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TAMIL NADU

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

[Regd. No. TN/CCN/467/2012-14.

GOVERNMENT OF TAMIL NADU

[R. Dis. No. 197/2009.

2019

[Price: Rs. 6.40 Paise.

No. 2]

chennai, wednesday, january 9, 2019

Margazhi 25, Vilambi, Thiruvalluvar Aandu–2049

Part II—Section 2

Notifications or Orders of interest to a section of the public

issued by Secretariat Departments.

Notifications by Government

contents

D.T.P.—II-2 (2)—1

Pages.

ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS DEPARTMENT

Appointment of Auditors for Tamil Nadu Pollution

Control Board for the Financial year 2018-2019

under the Water (Prevention and Control of

Pollution) Act. ..

home DEPARTMENT

(S.C)

Medals - Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Constabulary

Medal Awarded on Pongal Day, 2018

Amendment - Issued ..

housing and urban development

DEPARTMENT

Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act.—

Declaration of Draft Amendment to the Inclusion

of Additional Areas in the Palani Local Planning

Area, etc.

20-22

Pages.

labour and employment

DEPARTMENT

Minimum

Wages Act.—Revision

Minimum

Rates of Wages for the Employment in Soap

Manufactory, etc.,

23-33

Labour Courts for Adjudication.

personnel and administrative

reforms DEPARTMENT

Governor's Vigilance Medal for the year 2017 with

Cash Award ..

tamil nadu government gazette

[Part II—Sec. 2

notifications by government

environment and forests department

Appointment of Auditors for Tamil Nadu Pollution Control

Board for the Financial year 2018-2019 under the Water

(Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act.

[G.O. Ms. No. 157, Environment and Forests (EC.1),

21st December 2018, ñ£˜èN 6, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/EF/17/2019.—In exercise of the powers conferred

by sub-section (3) of Section 40 of the Water (Prevention and

Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 (Central Act 6 of 1974), the

Governor of Tamil Nadu, on the advice of the Comptroller and

Auditor General of India, hereby appoints Tvl. V. Vasudevan

& Co., (MD0965) New No. 2, Teachers Colony, Royapettah,

Chennai-600 014, as auditors for auditing the accounts of

the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board, Chennai, for the

financial year 2018-2019.

shambhu kallolikar,

Principal Secretary to Government.

HOME department

(S.C)

Secretariat, 9th January 2019.

No.II(2)/HO/18/2019.

[MEDALS - Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Constabulary

Medal Awarded on Pongal Day, 2018—Amendment

- Issued]

The following Government order is published:—

[G.O. Ms. No. 2430, Home (SC) , 24th December 2018,

ñ£˜èN 9, M÷‹H, F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

Read the following:

1. G.O. Ms. No. 71, Home (SC) Department, dated

12-01-1982 and amended upto 15-06-2018.

2. G.O. Ms. No. 306, Finance (Pay Cell) Department,

dated 13-10-2017.

3. G.O. Ms. No. 28, Home (SC) Department, dated

12-01-2018.

4. From the Director General of Police, Tamil Nadu,

Chennai, Letter Rc.No.148470/Medal-2/2017, dated

30-01-2018.

ORDER: G.O. Ms. No. 2430, Home (SC) 24th December 2018.

The Monthly Medal Allowance for Police Personnel

has been enhanced as Rs.400/- in the Government Order

2nd read above.

The monthly allowance for the recipients of the

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Constabulary Medal awarded

on the occassion of Pongal Day, 2018 has been mentioned

as Rs.300/- in the Government Order 3rd read above.

The Director General of Police, Tamil Nadu, Chennai

in his letter 4th cited has requested to issue revised Order

for the award of the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Constabulary

Medal, 2018 by enhancing the monthly medal allowance

from Rs. 300/- to Rs. 400/- per month, consequent on

the implementation of Government Order 2nd read above.

4. Accordingly, the following amendment is issued to

the Government order 3rd read above :-

Amendment

"Paragraph-2

Monthly Allowance of "Rs.400/-" (Rupees four hundred

only) instead of "Rs.300/-" (Rupees three hundred only)"

(By Order of the Governor)

niranjan marDI,

Additional Chief Secretary to Government.

housing and urban development department

Notifications under the Tamil Nadu Town and Country

Planning Act.

Declaration of Draft Amendment to the Inclusion of

Additional Areas in the Palani Local Planning Area

under the Act.

[G.O. Ms. No. 172, Housing and Urban Development

[UD4(2)], 17th December 2018, ñ£˜èN 2, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/HOU/19/2019.—In

exercise

the

powers

conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section

10 of the Tamil Nadu Town and Country Planning Act,

1971 (Tamil Nadu Act 35 of 1972) and in supersession

of the Housing and Urban Development Department

Notification No.II(2)/HOU/36/ 2011, published at page 31 of

Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette,

dated the 26th January 2011, the Governor of Tamil Nadu

hereby declares his intention to include additional areas in

the Palani Local Planning Area and to make the following

amendment to Rural Development and Local Administration

Department Notification No.II(2)/RUL/ 2141/74, Published at

Page 218 of Part II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government

Gazette, dated the 17th April 1974.

2. Notice is hereby given that the draft amendment will

be taken into consideration on or after the expiry of two

months from the date of publication of this Notification in the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and that any objection or

suggestion, which may be received from any inhabitant or

any local authority or institution in the local areas, with

respect

thereto,

before

the

expiry

the

period

aforesaid will be duly considered by the Government of

Tamil Nadu. Objection or suggestion in writing, if any, should

be addressed to the Secretary to Government, Housing

and Urban Development Department, Secretariat, Fort Saint

George, Chennai - 600 009.

D.T.P.—II-2 (2)—2

D.T.P.—II-2 (2)—2a

D.T.P.—II-2 (2)—3

D.T.P.—II-2 (2)—3a

Jan. 9, 2019]

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

Draft Amendment

In the said Notification, for the table, the following

table shall be substituted, namely:-

The Table

Serial

Number

Name of the

Local Planning

Area

Area forming the

Local Planning Area

(Municipality and

Revenue Villages)

(1)

(2)

(3)

Palani

Palani Municipality

Sivagiripatti

Kalikanickenpatti

Kothaimangalam

Thamaraikulam

Chinnakalaiyamputhur

Periyakalaiyamputhur

Neikkarapatti

Ayakudi (West)

Mollampatti

42/1

A.Kalayamputhur

42/2 Kalayamputhur

Palani (Village)

Thattankulam."

Declaration

Draft

Amendment

inclusion

Additional Areas in the Tirunelveli Local Planning Area

under the Act.

Amendment to Notification

[G.O. Ms. No. 173, Housing and Urban Development

[UD4(2)], 17th December 2018, ñ£˜èN 2, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/HOU/20/2019.—In

exercise

the

powers

conferred by sub-section (4) of Section 10 of the

Tamil

Nadu Town

and

Country

Planning Act,

1971

(Tamil Nadu Act 35 of 1972), the Governor of Tamil

Nadu hereby makes the following amendment to the

Housing and Urban Development Department Notification

No. II(2)/HOU/3583/93 Published at pages 787-788 of Part

II—Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated

the 28th July 1993, the intention to do so having been

previously published as required by clause (b) of sub-section

(1) of Section 10 of the said Act:-

Amendment

In the said Notification, for the TABLE the following

table shall be substituted, namely:-

The Table

Name of the

Local Planning

Area.

Number and Names of Revenue

Villages.

(1)

(2)

Tirunelveli

1. Tirunelveli Corporation Area

2. Naranammalpuram Town Panchayat

Tirunelveli Taluk Villages included in

1) 24-Ananthakrishnapuram

2) 25-Naranammalpuram (Part)

3) 50-Arugankulam

3. Sankarnagar Town Panchayat

Tirunelveli Taluk Villages included in

1) 25-Naranammalpuram (Part)

4. Tirunelveli Taluk

Village

New No.

Name of Villages

(1)

(2)

Gangaikondan

Padhinalamperi

Alangaraperi

Kuppakurichi

Sivagurunatha Thiruthu

Alaganeri

Udayaneri

Kalkurichi

Kattalai udayaneri

Palamadai

Kattampuli

Rajavallipuram

Pudur

Uganthanpatti

Seethaparpanallur

Karuvanallur

Velarkulam

Vettuvankulam (Bit l)

Vettuvankulam (Bit Il)

Vettuvankulam (Bit Ill)

Sirukkankurichi

Abishekapatti

Ramayanpatti

Veppankulam

Thenpathu (Part)

Pettai (Part)

Megamudaiyarkulam

Ramalinganeri

Thirupanikarisalkulam

Thulukkarkulam

Thiruppani Nellaiahpuram

Sivaniyarkulam

Sankanthiradu

Melakkallur

Kodaganallur

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Tirunelveli Taluk—Cont

Palavoor

Vaduganpatti

Thuvarasi

Kondanagaram

Suthamalli (part)

Narasinganallur (Part)

Karungadu

Gangaikondan R.F

5. Manur Taluk

Ukkirankottai

Therkkupatti

Kurichikulam

Kalakudi

Vagaikulam

Alagiapandyapuram

Kattarankulam

Pillaiyarkulam

Sheliyanallur

Pirancheri

Chittarchatram

Thalaiyuthu

Thenkalam

Pallikkottai

Kanarpatti

Ettankulam

Manur

Mavadi

Nanjankulam

Madavakurichi

Vallavankottai

Thulukkarpatti

Sethurayanpudur

Talaiyuthu R.F.

6. Palayamkottai Taluk

Sivalapperi

Kansapuram

Maruthur

Thiruthu

Keelapattam

Thirumalaikolunthupuram

Melapattam

Manappadaiveedu

Keelanatham

Palayamchettikulam (Part)

Avinaperi

Naduvakurichii

Udaiyarkulam

Vagaikulam

Velankulam

Melaputhaneri

Ariyakulam

Uthamapandiyankulam

Paraikulam

Nochikulam

Parppakulam

Krishnapuram

Muthur

Reddiyarpatti

Kunnathur

Melathiruvengadanathapuram

Keelathirvengadanatha-

puram

Aaraikulam

Munneerpallam

Tharuvai

Melathidiyur

Thidiyur

Kuravarkulam

Sengulam

Ponnakudi

Konganthanparai

Pudukulam

Itteri

Sivanthipatti

Wolf Hill R.F

Melapattam R.F

Sivalapeeri R.F.”.

S. Krishnan,

Principal Secretary to Government.

Jan. 9, 2019]

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

labour and employment department

Notifications under the Minimum Wages Act

Revision of Minimum Rates of Wages for the Employment

in Soap Manufactory under the Act.

[G.O. (2D). No. 110, Labour and Employment (J1),

30th November 2018, è£˜ˆF¬è 14, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/LE/21/2019.—In exercise of the powers conferred

by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section

(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central

Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and

Employment Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/334/2013,

published at pages 291 and 292 of Part II—Section 2 of

the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 24th April

2013, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with the

Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages

payable to the classes of employees in the employment

in Soap Manufactory in the State of Tamil Nadu specified

in column (2) of the Schedule below as specified in the

corresponding entries in column (3) thereof, the draft of

the same having been previously published as required by

clause (b) of sub-seciton (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.

This Notification shall come into force with effect

on and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette.

The Schedule

Employment in Soap Manufactory

Sl.

No.

Classes of Employees.

Minimum rates of

basic wages

(Rs. P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

Foreman/Supervisor/Chemist

338.00 Per Day.

Boiler/Mixer/Chemist

330.00 Per Day.

Cutter

322.50 Per Day.

Stamping

319.00 Per Day.

Packing

(a) Case

(b) Label

318.00 Per Day.

11.29

per gross subject

to guaranteed time

rate of Rs. 318.00

per day.

Miscellaneous Workers:

(a) Inside

(b) Outside

318.00 Per Day.

Office Boy

Van Drivers

8729.00 Per Month

Clerk

8524.00 Per Month

10.

Accountant

8729.00 Per Month

Sl.

No.

Classes of Employees.

Minimum rates of

basic wages

(Rs. P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

11.

Typist

12.

Cashier

13.

Salesman

8524.00 Per Month

Explanations.—(1) Dearness Allowance.—In addition to

the minimum rates of bsic wages fixed above, the employees

shall be paid dearness allowance as follows:-

(i)

The dearness allowance shall be linked to the

Average Consumer Price Index Number for Chennai City

for the year 2010 (that is, 161 points with base 2001=100)

and for any further raise of every point over and above

161 points an increase of Rs. 52.90 (Rupees Fifty Two and

paise Ninety only) per month shall be paid as dearness

allowance.

(ii)

The revision of dearness allowance shall be

calculated on the first April of every year on the basis of

the average of the indices of the preceding twelve months

that is from January to December.

(iii) The first calculation shall be effective

from the date of publication of this Notification in the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette based on the Average

Consumer Price Index of the previous year.

(2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction

in the payment of wages shall be made in the case of

men and women employees.

(3) (i)

To arrive at the daily wages, the monthly

wages shall be divided by 26.

(ii)

To arrive at monthly wages, the daily rate of

wages shall be multiplied by 30

(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the

minimum wages fixed herein, such existing wages shall be

continued to be paid.

Revision of Minimum Rates of Wages for the Employment

in Gold and Silver Articles Manufactory under the Act.

[G.O. (2D) No. 111, Labour and Employment (J 1),

30th November 2018, è£˜ˆF¬è 14, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/LE/22/2019.—In exercise of the powers conferred

by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section

(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central

Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and

Employment Department Notification No.II(2)/LE/780/2013,

published at pages 699 and 700 of Part II—Section 2 of

the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 9th October

2013, the Governor of Tamil Nadu after consultation with

the Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of

wages payable to the classes of works in the Employment

in Gold and Silver article manufactory in the State of

Tamil Nadu specified in Schedules I and II below the draft

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of the same having been previously published as required

by clause (b) of sub-section(1) of Section 5 of the said Act.

This

Notification

shall

come

into

force

with

effect on and from the date of its publication in the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.

Schedule - I.

Gold Articles Manufactory.

Serial

Number.

Weight of gold for

manufacture of articles.

Minimum rates of

basic

wages (Per gram).

(1)

(2)

(3)

For

articles

with

stones

(Rs. P.)

For

articles

without

stones

(Rs. P.)

A. Piece rated wages

1 gram to 5 grams

96.91

242.26

Above 5 grams and upto

10 grams

67.86

193.82

Above 10 grams and upto

20 grams

46.85

145.35

Above 20 grams and upto

30 grams

43.60

96.91

Above 30 grams and upto

40 grams

38.77

77.53

Above 40 grams and upto

50 grams

33.94

67.86

Above 50 grams and upto

75 grams

29.09

58.16

Above 75 grams

24.22

48.44

B. Daily rated basic wages: Rs. 322.00 per day.

Schedule - II.

Silver Articles Manufactory.

A. Manufacture of Kolusu :

Serial

Number.

Class of Work.

Minimum

rates of

basic wages.

(Per kg.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(Rs. P.)

Drawing of a wire

38.77

Jathai Valaithal

484.54

Manufacturing Flowers

a) Ketty

290.74

b) Nice

242.26

Arumbu

58.16

Chain

96.91

Chalangai

242.26

Mukappu

387.65

Thirukani

339.15

Assembling (full shape)

436.08

B. Other Silver Articles :

Serial

Number.

Weight of silver

for manufacture of

articles.

Minimum rates of

basic Wages for every

10 grams and part

thereto.

(1)

(2)

(3)

For plain

items

(Rs. P.)

For

non-plain

items

(Rs. P.)

1 Grarn to 10 grams

58.16

77.53

Above 10 grams and

upto 20 grams

56.52

72.69

Above 20 grams and

upto 30 grams

53.33

67.86

Above 30 grams and

upto 40 grams

50.06

62.99

Above 40 grams and

upto 50 grams

48.44

59.78

Above 50 grams and

upto 100 grams

46.85

58.16

Above

100

grams

and upto 200 grams

43.60

58.16

Above

200

grams

and upto 500 grams

38.77

50.06

Above

500

grams

and upto 1000 grams

29.09

38.77

10.

Above One Kilogram

24.22

30.67

C. Daily rated basic wages : Rs. 311.00 per day

Explanations.-(1) Dearness Allowance.-In addition to the

minimum rates of basic wages fixed above, the employees

shall be paid dearness allowance as detailed below.

(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average

Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year 2010, that

is 161 points with base 2001 =100 and for every raise

of one point over and above 161 points, an increase of

Rs.1.90 (Rupee One and Paise Ninety only) per day shall

be paid as dearness allowance.

(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated

every year on the first April of every year on the basis of

the average of the consumer price indices of the preceding

twelve months, namely from January to December.

(iii) The first calculation shall be effective

from the date of publication of the Notification in the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette based on the Average

Chennai City Consumer Price Index Number of the

previous year.

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(2) To arrive at the monthly rates of wages, the daily

rates of wages shall be multiplied by 30.

(3) Where the same work or work of similar nature

is performed, no distinction in the payment of wages shall

be made between men and women employees.

(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the

minimum wages fixed herein, the existing wages shall be

continued to be paid.

Draft Notification regarding the Revision of Minimum Rates

of Wages for the employment in Coir Manufactory

under the Act.

[G.O. (2D) No. 112, Labour and Employment (J1),

30th November 2018, è£˜ˆF¬è 14, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/LE/23/2019.—The following draft of Notification,

which is proposed to be issued in exercise of the powers

conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3

and sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages

Act, 1948 (Central Act XI of 1948), is hereby published

for information of all persons likely to be affected thereby,

as required by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 5

of the said Act.

2. Notice is hereby given that any objection or suggestion,

which may be received from any person with respect

thereto, on or before 29th March 2019 will be considered

by the Government of Tamil Nadu. Objection or suggestion,

if any, should be addressed to the Principal Secretary

to Government, Labour and Employment Department,

Secretariat, Chennai-600 009 through the Commissioner

of Labour, DMS Campus, Chennai - 600 006.

DRAFT NOTIFICATION.

In exercise of the powers conferred by clause (b) of

sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section (2) of Section

5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central Act XI of

1948) and in supersession of the Labour and Employment

Department Notification No.II (2) / LE / 115 / 2015, published

at pages 222 and 223 of Part II — Section 2 of the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 4th March 2015,

the Governor of Tamil Nadu, hereby revises the minimum

rates of wages payable to the classes of employees

in the employment in coir manufactory, in the State of

Tamil Nadu, specified in column (2) of the Schedule below, as

specified in the corresponding entries in column (3) thereof.

The Schedule.

Employment in Coir Manufactory.

Serial

Number.

Classes of employees.

Minimum

rates of basic

wages.

Rs. Ps.

(1)

(2)

(3)

SKILLED:

(1) Driver.

(2) Machine Man.

6426.00

per month

(3) Mechanic.

(4) Operator.

Serial

Number.

Classes of employees.

Minimum

rates of basic

wages.

Rs. Ps.

(1)

(2)

(3)

II.

SEMI SKILLED:

(1) Driver (Helper).

6263.00

per month

(2) Assistant mechanic.

(3) Defibering Mechanic.

(4) Crusher.

III.

UN SKILLED:

(1) Turbo Cleaner.

(2) Machine Cleaner.

5938.00

(3) Drying Yard Carrier.

per month

IV.

PIECE WORK IN HUSKING:

(1) Splitting Transporting of husks

to rolling yard and putting it into

pit of sooking (for 1000 husks).

313.14

(2) Counting

husks

(1000

husks).

52.60

(3) Removal of split husks from

the pit (for 1000 husks).

83.50

(4) Beating of rotted husks (100

rotted husks).

81.45

(1) MUPPIRI COIR TWISTINGS:

(1) 1.80 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

500.43

(2) 2.15 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

500.43

(3) 2.88 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

700.22

(4) 3.60 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

895.75

(5) 4.32 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

1099.91

(2) MACHINE CLEANED FIBRE

TWISTINGS:

(1) 1.80 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

398.91

(2) 2.16metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

398.91

(3) 2.88 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

561.19

(4) 3.60 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

716.97

(5) 4.32 metre-one bundle of 100

coir each

871.09

VI.

ROPE MAKING:

(1) For converting 33 kilograms

of fibre into 4.50 cm ropes

386.38

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Serial

Number.

Classes of employees.

Minimum

rates of

basic

wages.

Rs. Ps.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(2) For converting 33 kilograms of

fibre into 5.00 cm ropes

350.10

(3) For converting 33 kilograms of

fibre into 10.00 cm ropes

301.21

(4) For converting 33 kilograms of

fibre into 3.80 cm ropes

398.91

VII.

Mat Making:

220.50

per day

VIII.

Bundling:

220.50

per day

IX.

Fibres Bundling:

(1) Mechanically operated (for 30

or 35 kilograms fibre bundling)

13.12

per bundle

(2) Manually done ( for 30 or 35

kilograms fibre bundling)

16.30

per bundle

Explanations.- (1) Dearness Allowance.-In addition to the

minimum rates of basic wages fixed above, the employees

shall be paid dearness allowance as follows:-

(i) The dearness allowance shall be linked to the

Average Consumer Price Index Number for Chennai City for

the Year 2010 (that is 161 points with base 2001=100) and for

every raise of one point over and above 161 points, an increase

of Rs.36.85 (Rupees thirty six and paise eighty five only) per

point, per month shall be paid as dearness allowance.

(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated on the

the first April of every year on the basis of the average of the

indices of the preceding twelve months, that is from January to

December.

(iii) The first calculation shall be effective from

the date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette based on the Average Consumer Price

Index of the previous year that is from January to December.

(2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction

in the payment of wages shall be made in the case of men and

women employees.

(3) (i) To arrive at the daily wages, the monthly wages

shall be divided by 26.

(ii) To arrive at the monthly wages, the daily rate of

wages shall be multplied by 30.

(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the

minimum wages fixed herein, such existing wages shall be

Continued to be paid.

Revision of Minimum rates of wages for the employment

in Synthetic Gem Cutting Industry under the Act.

[G.O. (2D) No. 113, Labour and Employment (J 1),

12th December 2018, è£˜ˆF¬è 26, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/LE/24/2019.—In exercise of the powers conferred

by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section

(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central

Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and

Employment Department Notification No.II(2)/LE/807/2012

published at pages 689 to 693 of Part II – Section 2 of

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 5th December

2012, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with the

Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages

payable to the classes of employees in the employment in

Synthetic Gem Cutting Industry, in the State of Tamil Nadu

as specified in the schedule below, the draft of the same

having been previously published as required by clause (b)

of sub-section (1) of Section 5 of the said Act.

2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on and

from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu Government

Gazette.

The Schedule.

Employment in Synthetic Gem Cutting Industry.

Kodaisirappu stone size

per 10 grams.

Minimum rates of basic

wages per gram.

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

1-4

4.02

5-8

4.44

9-12

5.04

13-15

5.25

16-20

5.84

21-25

6.05

26-30

6.65

Sannadam Jalladai stone

size.

Minimum rates of basic

wages per 100 pieces.

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

1-10

101.43

11-13

121.76

14-16

137.65

17-18

153.75

19-20

170.06

21-22

186.37

23-24

202.47

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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

Vandigal-Chathuram, Prabath, Pattu, Badani,

Mokkai, Rice

Stone Size.

Minimum rates of basic wages per gram.

(1)

Colour.

(2)

White.

(3)

(Rs.P.)

1-4

4.02

4.44

5-8

4.83

5.04

9-12

5.63

5.84

13-15

6.05

6.65

16-20

6.86

7.05

21-25

7.24

7.85

26-30

8.05

8.47

Kadai Munda, Sorukku Munda, Ashoka Chakkaram,

Disco Cutting, Diamond Pattai, Spade Pattai,

Parijatham, Diamond, Mearting, Triangle.

Stone Size.

Minimum rates of basic wages per gram.

(1)

Colour.

(2)

White.

(3)

(Rs.P.)

1-4

4.83

5.04

5-8

5.63

5.84

9-12

6.05

6.65

13-15

6.86

7.05

16-20

7.24

7.85

21-25

8.05

8.47

26-30

8.85

9.27

Uruttu Jalladai.

Minimum rates of basic

wages per 100. pieces.

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

1-10

88.97

11-13

105.26

14-16

121.36

17-18

137.65

19-20

153.75

21-22

170.06

23-24

186.37

Polishing:

For all Chathuram, Prabath, Sada Round, Oval, Badani,

Rice Stones.

Stone Weight

in Milligram.

Minimum rates of basic wages per

gram

(1)

Colour

(Rs.P.)

(2)

White

(Rs.P.)

(3)

200-400

24.36

28.17

401-600

20.12

24.36

Stone Weight

in Milligram.

Minimum rates of basic wages per

gram

(1)

Colour

(Rs.P.)

(2)

White

(Rs.P.)

(3)

601-800

16.31

20.12

801-1400

12.07

16.31

Above 1400

10.27

14.10

For all Vanki, Kadai Munda, Sorukku Munda, Disco

Cutting, Diamond Cutting, Spade Cutting Parijatham Cut-

ting, Diamond Triangle Stones.

Stone weight in

Milligram.

Minimum rates of basic wages

per gram.

(1)

Colour

(Rs.P.)

(2)

White.

(Rs.P)

(3)

200-400

28.17

32.41

401-600

24.36

28.17

601-800

20.12

24.36

801-1400

16.31

20.12

Above 1400

14.10

18.32

Polishing and Shaping:

Grade-I

Grade-II

American Diamond

Sannam

Uruvu

Jerguni (Uruvu Sannam)

Rs.64.82

Rs. 40.67

Rs.60.79

Bangle Size in shapping

Jalladai

Minimum rates of basic wages.

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

1-10

120.36

11-13

162.22

14-16

204.08

17-18

243.32

19-20

282.55

21-22

324.41

23-24

366.27

Vandigai Uruttu Bangle

Size in shapping.

Minimum rates of basic wages.

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

1-10

120.36

11-13

162.22

14-16

204.08

17-18

243.32

19-20

282.55

21-22

324.41

23-24

366.27

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[Part II—Sec. 2

Bangle Polishing Single

Cutting Jalladai.

Minimum rates of basic

wages per 100 pieces.

Grade-I

(Rs.P)

Grade-II

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

1-10

406.52

334.07

11-13

487.02

406.52

14-16

567.52

487.02

17-18

648.02

567.52

19-20

728.52

648.02

21-22

813.05

728.52

23-24

889.52

813.05

Double Cutting

Minimum rates of basic wages per

100 pieces.

Grade-I

(Rs.P)

Grade-II

(Rs.P)

1-10

487.02

402.50

11-13

567.52

487.02

14-16

648.02

567.52

17-18

728.52

648.02

19-20

813.05

728.52

21-22

889.52

813.05

23-24

970.02

889.52

Bangle Polishing

Size Sathuram

Rice

Minimum rates of basic wages per

100 pieces.

Grade-I

(Rs.P)

Grade-II

(Rs.P)

14-16

648.02

567.52

17-18

728.52

648.02

19-20

813.05

728.52

21-22

970.02

889.52

23-24

1054.55

970.02

Sannam Polishing

Jalladai.

Minimum rates of basic wages per

100 pieces.

Grade-I

Grade-II

Rs. P.

(1 )

(2)

(3)

1-10

406.52

366.27

11-13

446.77

406.52

14-16

487.02

446.77

17-18

527.27

487.02

19-20

567.52

527.27

21-22

607.77

567.52

23-24

648.02

809.02

CUTTING

For 10 gms

weight

issued.

Weight to

be given for

work.

Weight to

delivered

after

cutting.

Minimum basic

rate of wages

for 1000

Thalamani.

(Rs. P.)

Details of

colour

Thalamani.

Minimum

rates of basic

wages for

edge cutting

for 100 grams.

(Rs. P.)

(1 )

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

1 to

1000 grams

900 grams

1135.05

White, Red

14.10

sannam

50 to

1000 grams

900 grams

1537.55

3-7½

20.12

Sannam

100 to

1000 grams

875 grams

1903.82

Cup type

32.41

Sannam

150 to

1000 grams

850 grams

2753.10

Jerguni

48.72

Sannam

1 to

1000 grams

Selected

1416.80

For all

Sannam

Weight

colour size

1 to

1000 grams

Selected

1014.30

Sannam

Weight

Rice

1 to

1000 grams

900 grams

2427.07

Blue

Sannam

Diamond

Blue

1000 grams

875 grams

2837.62

Sannam

Emerald

1000 grams

Selected

2024.57

Emerald

Green

1 to 15

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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

Jerguni Uruvugal

Shaping.

Uruttu.

Number

of stones

per 10

gms.

Minimum rates

of basic wages

per gram.

(Rs. P.)

Number of

stones

per 5 gms.

Minimum

rate of

basic wages

per gram.

(Rs. P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

1-4

3.64

1-4

4.02

5-8

4.02

5-8

5.04

9-12

4.44

9-12

5.84

13-15

5.04

13-15

6.65

16-20

5.25

16-20

7.24

21-25

5.84

21-25

8.05

26-30

6.24

26-30

8.85

Jerguni.

Uruttu.

Sannam

Shaping

Jalladai.

Minimum rates

of basic wages

per 100 Pieces.

Jalladai Uruttu

Minimum rates of

basic wages

per 100 pieces .

(Rs. P.)

(1 )

(2)

(3)

(4)

1-10

104.65

1-10

88.97

11-13

121.76

11-13

104.65

14-16

138.67

14-16

121.76

17-18

154.36

17-18 .

138.67

19-20

171.46

19-20

154.36

21-22

185.76

21-22

171.46

23-24

202.86

23-24

185.76

25-26

219.76

25-26

202.86

27-28

243.32

27-28

219.76

Jerguni

Polishing

Uruvugal

Milligram.

Minimum rates of basic wages per gram.

Number-I.

Number-II.

Number-Ill.

(Rs. P.)

(Rs. P.)

(1 )

(2)

(3)

(4)

200-400

121.76

102.04

81.11

401-600

111.30

91.57

70.64

601-800

102.04

81.11

60.18

801-1400

91.57

70.64

50.71

Above 1400

81.11

60.18

40.67

Jerguni

Sannam

Polishing

Jalladai.

Minimum rates of basic wages per 100

pieces.

Number-I

Number-II

Number-Ill

(Rs. P.)

(1 )

(2)

(3)

(4)

1-10

813.05

692.30

563.50

11-13

1014.30

889.52

768.77

14-16

1215.55

1094.80

974.05

17-18

1416.80

1296.05

1171.27

19-20

1622.07

1497.30

1376.55

21-22

1819.30

1702.57

1581.82

23-24

2024.57

1903.82

1783.07

25-26

2229.85

2105.07

1984.32

27-28

2427.07

2306.32

2185.57

Herald Shaping.

Uruvugal Vandigai.

Number of

stones per

10 grams.

Minimum

rates of basic

wages per

gram.

Number of

stones per

5 grams.

Minimum

rates of

basic

wages

per gram.

(Rs. P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

1-4

8.05

1-4

9.66

5-8

8.85

5-8

11.27

9-12

9.66

9-12

13.09

13-15

10.46

13-15

14.70

Polishing Stone Weight.

Minimum rates of basic

wages per gram.

(Rs. P.)

(1)

(2)

401-600 milligrams

64.82

601-800 milligrams

56.56

801-1400 milligrams

48.72

Above 1400 milligrams

40.67

Explanations: (1) Dearness Allowance.- In addition to the

minimum rates of basic wages fixed above, the employees

shall be paid dearness allowance as indicated below:-

(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average

Chennai City Consumer Price Index Number for the year

2010, that is 161 points (with base 2001 =100) and for

every raise of one point over and above 161 points, an

increase of Rs.1.05 (Rupee one and paise five) per day

shall be paid as dearness allowance.

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[Part II—Sec. 2

(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated

every year on the first April on the basis of the average

of the indices for the preceding twelve months, that is from

January to December

(iii) The first calculation shall thus be effective from

the date of publication of the Notification in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette based on the average of Chennai City

Consumer Price Index for the previous year.

(2)

Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction

in the payment of wages shall be made between men and

women employees.

(3) To arrive at daily rates of wages, the monthly wages

shall be divided by 26.

(4) To arrive at monthly wages, the daily minimum wages

shall be multiplied by 30.

(5) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the

minimum wages fixed herein, the same shall be continued

to be paid.

Revision of Minimum Rates of Wages for the Employment

in Powerloom Industry under the Act.

[G.O. (2D) No. 114, Labour and Employment (J 1),

12th December 2018, è£˜ˆF¬è 26, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/LE/25/2019.—In exercise of the powers conferred

by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section

(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central

Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and

Employment Department Notification No.II(2)/LE/628/2013

published at pages 570 and 571 of Part lI-Section 2 of

the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 21st August

2013, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with

the Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of

wages payable to the classes of employees / classes of

work in employment in Powerloom Industry in the State

of Tamil Nadu as specified in column (2) of the Schedule

below as specified in the corresponding entries in column

(3) thereof the draft of the same having been previously

published as required by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of

Section 5 of the said Act.

2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on

and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette.

The Schedule

Employment in Powerloom Industry.

Serial

Number.

Classes of employees /

Classes

of Work.

Minimum rate of

basic wages.

(Rs. P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

I. Weavers' Cotton:

(1)

Pick

1.59 per metre

(2)

Pick

1.77 per metre

(3)

Pick

1.77 per metre

(4)

Pick

1.77 per metre

(5)

Pick

1.77 per metre

(6)

Pick

2.12 per metre

(7)

Pick

2.12 per metre

(8)

Pick

2.12 per metre

(9)

Pick

2.39 per metre

(10)

Pick

2.48 per metre

(11)

Pick

2.83 per metre

(12)

Pick

3.01 per metre

(13)

Pick

3.10 per metre

(14)

Pick 44 Dhoties

1.86 per metre

(15)

Pick 52 Dhoties

2.39 per metre

(16)

Pick 56 Dhoties

2.83 per metre

(17)

Pick 68-72 (Special

Dhoties - Double loom)

(Special Dhoties - Single

loom)

4.69 per metre

11.95 per metre

(18)

Coarse

Bedsheets

36-40

plain

4.34 per metre

coarse

Bedsheets

36-40

design

5.58 per metre

(19)

Drill varieties 31,36,38,38-40

picks

3.36 per metre

(20)

Derry varieties 60,28,30,32

picks

7.43 per metre

(21)

Jacquard

varieties

48,54,

60-32, 32 picks

7.43 per metre

II. Synthetic:

(22)

Pick

36 plain

2.48 per metre

(23)

Pick

56 Jari

3.10 per metre

(24)

Pick

36 Kottari

3.63 per metre

(25)

Pick

36/44 Nagpuri

Kottari

4.25 per metre

(26)

Pick

36 Jacquard

4.34 per metre

(27)

Pick

36/42 Dhoti

3.10 per metre

(28)

Pick

36/52 Dhoti

3.72 per metre

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Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

(29)

Pick 36/56/60 Dhoti

4.69 per metre

(30)

Pick 36 to 38 Saree Variety

4.25 per metre

(31 )

Pick 36 /40 Saree variety

4.25 per metre

(32)

Pick 36/42 fine Saree Variety

4.87 per metre

(33)

Pick 36/42 Art silk

6.20 per metre

(34)

Pick 52/56 Art silk

6.82 per metre

Ill. Other Workers:

(1)

Winder

1524.00 per week

(2)

Warper

1670.00 per week

(3)

Warper helper

1221.00 per week

(4)

Sizer

1422.00 per week

(5)

Cooker

1501.00 per week

(6)

Back sizer

1310.00 per week

(7)

Calender Man

1392.00 per week

(8)

Boiler Attender

1279.00 per week

(9)

Calender Helper

1279.00 per week

(10)

Drawer and Reacher

(together)

30.98 per 1000

ends

(11)

Weaver Helper

104.82 per 23

looms

(12)

Cleaner, Oiler (piece

checking, bolding bearing)

269.00 per day

(13) (a)

Pavu Pinaithal, Terry/

Jacquard ragam

282.00 per day

(b)

1500 to 2000 Ezhaigal Ulla

Pavukku First 1000 yarn

(14)

Clerk / Maistry

7094.00 per

month

Explanations.- (1) Dearness Allowance.- In addition to the

minimum rate of basic wages fixed above, the employees

shall be paid dearness allowance as indicated below:-

(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average

Consumer Price Index Number of Chennai City for the year

2010 that is 161 points (with base 2001=100) and for every

raise of one point over and above 161 points, an increase

of Rs.1.65 (Rupee one and paise sixty five only) per day

shall be paid as dearness allowance.

(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated

every year on the first April on the basis of the average

of the indices for the preceding twelve months, that is,

from January to December.

(iii) The first calculation shall thus be effective from

the date of publication of this notification in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette, based on the average Chennai City

Consumer Price Index Number for the previous year.

(2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction

in the payment of wages shall be made between the men

and women employees.

(3) To arrive at monthly wages, the weekly wages shall

be first divided by seven and then multiplied by 30.

(4) To arrive at monthly wages, the daily wages shall

be multiplied by 30.

(5) To arrive at daily wages, the weekly wages shall be

divided by 6 and the monthly wages by 26.

(6) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the

minimum wages fixed herein, the existing wages shall be

continued to be paid.

Revision of Minimum Rates of Wages for the Employment

in Autorickshaws and Taxis under the Act.

[G.O. (2D) No. 115, Labour and Employment (J 1),

12th December 2018, è£˜ˆF¬è 26, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/LE/26/2019.—In exercise of the powers conferred

by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and sub-section

(2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 (Central

Act XI of 1948) and in supersession of the Labour and

Employment Department Notification No. II(2)/LE/243/2014,

published at pages 323 and 324 of Part II- Section 2 of

the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, dated the 5th March

2014, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, after consultation with the

Advisory Board, hereby revises the minimum rates of wages

payable to the classes of employees in the employment

in Autorickshaws and Taxis in the State of Tamil Nadu,

specified in column (1) of the Schedule below, as specified

in the corresponding entries in column (2) thereof, the draft

of the same having been previously published as required

by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Sections of the said Act.

2. This Notification shall come into force with effect on

and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette.

The Schedule.

Employment in Autorickshaws and Taxis.

Classes of employees.

Minimum rates of basic wages.

(1)

(2)

(Rs. P.)

Drivers in Autorickshaws

(fitted with meters)

357.00 per day (or)

9274.00 per mensem

Drivers in Taxis

(fitted with meters)

405.50 per day (or)

10519.00 per mensem

Explanations.- (1) Dearness Allowance: In addition to the

minimum rates of basic wages fixed above, the employees

shall be paid dearness allowance as follows:-

(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average

Consumer price Index Number for Chennai City for the year

2010 (that is 161 points with base 2001 = 100) and for

every raise of one point over and above 161 points, an

increase of Rs.57.60 (Rupees fifty seven and paise sixty

only) per month shall be paid as dearness allowance.

(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated

every year on the first April on the basis of the average

of the indices of the preceding twelve months, that is from

January to December.

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[Part II—Sec. 2

(iii) The first calculation shall be effective from the

date of publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette based on the Average of Consumer

Price Index Number for the previous year.

(2)

(i) The daily rates of minimum wages include the

element of weekly holiday wages also,

(ii) To arrive at the daily rate of dearness allowance,

monthly rates of dearness allowance shall be divided

by 26.

(3) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the minimum

wages fixed herein, such existing wages shall be continued

to be paid.

Revision of Minimum Rates of Wages for the Employment

in Salt Pans under the Act.

[G.O. (2D) No. 116, Labour and Employment (J 1),

12th December 2018, è£˜ˆF¬è 26, M÷‹H,

F¼õœÀõ˜ Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/LE/27/2019.—In

exercise

the

powers

conferred by clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 3 and

sub-section (2) of Section 5 of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948

(Central

Act

1948)

and

supersession

the

Labour

and

Employment

Department

Notification

No. II(2)/LE/482/2014 publisheed at pages 540 and 541 of

Part II-Section 2 of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette,

dated the 13th August 2014, the Governor of Tamil Nadu

after consultation with the Advisory Board, hereby revises

the minimum rates of wages payable to the classes of

employees in the employment in salt pans in the State

of Tamil Nadu specified in column (2) of the Schedule

below, as specified in the corresponding entries in column

(3) thereof, the draft of the same having been previously

published as required by clause (b) of sub-section (10 of

Section 5 of the said Act.

2. This Notification shall come into force with effect

on and from the date of its publication in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette.

The Schedule.

Employment in Salt Pans.

Serial

Number.

Classes of

Employees.

Minimum rates

of basic wages.

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1)

Scraping

229.00 per day

(2)

Transporting from Crystalliser bunds to

drying platform

( i ) G u a r a n t e e d

minimum basic rates

of wages

226.00 per day

(ii) Piece-Rate.-

(a) per metric tonne

for a lead of upto

45 metres

34.37

Serial

Number.

Classes of

Employees.

Minimum rates

of basic wages.

(Rs.P.)

(1)

(2)

(3)

(b) per meric tonne

for a lead of more

than 45 metres and

upto 105 metres

20.86

( c )

f o r

e v e r y

additional lead of

60 metres over and

above 105 metres

20.86

(3)

Maramath

226.00 per day

(4)

Pumping Man

228.00 per day

(5)

Pump Attender

226.00 per day

(6)

Maistry

6682.00 per

mensem

(7)

Watchman

6367.00 per

mensem

(8)

(i) Tractor Driver

(including Krishi

Tractor)

6682.00 per

mensem

(ii) Pump Mechanic

(Diesel or electrical

S a l t

C r u s h i n g

Machine)

(9)

Clerk

6682.00 per

mensem

(10)

Removal, weighing,

filling up of bags

230.40 per 100

bags

(11)

Removal, weighing,

Filling up of bags,

s t i t c h i n g

a n d

transporting of salt

bags (75 kilograms

to 80 kilograms with

a lead of 30 metres)

650.72 per 100

bags

(12)

General Categories

(not covered under

any of the above

categories)

Suitable piece

rate subject to

a guaranteed

minimum basic

wages of

Rs.226.00 per

day.

Explanations.-(1) Dearness Allowance.- In addition to the

minimum rates of basic wages fixed above, the employees

shall be paid dearness allowance as indicated below:-

(i) The dearness allowance is linked to the Average

Chennai City Consumer Price Index for the year 2010, that

is, 161 points, (with base 2001=100) and for every raise of

one point over and above 161 points, an increase of Rs.1.40

Jan. 9, 2019]

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette

(Rupee one and paise forty only) per day shall be paid as

dearness allowance.

(ii) The dearness allowance shall be calculated on the first

April of every year on the basis of the average of the indices

for the preceding twelve months, that is, from January to

December.

(iii) The first calculation shall be effective from the date of

publication of this Notification in the Tamil Nadu Government

Gazette, based on the Average Chennai City Consumer Price

Index Number for the previous year.

(2) Where the nature of work is the same, no distinction in

the payment of wages shall be made in the case of men and

women employees.

(3) (i) To arrive at the daily rate of wages, the monthly rate of

wages shall be divided by 26.

(ii) To arrive at the monthly rate of wages, the daily rate of

wages shall be multiplied by 30.

(4) Wherever the existing wages are higher than the

minimum wages fixed herein, the existing wages shall be

continued to be paid.

Disputes between Workmen and Managements referred

to Labour Courts for Adjudication.

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LatE Notifications:—

Notifications by Government

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personnel and administrative reforms

department

Governor's Vigilance Medal for the year 2017 with

Cash Award

[G.O. (3D) No. 11, Personnel and Administrative Reforms (N),

18th December 2018, ñ£˜èN 3, M÷‹H, F¼õœÀõ˜

Ý‡´-2049.]

No.II(2)/PLAR/29/2019.—Under the Rules governing the

Governor's Vigilance Medal issued in Government Order

(Ms.) No.249, Personnel and Administrative Reforms (N)

Department, dated 25-02-1977, as amended subsequently, the

''Governor's Vigilance Medal'' for the year 2017 is awarded

to the following three Investigating Officers of the Directorate

of Vigilance and Anti-Corruption for their meritorious service

and the names of those officers are hereby published in

the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette as required under rule

15 of the said Rules:-

1. Thiru. K. Kumaraguru,

Inspector of Police,

Vigilance and Anti-Corruption, Madurai.

2. Thiru. C.R. Boopathirajan,

Inspector of Police,

Vigilance and Anti-Corruption, Salem.

Thiru. R. Boominathan,

Inspector of Police,

Vigilance and Anti-Corruption,

Virudhunagar.

S. SWARNA,

Secretary to Government.

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on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu