIONED IN PARA- GRAPH 13 ABOVE. ALTHOUGH THE SCHOOL MAKES EVERY EFFORT TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF SUCH CHANGES IT CANNOT ACCEPT ANY RES- PONSIBILITY IN THE MATTER.

SECRETARIAT TRAINING SCHOOL (Ministry of Home Affairs) NOTICE Grade III Stenographers' Examination, 1970

The Examinations Wing of the Secretariat Training School (Ministry of Home Affairs), New Delhi, will hold a competitive examination (for recruitment to temporary vacancies in Grade III of the Central Sec- retariat; Stenographers' Service commencing on Tues- day the 22nd September, 1970 at Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, Madras, Nagpur and at selected Indian Missions abroad, in accordance with the rules published by the Ministry of Home Affairs in the Gazette of India dated the 25th April, 1970.

A candidate must be permanent or temporary regu- larly appointed officer of the Lower Division Grade or Upper Division Grade of the Central Secretariat Clerical Service, who satisfies the following condi- tions,—•

(a) Length of Service.—He should have, on the 1st January, 1970, rendered not less than three years' approved and continuous service in the Lower Division Grade or Upper Division Grade of the Central Secre- tariat Clerical Service or in any equivalent grade.

(b) Age.—He should not be more than 40 years of age on 1st January, 1970. The upper age limit will be relaxable in the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and certain other categories of Government servants as notified by Government from time to time.

The foe for the Examination will be Rs. 8 (Rs. 2 in the case of candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes).

,

Full particulars and application form for the Ex- amination can be had from the Assistant Director, Examinations Wing, Secretariat Training School, Post Bag No. 2, West Block 1, R. K. Puram, New Delhi-22, by remitting Re. 1 by Money Order or on cash pay- ment at the counter of the School. Candidates must state clearly on the Money Order coupon "Grade III Stenographers, Examination 1970" and also give their name and full postal address in Block capitals. Postal orders or cheques or currency notes are not acceptable in lieu of Money Orders.

Completed application forms must reach the Assis- tant Director, Examinations Wing, Secretariat Train- ing School, Post Bag No, 2, West Block 1, R. K. Puram New Delhi-22 by Monday the 8th June, 1970 (22nd June, 1970 in the case of candidates residing abroad and in the Andaman and Nicobar and Laccadivo Minicoy and Aminidivi Islands).

UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Advertisement No. 17

Applications arc invited for undermentioned posts. Age as on 1-1-1970 must be within the prescribed age. limits but is relaxable for Government servants ex- cept where otherwise specified. Upper age limit re- laxable up to 45 years for certain categories of dis- placed persons from East Pakistan, repatriates from Burma and Ceylon and for persons who migrated from East African countries of Kenya, Uganda and the United Republic of Tanzania. Upper age limit re- laxable by 5 years for Scheduled Castes and Schedul- ed Tribes candidates. No relaxation for others save in exceptional circumstances and in no case beyond a limit of three years. Qualifications relaxable at Com- mission's discretion in case of candidates otherwise well-Qualified. Higher initial pay may be granted to specially qualified and experienced candidates except where otherwise specified.

Particulars and application forms obtainable from Secretary, Union Public Service Commission, Post Box No. 1R6, New Delhi. Request for forms must specify name of post, Advertisement number and item number and should be accompanied by self addressed unstamp- ed envelopes for each post at least of size 23 x 10 cms,, indicating thereon name of post for which forms are required. Commission may remit fee in the case of genuinely Indigent and bona fide displaced persons from East Pakistan who migrated on or after 1-1-1964, and to repatriates from Burma and Ceylon who mig- rated on or -after the 1st June, 1963 and 1st Novem- ber, 19(54 respectively. Separate application with separate 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 requir- ed candidates must appear for personal interview. Closing date for receipt of applications with crossed INDIAN POSTAL ORDER for Rs. 8.00 (Rs. 2.00 for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes), 25th Mav, 1070 '8th June, 1970 for applicants from abroad and for those in the Andaman and Nicobar, Laccadivc, Minicoy and Aminidivi Islands). Treasury receipts not acceptable.

Posts at S. Nos. 1 & 3 permanent. Posts at S. Nos. 7, 9 & 10 temporary but likely to be made permanent. Posts at S, Nos, 5 and 6 temporary but likely to con- tinue indefinitely. Posts at S. Noa. 4 and 8 temporary but likely to continue. Post at S. No. 2 temporary.

Posts at S. Nos. 2^ 4 and B reserved for Scheduled Castes candidates. Posts at S. No. 7 reserved for Offi- cers who were commissioned in the Armed Forces as Emergency Commissioned/Short Service Commissioned Officers during the Emergency and are later released. If suitable candidates from reserved categories are not available, all the above posts are to be treated as un- reserved. Post at S. No. 6 reserved for Scheduled Castes candidates who alone need apply.

1. One Lecturer in Tibetan, School of Foreign Langu- ages, Ministry of Defence. Pay.—Rs. 400-400-450-30- 600-36-670-EB-35-960. Age.—35 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.— (i) Degree of a recognised University or equivalent, (li) Degree or Diploma of a recognised University/Institution or equivalent In Tibetan. (iii) Proficiency in English.

2. One Research Officer (Transport), Planning Com- mission, New Delhi. Pay.—400-400-450-30-600-35-670- EB-35-950. Age.—30 years and below. Qualifications.— Essential.—(i) Master's degree in Economics of a recognised University, preferably with specialisation in Economics of Transportation, or equivalent; (ii) About 3 years' experience of research in the field of Transport economics/Transportation.

3. One Lecturer in Sugar Engineering, National Sugar Institute, Kanpur, Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community Development & Cooperation. Pay.—Rs. 350-25-500-30-590-EB-30-800-EB-30-830-35-900. Age.— 35 years and below. Qualifications.—Essentw.1.— Degree in Mechanical Engineering from a recognised University or equivalent,

legal practitioner i.e. an Advocate or Pleader who has practised as such for at least two years or an attorney of the High Court of Bombay or Calcutta, who has practised as such for at least two years.

7. Three Mamlatdars in the General Administration Department, Government of Goa, Daman and Diu. Pay.—Rs. 300-15-450-EB-20-530. Age.—30 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—Ci) Degree of re- cognised University or equivalent, (ii) Training in or experience of Revenue and Survey and Settlement work. (1U) Working knowledge of one or more of the local languages.

8. One Research Officer (Entomology) in the Forest Research Centre, Coimbatore, Forest Research Insti- tute and Colleges, Dehra Dun. Pay.—Rs. 360-25-500- 30-590-EB-30-800-EB-30-830-35-900. Age,—30 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.— (i) At least second class M.Sc. degree in Zoology with Entomology as a special subject or equivalent. OB Associateship I.A.R.I. in Entomology or equivalent, (ill About three years' research experience in insects pesta preferably of forestry importance.

9. One Plant Protection Officer in the Agriculture Department, Chief Commissioner's Secretariat, Andaman & Nicobar Administration. Pay.—Rs. 350-25- 600-30-590-EB-30-800-EB-30-830-35-900. Age.—35 years and below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(1) B Sc. in Agriculture or B.Sc. degree in Zoology or Agricultural Zoology as one of the subjects of recognised University or equivalent, (ii) About three years' practical ex- perience of Plant Protection work in the field, (iii) working knowledge of pests of Agricultural import- ance including their identification and practical know- ledge of pesticides, plant protection machines and their uses.

10. One Director, Grade I, Defence Research Labo- ratory, (Materials) Kanpur, Ministry of Defence. Pay-— Rs. 2000-100-2500. Age.—Preferably below 65 years. Qualifications.—Essential.— (1) High academic qualifi- cation in the fields of Chemistry/Physics, (li) Out- standing contribution in research and development work in any of the above two fields with published papers and requisite experience of guiding work in one of the fields. (lil) Experience of leading develop- ment work in any of the above fields up to Pilot Plant stage, (iv) Adequate administrative experience in a responsible capacity connected with scientific and technical institutions and research and development establishments and capacity to run a large research and development establishment.

CORRIGENDUM

4. One Assistant Engineer, Rehabilitation Reclama- tion Organisation, Ministry of Labour, Employment and Rehabilitation. Pay.—Rs. 350-26-500-30-590-EB- 30-800-EB-30-830-35-900 plus project allowance as admissible to rules. Age.—55 years and below. Quali- fications.—Essential.— (I) Degree In Mechanical/Elec- trical/Agricultural Engineering from a recognised University or equivalent. OR Diploma in Mechanical/ Electrical/Automobile/Agricultural Engineering from a recognised University/Institutions or equivalent, (ii) Practical Held experience for about one year for degree holders and about three years for diploma holders In maintenance, repairs and operation of heavy crawler tractors, light tractors for agricultural purposes, earth- moving equipment of different types and diesel and petrol driven transport vehicles. (Hi) Knowledge of maintenance and operation of mobile field workshop units.

5. One Assistant Mineral Economist (Intelligence) in the Indian Bureau of Mines, Ministry of Petroleum & Chemicals & Mines & Metals (Department of Mines and Metals), Pay.—Rs. 400-40-800-60-950. Aae.—35 years & below. Qualifications.—Essential.—(1) Master's degree in Geology or degree in Mining Engineering of a recognised University or a diploma of the Indian School of Mines and Applied Geology, Dhanbad. or equivalent, (ii) About 3 yeara' experience in a Gov- ernment or private establishment dealing with data relating to mines and minerals.

6. One Assistant (Legal) in the Department of Legal Aifairs, Ministry of Law. Pay.—Rs. 210-10-270-15-300- EB-15-450-EB-20-B30. Age.—35 yeara and below. Qualifications.—Essential.— (i) Degree in Law of a recognised University or equivalent. (H) Should have at least three years' experience of legal work in the Legal Department of a State OR Should be a Central Government servant who has had at least four years' experience In Legal Affairs OR Should be a qualified Two Hundred and Fifty Junior Medical Officers in G.D.O. Grade II of the Central Health Service Class II, for Union Territories of Tripwa. Manipur. NEFA/ Assam Rifles, Ministry of Health, Family Planning, Works Housing and Urban Development. Reference item No. 14 of Commission's advertisement No. 15, published on the 11th April 1970. It is notified for general information that it has been decided not to include the vacancies in Assam Rifles, Consequently, the total number of vacancies has been reduced to one hundred and twenty five, out of which 40 posts reserved for doctors (5 belonging to Scheduled Castes and two to Scheduled Tribes), who were commissioned in the Armed Forces on temporary basis during the emer- gency and are later released and sixteen posts reserv- ed for Scheduled Castes and 8 for Scheduled Tribe< candidates from general quota. Other conditions re- main unchanged.

RAJENDRA LAL Secretary Union Public Service Commission

PRINTED BY THE MANAGER. GOVERNMENT OP1 INDIA PRESS, FARIDABAD

AND PUBLISHED BY THE MANAGER OF PUBLICATIONS, DFLHI, 1 9 70