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Monday, 5 October 2020
Requirement of minimum qualifying service scrapped
Ministry of Defence
Requirement of Minimum Qualifying Service Scrapped for Enhanced Family Pension w.e.f. 01 October 2019
As per existing provision, there is a requirement of continuous qualifying service of 7 years for grant of Ordinary Family Pension at enhanced rate to NoK of Defence Forces personnel.
Ordinary Family Pension at enhanced rate is calculated @ 50% of last Emoluments and Ordinary Family pension is calculated @ 30% of last Emoluments. Ordinary Family Pension at enhanced rate is payable for 10 years without any upper age limit from the date following the date of death of the personnel in service. Where service personnel dies after release/retirement/discharge/invalidment with a pension, Ordinary Family Pension at enhanced rate is granted for a period of 7 years from the date of death or up to attaining the age of 67 years, whichever is earlier.
The requirement of continuous qualifying service of 7 years is done away with w.e.f 1.10.2019 vide Govt. letter dated 05.10.2020
Further, Defence Forces personnel who died within ten years before the 1st day of October 2019 without completing continuous service of 7 years, his family shall also be eligible for family pension at enhanced rate w.e.f 1.10.2019.
ABB/Nampi/KA/Rajib (Release ID: 1661767)
Sunday, 4 October 2020
New Collector & DM for Jagatsinghpur District in view of forthcoming bye-election
Sangram Keshari Mohapatra, Collector & DM, Jagatsinghpur has been transferred and posted as OSD to Govt., GA&PG Department.
Saroj Mishra, OAS presently working as Additional Secretary to Govt. in Home Department is posted as the new Collector & DM, Jagatsinghpur.
Page visit reaches 3 lakhs : thanks all
Saturday, 3 October 2020
Government employees & pensioners will continue getting their DAs at 17% instead of the hiked 21%: FinMin Clarification
The Centre has not withdrawn its earlier order of DA hike suspension. Government employees and pensioners will continue getting their DAs at 17 per cent rate, instead of the hiked 21 per cent.
A message claiming that the Centre has withdrawn its earlier order to suspend dearness allowance (DA) hike is doing the rounds. Taking to Twitter, the Centre has clarified that it is fake news as no such new order has been passed. Government employees and pensioners receive DA which compensates for rising inflation.
On April 23, it was announced that the central government employees and pensioners will not get the new rates (21 per cent) of DA, which they were supposed to get from January 1, 2020. The DA rate will be again revised on July 1, 2021 taking into account of the previous hikes.
Friday, 2 October 2020
Thursday, 1 October 2020
Wednesday, 30 September 2020
Unstarred questions for monsoon session of Assembly
Modified posting of Desk Officers on promotion from Section Officer
On partial modification, the Desk Officers got promoted from the rank of Section Officers in last Notification are posted in the respective Departments as below in the revised Notification.
Functioning of Government Offices during October 2020
HIGHLIGHTS
👉50% Strength of employees in offices at Bhubaneswar & Cuttack (including Group-A Officers)
👉All State Government Offices throughout the State closed on Saturdays.
Tuesday, 29 September 2020
COVID-19 Test in Assembly: 184 found positive
4th Session of Odisha Legislative Assembly starts today.
29 September - 7th October, 2020
Sunday, 27 September 2020
Saturday, 26 September 2020
ASOs in Secretariat complete 4 years of service in October
#005 Government job updates Dt.26.09.2020
👉 Different posts conducted by OPSC, OSSC and OSSSC
ODISHA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (OPSC) was constituted on 1 April, 1949. It conducts the recruitment examinations for
# Odisha Civil Services,
# Odisha Judicial Services,
# Odisha Police Services and
# for various other services and for the posts of the State of Odisha as per Article 320 of the Constitution of India as per the provision of the Odisha Civil Services (Combined Competitive Recruitment Examination) Rule, 1991 and Odisha Judicial Service Rule, 2007 and subsequent amendments made thereof.
ODISHA STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION (OSSC)
The Odisha Staff Selection Commission (OSSC) was set up by Govt. of Odisha as a statutory body in the year 1994 for carrying out direct recruitment against Group-C posts in the State cadre (as against District cadre) as may be scheduled in the OSSC Rules, 1993. There are some 85 different cadres of posts/ services under various departments of Government.
The Odisha Staff Selection Commission Rules, 1993 (different posts conducted)
The Odisha Staff Selection Commission (Amendment) Rules, 2020
ODISHA SUB-ORDINATE STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION (OSSSC)
The Commission which became functional from 1 November, 2012. The commission intends to regulate the method of recruitment to all Group-C civil posts and services under different district offices of Government of Odisha.
Different posts conducted by OSSSC
👉 LATEST NEWS
Monsoon session of Assembly : Decisions taken in all party meeting
29th September - 7th October
# Session on saturday and Sunday also
# No session on 2nd October (Gandhi Jayanti)
Session schedule
First day : Starts at 11AM
Other days : Daily 4 hours.
# 10:30AM - 01:00PM and 03:00PM - 04:30PM
# No Question Hour
# Zero hour & adjournment motion to be allowed
Arrangements
No Covid-19 infected person shall enter the assembly.
RT-PCR test of all MLAs and their staff will begin from Saturday morning.
There would be another round of RT-PCR tests 5 days after the session begins.
Sitting arrangements have been made keeping in view the social distancing norm. Speakers Gallery and Visitors Gallery are also assigned to MLAs.
Those MLAs who can’t come to attend the session can join it from their respective districts through video conferencing facility from district headquarters.
PC: Twitter of Honble speaker
Thursday, 24 September 2020
Seniority issue : Home Department rejects petition of ASOs (Induction Batch)
Wednesday, 23 September 2020
Monsoon session of Rajyasabha and Loksabha adjourned sine die
The Monsoon Session of the Parliament was adjourned sine die on Wednesday, 7 days before the schedule, amid concerns of the spread of corona virus among lawmakers. The monsoon session was scheduled from September 14 to October 1, but it had to be cut short due to the spread of the virus.
Special arrangements for 4th Session of OLA
As precautionary measures for containing spread of Covid-19 during the forthcoming session of Odisha Legislative Assembly to be commenced from 29th September, special arrangements have been done for the members. Honble Speaker, Sri Surya Narayan Patro had visited OLA house on Tuesday to review the arrangements.