സ്ത്രീകള്‍ എങ്ങിനെ വസ്ത്രം ധരിക്കണം എന്ന് പുരുഷന്‍ നിഷ്ക്കര്‍ഷിക്കുന്നത് ശരിയോ? അല്ലെങ്കില്‍ തിരിച്ചും?

Friday, May 10, 2013

JEE (Advanced) – 2013 – Who are eligible to appear




JEE (Advanced) – 2013 - who are eligible to appear for JEE Advanced 2013 exam - Procedure for selecting the candidates
The following procedure will be used for selecting the 1,50,000 candidates who will be eligible to appear for JEE (Advanced) – 2013 based on their performance in JEE (Main) -2013.
·         50.5% of the 1,50,000 (75,750 candidates) will be taken from the top rankers of the Common Merit List (CML) of JEE (Main). 27% (40,500), 15% (22,500) and 7.5% (11,250) candidates will be taken from the top rankers of the category rank lists of OBC-NCL, SC and ST, respectively. The candidates figuring in the category ranklists will be those who do not figure in the 75,750 candidates chosen from the CML.
·         3% of the candidates selected within each category will be those belonging to PwD (Persons with Disability) sub-category, who figure in the respective rank lists of JEE (Main).
·         Only the candidate’s aggregate marks in JEE (Main) will be considered and no tie-break mechanism will be implemented at this stage. This will make the list of candidates eligible to appear in JEE (Advanced)-2013 slightly more than 1,50,000 due to bunching of candidates with the same aggregate marks at the bottom of each category.
Courtesy : http://gpress.in/

Monday, May 06, 2013

നഗ്ന ബോഡി സ്യൂട്ടില്‍ ഇഷാ ഷര്‍വാണിയുടെ അത്യുഗ്രന്‍ പെര്‍ഫോമന്‍സ്

നഗ്ന ബോഡി സ്യൂട്ടില്‍ ഇഷാ ഷര്‍വാണിയുടെ അത്യുഗ്രന്‍ പെര്‍ഫോമന്‍സ്


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ബോളിവുഡ് നടിയും ഡാന്‍സറുമായ ഇഷാ ഷര്‍വാണി സിനിമാഭിനയത്തെക്കാള്‍ അവരുടെ ഡാന്‍സിംഗ് പെര്‍ഫോമന്‍സ് കൊണ്ടാണ് ലോകപ്രശസ്ത ആയത്. ഡാന്‍സര്‍ ആയ അമ്മയുടെ കീഴില്‍ താനെ ഏഴാം വയസ്സില്‍ തന്നെ നൃത്തം അഭ്യസിച്ച ഇഷ കേരളത്തില്‍ അടക്കം നിരവധി വേദികളില്‍ തന്റെ പ്രകടനം പുറത്തെടുത്തിട്ടുണ്ട്. കഴിഞ്ഞ ഡിസംബറില്‍ ഷര്‍വാണി യു കെയില്‍ നഗ്ന എന്ന് തോന്നിക്കുന്ന ബോഡി സ്യൂട്ടിട്ട് അവതരിപ്പിച്ച നൃത്തം അത് കണ്ടവര്‍ ആരും മറക്കില്ല. ആര്‍ട്ടിസ്റ്റിക് ഫോട്ടോഗ്രാഫര്‍ ആയ ഡേവിഡ്‌ ഡിസൂസ തന്റെ ക്യാമറയില്‍ പകര്‍ത്തിയ ചിത്രങ്ങള്‍ ഇപ്പോഴാണ് പുറത്തു വരുന്നത്.
അദ്ദേഹത്തിന്റെ ക്യാമറയില്‍ പകര്‍ന്ന ചില ചൂടന്‍ ചിത്രങ്ങള്‍ നമ്മളിവിടെ പോസ്റ്റ്‌ ചെയ്യുന്നു.

Sources Boolokam

Indian Railway at a Glance





Golden Journey of Indian Railway – At a Glance
1831-33 : A thought to create railway development for the transportation between Madras and Bangalore cropped up.
1844 : R. S. Stephenson thought of creating East India Railway.

1845-46  : 
Survey work for new rail line for Calcutta–Delhi.

1848-49  : 
Construction of Howrah and Raniganj rail line.

1850 : 
Construction of Indian Peninsular Railway company for rail line between Bombay thane and Calcutta–Mirzapur rail line began.

1853 : 
Inauguration of Indian Railway on 16 April, 1853 by running train between Boribundar (Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus) and Thane.

1854 : 
24 miles railway line EIR, between Howrah Hoogely opened on 15 August.

1856 : 
Madras Railway company opened Madras Arkonam for passenger transportation.

1857 : 
Northern Railway began its first train between Allahabad and Kanpur on March.

1860 : 
Morse Telegraph Telecommunication started by Indian Railway.

1860-68 : 
Immediate Guarantee System began  East Indian Railway Great India Peninsula Bombay Baroda and Central India Railway and Madras states Railway participated in it.


1869-81 : 
Under new system state government were authorised to lay rail lines.

1890 : 
Indian Railway Act passed.

1905 : 
Formation of Railway Board.

1922 : 
Re organisation of Railway and more right were given.

1924 : 
Rail Budget was separated from General Budget.

1925 : 
E.I.R and GIPR were given separate place and right in railway management.

1925 : 
First rail electrification of Harbour branch of Bombay with 1500 volt DC.

1928 : 
Electrification of Bombay Suburban Section of  B.B. & C.I.R.

1931 :
 Electrification of Madras suburban section.

1937 : 
India got 3200 km long rail line on separation of Burma from India.

1939-42 : 
Security material for world war produced in railway workshops.

1942 : 
War transport established.

1947 : 
11,200 km long rail line to Pakistan.

1950 : 
First steam engine manufactured by Chitranjan  locomotive.

1950 : 
Nationalization of Indian  Railway.

1953 : 
Railway centenary celebrated throughout the country.

1955 : 
First diesel locomotive plied on metre gauge in Neville and Gandhidham section.

1955 : 
Coach factory established in Perambur.

1957 : 
Bombay Madras rail line from 25 KVAC inaugurated, Railway security Force Act passed.

1958 : 
Electrification of Howrah–Vardhman section.

1961 :
 First electric engine Lokmanya was manufactured by Chitranjan Locomotive.

1962 : 
First electric train ran between Bombay and Pune.

1964 : 
Kunjaru Committee organised to bring reforms in Rail administration.

1964 : 
Production started in Diesel Locomotive works Varanasi.

1970 :
 First combined planning of Railway (1970-85) started.

1972 : 
Manufacturing of steam engines stopped in Chitranjan Rail Engine Factory from 5 February, Jammu appeared on Indian railway map.

1974 : 
Third class in railway banished.

1976 : 
IRCON established in April.

1977 : 
Railway Time Table ‘Train At a Glance’ launched.

1979 : 
Central organisation for modernisation of workshop established.

1978 : 
Double Decker train service ‘Panchvati Express’ began between Bombay–Pune on 12 April.

1982 : 
Palace on Wheel started.

1984 : 
Metro train inaugurated in Calcutta.

1985 : 
Nation's first computerised reservation center began in New Delhi on 15 November, 1985, second combined planning (1985–2000) began.

1986 : 
Indian Railway Finance Corporation established.

1987 : 
Center for Railway Information Service established in New Delhi.

1988 : 
Indian Rail Electricity Institute established in Nasik optical fiber Communication Service started between Churchgate–Virat in 1988. India’s first Shatabdi Express New Delhi–Jhansi) launched.

1989 : 
Formation of Railway Time Committee and Railway Dhaba Authority.

1990 : 
Goods passengers train service began between India and Bangladesh.

1991 : 
First train service in Mizoram from Bhai Rabi station began on 6 March ‘Palace on Wheels’ started with new decore.

1992 : 
RFFC established. ‘Apna Wagon’ scheme began. For the first time in the world first women special Train between Churchgate–Borivallie on 5 May started.

1993 : 
Sleeper class began on 1st April. Formation of Ojha Committee to solve the problems of Konkan railway

1994 : 
Rail passengers Insurance Scheme launched. First Rail Bus service began between Medata road and Medata city of Northern Railway.

1995 : 
Metro rail began between Tollyganj and Damdam on 27 September. 1995 was celebrated as ‘Rail Consumer year’.

1996 : 
6 new regional rails formed in Hubali, Hajipur, Jaipur, Bhuvneshwar, Allahabad and Jabalpur. Formation of Delhi Metro Rail corporation Ltd. On 4 March, the name Mumbai VT changed to Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus.

1997 : 
Telephone service based on satellite started in August Kranti Express on 15 April.

1998 : 
Konkan railway fully in operation from 26 January. On 1 May Prime Minister dedicated to the nation. Walky–Talky communication between guards and drivers began. 3 phase Electric engines of 6000 HP began to be manufactured indigenously. ‘Fairy Queen’ got place in Guinness Book for having the oldest Steam engine in working condition.

1999 : 
At  Delhi railway station, worlds, biggest route relay interlinking began. Darjeeling Himalayan Railway declared world heritage by UNESCO. Nilgiri Mountain Railway celebrated its centenary.

2000 : 
Online rail information system started first time at the Church gate head office on 29 April. On 17 December at Kota station of western railway first time automatic charting system inaugurated.

2001 : 
22-28 January. BNR Hotel, Puri celebrated its platinum jubilee. On 24 February, at Chennai station first time Internet Trade Center was opened. On 5 November, Western railway celebrated its golden jubilee

2002 : 
On the beginning of 150th year of Indian Railway on 15 April, in a special programme. Mascot Bholuguard and special monogram launched.

2003 : 
On 5 January Western Railway celebrated golden jubilee of its Electric Rail Service. On 15 February the name of ‘Wheel and Axil factory’ changed as Rail wheel factory. On 1 May for the first time RailTel began broadband in the moving train in the world.

2004 : 
UNESCO declared Chattrapati Shivaji Terminus as world heritage.

2005 : 
Nilgiri Mountain Rail was declared world heritage by UNESCO. E-ticketing began in all the trains.

2006 : 
‘Anumati Yojna’ began to run passenger train from 26 January. A.C. facility for general public at lower prices began.

2007 : 
Throughout the country with 139 Telephones Extensive Railway Enquiry began.

2008 : 
First train service started in Kashmir Valley on 11, October.

2009 :
 Construction of Rail Coach factory started in Raibareilly. Capital of Tripura, Agartala joined with rail line. In March 40 years of Rajhani Express completed, Non–stop Duranto ran–first train ran between Sialdah and New Delhi on 18 September. Yuva Express trains began to run between Howrah and New Delhi.

2010 : 
Super Luxury Maharaja Express trains plied between Delhi–Mumbai and Delhi–Kolkata, civil Engineering Project Award of ACECC was given to Delhi Metro Rail corporation on 13 July. On the birth centenary of Mother Teressa, an exhibition train named ‘Mother Express’ started from Sialdah station. New system of train numbers began with 5 numerals on 20 December, first ladies special train ran between Kacheguda to Mehboob Nagar on 27 September. On 29 December Calcutta Metro became 17th Rail Division.

2011 : 
ID became essential for ‘Tatkal’ ticket–service from 11 February. On 11 April, Indore–Jammutawi, Malva Express proudly became the first train with bio toilets. Delhi metro was given carbon credit, the first in the world. First A.C. Double Decker ran between Howrah to Dhanbad, The longest tunnel opened in Kashmir on 14 October, RealTrain information system implemented in selected trains from 19 October, country’s third Metro rail service started in Bangluru (Namma), Vivek Express the longest rail service (Dibrugarh to kanyakumari) inaugrated, Law pertaining to Tatkal ticket (to be had a day before the journey) implemented on 21 November.

2012 : 
Third phase of Red Ribbon express to create awareness regarding HIV and AID, started on 12 January, ID proof made compulsory in A.C. classes from 15 February. Kakodar committee formed to provide better security submitted its report to Rail Minister on 17 February. For the modernisation of railway, Sam Pitroda Committee submitted its report or 27 February. From 3 March passengers could use their laptops, tablets and smartphone, through wi–fi facility available free of cost at station itself, This facility started only in Bangluru, Electronic Token system for reservation started simultaneously in Bhopal and Habibganj stations, from 1 April, from 1 May, the passengers could know the position of vacant seats without reaching at the counter. The facility first started at New Delhi station, Double Decker train ran between Delhi and Jaipur.
Courtesy : http://allexamguru.blogspot.in

കഷണ്ടിക്ക് മരുന്നായി

കഷണ്ടിക്ക് മരുന്നായി

‘ഡെന്‍സിഫിക് എന്ന് പേരുള്ള മരുന്ന്  ലോറിയല്‍ കോസ്‌മെറ്റിക് കമ്പനിയാണ് കഷണ്ടിക്ക് ഫലപ്രദമായ മരുന്നുമായി എത്തുന്നത്.
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അസൂയക്കും കഷണ്ടിക്കും മരുന്നില്ല എന്ന ചൊല്ല് മാറ്റി എഴുതുവാന്‍ തയ്യാറായിക്കോളൂ ! ലോറിയല്‍ കോസ്‌മെറ്റിക് കമ്പനിയാണ് കഷണ്ടിക്ക് ഫലപ്രദമായ മരുന്നുമായി എത്തുന്നത്.
സ്‌റ്റെം സെല്ലുകളെ ആധാരമാക്കിയുള്ള മരുന്ന്, തലയിലെ വളരാന്‍ ശേഷി കുറഞ്ഞ രോമകോശങ്ങളെ വളര്‍ച്ചയുടെ പാതയിലേക്ക് കൊണ്ടുവരുന്നു. ‘ഡെന്‍സിഫിക് ‘ എന്ന് പേരുള്ള മരുന്ന് തൊണ്ണൂറു ദിവസം കൊണ്ട് കഷണ്ടി ബാധിച്ച സ്ഥലത്ത് ആയിരത്തി അഞ്ഞൂറോളം പുതിയ മുടികള്‍ വളര്‍ത്താന്‍ ശേഷിയുള്ളതാണ് എന്നാണ് കണ്ടെത്തിയത്. മൂന്നു മാസത്തെ ചികിത്സക്ക് ഇരുപത്തി അയ്യായിരത്തോളം രൂപ ആകുമെങ്കിലും കനത്ത ബുക്കിംഗ് ആണ് നടന്നു കൊണ്ടിരിക്കുന്നത് എന്ന് കമ്പനി പറയുന്നു.
ഈ മരുന്ന് ഗള്‍ഫ് ഗേറ്റിനെ പൊളിക്കുമോ, മലയാള സിനിമാ താരങ്ങള്‍ക്ക് വിഗ്ഗില്‍ നിന്നും മോചനം കൊടുക്കുമോ എന്നൊക്കെ ഉള്ള കാര്യങ്ങള്‍ കാത്തിരുന്നു കാണാം.

Saturday, May 04, 2013

NDIAN CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION - SOME USEFUL INFORMATION


                Indian Civil Services
Civil  Service  Examination  2012  result  has  been  announced 
First rank  holder  from  Kerala
To  see the  list  of  winners
Please  click 
A  Real  picture  of Civil   Service  Exam  from  2007 to  2011
Year/Details
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Prelims Applied
333680
325433
409110
497187
Prelims Appeared
161469
167035
193091
NA
Mains applied
9158
11669
11894
11984
Interviewed
1883
2136
2281
NA
Selected
638
791
875
920

Civil Service Aptitude Test (CSAT) which involves 1 paper on general studies and 1 paper on aptitude test

Main test which has 9 papers, followed by an interview.
The Civil Services Exam is conducted for the recruitment of various administrative services of the government including Indian Revenue Service (IRS), Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS), Indian Police Service (IPS) and more.
must be a minimum of 21 years of age or maximum of 30 years of age on the first august of the year of the examination. The age restrictions on the Civil Services Exams may be relaxed for students from scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, other backward classes, disabled Defence personnel, and a few more. 
Minimum educational qualification  ----------------    must hold a degree from any recognised state, central or deemed university
If you   would like  to  appear for  civil  service exam   -  please click   Question  Bank     to  get question  paper  for  previous   year  examination  of   Civil  service  exam

Stage I: Preliminary examination - This is qualifying test held in May/June every year. Notification for this is published in December/January. Results are published in the first half of August.
Stage II: Main examination - This is the main test, held in October/November every year. Results are usually published in the second week of March.
Stage III: Personality Test (Interview) - It is the final test and is held in April/May every year. Final results are usually announced a few days before the next preliminary examination.
If you  want to  know  the real  position  of  civil  service  examination  2013 
Please  click     CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION 2013
Courtesy :   http://Postalguide100.blogspot.in  & http://sapost.blogspot.in/

Important Highlights of Civil Services Examination, 2012



The UPSC has declared the final results of Civil Services Examination, 2012 on Friday, the 3rd May, 2013. The following are the important highlights of the results :

 

·        The Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2012 was conducted on 20th May, 2012. A record number of 5,36,506 candidates applied for this examination, out of which 2,71,422 candidates have actually appeared.

·        13,092 candidates were declared qualified for the Main written examination held in October, 2012 out of which 2674 candidates were selected for the Personality Test conducted in March-April, 2012.  Finally 998 candidates (753 Male & 245 Female) have been recommended for appointment to the IAS, IFS, IPS and other Central Services against 1091 reported vacancies.  Vacancies unfilled presently are on account of 92 reserved community candidates qualifying on general standards. Depending on the options exercised by these candidates for service allocation, these vacancies will be filled by candidates recommended from the Reserve List that is maintained by the Commission.
·        TOP position has been taken by Female candidate, Ms.Haritha V. Kumar (Roll No.075502). She has doneB.Tech (E&C) from Kerala University.  This is her 4thattempt.
·        2nd rank is of Shri V. Sriram (Roll No.494891). He has done MBBS from Kerala University. This is his 2nd Attempt.
·        3rd position is bagged by another Female candidate Ms. Stuti Charan (Roll No.038970). She has done B.Scfrom Jodhpur University and PG Diploma in Personnel & Marketing Management from IIPM, Delhi. This  is  her  3rd attempt.
·        TOP position in GENERAL, ST and SC categories have been secured by Female candidates. Amongst top 25 candidates there are 13 Male and 12 Female candidates. 
·        The result also showcases the pan-India distribution of successful candidates of this Examination. Amongst the top 25 candidates, there  are candidates claiming domicile from as many as 12 States/UTs                 i.e.Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, ChandigarhDelhi, HaryanaJammu & Kashmir, Karnataka, KeralaMaharashtra, Rajasthan,Tamilnadu, & Uttar Pradesh.
·        The family background of top 25 candidates shows diverse representation from all walks of life with their parents being Farmer, Teacher, Businessman, Govt. servant, Doctor, Advocate, Professor  & Civil servant.
·        Amongst top 25 candidates 6 have made to the merit list in their 1st attempt; 9 in 2nd attempt;  8in 3rd attempt; and 01 each in 4th & 6th attempts. As many as 04 have already been recommended to services other than IAS on the basis of Civil Services Examinations of previous years.
·        Of the top 25 candidates - 12 appeared from Delhi; 4 from Thiruvanathapuram, 2 each from Chennai & Hyderabad; and 1 each from Jammu, Mumbai, Jaipur,Chandigarh and Allahabad Centres.

Creation of a Parcel & Logistics Division



Gratuity Pay under New Pension System

Gratuity Pay under New Pension System



Ministry of Finance 03-May, 2013

Gratuity Pay under New Pension System
Death-cum-Retirement Gratuity is paid to Central Government employees under New PensionSystem (NPS) as it is paid under the old pension scheme. The monthly annuity under the New Pension System (NPS) is only a replacement of pension on retirement and family pension of death after retirement. The benefits of Death cum Retirement Gratuity (DCRG) and pension/family pension have been provisionally allowed, vide the Office Memorandum of Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare No. 38/41/06-P & PW(A) dated 5.5.2009 in respect of Central Government servants covered under NPS in cases where a Government Servant is retired on invalidation/disability and in the case of death of a Government servant in service on the same rates as are applicable under the old pension scheme Central Civil Service (Pension) Rules, 1972. The retirement gratuity is payable to the retiring Government servant. A minimum of 5 years’ qualifying service and eligibility to receive service gratuity/pension is essential to get this one time lump sum benefit. Retirement gratuity is calculated @ 1/4th of a month’s Basic Pay plus Dearness Allowance drawn before retirement for each completed six monthly period of qualifying service. The maximum retirement gratuity payable is 16½ times the Basic Pay, subject to a maximum of Rs. 10 lakh. If the Government Servant dies while in service, the death gratuity shall be paid to his family at rates furnished in the table below:  



Sl. No.
Length of Qualifying Service
Rate of Death Gratuity
1.
Less than one year
2 times of emoluments
2.
One year or more but less than 5 years
6 times of emoluments
3.
5 years or more but less than 20 years
12 times of emoluments
4.
20 years or more
Half of emoluments for every completed six monthly period of qualifying service subject to a maximum of 33 times of emoluments.

Maximum amount of Death Gratuity admissible is Rs, 10 lakh with effect from 1.1.2006. 

This was stated by Minister of State for Finance, Shri Namo Narain Meena, in written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha today. 
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PIB
(Release ID :95539)

Computer keeps Restarting without warning



Your clients or even your own computer may keep restarting for no reason without warning.  First of all, when a computer keeps rebooting it can be caused by a wide range of problems,  from in compatable software such as Firewalls and Antivirus software, damaged or overheating  parts inside your computer or even in compatable peripherals such as printers and scanners.  Here are some computer repair tips to help you diagnose the problem.When a reboot occurs  from within Windows XP, your computer will totally restart without telling you what caused it.
 This is the default behavior when Windows XP encounters a system failure.

To see what the error was you can change the default behavior by right clicking on  “My Computer” and choosing “Properties”. Goto the “Advanced” Tab and under  “Startup and Recovery” press the “Settings” button.

Under the “System Failure” box there will be a check box saying “Automatically Restart”.  Untick this box and click Ok.

You can also check to see why your computer had a failure by checking the Events  log for error messages. You can see the Event Viewer by going to Run and type “eventvwr”.

Another cause for random reboots is that the computers processor is getting too hot. To check this,  enter the computers bios during boot (usually by pressing Delete, F1 or F10 when the  computer just starts) and there will be an option about the computers temperature  (often under “PC Health”).This should show you the current temperature of the computer and the emergency shutdown temperature. The emergency shutdown temperature is a safeguard  for when your computer gets too hot it will shut itself down to prevent damage. You can either raise the shutdown temperature or switch it off completely, however be warned  that you may damage your computer (or the clients) if the computer gets too hot. If the temperature  was causing the reboots then you should consider getting better cooling for the computer such as  more powerful CPU fans and more case fans.

FAQ related to One Rank One Pension (OROP)




FAQs on Implementation of OROP vide Govt. Order dated 17.01.2013 – PCDA (Pensions)

Q: 1 Are these orders applicable to those pensioners also whose date of commencement of pension is exactly 01.01.2006 ?
A: Yes, these orders are applicable to all the pensioners/family pensioners whose date of commencement of pension is on or before 01.01.2006.
Q: 2 The date of commencement of family pension in respect of a family pensioner is 01.04.2006 whose late husband had retired from the service on 31.08.1999. Will the family pension of the family be revised under these orders?
A: Yes, the family pension will be revised under these orders because the deceased soldier was a pre-2006 retiree.

Q: 3 It is being contended by some pensioners/their associations that the arrears on account of this revision should be paid w.e.f. 01.01.2006 as the orders are merely an amendment to GOI, MoD letter dated 11.11.2008. Please clarify?
A: As the provision of these orders are effective from 24th  September 2012. Hence no arrears shall be allowed for the past period.
Q:4 Will the additional pension also be revised accordingly ?
A: The improved pension will be the basic pension from 24.09.2012 and hence additional pension payable will also be revised accordingly by the PDA.
Q:5 The basic pension of a pre-2006 pensioner (Rank – Havildar , Group ‘D’) of Army having total qualifying service of 15 years is slated to be increased from 3500/- p.m. to 5301/- P.M. Is such a high increase in Basic Pension is in order?
A: The increase in BP from 3500/- to 5301/- P.M for the pensioner with particulars as mentioned above is in order. It is evident from the existing basic pension of 3500/-PM and the particulars given above that the PDA has not revised pension of the individual correctly w.e.f. 01.07.2009. The correct entitlement of the individual is as under:
Date
Amount (Rs.)PM
Ciruclar No.
01.01.2006
3500/-
01.07.2009
4635/-
24.09.2012
5301/-
Q:6 In most of the cases neither the pensioner has applied to the PDA for revision of their pension nor any Corr PPO or instructions have been received by the PDA from the PSA. Please supply the proforma of application in this regard?
A: It has been clearly mentioned in the orders that the revision of pension by PDAs has to be made with reference to Pension Tables annexed to the orders. No further authorization from the PSA or any application from the affected pensioner is required to carry out the revision.
Q:7 The tables annexed to circular No 501 & Circular No. 502 start from QS of 15 years onwards. How to revise the pension of a pensioner having less than 15 years if qualifying years?
A: Following elements of pension / type of pension are to be revised by PSA.
 Special Pension
 Invalid pension
 Service element of disability pension in respect of PBOR discharged with less than 15 years qualifying service
 Service pension of TA personnel irrespective of their QS service and
 Service element of War Injury Pension and Liberalized Disability Pension
Q:8 Mr. ‘X’ who is a Hony Nb Sub, Gp ‘D’ pensioner having total QS of 24 years is already drawing a basic pension of 7750/- PM. However as per table – 4 (Army) annexued to Cir No 501, his basic pension w.e.f. 24.9.12 should be 7601/- PM. Please advise how to regulate such cases.
A: The existing pension of the pensioner in such cases might have been revised by PCDA (P) by issuing Corr PPO (s) based on some courts orders etc. No action by PDA is required in such cases.
Q:9 Mr ‘X’ is a DSC pensioner in receipt of two pensions, one for regular Army service, and another for DSC service. Are both these pensions to be revised by PDAs?
A: The pension for regular Army service will only be revised under these orders by the PDA. A reference for revision of pension for DSC service will be sent to PCDA (P).
Q:10 The tables annexed to Circular No 501, in respect of DSC pensioner seem to be incomplete e.g. the table in respect of Sep of DSC are only up to QS of 23 years. How to revise pension of a sep of DSC who has total QS of 24 years or above?
A: Sepoy in DSC have maximum engagement period up to 20 years only with the exception that the maximum term of engagement can be up to 23 years in case of pensioner retired on or 30.5.98. Hence QS in such type of cases may be restricted to the maximum permissible and pension revised accordingly. Period-wise complete list of maximum terms of engagement for JCOs/ORs is enclosed in Appendix-X to Cir No 501.
Q:11 There is no table annexed to Cir No 502 to revise Ordinary Family Pension for NOKs of DSC Personnel. Please advise how to revise such cases ?
A: The family pension in respect of DSC personnel who are in receipt of family pension for only DSC service are to be revised at the same rates as given for family pensioners of Regular Army. DSC personnel on “clerical duty” and “other duty” are entitled for family pension of regular Army personnel of group “Y” and “Z” respectively.
Q:12 What are the basic fields/data required to revise pension under these order?
A: The basic fields/data required to revise pension under these orders are as follows:
1. Type of pension viz Retiring pension/service pension/ Ordinary Family Pension/ Special Family Pension/ War Injury Pension/ Dependant Pension
2. Rank of the pensioner
3. Group of the pensioner (only for JCOs / PBORs)
4. Qualifying service (without weightage)
5. Record Office
6. Date of commencement
7. Date of Retiremen
Q :13 How to look for the above information in the PPO or related record ?
A: In case of Post -86 retires all the information is generally available in the original PPO of the Pensioner. In cases where the required information is not available in the PPO or other record of the PDA, the missing information may be called for from the PSA concerned.
Q:14 In case of Pre-86 retires Qualifying service is generally not available in the PPO of the pensioner. Pl. advise the way out to regulate such cases.
A: The qualifying service in such type of cases can be looked for in the original Descriptive Roll of the pensioner or in the Corrigendum PPO(s). Original discharge book/certificate issued to the pensioner by the Record office is also an authentic source of such information.
Q:15 Is capturing of information about Record office financially importance or can be done away with?
A: Following are the 4 major categories of JCOs/PBORs based on Record office.
1. Naval Record Office
2. Air Force Record Office
3. DSC Cannanore Record Office
4. All other Record offices except those mentioned above.
Different tables are available to cater to these categories and hence the importance of information about Record Office can’t be done away with.
Some model Calculations are done here
Case – I
Name of Pensioner          J.S. Bala
Name of BankSBI Chandigarh
Existing Pension26050/-      ( Circular No. 397 )
RankColonel
Qualifying Service26 Years 05 Months
Date of Commencement07/06/1990
Being a commissioned officer of Regular Army, the revision is to be done as per Annexure –A (table No 1) annexed to PCDA (P) Circular No 500. Look in relevant column for the rank and relevant row for qualifying service. The revised pension w.e.f. 24.9.2012 comes out to 27795/- P.M.
 Case – II
Name of Pensioner          Smt. Amarjit Kaur
Name of BankSBI Mohali
Existing Pension8679/-      ( Circular No. 397 )
RankMajor
Date of Commencement19/07/1990
 Being the family of a commissioned officer of Army, the revision is to be done as per annexure –A (table No -2) annexed to PCDA (P) Circular No 500. The revised pension w.e.f. 24.9.2012 comes out to 10923/- p.m.
 Case – III
Name of Pensioner          Sukhvinder Singh
Name of BankSBI Ropar
Existing Pension13500/-      ( Circular No. 397 )
RankMWO-Hony.Flying Officerl
Qualifying Service34 Years
Date of Commencement01/01/1985
Date of Birth08/12/1929
 The existing pension of the pensioner is not in order. Firstly, it needs to be raised to 13590/- from 13500/- P.M. wef 01/07/2009 as per PCDA (P) Circular No 482 dt 19/04/02012. Then look for revised pension for the Rank and QS in Table -20 (Air Force) annexed to Circular NO 501. The revised pension should be 15465/- wef 24/09/12.
Moreover, as the pensioner is more than 80 years old, he is also entitled to additional pension corresponding to revised pension.
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