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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Two Vacancies of Administrative Members in the Central Administrative Tribunal, one each at the Ahmedabad and Patna Bench

  


D.O. N0.A-11013/9/2010-AT



  


GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL 8 TRAINING

MINISTRY OF PERSONNEL, PUBLIC GRIEVANCES

AND PENSIONS

NORTH BLOCK. NEW DELHI-110001

Website : hnpliwww.persmin.nic.in



  


20th April, 2010



  


Applications are invited from suitable eligible officers for two
vacancies of Administrative Members in the Central Administrative
Tribunal, one each at the Ahmedabad and Patna Bench.
  


2. The Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 got amended by the
Administrative Tribunals (Amendment) Act, 2006. As per sub-sections (2)
and (3) of Section 8 of the Act:


  


"(2) A Member shall hold office as such for a term of five years
from the date on which he enters upon his office extendable by one
more term of five years:


  


Provided that no Member shall hold office as such after he
has attained the age of sixty-five years.


  


(3) The conditions of service of Chairman and Members shall be
the same as applicable to Judges of the High Court."


  


3. The eligibility conditions as per Sub-section 2(a) of Section 6 of the
Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 as amended by the Administrative
Tribunals (Amendment) Act, 2006 (No. 1 of 2007) provides that-
  


"(2) A person shall not be qualified for appointment,-


  


(a) as an Administrative Member, unless he has held for at
least two years the post of Secretary to the Government of India or
any other post under the Central or State Government and carrying,
the scale of pay which is not less than that of a Secretary to the
Government of India for at least two years or held a post of Additional
Secretary to the Government of India for at least five years or any
other post under the Central or State Government carrying the scale
of pay which is not less than that of Additional Secretary to the
Government of India at least for a period of five years;"


  


Provided that the officers belonging to All-lndia services who
were or are on Central Deputation to a lower post shall be deemed to
have held the post of Secretary or Additional Secretary, as the case
may be, from the date such officers were granted proforma promotion
or actual promotion whichever is earlier to the level of Secretary or
Additional Secretary, as the case may be, and the period spent on
Central deputation after such date shall count for qualifying service
for the purposes of this clause;"


  


4. For the Administrative Members already working in CAT/SATs
who want to apply afresh, Section 10A of the Administrative Tribunals
Act, 1985 as inserted by the Administrative Tribunals (Amendment) Act,
2006 provides that-


  


"10A. The Chairman and Member of a Tribunal appointed before
the commencement of the Administrative Tribunals (Amendment) Act,
2006 shall continue to be governed by the provisions of the Act, and
the rules made there-under as if the Administrative Tribunals
(amendment) Act, 2006 had not come into force:


  


Provided that, however, such Chairman and the Members
appointed before the coming into force of Administrative Tribunals
(Amendment) Act, 2006, may on completion of their term or attainment
of the age of 65 or 62 years, as the case may be, whichever is earlier may,
if eligible in terms of Section 8 as amended by the Administrative
Tribunals (Amendment) Act, 2006 be considered for a fresh appointment
in accordance with the selection procedure laid down for such
appointments subject to the condition that the total term in office of the
Chairman shall not exceed five years and that of the Members, ten
years."


  


Current Members, who are finishing their term between 1st July
and 31s' December, 2010, would be eligible to apply if fulfilling the other
conditions.


  


The candidature of eligible Members of the CAT/SATs willing to be
considered for a fresh appointment may accordingly be recommended by
the Chairman, CAT/ SATs.


  


5. It is requested that this circular be given vide publicity and names
of such eligible officers who are willing to be considered for the post of
Administrative Member in the Central Administrative Tribunal may be
forwarded' along with their applications in the prescribed proforma
(attached). While forwarding the applications, the following points may
be kept in mind:-


  


(i) Quasi judicial experience with knowledge and experience in
dealing with service matters and laws would be essential.


  


(ii) It should be clearly stated that the officer(s) islare clear from
vigilance angle. In case any penalty had been imposed in
the past against any officer under the relevant Service Rules,
the details of the same may also be furnished.


  


(iii) Original CR dossiers, failing which certified copies of
Confidential Reports for the last ten years in respect of
recommended officers, may also be sent positively along with
the applications.


  


(iv) Interested officers may also send advance copies of their
applications. However, advance copies of the applications
would be considered only if the actual applications are later
received with all the above necessary requirements from the
cadre controlling authorities.


  


(v) The applications should reach the Secretary, Department of
Personnel and Training, North Block, New Delhi - 110001 on
or before 07.06.2010. It will not be possible to consider
avplications received after the due date.


  


6. The Central Administrative Tribunal has seventeen regular
Benches across the country. The appointment in the Central
Administrative Tribunal shall carry an All India transfer liability. The
selected persons are liable to be posted to any place having a Bench of
the Central Administrative Tribunal depending on the availability of the
vacancies / exigencies of work.


  


7. It has also been our experience in the past that sometimes persons
selected for appointment seek extension of time on one pretext or the
other and quite often decline to join later. It is made clear that persons
selected would have to join within three weeks from the date of issue of
appointment order failing which the appointment would be cancelled.



  


With regards,


Yours sincerely,

(Shandu Consul)



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Friday, August 7, 2009

47,068 vacancies in Railways filled during 2008-09






In a large organization like Indian Railways, vacancies are likely to exist at any point of time. The policy of the government is to fill up these vacancies promptly. General Managers of all Zonal Railways have been instructed to place indents with Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) to fill up Group ‘C’ vacancies and Railway Recruitment Cells to fill up Group ‘D’ vacancies.



As per figures available in Ministry of Railways, a total number of 47,068 vacancies were filled on the Indian Railways from April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2009.



Creation and filling of vacancies is a continuous process. Action has been taken by the Railways as necessary from time to time.



This information was given by the Minister of State for Ministry of Railways, Shri E. Ahamed in a written reply in Rajya Sabha today.
Source:PIB

Friday, July 10, 2009

1.7 lakh vacancies in Railways, Mamata informs Rajya Sabha




Indian Railways has over 1.7 lakh vacancies which will be filled after the current recruitment process is reviewed, railway minister Mamata Banerjee informed the Rajya Sabha on Friday.



Replying to questions, she said the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) is being reviewed. "We have to examine(the recruitment process) and address lacunae. We will come back once we have done the review."



She said there were issues of regional aspirations and problems in Maharashtra, Karnataka and Guwahati over RRB exams. "We are reviewing the entire process."



Of the total sanctioned strength of 15,66,964 employees, there were 1,72,444 vacancies, she said. Most of the vacancies were in Group 'C' at 1,12,566, followed by Group 'D' at 58,329. There are 1,549 vacancies in A and B, she said.



"Any large organisation like the Railways will have certain vacancies at any point of time. Arising of and filling up of vacancies is a continuous process," she said. "Vacancies arise due to normal retirement, voluntary retirements, deaths, promotions or creation of posts. Vacancies are filled primarily through
open market recruitment and promotions."



To a separate question, she said there was a backlog of 1,814 vacancies of SCs in Group 'C' service of the Railways and 1,688 for STs. There is no backlog of vacancies of SC and ST in recruitment for Group A and B.



Source: The Times of India


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Friday, April 24, 2009

Special Recruitment Drive to fill up the backlog reserved vacancies for PERSONS with DISABLITIES...




If any vacancy reserved for any category of disability cannot be filled due to non-availability of a suitable person with that disability or for any other suffcient reason,

such vacancy is not filled and is carried forward as a 'backlog reserved vacancy' to the subsequent recruitment year. In the subsequent recruitment year, the 'backlog reserved vacancy' is treated as reserved for the caregory of disability for which it was kept reserved in the initial year of recruitment and filled as such.
However, if a suitable person with that disability is not available in the subsequent recruitment also, it may be filled by interchange among the three categories of disabilities, failing which by appointment of a person other than a person with disability. It may, thus, be seen that if a vacancy is earmarked reserved for any category of disability and a suitable person with that disability is not available to fill it up in the initial year of recruitment, it becomes a 'backlog reserved vacancy' for first subsequent recruitment year.

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