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| 1 | The current LTC Block Year is 2010-2011 & 2012-2013. The officers who have not availed LTC for the block year 2010-2011, can avail LTC for 2010-2011 till December 2012 under the extended validity | |
| 2 | i) the Government servant's wife or husband, as the case may be, and two surviving unmarried children or step children wholly dependent on the Government servant, irrespective of whether they are residing with the Government servant or not; ii) married daughters who have been divorced, abandoned or separated from their husbands and widowed daughters and are residing with the Government servant and are wholly dependent on the Government servatn; iii) parents adn/or step mother residing with and wholly dependent on the Government servant; iv) unmarried minor brothers as well as unmarried, divorced, abandoned, separated from their husbands or widowed sisters residing with and wholly dependent on the Government servant, provided their parents are either not alive or are themselves wholly dependent on the Government servant. EXPLANATION: The restriction of the concession to only two surviving children or step children shall not be applicable in respect of (i) those employees who already have more than two children prior to coming into force of this restriction i.e. 20.10.1997; (ii) children born within one year of the coming into force of this restriction; (iii) where the number of children exceeds two as a result of second child birth resulting in multiple births. | |
| 3 | Rule 2(c) of the All India Services (Medical Attendance) Rules 1954 specifies the family of the member of the srevice, which states as follows: i Husband or wife as the case may be, of the member of the service ; and ii The parents, sisters, widowed daughters, minor brothers, children and step-children wholly dependent upon the member of the Service and are normally residing with such member including dependent brothers, dependent divorces / separated daughters and step-mother. The members of the family shall be regarded as 'wholly dependent' upon the member of the Service if they ordinarily reside with the said member and their total monthly income does not exceed Rs. 1500/- | |
| 4 | The hometown once declared and accepted by the controlling officer shall be treated as final. In exceptional circumtances, the Head of the Department or if the Government servant himself is the Head of the Department, the Administrative Ministry, may authorize a change in such declaration provided that such a change shall not be made more than once during the service of a Government servant. Government of India Decisions (1) From time to time enquiries have been received as to how exactly the "home town" should be determined. The correct test to determine whether a place declared by a Government servant may be accepted as his hometown or not is to check whether it is the place where the Government servant would normally reside but for his absence from such a station for service under Government. The criteria mentioned below may, therefore, be applied to determine whether the Govt. servant's declaration may be accepted- (i) Whether the place declared by Government servant is the one which requires his physical presence at intervals for discharging various domestic and social obligations, and if so, whether after his entry into service, the Government servant had been visiting that place frequently. (ii) Whether the Government servant owns residential property in that place or whether he is a member of a joint family having such property there. (iii) Whether his near relations are resident in that place. (iv) Whether, prior to his entry into Government service, the Government servant had been living there for some years. | |
| 5 | According to AIS (PAR) Rules, 2007 annual health checkup in any hospitals of the choice of the members of the service at a cost of Rs. 5000/- or actual expenditure incurred will be reimbursable. (Government orders in this regard have been placed in the 'circular' link in open area) |
| Sl.No. | FAQ | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The current LTC Block Year is 2010-2011 & 2012-2013. The officers who have not availed LTC for the block year 2010-2011, can avail LTC for 2010-2011 till December 2012 under the extended validity | |
| 2 | i) the Government servant's wife or husband, as the case may be, and two surviving unmarried children or step children wholly dependent on the Government servant, irrespective of whether they are residing with the Government servant or not; ii) married daughters who have been divorced, abandoned or separated from their husbands and widowed daughters and are residing with the Government servant and are wholly dependent on the Government servatn; iii) parents adn/or step mother residing with and wholly dependent on the Government servant; iv) unmarried minor brothers as well as unmarried, divorced, abandoned, separated from their husbands or widowed sisters residing with and wholly dependent on the Government servant, provided their parents are either not alive or are themselves wholly dependent on the Government servant. EXPLANATION: The restriction of the concession to only two surviving children or step children shall not be applicable in respect of (i) those employees who already have more than two children prior to coming into force of this restriction i.e. 20.10.1997; (ii) children born within one year of the coming into force of this restriction; (iii) where the number of children exceeds two as a result of second child birth resulting in multiple births. | |
| 3 | Rule 2(c) of the All India Services (Medical Attendance) Rules 1954 specifies the family of the member of the srevice, which states as follows: i Husband or wife as the case may be, of the member of the service ; and ii The parents, sisters, widowed daughters, minor brothers, children and step-children wholly dependent upon the member of the Service and are normally residing with such member including dependent brothers, dependent divorces / separated daughters and step-mother. The members of the family shall be regarded as 'wholly dependent' upon the member of the Service if they ordinarily reside with the said member and their total monthly income does not exceed Rs. 1500/- | |
| 4 | The hometown once declared and accepted by the controlling officer shall be treated as final. In exceptional circumtances, the Head of the Department or if the Government servant himself is the Head of the Department, the Administrative Ministry, may authorize a change in such declaration provided that such a change shall not be made more than once during the service of a Government servant. Government of India Decisions (1) From time to time enquiries have been received as to how exactly the "home town" should be determined. The correct test to determine whether a place declared by a Government servant may be accepted as his hometown or not is to check whether it is the place where the Government servant would normally reside but for his absence from such a station for service under Government. The criteria mentioned below may, therefore, be applied to determine whether the Govt. servant's declaration may be accepted- (i) Whether the place declared by Government servant is the one which requires his physical presence at intervals for discharging various domestic and social obligations, and if so, whether after his entry into service, the Government servant had been visiting that place frequently. (ii) Whether the Government servant owns residential property in that place or whether he is a member of a joint family having such property there. (iii) Whether his near relations are resident in that place. (iv) Whether, prior to his entry into Government service, the Government servant had been living there for some years. | |
| 5 | According to AIS (PAR) Rules, 2007 annual health checkup in any hospitals of the choice of the members of the service at a cost of Rs. 5000/- or actual expenditure incurred will be reimbursable. (Government orders in this regard have been placed in the 'circular' link in open area) |
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