PATTERN AND SYLLABUS FOR EXAMINATION TO FILL UP THE POSTS OF MULTI TASKING STAFF .

D.G. Posts No. 45-14(i)/2012-SPB dated 31.07.2012.

It has been decided with the approval of competent authority that the 
pattern and syllabus for examination for filling up of the posts of Multi Tasking 
Staff by following modes of recruitment will be as indicated in the Annexure:

                      I.       Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Dak Sevaks

                     II.      Direct Recruitment from Open Market

  2.         It is requested that the pattern and syllabus for examination may be

brought to the notice of all concerned.

3.         The date for holding the examination(s) will be communicated separately

by DE Section.

Yours faithfully

(Alka Tewari) 
    Assistant Director General (SPN)

Annexure

Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of Multi Tasking  Staff by Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Oak Sevaks and from  Open Market

  I. Candidates shall be subjected to an Aptitude Test of the level of 10^th 
   class/matriculation covering the following subjects/topics:

Total Marks-100

Part .. 'A' - 25 marks -25 questions on General Knowledge - Multiple 
Choice Questions

Part '8' - 25 marks -25 questions of Mathematics - Multiple Choice 
Questions

Part 'C' - Two segments

     (i)           25. marks- 25 questions- English language- Objective

Type/Multiple Choice Questions

    (ii)          25 marks- 25 questions - Regional language*- Objective

Type/Multiple Choice Questions

* Where the regional language is also English the Part. 'C' shall comprise 
only one segment on English language of 50 marks, consisting of 50 
questions of Objective Type/Multiple Choice Questions.

II. DURATION OF EXAMINATION:

90 minutes

III. QUALIFYING MARKS:

a.       Parts A and B- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for SC/ST and  9 marks for OBC candidates in each part.

b.      Part C (Two segments)- Minimum 10 marks for OC_, 8 marks for  SC/ST and 9 marks for OBC candidates in each segment.

c.   Part C (One segment of 50 marks)- Minimum 20 marks for OC, 16  marks for SC/ST and 18 marks for OBC candidates.

d.    40% marks for ac_, 33 marks for SC/ST and 37 marks for OBC  candidates in aggregate

REVISION IN RATES OF HAULAGE CHARGES FOR MAILS CARRIED THROUGH TRANSIT SECTIONS

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GDS GROUP INSURANCE SCHEME-MODIFIED TABLE OF BENEFIT

A copy of Modified Table of Benefit in respect of EDAGIS-1992 & GDSGIS-2010 is reproduced below for the reference of concerning officials.

Most of the cases of EDAGIS & GDSGIS are kept pending for so many months and even some times years together with so many reasons best known to the competent authorities in almost all Divisions. Some times it is not hesitate to say totally ignored such benefit to the EDA / GDS also.

The subscription has been increased and opted  @ Rs.50/- per month or remained @ Rs.10/- per month with the apportioned benefit of Savings amount with certain rate of interest accumulated  would be payable at the time of Retirement / Resignation / Promotion / Death (to the successors) .

The rate of interest is accordingly modified at certain intervals and intimated by the competent authorities for the benefit of the subscribers.
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Look at the threatening order……..

Twelve Schedules - Indian Constitution - Study material for IPO Examination - Paper III There are  Twelve schedules to  the constitution  The Ninenth schedule was added by  the first amendment to constitution in 1951 and the 11th by  the 73rd and 74th amendment to 1992 First schedule (Under articles 1 and 4)  gives a list of the states and territories comprising  the union) Second  schedule Under arts 59(3), 65(3) , 75(6),97,125.148(3),158(3) consists of  5 parts Ato E Part  A fixes the remuneration and emoluments payable to the president  and governors Part B has been deleted by  the constitution (seventh amendment  ) act of 1956 Part c  contains  provisions as  to  the speaker and the deputy speaker  of the house  of the people  and  the chairman and deputy chairman of   the council  of states  and chairman  and deputy chairman of  the legislative assembly Part D co contains provisions as  to the emoluments of  the judges of the supreme court and  of the high courts Part E   contains provisions as to  the  comptroller and  auditor   general  of India Third Schedule (Under  Arts 75(4)  , 99  , 124(6), 148(2), 164(3), 188 and 219 contains forms   of oaths and affirmations Fourth Schedule Under art s 4(1)  and (20)  allocates seats for  each state and union territory   in the council  of states Fifth  Schedule Under  art  244(1)  provides for  for  the administration  and control of scheduled areas Sixth Schedule Under arts 214(2) and 275(1)  provides for  the administration of  tribal  areas in Assam, Meghalaya and Mizoram Seventh Schedule Under art 246 gives three lists 1.         Union  list contains 97 subjects in which  the union government has exclusive authority  2.       State List   contains  66 subjects which   are under  the exclusive  authority  of state governments 3.       Concurrent List contains 47 subjects where  the union  and states have concurrent powers Eighth  schedule Under  art  344(1) and 351(1)  gives  a a list of  Indian  Languaguge Ninth  Schedule Under art 31(b) was added by the constitution (first amendment)  act 1951. It contains  act and orders relating to land tenure , land tax, railways, industries  etc Tenth schedule Under art 101 , 102  ,191 and 192  it contains the anti-detection act Eleventh  Schedule Under art 243 G mentions functional areas or  subjects that are  necessary  for implementation of schemes for economic development and social justice to each panchayat Twelfth  Schedule Mentions three  types of municipal  committee  -nagar panchyat  for  transtitional municipal council for smaller urban areas and municipal corporation for large urban areas

CIRCLE SECRETARY POSTED BACK TO POSTAL STORE DEPOT AHMEDABAD

It is for information of members that the Circle Secretary was working at Circle Stamps Depot and it was very much uncomfortable to work there due to restricted entry of visitors and non working of mobile phone and he was on EOL for last three months. Now he has been posted back, on his request, to the Postal Store depot, Ahmedabad. Orders have been issued by Circle Office on 08.08.2012 and by SSP Ahd City Dn on 09.08.2012. The deputation will be up to 31.03.2013.

We convey thanks to Circle Administration for considering request.

He will join at PSD on 16.08.2012.

All may please note the new address as below:

Rashmin Purohit

Circle Secretary AIPEU Gr.'C'

Postal Store Depot

Near Shahibag Railway Crossing

Ahmedabad. 380 004

DISBURSEMENT OF SALARY/WAGES/PENSION TO THE CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES AND PENSIONERS IN THE STATE OF KERALA FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 2012 ON ACCOUNT OF ONAM FESTIVAL.

No 3(2)/TA/2012/518 

Ministry of Finance

Department of Expenditure

Controller General of Accounts

Lok Nayak Bhawan, Khan Market, 

New Delhi, Dated: 03-08-2012.

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Disbursement of salary/wages/pension to the Central Govt. Employees and Pensioners in the State of Kerala for the month of August, 2012 on account of ONAM festival.

        In view of the “ONAM” festival, the Government have decided that thesalary of all Central Government Employees in the State of Kerala for the month of August, 2012 may be drawn and disbursed by the Central Government Offices (including Defence, Posts and Telecommunications) on 27th August, 2012.

2. The wages for August, 2012 of the industrial Employees of Central Govt. serving in the State of’ Kerala may also be disbursed in advance on 27th August, 2012.

3. The pension for August. 2012 of all Central Government pensioners in the State of Kerala may also be disbursed by Bank/PAO’s on 27th August, 2012.

4      The salary/wages/pension so disbursed is to be treated as advance payment and subject to adjustment after the lull month’ssalary/wages/pension of each employee/pensioner is determined. The recovery, if any, will be made without exception from thesalary/wages/pension, as the case may be, for the month of September, 2012.

5. The concerned Ministries/Departments are requested to bring theseinstructions to the notice of their offices located in the Slate of Kerala for necessary action immediately.

6. Reserve Bank of India is requested to bring these instructions to the notice of all paying branches of all Banks located in the State of Kerala for necessary action immediately.

(Sonia Roy Burman) 

Jt. Controller General of Accounts

EXTENSION OF ORDERS FOR GRANT OF CHILD CARE LEAVE TO ALL CIVILIAN FEMALE INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYEES OF THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT

No. 12012/2/2009-Estt.(L)

Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, P.G. & Pensions

Department of Personnel & Training

New Delhi, the 1 st August, 2012.

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject- Extension of orders for grant of Child Care Leave to all Civilian Female Industrial Employees of the Central Government. '

The undersigned is directed to state that the matter regarding extension of benefit of Child Care Leave to all Civilian Female Industrial Employees of the Central Government at par with the civilian female industrial employees of Defence Establishment covered by the CCS (Leave)

Rules, 1972 has been under consideration of this Department. It has been decided in consultation with the Ministry of Finance (Department of Expenditure) to extend the benefit of Child Care Leave to all Civilian Female Industrial Employees of the Central Government at par with the civilian female industrial employees of Defence Establishment covered by the CCS (Leave) Rules, 1972 subject to condition provided in rule 43-C of the CCS (Leave) Rules, 1972, as amended from time to time.

2 These order shall take effect from the date of 01.9.2008. Earned Leave, if any availed by these employees between 01.9.2008 to till date specifically for the purpose of taking care of needs of their eldest two minor children may be converted into Child Care Leave.

Hindi version will follow.

(Vibha G. Mishra)

Director

COMRADE C.C. PILLAI’S (EX. SECRETARY GENERAL NFPE) ELDER SISTER MRS. LAXMI KUTTY AMMA (70 YEARS), EXPIRED TODAY (03.08.2012) FORENOON. NFPE CONVEYS ITS HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES (M. Krishnan, S.G NFPE

SPECIFICATIONS OF BAG LABEL FOR UNREGISTERED FIRST CLASS MAIL BAG

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AND WORKERS. STATE CONVENTIONS AND DISTRICT CONVENTIONS –SUGGESTIONS FROM NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

 

SOME SUGGESTIONS ABOUT THE STATE CONVENTIONS AND DISTRICT CONVENTIONS RECEIVED

IDEAS AND SUGGESTIONS ARE INVITED FROM OFFICE BEARERS AND STATE COMMITTEES

Dear Comrades!

On circulating the draft proposals for holding the State Conventions and other Programmes in preparation of nationwide strike on 12th December, 2012, the headquarters has received two suggestions from the President and the Working President. The suggestions are placed hereunder. More suggestions to make the programmes more successful are invited from National Executive Members and affiliated Organisations and State Committees. We intend placing all such suggestions in the website for the consumption of all concerned and to take a final view shortly - Secretary General Confederation.

SUGGESTION FROM PRESIDENT COM.S.K.VYAS

Dear KKN Kutty

I have gone through the draft proposal regarding campaign programme circulated by you.

As we do not have functioning State Committees of the Confederation in all the States, the programme of district level mobilization/ convention may not be possible in states having no such state committees.

I have therefore suggested during the month of Sept/Oct/Nov 2012 all organization affiliated with the confederation  may be suggested to hold convention inviting office bearers of all primary units Association affiliated with them. such convention would educate these units level leaders of our affiliates on the demands as also the need for strike action on 12.12.2012 they can be asked to go back to their units Association & re-educate & mobilize their membership & motivate them for the Strike action.

My above proposal may please be considered & conveyed to all our affiliates

Yours fraternally

SK. Vyas.

President

SUGGESTION FROM WORKING PRESIDENT COM.K.RAGAVENDRAN

Dear Comrade KKN – Greetings. The proposed State Convention to be addressed by the National Executive Members should be advised to be convened with all Divisional and Branch Secretaries of all Circle level Organisations besides the State / Circle Office Bearers of all the affiliates of the Confederation in one place. This will make these conventions strong in attendance and purposeful in quality. The purpose should be to educate the entire State level and Divisional level leadership  so that they should be able to span out to all Districts / Divisions within their Circle by the Office Bearers of the State Committee of Confederation [if confederation state body exists] and Circle Secretaries and Circle Office Bearers of all Unions to make the District level or Divisional level Conventions more educative and purposeful. The earlier practice of mobilising some employees of different organisations in the headquarters along with some office bearers of Confederation and Affiliates was insufficient for the purpose. I do not mean that ordinary employees in the headquarters city should not attend the convention. They can attend. But the attendance of all Circle Office Bearers of all Affiliates as well as the Divisional and Branch Secretaries of all Divisions / Branches of all Affiliates will make the State Convention a totally successful and purposeful one. This will be possible only if the all India affiliates of Confederation direct their State / Circle organisations to mobilize for such a composition of state conventions.

TRANSFER AND POSTING IN SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE GRADE OF INDIAN POSTAL SERVICE GROUP ‘A’{

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TRANSFER AND POSTING IN SAG OF INDIAN POSTAL SERVICE GROUP ‘A’

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CCS (JOINING TIME) RULES

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LOOK AT AN IMPORTANT ORDER DATED 18.04.2011

 ISSUED BY PMG RAJKOT 

IN CONNECTION WITH

RECOVERY FROM EMPLOYEES 

ON ACCOUNT OF MINUS BALANCE ETC

The order was issues after discussion in connection with our item of agenda of Bi-Monthly Meeting with PMG Rajkot dated 06.04.2011. 

Some Selected Model Questions for IPO Examination - Paper I

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1. Devaluation of a currency means Reduction in the value of a currency vis-a-vis major internationally traded currencies

2.  India changed over to the decimal system of coinage in April 1957

3 The first wholly Indian Bank was set up in 1894

4 The co-operative credit societies have a Three-tier structure

5 Reserve Bank of India was nationalized in the year 1949

6  In India, inflation measured by the Wholesale Price Index number

7. The budget deficit means Difference between all receipts and all the expenditure

8 Paper currency first started in India in 1542

9  Deficit financing means that the government borrows money from the RBI

10  Excise duty is a tax levied on the Production of goods

11 World Human Rights Day is observed on December 10

12  The World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5

13  OS' computer abbreviation usually means  Operating System

14  TMP' extension refers usually to what kind of file? Temporary file

15  Who co-founded Hotmail in 1996 and then sold the company to Microsoft? Sabeer Bhatia

16 What does EPROM stand for? Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory

17 DTP' computer abbreviation usually means Desktop Publishing

18  The Indian to beat the computers in mathematical wizardry is Shakunthala Devi

19  Who is known as 'Indian Bismarck Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

20  Who is the Flying Sikh of India Milkha singh

21  When was the first elevator built 1743

22  Who invented Dynamite Alfred B. Nobel

23 The Internet first implemented October 29, 1969

24  The National Song of India was composed by Bankim Chandra Chatterji

25 The National Anthem of India  was first sung in the year 27th December 1911,

26 George Bernard Shaw, the great dramatist, was An Irishman

27   The book 'Gulliver's Travels' was written by Jonathan Swift

28  Gita Govinda' is written by Jaya Dev

29  Tipu sultan was the ruler of Mysore

30  The language of discourses of Gautama Buddha was Pali

31 Where is the Railway Staff College located Vadodara

32  Garden City of India' Bangalore

33  Where is the headquarters of Oil and Natural Gas Commission Dehradun

34  Track and field star Carl Lewis won how many gold medals at the 1984 Olympic games Four

35  The 'Dronacharya Award' is given to Coaches

36  Who was the first Indian to win an individual medal in the Olympics Developing countries

37  India won its first Olympic hockey gold in 1928

38 The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) is located at Geneva

39 INTERPOL means International Criminal Police Organization

40  G-15 is a group of Developing countries

DA RATE WEF JULY 2012 TO BE 72% (7 % INCREASE) ESTIMATED

Based on AICPI (IW) - All India Price Index for Industrial Workers- June figure has just been released, DA rate will increase by 7% from July -2012 onwards.

CPI-IW on base 2001=100 for the month of June, 2012 increased by 2 points and stood at 208 (two hundred eight).

During June, 2012, the index recorded maximum increase of 8 points each in Mercara and Godavarikhani centres, 7 points in Puducherry centre, 5 points in Madurai, Howrah, Chennai, Lucknow and Warrangal centres, 4 points in 7 centres, 3 points in 13 centres, 2 points in 11 centres, 1 point in 18 centres. The index decreased by 2 points each in Ludhiana and Mysore centres and 1 point in 5 centres, while in the remaining 14 centres the index remained stationary.

The maximum increase of 8 points in Mercara centre is mainly due to increase in the prices of Rice, Poultry (Chicken), Tea (Readymade), Coffee (Readymade), Bidi, Refined Liquor, Firewood, Cinema Charges, Bus Fare, etc. In Godawarikhani centre this increase of 8 points is mainly due to increase in the prices of  Rice, Arhar Dal, Moong Dal, Groundnut Oil, Vegetable & Fruit items, Firewood, Petrol, Toilet Soap, etc. The increase of 7 points in Puducherry centre is due to increase in the prices of Rice, Arhar Dal, Poultry (Chicken), Fish Fresh, Fish Dry, Eggs (Hen), Vegetable & Fruit items, Cigarette, Cinema Ch///arges, Petrol, Tailoring Charges, etc. The increase of 5 points in Madurai, Howrah, Chennai, Lucknow and Warrangal centres is due to increase in the prices of Rice, Arhar Dal, Poultry (Chicken), Fish Fresh, Eggs (Hen), Vegetable & Fruit items, Petrol, Tailoring Charges, etc. The decrease of 2 points in Ludhiana centres  is mainly due to decrease in the prices of Onion, Vegetable & Fruit items, Firewood, etc. and the decrease of 2 points in Mysore is due to decrease in the prices of Rice, Vegetable & Fruit items, etc.

The indices in respect of the six major centres are as follows :

1. Ahmedabad 205

2. Bengluru 211

3. Chennai 197

4. Delhi 188

5. Kolkata 200

6. Mumbai 212

The point to point rate of inflation based on CPI-IW(General) for the month of June, 2012 is 10.05% as compared to 10.16% in May, 2012. Inflation based on Food Index declined to 10.45% in June, 2012 from 10.61% in May, 2012.

The CPI-IW for July, 2012 will be released on the last working day of the next month, i.e. 31st August, 2012.