G.O. RCS Circular 2012
G.O. RCS Circular 2012
G.O. RCS Circular 2012
From, To
Thiru P.Annamalai, IAS., The Joint Registrar,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Coimbatore, Cuddalore, Dindigul,
170, EVR High Road, Kanyakumari, Nagapattinam,
Kilpauk, Namakkal, Tiruvannamalai, Vellore,
Chennai 600 010 Villupuram and Virudhunagar Regions
--ooOoo--
I invite your attention to the letters cited, wherein you have been advised to place
orders for upgradation of Nova Net PC Centres as Common Service Centres for the
following and to retain 25% of the cost until the CSC is operationalised and certified by
you.
Common and compulsory
(i) Oxigen Prepaid credit Registration and account Rs 1655
opening
(ii) Oxigen Minimum initial credit value to be paid into Rs 3309
PACCS account
(iii) Training to Employees *
Rs 3750
*To be met from CEF/ICDP/CDF of NABARD
Optional
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Now, the I Net Secure has suggested that instead of retaining 25% of the
total cost, the PACCS may be asked to remit the cost as detailed below and that the
training cost may be withheld till the completion of the training
It has also informed that on completion of the Training Program, the Joint
Registrars may inspect the functioning of the Nova Net PC upgraded CSCs with regard
to the e-Services to ascertain the quality of the Training Program and release the cost
towards the Training. It shall also continue to provide online and telephonic support to
all the PACCS for a period of 3 months as handholding measure to enable PACCS to
become adept to the proposed e-Services.
(b) Optional
Laser Printer 4,975
(i)
Scanner 2,975
(ii)
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL (a) + (b) 12,914
In this connection, it is also noticed that many of the PACCS with Nova Net PCs
are also coming under Phase I computerisation and have placed orders for Scanners
from the ELCOT. In most of the PACCS the scanners are pending supply/pending
installation. In view of the availability of the scanners in the I Phase computerisation
from ELCOT, there is no need to place orders for supply of Scanners from I Net Secure.
I request you to report the names of PACCS under Phase I Computerisation for
which scanner is pending supply/ installation so as to take up the matter with MD,
ELCOT.
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It should be ensured that scanners ordered for the I Phase Computerisation is
utilised for the Nova Net PC centres now upgraded as Common Service Centres and
there should not be duplication for supply of scanners from ELCOT/INet Secure.
Sd/-
Registrar
// By Order //
For Registrar
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COOPERATIVE DEPARTMENT
From To
Thiru. P.Annamalai, I.A.S., The Joint Registrar
Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Erode and Tiruppur Regions.
No 170, EVR Periyar High Road,
Kilpauk, Chennai 600 010.
Rc. 61083/2011 ACS 2 Dated:18 .01.2012
Sir,
Now, with a view to utilize the infrastructure available in the form of NOVA
Net PC in the PACCS, the feasibility of upgrading the same, as Common Service
Centres was examined in the light of the proposals submitted by I-Netsecure, Chennai.
The position was also examined by a Committee and the Committee has recommended
that the CSCs may be established in PACCS where the NOVA Net PCs have already
been installed. Accordingly in the letter 3rd cited, instructions issued to 10 Regional Joint
Registrars to establish Common Service Centres in 500 PACCS by upgrading the existing
Nova Net PCs with broadband connectivity. Now it has been decided to establish
Common Service Centres in another 100 PACCS by upgrading the existing Nova Net PCs
with broadband connectivity. A statement showing the names of PACCS which have
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installed NOVA Net PC with Broad Band Connectivity as received from the Regions are
enclosed.
I request you to take the following steps to establish Common Service Centres in
the PACCS where the NOVA Net PCs have been installed.
(b) Optional
(i) Laser Printer Rs 4975
All the PACCS, seeking upgradation have to adopt common and compulsory
component. However, they may place orders for the peripherals coming
under the optional component based on the individual PACCS’s requirement
and orders may be placed with the I-Net Secure in the name of individual
PACCS. The orders shall contain the following terms and conditions, among
others:
(b) The Company shall maintain a Service Centre at each district to monitor
the performance of the upgraded Common Service Centres.
(c) The training cost should be withheld till the completion of the training.
(d) I-Netsecure will arrange for training at ACSTI, Chennai and Institutes of
Cooperative Management at the respective Districts.
(2) The Joint Registrars shall review the progress in the establishment of CSC by
way upgradation on weekly basis with the respective PACCS and the
representative of I-Netsecure
4 The cost towards ‘Training’ coming under the ‘common and compulsory
component’ shall be met from the Cooperative Education Fund of the
TNCU/funds of the ICDP/Cooperative Development Fund of NABARD.
I request you to ensure that orders for upgradation are placed before 20.01.2012
and work commences from 01.02.2012. I request you to report the progress in placing
the orders and commencement of upgradation process by 05-02-2012.
In this connection, it is also noticed that many of the PACCS with Nova Net PCs
are also coming under Phase I computerisation and have placed orders for Scanners
from the ELCOT. In some of the PACCS, the scanners are pending supply/pending
installation. In view of the availability of the scanners in the I Phase computerisation
from ELCOT, there is no need to place orders for supply of Scanners from I Net Secure.
I request you to report the names of PACCS under Phase I Computerisation for
which scanner is pending supply/ installation so as to take up the matter with MD,
ELCOT.
Sd/-
Registrar
// By Order //
For Registrar
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Encl: As Above.
Copy to The Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu Cooperative Union, Chennai – 10.
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From To
Thiru. P.Annamalai, I.A.S., The Joint Registrar
Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Coimbatore, Cuddalore, Dindigul,
No 170, EVR Periyar High Road, Kanyakumari, Nagapattinam, Namakkal,
Kilpauk, Tiruvannamalai, Vellore, Villupuram and
Chennai 600 010. Virudhunagar Regions
Rc. 61083/2011 ACS 2 Dated: 23.12.2011
Sir,
Now, with a view to utilize the infrastructure available in the form of NOVA
Net PC in the PACCS, the feasibility of upgrading the same, as Common Service
Centres was examined in the light of the proposals submitted by I-Netsecure, Chennai.
The position was also examined by a Committee and the Committee has recommended
that the CSCs may be established in PACCS where the NOVA Net PCs have already
been installed. Accordingly it has been decided initially to establish Common Service
Centres in 500 PACCS by upgrading the existing Nova Net PCs with broadband
connectivity. The names of PACCS which have installed NOVA Net PC with Broad Band
Connectivity as received from the Regions are enclosed.
I request you to take the following steps to establish Common Service Centres in
the PACCS where the NOVA Net PCs have been installed.
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(ii) Oxigen Minimum initial credit value to be paid Rs 3309
into PACCS account* -will be in PACCS A/C
(b) Optional
(i) Laser Printer Rs 4975
(b) The Company shall maintain a Service Centre at each district to monitor
the performance of the upgraded Common Service Centres.
© 25% of the cost shall be retained till these Common Service Centres
become fully operationalised. The amount will be released only after
ensuring satisfactory functioning of the Common Service Centres and
after personal inspection by the Regional Joint Registrar and the Circle
Deputy Registrars
(d) I-Netsecure will arrange for training at ACSTI, Chennai and Institutes of
Cooperative Management at the respective Districts.
(2) The Joint Registrars shall review the progress in the establishment of CSC by
way upgradation on weekly basis with the respective PACCS and the
representative of I-Netsecure
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(3) The expenditure incurred towards upgradation viz., Common and
compulsory components (except training) and optional component can be
subsequently be reimbursed from the CRDF of the TNCU by sending
necessary proposals through the Regional Joint Registrars.
4 The cost towards ‘Training’ coming under the ‘common and compulsory
component’ shall be met from the Cooperative Education Fund of the
TNCU/funds of the ICDP/Cooperative Development Fund of NABARD.
I request you to ensure that orders for upgradation are placed before 28.12.2011
and work commences from 01.01.2012. I request you to report the progress in placing
the orders and commencement of upgradation process by 5-1-2012
Sd/-
Registrar
// By Order //
For Registrar
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COOPERATIVE DEPARTMENT
From, To
Thiru P.Annamalai, IAS., The Joint Registrars,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies,
170, EVR High Road, All Regions ( Except Chennai )
Kilpauk, Chennai 600 010
--ooOoo--
You are aware that Hon’ble Minister for Cooperation has announced that 1100
Common Service Centres will be established during the current year.
Instructions have been issued for the up-gradation of 500 PACCS with Nova Net PCs
as Common Service Centres in the reference 3rd and 4th cited Now I Net Secure has
informed that the computers installed in the PACCS under the Phase I computerisation
may be upgraded to establish the Common Service Centres with the additional cost of
Rs 2500/-. Accordingly, with a view to establish Common Service Centres in the
remaining 400 PACCS and 100 PCARDBs, the following instructions are issued. The
names of 420 PACCS under Phase I computerisation with Broad Band connectivity and
100 PCARDBs as received from the Regions are enclosed.
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I request you to take the following steps to establish Common Service Centres in the
above 420 PACCS and 100 PCARDBs
(i) The up gradation consists of the following two components
(2) The listed PACCS/PCARDBs seeking upgradation shall place orders for the
common and compulsory components. However, they may place for the peripherals
coming under the optional component based on the individual PACCS/PCARDBs
requirements and orders may be placed in with the I-Net Secure in the name of
individual PACCS/PCARDBs. The orders shall contain the following terms and conditions
among others.
(b) I-Net Secure shall maintain a service centre at each district to monitor
the performance of the upgraded Common Service Centres
{c} Cost of the Training shall be retained till these Common Service
Centres become fully operationalised. The amount will be released
only after ensuring satisfactory functioning of the Common Service
Centres and after personal inspection by the Regional Joint Registrar
and the Circle Deputy Registrars
{d} I-Net Secure will arrange for training at ACSTI, Chennai and at
Coimbatore DCCB
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(3) The expenditure incurred towards upgradation viz., Common and
Compulsory components (except training) and optional component can be subsequently
be reimbursed from the CRDF of the TNCU by sending necessary proposals through the
Regional Joint Registrars
It is noticed that many of the PACCS under Phase I computerisation have placed
orders for Scanners from the ELCOT and they are pending supply/pending installation
in some of the PACCs .
I request you to ensure that orders for scanners shall be placed by the PACCS, only
if they have not placed orders with the ELCOT and that duplication for supply of
scanners from ELCOT/INet Secure should be avoided.
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I request you to report the names of PACCS under Phase I computerisation for
which scanner is pending supply/ installation, so as to take up the matter with MD,
ELCOT.
I also request you to review the position in regard to the PCARDBs, bank wise
and to advise the PCARDBs suitably for placing orders for scanners and Lazer Printers
based on their requirements.
Sd/-
Registrar
Encl: As Above.
For Registrar
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Cooperative Department
From To
Thiru P. Annamalai, I.A.S., The Additional Registrar,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai Region, Chennai
170, E.V.R. Periyar High Road, The Joint Registrars of all Regions
Kilpauk, Chennai.600 010
Sir / Madam,
****
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1. Persons retired from the cooperative institutions alone should be engaged
in the same institution and he should have worked in the cadre of
Assistant and above at the time of retirement, Persons retired within 3
years alone be considered for appointment.
4. He must not have been punished for any major irregularity by the
institution.
7. He shall not engaged for a period exceeding six months in the aggregate.
9. At any point of time the total number of employees in the Society shall
not exceed the cadre strength approved for the Society / or norms
approved for the particular Society / Bank by the Registrar.
10. Honorarium per retired employee shall be fixed at Rs.400 per day subject
to maximum of Rs.10000 per month.
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Primaries, necessary permission may be accorded at your level. The action
taken in this regard may be reported.
Sd/-
Registrar
For Registrar
Copy to the Special Officer, TNSACB, Chennai
Copy to the Special Officer, TANFED, Chennai
Copy to the Special Officer, TNCSARDB Chennai
Copy to the Special Officers of all DCCBs
Copy to the Deputy Registrar of all Circles
Copy to administrative Sections in Office.
Copy to Stock file.
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fhè¥gâæl§fS¡F gjéÍa®Î më¡fyh«.
//Miz¥go//
gÂthsU¡fhf
efš:
42
COOPEARTIVE DEPARTMENT
From To
Thiru. P. Annamalai , I.A.S., The Additional Registrar, Chennai Region.
Registrar of Cooperative Societies All The Regional Joint Registrars .
N0,,170 E.V.R Periyar High Road,
Kilpauk, Chennai – 600 010.
Rc No. 48672/2012 PACS 1 Dated : 07.09. 2012
Sir/ Madam,
In the reference cited above, permission has been accorded to engage the
retired employees of the cooperative institutions in their region to ease out the difficulties
on account of vacancies in the Primary Cooperatives subject to certain conditions.
/By order/
For Registrar.
43
Copy to: All Administrative Sections in office.
Copy to: The Special Officer TNSAC Bank, Chennai.
Copy to: The Special Officer TANFED, Chennai.
Copy to: The Special Officer TNSCA&RDBnk, Chennai.
Copy to: The Special Officer TNCCF, Chennai.
Copy to: The Special Officer, TNCU, Chennai.
Copy to: Stock File.
44
COOPEARTIVE DEPARTMENT
From To
Thiru. P. Annamalai , I.A.S., The Joint Registrars of all Regions .
Registrar of Cooperative Societies
N0,,170 E.V.R Periyar High Road,
Kilpauk, Chennai – 600 010.
Rc No. 74487/2012 PACS 1 Dated : 07.09. 2012
Sir/ Madam,
I invite reference to the letter second cited, in which draft special by laws
relating to the service conditions of the employees of the PACCS have been
communicated for adoption. Now representations have been received for certain
modifications to the Special By laws and accordingly the following instructions are issued.
In the reference second cited, it was informed to fix the cadre strength
with reference to the PACCS as per their member level loan outstanding as on 31.3.2007.
However, in view of the increase in the member level loan outstanding. I request you to
fix the cadre strength of the PACSS as per the member level outstanding as on 31.3.2012.
In case of PACCS having loan outstanding more than Rs.5 Crores one post of Assistant
shall be created for every increase of Rs.3 Crores as loan outstanding at the member level.
In case the number of employees is more than the cadre strength in any of the cadres, the
services of existing staff shall be allowed to continue till their retirement, resignation or
death treating the post as supernumerary one.
45
In addition to the above, I request you to register the following
modifications to the Special By Laws communicated with the reference cited.
Chapter
& Para As existing As modified
No.
Chapter Category of Post Category of Post
II – 3(2) 5 Fertilizedr Salesman / Attender 5 Junior Assistant / Junior Clerk
/Fertilizer Salesman
II – 3(3) 3 Pay and allowances 3 Pay and allowances
(4) Allowances to the differently
abled employees shall be allowed
as per the Registrar’s instructions
issued from time to time.
Chapter Qualification for appointment
II – 4(1) 5 Fertilizedr Salesman / Attender 5 Junior Assistant / Junior Clerk
/Fertilizer Salesman
Chapter Sanction of leave Sanction of leave
IV – (22) Xxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(6) The President / Special Officer (6) The President / Special Officer shall
shall be competent to sanction any be competent to sanction any kind of
kind of leave to the employees. leave to the employees except casual
leave. The Secretary shall be
competent to sanction the casual leave
to the employees of other categories.
Chapter Regulations Regulations
X 43 Regulation Regarding Employees 43 Regulation Regarding Employees
Provident Fund Provident Fund
(4) Save as provided in Regulation (4) Save as provided in Regulation 7,
7, every person shall subscribe every person shall subscribe monthly at
monthly at 10 paise per rupee on 12 paise per rupee on the basic pay
the basic pay and dearness and dearness allowance.
allowance.
46
I request you to issue instructions to the Circle Deputy Registrars to register the
special by laws with the above modifications and ensure that the above items viz. cadre
strength of each PACCS with reference to member leven outstanding as on 31.3.2012 and
also the Pay scale applicable to the PACCS to the class to which they belong, are correctly
incorporated in the Special Bylaws of the respective PACCS.
I also request you to acknowledge the receipt of the letter along with draft special
bylaws immediately.
I also request you to report the action taken in the matter early.
Sd/-
Registrar
For Registrar
Copy to the Deputy Registrars of all Circles For information and necessary action
Copy to Stock file
47
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49
COOPEARTIVE DEPARTMENT
From To
Thiru. P. Annamalai , I.A.S., The Joint Registrars of all Regions .
Registrar of Cooperative Societies
N0,,170 E.V.R Periyar High Road,
Kilpauk, Chennai – 600 010.
Rc No. 74487/2012 PACS 1 Dated : 08.11. 2012
Sir/ Madam,
I also request you to report the action taken in the matter early
Sd/-
Registrar
/By Order/
For Registrar
Copy to the Deputy Registrars of all Circles
- For information and necessary action
Copy to Stock file
51
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53
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(MSeç‹ Miz¥o)
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Ïiz¥ò
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brayhs® 7700-200/9-9500-225/12- 7700-200/9-9500-225/12-
12200-250/12-15200-275/12- 12200-250/12-15200-275/12-
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57
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225/12-15200-275/12-18500- 9500-225/12-15200-275/12-
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58
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200/9-9500-225/9-11525 7700-200/9-9500-225/18-
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br‹id.10
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gÂths®
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61
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62
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T£Lw΢r§f§fë‹ gÂths®
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jå mYty® jäœehLkhãy ntsh©ik k‰W« Cuf ts®¢Á t§»
br‹id 600 004
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64
CIRCULAR OF REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES
Thiru P. Annamalai, I A S.,
Registrar of cooperative societies
--ooOoo--
The Tamil Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank in the reference 2nd cited, has
informed that the meeting of the State Level Committee to guide the Cooperative Banks
on fixation of interest rates has been held on 16.12.2011 and that the Committee has
recommended the following modifications to the existing interest rates being followed by
the Cooperative Banks and Societies . The recommendations of the Committee has been
examined in detail and decided to accept the recommendations. Accordingly the following
broad guidelines are issued for adoption.
The Reserve Bank of India has deregulated the Rate of Interest on Savings Bank
Account and the individual banks have been given freedom to fix their interest on Savings
Bank Deposits upto Rs.1 lakh. Therefore, the rate of interest is fixed as follows:
a) For PACCS 4% 5%
However, the urban cooperative Banks are advised to take note of the market
conditions and the recommendations of the Interest Rates Committee on deposits
65
and advances and are advised to adopt the above rates taking into consideration of
their financial position.
Ultimate
NABARD TO TNSCB TO DCCBs to
Details w.e.f. borrower
SCB DCCBs PACBs
IV. Interest rate for the refinance from NABARD under Producers Organization
Development Fund
The revised Interest rate for the refinance from NABARD under Producers
Organisation Development Financed and suggested by the Committee is agreed to
and the revised rates and the margin available to the various tiers are indicated
below:-
66
Details Interest rates Margin
The Special Officers of District Central Cooperative Banks are requested to advise
their Branch Managers and the Special Officers of the Primary Agricultural of Cooperative
Credit Societies regarding the revision in Interest on the Deposits and the loans. The Special
Officers of the DCCBs are also requested to mark a copy of their instructions to this Office.
The Additional Registrar, Chennai Region and Joint Registrar of all Regions are requested
to communicate the contents of this circular to all Urban Cooperative Banks/ PCARDBs /
Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies immediately.
For Registrar
To
The Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu State Apex Coop. Bank, Chennai.600 001.
The Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu Cooperative State Agricultural and Rural Development Bank,
Chennai 600 004
Copy to the Special Officer, Tamil Nadu Coop. Union, Chennai.600 010
67
CIRCULAR OF REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES
Thiru P. Annamalai, I A S.,
Registrar of cooperative societies
--ooOoo--
In Registrar’s circular third cited, circular instructions were issued in regard to fixation
of interest rates on Savings Deposits, investment credit and weavers credits, Interest rate for
the refinance from NABARD under Producers Organization Development Fund. However,
in view of the clarifications raised by the DCCBs and Urban Cooperative Bank, the
following broad guidelines are issued for adoption in regard to Interest on Saving deposits
and Interest rate for the refinance from NABARD under Producers Organization
Development Fund. Other instructions in regard to investment credit and weavers credits
shall remain unaltered.
The Reserve Bank of India has deregulated the Rate of Interest on Savings
Bank Account and the individual bank have been given freedom to fix their
interest on Savings Bank Deposits. As per RBI directive, each bank will have to offer
a uniform interest rate on savings bank upto Rs.1/- lakh, irrespective of the amount
in the account within this limit. Second, for savings bank deposits over Rs 1/- lakh,
a bank may provide differential rates of interest, it so chooses, subject to the
condition that banks will not discriminate in the matter of interest paid on such
deposits, between one deposit and another of similar amount, accepted on the
same date, at any of its Offices. Therefore, the rate of interest is fixed as follows:
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Sl.No Type of institutions Present Revise rate
a) For PACCS 4% 5%
However, the Urban Cooperative Banks are advised to take note of the
market conditions and financial condition of their banks while fixing the interest
rates.
II. Interest rate for the refinance from NABARD under Producers Organization
Development Fund
The revised Interest rate for the refinance from NABARD under Producers
Organisation Development Financed and suggested by the Committee is agreed to and
the revised rates and the margin available to the various tiers are indicated below:-
The Special Officers of District Central Cooperative Banks are requested to advise
their Branch Managers and the Special Officers of the Primary Agricultural of Cooperative
Credit Societies regarding the revision in Interest on the Deposits and the loans. The Special
Officers of the District Central Cooperative Banks are also requested to mark a copy of their
instructions to this Office. The Additional Registrar, Chennai Region and Joint Registrar of
all Regions are requested to communicate the contents of this circular to all Urban
Cooperative Banks/Urban Cooperative Credit Societies/PCARDBs/Primary Agricultural
Cooperative Credit Societies immediately.
For Registrar
69
To
The Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu State Apex Coop. Bank, Chennai.600 001.
The Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu Cooperative State Agricultural and Rural Development Bank,
Chennai 600 004
The Additional Registrar,
Chennai Region, Chennai
All the Regional Joint Registrars
All the Special Officers of District Central Cooperative Banks
Copy to the Deputy Registrars of all Circles
Copy to the Special Officer, Tamil Nadu Coop. Union,
Chennai.600 010
Copy to all Administrative Sections in Office, AR (2 copies),
OE Section
Copy to Stock file.
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COOPERATIVE DEPARTMENT
From To
Thiru P. Annamalai, I.A.S., The Special Officers,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies, All Central Cooperative Bank
N.V. Natarajan Maligai,
170, Periyar E.V.R. High Road,
Chennai.600 010
Rc. 39546 / 2012 / CBS.1 Dated 8.5.2012
Sir/ Madam,
As per the reference first cited, general guidelines were issued on the
transfer of the employees of the District Central Cooperative Banks and the importance
of job rotation to them. Further, transfer period to be followed by the District Central
Cooperative Banks has also been indicated. Though clear instructions were issued on
the period of transfer. It is brought to the notice of the Registrar of Cooperative Societies
that in some of the District Central Cooperative Banks, transfers are being effected
during the “Non transfer period” for one reason or the other. As this will not only affect
the smooth functioning of the bank/branches but also affect the morale of the
employees. I, therefore instruct you to follow the instructions issued vide the letters cited
without any deviation. I advise you to follow the transfer period between the period of 1st
April and 31st of May every year and a minimum term of 2 years has to be followed,
excepting on promotion or adverse remarks eg. Malpractice, frauds etc. Please note
any deviation will attract disciplinary action.
Sd/-
Registrar
// By order //
For Registrar
Copy to Stock file.
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ÂU. g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g.,
T£Lw΢ r§f§fë‹ gÂths®,
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4. 31.03.2011 tiu kht£l k¤Âa¡ T£LwÎ t§»fS¡F mt‰¿‹ nf£Ãš
10 rjÅj« Tl tNš bjhifia¤ ÂU¥Ã¢ brY¤jhj bjhl¡f
ntsh©ik¡ T£LwΡ fl‹ r§f§fŸ.
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étrhæfS¡F¡ fl‹ tH§»l mDk¡f¥g£l mU»š cŸs bjhl¡f
ntsh©ik¡ T£LwΡ fl‹ r§f§fŸ.
X«/-
gÂths®
gÂthsU¡fhf
bgWe®
T£Lw΢r§f§fë‹ Ïiz¥gÂths®fŸ mid¤J k©ly§fŸ
jå mYty®fŸ, mid¤J kht£l k¤Âa T£LwÎ t§»fŸ
efš: jå mYty®, jäœ ehL khãy¤jitik¢T£LwÎ t§», br‹id 600 001
efš: mid¤J ruf¤ Jiz¥gÂths®fŸ
ÏU¥ò¡ nfh¥ò
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CIRCULAR OF REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES
Thiru P.Annamalai IAS.,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies
*****
The RBI in the reference first cited, has accorded permission to the SCB and
DCCBs for bullet repayment of gold loans upto Rs 1 /lakh as an additional option.
subject to the following conditions:
(1) The amount of gold loan sanctioned should not exceed Rs. 1 lakh at any point of
time.
(2) The period of loan shall not exceed 12 months from the date of disbursement.
(3) Interest will be charged to the account at monthly rests, but will become due for
repayment alongwith of principal only at the end of 12 months from the date of
disbursement.
(4) The Cooperative Bank/Society has to maintain a minimum margin of 30% and
shall sanction loan upto 70% of the market value of the jewels being pledged.
(5) Such loans shall be governed by the existing income recognition, asset classification
and provisioning norms which shall be applicable once the amount of principal
and interest become overdue.
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(6) The account would also be classified as NPA (sub standard category) even before
the due date of repayment, if the prescribed margin is not maintained.
The RBI has also clarified that crop loans sanctioned against the collateral security of
gold/gold ornaments shall continue to be governed by the extant income recognition,
asset classification and provisioning norms for such loans.
A copy of the RBI’s letter first cited addressed to the State and Central Cooperative
Banks is enclosed for ready reference.
As the RBI has already addressed the SCB and DCCBs , they are requested to adopt
the guidelines immediately, if not already done.
The Additional Registrar, Chennai Region, Joint Registrars of all Regions are
requested to communicate the above guidelines to the Special Officers of all Urban
Cooperative Banks, PCARDBs and PACCS.
The Additional Registrar, Chennai Region, Joint Registrars of all Regions and the
Special Officers of the DCCBs are requested to get the draft regulations approved by the
respective Circle Deputy Registrars and to commence the disbursement of jewel loans
under the new scheme. They are also requested to acknowledge the receipt of the letter
by next post.
Sd/-
REGISTRAR
For Registrar
To
The Additional Registrar, Chennai Region,Chennai
The Joint Registrars of all Regions
The Special Officer, TNSACB, Chennai
The Special Officer, TNCARDB, Chennai
The Special Officers of all DCCBs
Copy to the Deputy Registrars of all Circles
Copy to PACS.UB. ARDB Section
Copy to Stock File.
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CIRCULAR OF REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES
Thiru P. Annamalai, I A S.,
Registrar of cooperative societies
--ooOoo--
1. Eligibility Criteria”-
1) Rate of Interest:
2) Fluid Resources:
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3) Refund of deposit:
iv) The Special Officer, Tamil Nadu Cooperative State Agriculture and
Rural Development Bank is directed to frame a model Regulations
governing the deposit guarantee scheme for the Primary Cooperative
Agriculture and Rural Development Banks by suitably modifying the
regulations framed in G.O.Ms.No.139, Cooperation, Food and
Consumer Protection Department, dated 29.9.2010 for PACS as
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applicable to the Primary Cooperative Agriculture and Rural
Development Banks.
Existing To be amended
1. The bank will ordinarily obtain 1. The bank will ordinarily obtain
fund from the following sources: fund from the following sources:
iv) Deposit
The Regional Joint Registrars and the Special Officer, Tamil Nadu
Cooperative State Agriculture and Rural Development Bank should prepare
that the necessary amendment are to be made in the bylaws of the Primary
Cooperative Agriculture and Rural Development Banks.
Sd/- x x
Registrar
/ By order/
For Registrar
To
The Additional Registrar/Special Officer
Tamil Nadu Cooperative State Agriculture and
Rural Development Bank, Chennai.4
The Additional Registrar/Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank, Chennai.1
All Regional Joint Registrars
All Special Officers of District Central Cooperative Banks
All Circle Deputy Registrars
Copy to:
The Director of Cooperative Audit, Chennai.600 005
Stock file.
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Circular of the Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai.600 010
Thiru. P.Annamalai, I.A.S.,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies
Circular No 13/2012
Rc.47888/2012 CBP1 Date: 7.6.2012
--
In the Circular cited, instructions were issued that depending upon the market
environments of the banks, they adopt per gram rate for jewel loan between Rs 1600/- and Rs
1800/-
Now in the reference second cited, Special Officer, TNSACB has indicated that Gold
price has increased subsequently and that the present rate is Rs 2750/ approximately.
Considering the increase in the present rate of the gold, there are representations for increasing
the per gram rate to Rs 2000/ and suggested that the lending rate per gram may be increased to
Rs 2000/ -. The request has been examined and it has been decided to accept the request in view
of prevailing lending rates among the commercial banks and non-banking financial institutions.
Accordingly, it is informed that per gram jewel loan is fixed at Rs 2000/- to all
Cooperative Banks/Societies engaged in the jewel loan business. The instructions will come into
force immediately. However, it should also be ensured that whenever there is decreasing trend in
market rates for the gold, per gram rate of jewel loan should be scaled down to the extent of
not exceeding 75% of the prevailing market value of the gold immediately, without waiting
for Registrar’s instructions.
The Regional Joint Registrars are requested to issue necessary instructions to the Special
Officers of PACCS, PCARDBs, CMs and other Cooperatives engaged in the disbursement of jewel
loans.
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The receipt of the Circular should be acknowledged at once.
Sd/-
Registrar
For Registrar
To
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Circular of the Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai-10
Thiru P. Annamalai, I.A.S.,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies
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In Registrar’s circular first cited, the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies
have been permitted to disburse loans for minor irrigation purposes to the extent of
Rs.50,000/- on surety basis.
In Registrar’s circular second cited, the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies
have been permitted to lend upto Rs.50,000/- without any security/collateral requirement in
respect of all MT(Agri) Loans including loans for precision farming, minor irrigation, drip and
sprinkler irrigation.
In the reference 3rd cited, the Special Officer has informed, a committee consisting of
General Manager’s of 4 District Central Cooperative Banks Viz., Cuddalore, Dindigul,
Ramanathapuram and Salem was constituted to examine the security norms prescribed and the
committee suggested to permit the PACCS to lend upto Rs. One Lakh on surety basis without
any collateral requirement for all types of investment credit. The Special Officer, TNSCB has
recommended the suggestion of the committee.
Based on the recommendations of the Special Officer, Tamil Nadu State Apex
Cooperative Bank, the following instructions are issued to all the Primary Agricultural
Cooperative Credit Societies in respect of relaxation of security norms.
(1) To lend upto Rs.One Lakh without any collateral security/any collateral
requirement for all types of investment credit (agriculture loans) including
precision farming and minor irrigation.
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(2) To obtain mortgage of immovable assets for similar type of loans sanctioned
above Rs.One lakh.
(3) To continue the existing security norms for loans sanctioned between Rs.one
lakh and Rs.two lakh with tie up arrangement with sugar mills: (ie)
(a) Assets purchased or created out of loan sanctioned by the Primary
Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies should be hypothecated.
(b) Furnishing of Personal surety/Pledge of jewels.
The Special Officer of the District Central Cooperative Banks are requested to
acknowledge receipt of this circular by return of post.
Sd/-
Registrar
For Registrar
To
The Special Officers of all District Central Cooperative Banks
Copy to
1. The Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank, Chennai-1
2. The Additional Registrar,
Chennai Region,
3. The Joint Registrar of all Regions.
4. The Special Officer, Tamil Nadu Cooperative Union, Chennai – 10.
5. The Deputy Registrars of all circles.
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CIRCULAR OF THE REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIEITIES, Chennai - 10
THIRU P. ANNAMALAI, I. A.S.,
REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIEITES
--ooOoo--
The Hon'ble Chief Minister while reviewing the performance of the Co-
operative Department on 4.7.2011 has observed that the Co-operative Banks shall
extend interest free loans to the differently abled persons for their upliftment and also
informed that the interest loss to the Co-operatives for extending interest free loans to
differently abled persons will be borne by the Government.
3. Hon’ble Minister for Cooperation, while moving the demand for 2012-13 for
Cooperation, has announced that interest free loans to the extent of Rs 15 Crores will be
disbursed to the differently abled persons during the year 2012-13
4.The following detailed guidelines are issued for effective implementation of the
scheme and claiming interest loss from the Government:
(i) All loans disbursed to the Differently Abled persons from 1.4.2011
and repaid on or before the due date of repayment shall be eligible
for interest free loans from the Primary Agricultural Cooperative
Credit Societies / Urban Cooperative Banks / District Central
Cooperative Banks
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In other words, no interest shall be charged on the loan/loan
instalment if the same is repaid on or before the due dates.
(iii) The interest accrued on the said loan/ loan instalment as due from
the borrower will be claimed from the Government.
(ii) The DCCBs shall scrutinize the claims received from the Primary
Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies/Urban Cooperative Banks
and settle the eligible amount of the claim to the respective Primary
Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies/Urban Cooperative Banks
before 25th of the same month.
(iiI) After settling such claims, DCCBs shall consolidate the claims settled
for the particular month and send a consolidated claim to Tamil
Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank. The Apex Bank shall after due
scrutiny, shall release the amount to the District Central Cooperative
Banks.
After settling the claims of the PACCS /UCBs / DCCBs, the TNSACB
shall submit the claims to Registrar of Cooperative Societies for
claiming the same from the Government
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5. The Special Officers of the District Central Cooperative Banks are requested to
communicate the contents of this Circular to all the UCBs and PACCS which are implementing
the interest free loans schemes to the diffierently abled persons. The Special Officers of the
District Central Cooperative Banks are requested to give wide publicity by displaying the details
in the notice boards and by issuing pamphlets about the operation of the interest free loans to
the differently abled persons. This Scheme operative from 1-4-2011 onwards and the
borrowers need not pay any interest if the amount is repaid on or before the due date , The
Special Officers of the District Central Cooperative Banks are also requested to issue necessary
instructions to the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies/ Urban Cooperative Banks
and to mark a copy of the instructions to this Office for reference and record.
6. The Regional Joint Registrars are requested to monitor the disbursement of interest
free loans to the differently abled persons and the implementation of the scheme at UCB/PACCS
level.
The Special Officers of the DCCBs and the Regional Joint Registrars are requested to
acknowledge the receipt of the circular by next post.
Sd /-
Registrar
For Registrar
To
The Special Officer,
TNSACB, Chennai 600 001
The Special Officer of all District Central Cooperative Banks
The Joint Registrars of all Regions
The Deputy Registrars of all Circles
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T£Lw΢ r§f§fë‹ gÂths® br‹id -10 mt®fë‹ R‰w¿¡if
ÂU g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g,
gÂths®
--ooOoo--
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tH§f¥g£LŸsd. kh©òäF T£LwΤJiw mik¢r® mt®fŸ T£LwÎ mik¥òfëš
ghJfh¥ò elto¡iffis tY¥gL¤J« neh¡Fl‹ jhåa§» jftš bjçé¡F«
fUéiaÍ« (Automatic message dialer) bjhl¡f ntsh©ik¡ T£LwΡ fl‹
r§f§fŸ k‰W« eif¡fl‹ tH§F« T£LwÎfëš ãWtyh« v‹W« Ïj‹ fhuzkhf
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mYty®fS¡F cl‹ bjça thŒ¥ò V‰gL« v‹W« fU¤J bjçé¤jh®fŸ. bjhl¡f
ntsh©ik¡ T£LwΡ fl‹ r§f§fŸ k‰W« t§»fëš bjhl®ªJ ÂU£L Ka‰ÁfŸ
j‰bghGJ elªJtU« Nœãiyfëš, eif¥ghJfh¥ò K‹bd¢rç¡if elto¡iffis
nkY« tY¥gL¤j nt©o bghU¤j¥g£LŸs mšyJ òÂa mgha xë¥gh‹fSl‹
(Burglary alarm) jhåa§»¤ jftš bjçé¡F« fUéiaÍ« (Automatic message dialer)
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tH§F« mid¤J T£LwÎ mik¥òfS¡F« j¡f m¿ÎiufŸ tH§» Ï¡fUé
bghU¤j¥g£L brašgh£oš ÏU¥gij cW brŒJ bfhŸsΫ nf£L¡
bfhŸs¥gL»wJ.
X«/-
gÂths®
gÂthsU¡fhf
bgWe®
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CIRCULAR OF THE REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIEITIES, Chennai-10
THIRU P. ANNAMALAI, IAS.,
REGISTRAR OF COOPERATIVE SOCIEITES
--ooOoo--
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b. Eligibility:
(i) All crop loans disbursed during the period 1.4.2012 – 31.3.2013 and
repaid on or before the due date of repayment.
(ii) All crop loans disbursed during the period 1.4.11 – 31.3.12 and due
during the period 1.4.2011 – 31.3.2012 and repaid on or before the
due dates.
(iii) All crop loans disbursed during the period 1.4.11 – 31.3.2012, due for
repayment in the above mentioned period, repaid on or before the
due date and for which no claim has been made by PACS so far.
c. Mode of implementation:
(i) Crop loans will be disbursed at 7% rate of interest to farmer-member
by PACCS, subject to the conditions as stipulated by RCS /DCCBs
from time to time.
(ii) If the borrower repays the crop loan on or before the due date, then
no interest will be charged for the loan. In other words, his loan
account will be cleared on payment of principal amount only.
(iii) The interest accrued on the said crop loan till the date of repayment
will be claimed from the Government.
The claim shall be segregated into SC/ST farmers and Non- SC/ST
farmers. The claim statement shall be certified by the Secretaries of the
Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies, Circle Supervisor/
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Taluk Field Manager of the District Central Cooperative Bank and the
Special Officers of the respective Primary Agricultural Cooperative
Credit Societies.
(ii) The District Central Cooperative Banks shall scrutinize the claims
received from the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies
and settle the eligible amount of claim to the respective Primary
Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies before 20th of the same
month.
(iii) After settling such claims, DCCBs shall consolidate the claims for the
particular month received from PACCS and send the consolidated
claim to Tamil Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank (TNSACB) giving
all PACCS before the 25th of the same month.
The DCCBs should submit the claims for SC/ST borrowers and non-
SC/ST borrowers separately so as to avail the funds from the
The TNSACB shall after due scrutiny, settle the claims of DCCBs
(iv)
submitted in accordance with the instructions in 4(i) (ii) and (iii) before
30th of the same month.
(v) The TNSACB will prepare proposal for reimbursement of such claims
from Government along with a statement of disbursement of claims
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arising out of interest loss due to operation of this interest free crop
loan scheme, District Central Cooperative Banks-wise on a monthly
basis, and submit the same to Registrar of Cooperative Societies.
Registrar of Cooperative Societies in turn will obtain orders of
Government on the proposals of TNSACB and get the funds released
to TNSACB.
5. The Joint Registrars of all Regions and the Special Officers of all District Central
Cooperative Banks (except Chennai) are requested to issue necessary instructions to the Primary
Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies in the Regions to ensure that interest on Crop loan is
fully waived if they are repaid on or before the due date. As the scheme is intended to
encourage the farmers to repay the crop loan in time, the scheme should be given wide
publicity. The Circle Deputy Registrars and Regional Joint Registrars shall monitor the
implementation of the Scheme at their level and review the progress during the review meetings.
They are also requested to ensure that there is constant check on the genuineness of the claims
made by the respective Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies, as Government funds
are involved in the extension of the Scheme and any lapse will be viewed critically by the
Government. The Circle Deputy Registrars/ Regional Joint Registrars, the Special Officers
/General Managers /CROs of the District Central Cooperative Banks shall verify, test check the
claims made by the PACCS during their field visits. The JRs and Special Officers are informed that
any lapse on the part of the PACCS/Field Staff shall be dealt with very seriously.
6. The Regional Joint Registrars and the Special Officers of the District Central
Cooperative Banks are requested to acknowledge the receipt of the circular by next post and to
communicate its contents to their subordinates engaged in the implementation of the scheme.
The Special Officers of the District Central Cooperative Banks are requested to issue necessary
instructions to the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Credit Societies and to mark a copy of the
instructions to this Office for reference and record.
Sd/----
Registrar
For Registrar
Encl: As above
To
The Special Officer, TNSACB, Chennai 600 001
The Special Officer of all District Central Cooperative Banks
The Joint Registrars of all Regions
The Deputy Registrars of all Circles
Copy to the Special Officer, TNCU, Chennai 600 010
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Circular of the Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai.600 010
Thiru. P.Annamalai, I.A.S.,
Registrar of Cooperative Societies
Circular No 31/2012
Rc.47888/2012 CBP1 Date: 18.12.2012
--
In the Circular cited, instructions were issued fixing per gram rate for jewel loan
Rs.2000/- to all Cooperative Banks/Cooperative Societies engaged in jewel loan business.
Now in the reference second cited, Special Officer, TNSACB has indicated that
Gold price has increased subsequently and that the present per gram rate is hovering
around Rs.3000/- approximately and that most of the private sector Banks have
increased the per gram rate to Rs.2250/- and requested that the per gram for the
Cooperative may also be increase to Rs.2250 in order to compete with other Banks. The
request has been examined and it has been decided to accept the request in view of
prevailing lending rates among the commercial banks and non-banking financial
institutions.
Accordingly, it is informed that per gram jewel loan is revised and fixed at Rs
2250/- to all Cooperative Banks/Societies engaged in the jewel loan business. The
instructions will come into force immediately. However, it should also be ensured that
whenever there is decreasing trend in market rates for the gold, per gram rate of jewel
loan should be scaled down to the extent of not exceeding 75% of the prevailing
market value of the gold immediately, without waiting for Registrar’s instructions.
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The Regional Joint Registrars are requested to issue necessary instructions to the
Special Officers of PACCS, PCARDBs, CMs and other Cooperatives engaged in the
disbursement of jewel loans.
The receipt of the Circular should be acknowledged at once.
Sd./
Registrar
For Registrar
To
The Additional Registrar, Chennai Region, Chennai
All the Regional Joint Registrars
The Special Officers of all District Central Cooperative Banks
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3. ÏtUila gjé¡Fça r«gs é»j¤Âš Mu«g mo¥gil
r«gs¤Âš k£Lnk ÏtuJ r«gs« ã®za« brŒa¥gL«.
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br‹id.9
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bj‹fhÁ – 627 811
ÏU¥ò¡ nfh¥ò / cÂç
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ÃçÎ mYty®
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ÂU. g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g.,
gÂths®
R‰w¿¡if v©. 1/ 2012
e.f. 118386/ 2011 / ET3 ehŸ: 3.1.2012
/Miz¥go/
gÂthsU¡fhf
bgWe®
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2. mid¤J k©ly Ïiz¥gÂths®fŸ
3. jå mYty®fŸ mid¤J Ef®nth® T£LwÎ g©lfrhiyfŸ
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T£LwÎr¤ Jiw mik¢r® mYtyf«, jiyik¢ brayf«, br‹id.9 – jftY¡fhf
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Circular of Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Kilpauk, Chennai.600 010
Thiru P. Annamalai, I.A.S.,
Registrar
a) It should be ensured that the stock should not be held for more than a
month and the supplier has to take it back if not sold within a month.
g) No Sales persons of any Fair Price Shops should compel the family
card holders to buy this product.
h) This product should be given to any Fair Price Shops, where there is no
separate place for keeping and selling away from the regular Public
Distribution System items.
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i) This product should not be kept along with Rice, Grams, Wheat, Sugar,
Palm Oil etc.
Sd/- P. Annamalai
Registrar
/ By Order /
For Registrar
To
Copy to
PDS, CCS, CM, PACS, GC Section in Office
Copy to
Stock file
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T£Lw΢ r§f§fë‹ gÂths® mt®fë‹ R‰w¿¡if , Ñœ¥gh¡f«, br‹id.10
ÂU. g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g.,
gÂths®
R‰w¿¡if v©. 24/ 2012
e.f. 73168 / 2012 / ETg2 ehŸ: 31.8.2012
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ÂU. g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g.,
gÂths®
ãgªjidfŸ
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X«/- g. m©zhkiy
gÂths®
/ Miz¥go/
gÂthsU¡fhf
bgWe®
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2. mid¤J k©ly Ïiz¥gÂths®fŸ
3. jå mYty®fŸ mid¤J T£LwÎ bkh¤j é‰gid
g©lfrhiyfŸ
4. Ïiz¥gÂths®, bghé I & II
5. gÂths® mYtyf ã®thf¥ ÃçÎfŸ
ÏU¥ò nfh¥Ã‰F
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ÂU. g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g.,
gÂths®
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gÂthsU¡fhf
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2. Ïiz¥gÂths® (bghJ éãnahf¤ £l«) br‹id-1 k‰W« 2
3. mid¤J k©ly Ïiz¥gÂths®fŸ
1. mid¤J Jiz¥gÂths®fŸ (bghJéãnahf¤ Âll«)
2. jå mYty® mid¤J kht£l Ef®nth® T£LwÎ bkh¤j é‰gid
g©lfrhiyfŸ
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mD¥òe® bgWe®
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T£Lw΢ r§f§fë‹ gÂths®, jäœehL T£LwÎ x‹¿a«
170, bgçah® <.bt.uh. beLŠrhiy, br‹id.600 010
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108
MwhtJ CÂa¡FG
t. j‰nghJŸs r«gs gçªJiu¥go 1.1.2006
v©. j‰nghJŸs gâæl« V‰w Kiw Kjš ã®za«
brŒa¥gL« r«gs¡
f‰iw
1 2 3 4
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1 (rhjhuz ãiy) 9300-34800+GP 4400
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(nj®Î ãiy)
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(nj®Î ãiy)
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500-2400
1.1.2006 Kjš òidéayhf r«gs ã®za« brŒa¥g£L 1.1.2009 Kjš ãÂga‹ bgw
mDk¡f¥gL»wJ.
109
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v©. j‰nghJŸs gâæl« gçªJiu¥go Ïizahd brŒa¥gL«
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fz¡»£L tH§»l mDk¡f¥gL»wJ.
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nt©L«.
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gÂthsU¡fhf
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m1 ehŸ 21.3.2012
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gâahs®fS¡F 1.10.2010 Kjš 10% CÂa ca®Î tH§» òÂa CÂa ã®za« brŒa
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Circular of Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Kilpauk, Chennai.600 010
Thiru P. Annamalai, I.A.S.,
Registrar
As per the G. O. first read above the Family Benefit Fund Scheme is being
implemented for the regular employees of Cooperative Societies including the
Cooperatives under the control of other Functional Registrars with the effect from
1.5.1983 by Tamil Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank taking a Master Policy under
Group Insurance Scheme of LIC of India and is still in operation for the benefit of the
families of the employees died while in service. Government in their order fourth read
above enhanced the risk cover under the Group Insurance Scheme to Rs. 1,50,000 and
also raised the premium amount to Rs.900/- per annum (employees contribution
Rs.450/- plus society’s contribution Rs. 450/-) with effect from 1.5.2007 and suitable
instructions were issued in the Circular 5th cited for implementation of the scheme.
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3) if any society is having a scheme either by taking Group insurance
Scheme, with LIC of india or otherwise under which family of a deceased employee is
entitled to get not less than Rs. 2.00 lakh may apply for exemption to the Registrar to
remain outside the scheme by furnishing the following details to the Registrars
concerned on or before 31.7.2012 it e\will be construed that any society which has not
sent such proposals before the date aforesaid, has opted to come under the scheme
now approved.
- Name of the Society
- Total No of Employees working in the Society
- Full details of the scheme now adopted by the Society
- Details as to the actual amount as also the minimum amount, if any the
family of the employees dying in harness will get under the scheme
Adopted by the society.
4) The Scheme is compulsory for all Cooperative Institutions in the State. If any
society does not want to join the scheme. It should obtain specific permission from the
Registrar concerned. Exemption may be given only if a similar scheme or better scheme
is in operation in the institutions concerned seeking exemption.
5) When an institution comes under the scheme, all the employees of such
Institution are automatically covered. There is no choice for an employee to opt out of
the scheme.
8) The Apex Cooperative Societies and the Central Cooperative Banks are
requested to ensure that all the employees of all the Cooperative Societies affiliated to
them are brought under the Scheme. The Circle Deputy Registrars are also requested
to ensure that all employees of all the Cooperative Societies are brought under the
scheme without any omission. The Officers concerned will be held personally
responsible for any omissions.
9) All the Apex Cooperative Societies and Central Cooperative Banks are
requested to acknowledge the receipt of the Circular by next post. They are requested
to bring the contents of the circular to the notice of all societies affiliated to them within 3
days from the date of receipt of this circular. They are also requested to send a copy of
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the instructions issued by them in this regard to this Office, to the Regional Joint
Registrars and Circle Deputy Registrars. The Central Cooperative Banks will have
periodical meetings of the District Functionaries of other Functional Registrars with a
view to identify the Institutions which have not been benefited under the scheme.
10) This modified scheme shall come into force with effect from 1.5.2012 (i.e) in
respect of death cases occurring on or after 1.5.2012
11) The Regional Joint Registrars are also requested to acknowledge the receipt
of the circular by next post.
Sd/…
/by order/ Registrar
For Registrar.
To
All the Functional Registrars,
Additional Registrar, Chennai Region,
All the Regional Joint Registrars,
The Special Officer
Tamil Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank- for urgent follow up action
The Special Officer,
Tamil Nadu State Agricultural and Rural Development Bank,
Tamil Nadu Cooperative Marketing Federation
The Tamil Nadu Consumer Cooperative Federation.
The Tamil Nadu Cooperative Urban Bank Federation.
The Special Officers of all Central Cooperative Banks.
Copty to the Special Officer
Tamil Nadu Cooperative Union, Chennai 10
- He is requested to publish the contents of this circular in the journals
published by Tamil Nadu Cooperative Union in English and Tamil
Copy to all Circle Deputy Registrars for information and necessary action
Copy to the Special Officers of all District cooperative Unions
Copy to all administrative sections in the office
Copy to the Manager (P&GS) Divisional Office LIC Building II Floor, Anna Salai
Copy to The Secretary to Government, Cooperation, Food and Consumer Protection
Department, Secretariat, Chennai 9.
Copy to Special PA to Hon’ble Minister for Cooperation, Secretariat, Chennai 9.
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T£Lw΢ r§f§fë‹ gÂths® mt®fë‹ R‰w¿¡if , Ñœ¥gh¡f«, br‹id.600 010
ÂU. g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g.,
gÂths®
X«./- g. m©zhkiy
gÂths®
/ Miz¥go /
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T£Lw΢ r§f§fë‹ gÂths® mt®fë‹ R‰w¿¡if , Ñœ¥gh¡f«, br‹id.10
ÂU. g. m©zhkiy, Ï.M.g.,
gÂths®
R‰w¿¡if v©. 25/ 2012
e.f. 76377/ 2012 / Fe.1 ehŸ: 7.9.2012
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fhuz§fshš kDjhu®fŸ gšntW tH¡Ffëš ÚÂk‹w mtkÂ¥ò tH¡Ffis bjhL¡f
ne®»wJ. Ï›tH¡FfŸ fhuzkhf muR brayhs® k‰W« gÂths® gy tH¡Ffëš
ÚÂk‹w§fëš ne®ãiy (Personal Appearance) Mf nt©oa NœãiyfŸ
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Circular of Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Kilpauk, Chennai.600 010
Thiru P. Annamalai, I.A.S.,
Registrar
Sub: Writ Petition – WP No. 22941 / 2012 Hon’ble High Court of Madras
– Order – Copy communicated for immediate necessary action -
Regarding - Issued.
Ref: Hon’ble High Court of Madras order dated 16.11.2012 in
W.P.No.22941 / 2012
A copy of the Hon’ble High Court of Madras order cited is communicated for
information and immediate necessary action, wherein the Hon’ble High Court has
directed the Registrar of Cooperative Societies to issue circular to all the Cooperative
Societies that the choice of appointing the counsel is their own and the Government
Pleaders, looking after the Government Departments, cannot be asked to appear for
them.
I request you to bring the contents of this circular and also communicate a copy
of the High Court Order to all the Cooperative Societies functioning in your region for
strict compliance, without giving any room for any complaint.
Sd/-P. Annamalai
/by order/ Registrar
For Registrar.
Encl: As above
To
The Additional Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai Region,
All the Regional Joint Registrars
Copy to :
1) All Officers Office of the Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai.10
2) All sections, Office of the Registrar of Cooperative Societies , Chennai.10
3) Stock file.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT MADRAS
DATED; 16.11.2012
CORAN
THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE K. CHANDRU
W.P.NO. 22941 OF 2012
Kallakurichi Co-op.Sugar Mill
Dhina Coolie Thozhilalar Sangam,
STA-309/1984
Moongil Thuraipattu-605 702.
Sankarapuram Taluk
Villupuram District
Pin 605 702 .. Petitioner
-Vs-
This writ petition is preferred under Article 226 of the Constitution of India
praying for the issue of a writ of mandamus to direct the second respondent to consider
the representation of the petitioner union dated 17.08.2012 to fill up all the existing
vacancies or in the future vacancies in the respondent sugar mills by appointing all the
eligible and qualified members of the petitioner union as per the list attached instead of
filling up 32 vacancies only as notified on 16.08.2012
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ORDER
This writ petition is field by the Trade Union representing daily wage
workers in the 3rd respondent Cooperative Sugar Mills, with registration No.STA-
309/1984. The prayer in this writ petition is for a direction to the second respondent
(Commissioner of Sugars, Chennai) to consider the representation of the petitioner
union, dated 17.08.2012 to fill up all existing vacancies of the future vacancies in the
third respondent sugar mills by appointing all eligible and qualified members of the
union as per list attached instead of filling up 32 vacancies only as notified on
16.08.2012 and to pass appropriate orders.
4. In the meanwhile, the third respondent mill wrote a letter to the learned
Additional Government Pleader stating that there was no case to consider the demand
of the workmen and that the posts will have to be filled up with the persons who are
seeking compassionate appointments and that the balance posts can be filled up on the
basis of the educational qualifications and seniority after getting orders from the
Commissioner of Sugars. However, since the main relief claimed is only against the
second respondent Commissioner of Sugars, there is no difficulty in disposing of the
writ petition with a direction to the second respondent to consider the petitioner’s
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representation dated 17.08.2012, a copy of which was enclosed in pages 33 to 35 of the
typed set in accordance with law and after hearing both sides.. The said representation
shall be disposed of within a period of three months from the date of receipt of the copy
of this order by the second respondent and the result shall be communicated to the
petitioner.
5. However, before parting with this case, one disquieting factor that came
to the notice of this court is that the Government Pleaders, Additional Government
Pleaders, Special Government Pleaders, Government Advocates, who are normally
present in court, often volunteers to take notice not only for the Government
departments, for which they have been nominated, but also for private partieis, like
Cooperative Societies, village panchayats and panchayat union councils. Some time
even for transport corporations, etc. But after taking notice voluntarily, they write to the
parties (as was done in this case) as if the court had directed them to appear for those
autonomous / corporate bodies. Many time, the autonomous bodies, which are
corporate identifies Government Pleaders in the letterhead of the Government Pleaders
Office, they are forced to engage them even though they may be having their own
standing counsels, who are advising them constantly. This kind of soliciting briefs by the
Government Pleaders who are constantly present before the Court, is not only
unhealthy, but also contrary to the professional ethics framed by the Bar Council of
India, of which they were also bound.
6. In this case, if vakalath is not returned along with the fees specifieid,
there will be hardly any representation on their behalf. Many time, after change of
Governments, when the Government Pleaders take charge, there is total lack of interest
in such briefs, for which originally they had volunteered to appear. The Court also
comes across unnecessary disputes as to who should really represent such
autonomous bodies. Therefore, this court directed the learned Additional Government
Pleader to justify his appearance for a private body as in the case of the third
respondent herein. The learned Additional Government Pleader produced a copy of the
Government order in G.O.Ms.No.414, Public (Law officers) Department, dated
03.05.2012, wherein he was appointed as an Additional Government Pleader
(Cooperatives) in respect of the Principal Bench. He also produced a copy of the
communication sent by the Commissioner of Sugars, Chennai addressed to all Chief
Executives of Cooperative Sugar Mills, stating that he has been nominated as a Special
Counsel for Cooperative Sugar Mills in Tamil Nadu and that the Chief Executive were
requested to entrust all cases to him, vide a communication dated 19.7.2012. It is not
clear as to where the Commissioner of Sugars (Director of Sugar) has power to issue
such a circular when he does not have any specific power under the provisions of the
Tamil Nadu Cooperative Societies Act, 1983 to do so. On the other hand, in respect of
Cooperative Sugar Mills, rules have been framed under Chapter 18 of the Tamil Nadu
Cooperative Societies Rules. Rule 189 (3), the Managing Director (Special Officer) can
institute of defend any suit or other legal proceedings on behalf of the sugar mill and he
has to keep the Board informed. There are no other rules which empower the
Commissioner of Sugars, who is also a Registrar of Cooperative Sugars, to give any
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direction with reference to the engagement of counsels by the societies. The power to
give direction vests with the Registrar under Section 181 also do not enable him to give
any such direction.
7. A Full Bench of this Court in K. Marappan vs. The Deputy Registrar of
Cooperative Societies, Namakkal Circle, Namakkal-636 001 and another reported in
2006 (4) CTC 689 held that the cooperative societies are not State or instrumentalities
of the Government and even if they were managed by the Special Officers and they
continue to be private bodies. Therefore, each society is an autonomous body and they
are entitled to defend or institute proceedings which include appointment of counsels of
their own choice. Such autonomous is very much necessary because many times, the
society may want to challenge an action of the officers of the department including the
Registrar. At times the action may include the action of the Government. In such
circumstances, the Government Pleaders who are asked to defend the department,
cannot appear for a society. In the absence of any enabling power, the circular dated
19.7.2012 relied on by the learned Additional Government Pleader has no validity in the
eye of law.
“In the above matter, the Hon’ble High Court has directed
me to appear on behalf of you. I am herewith enclosing a vakalath.
Kindly sign the vakalath in the place of marked “X” and sent it to
me immediately, so as to enable me to enter appearance on your
behalf in the above matter.
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10. These instances which are in the increase shows the ugly practice of
brief soliciting by Government counsels and it should be nipped in the bud. If they feel
that the fees paid by the Government is not adequate, they should seek for revision of
their fees and not to venture into soliciting briefs where they can demand 20 times
more than the fee fixed by the Government.
11. The Commissioner of Sugars cannot be a party for soliciting briefs for
the Government Pleaders. Whether the Commissioner of Sugar had issued the circular
on his own or under pressure from above is not clear. In any event, he cannot ask the
societies to engage a particular counsel as even the G.O.Ms.No.414, Public (Law
Officers) Department, dated 03.05.2012 has given him the allotment of Department of
Cooperatives alone.
12. Since many complaints have come to this Court from different bodies
including panchayats and cooperative societies, this Court is forced to clarify the legal
position. It is made clear that any cooperative Society which is manned by the Special
Officer or otherwise, is entitled to have the counsel of their choice. It is also not open to
this Court to direct any Government Pleader to take notice on behalf of any societies or
panchayats as those bodies have their choice for appointing their own counsels. The
Government Pleaders must be informed that they cannot take notices for any bodies,
for which they have not been engaged as retainers.
14. A copy of this order shall also be marked to the Secretary, Bar Council
of Tamil Nadu, Chennai.104 for information and further action after enquiry. This writ
petition is disposed of with the above directions. No costs.
Sd/-
Asst. Registrar
/True Copy/
Sub. Asst. Registrar
To
1. The Secretary to Government
Industries (Mic-2) Department
Secretariat, Chennai.600 009
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2. The Commissioner of Sugars,
474, Anna Salai,
Chennai.600 035
3. The Special Officer,
Kallakurichi Co-op. Sugar Mills Ltd.,
Unit I,
Moongilthuraipattu,
Sankarapuram Taluk
Villupuram District
PIN 605 702
6. The Secretary,
Bar Council of Tamil Nadu,
Chennai.600 104
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Circular of Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Kilpauk, Chennai.600 010
Thiru P. Annamalai, I.A.S.,
Registrar
In the reference cited, it is stated that the Accountant General has pointed
out that on review of the pension proposals received during the half year ending
30.9.2011. Pension proposals were received belatedly from 73 departments and
General Provident Fund final withdrawal of 726 subscribers were received after one
year of retirement. Further, it is requested to send Combined Pension / General
Provident Fund final closure application in complete shape well in advance of the
retirement of Government employees to ensure prompt and timely settlement of
retirement benefits by the Accountant General.
I) Pension proposal:
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3) The Additional Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai Region / all
the Regional Joint Registrars / Joint Registrar of Cooperative Societies (PDS) I and II,
Chennai should receive the application from the Government servant in the cadre of
Cooperative Sub Registrar / Senior Inspector of Cooperative Societies / Junior Inspector
of Cooperative Societies as mentioned above in full form and verify and forward the
same to the Office of the Accountant General (A &E), Tamilnadu Chennai.18 in
duplicate (sheet containing Joint Photo, Specimen Signature and Descriptive roll of
Government servant in triplicate) before six months of the retirement of the Government
servant for admission of pensioner benefits. Likewise the pension proposal in respect
of Ministerial staff / Office Assistant / Drivers / Record clerk etc., should be sent to the
Accountant General (A&E), Chennai by Deputy Registrar / Personnel Officer of regional
Offices / circle Deputy Registrars / Deputy Registrar (Public Distribution System)
concerned. The Additional Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai region / all the
regional Joint Registrars /Joint Registrar of Cooperative Societies (Public Distribution
System ) I and II, Chennai should watch the same scrupulously. Further, the Functional
Registrars should watch that the pension proposal of those under their control should
be sent to concerned regional offices as mentioned above.
6) The Head of Office may receive the Combined application for final
closure of General Provident Fund and Pension at one time in full and forward one
copy as mentioned in para 5 for issue of authorization after final closure of General
Provident Fund account even though any proceedings pending against the
Government servant and forward another copy after disposal of the proceedings
against the Government servant to the Office of the Accountant General (A&E),
Chennai. They need not insist for separate submission of proposal by the Government
servant.
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7) Further if at all any proceedings such as Disciplinary case / criminal
case / Directorate of Vigilance and Anti Corruption enquiry / TDP case happen to be
initiated against a Government servant (Please refer to the instructions with regard to
initiation of proceedings at the verge of retirement) after forwarding the proposal to the
Office of the Accountant General (A&E) , Chennai, the Head of office should
immediately send a report over phone / telegram / e mail to the Office of the
Accountant General (A&E), Chennai and get confirmed to stop release of pensionary
benefits except General Provident Fund.
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11) In case of State self drawing officers viz. Additional Registrar of
Cooperative Societies / Joint Registrar of Cooperative Societies, they should forward
the Combined application for General Provident Fund final closure and Pension as
mentioned below:-
12) The State Self drawing officers who are all drawing salary through
Treasury may forward their pension proposal as mentioned above direct to this office
and one copy may be filed in their office. If the State Self drawing officers are working
on Foreign Service terms, they may send their proposal either direct to this office or
through the concerned regional office under whom their institution functions, so that one
copy of their proposal should be filed in concerned regional office.
13) The Government employees, who submit their application for voluntary
retirement as per rule 56(3) of the Fundalmental Rules, should prepare their pension
paper and submit it to the Head of Office at the earliest after acceptance of their
voluntary retirement by competent authority.
II) Special Provident Fund cum Gratuity Scheme 1984 and 2000:
1) Of late, there are more number of cases awaiting for the particulars of
completion of 148th instalment in respect of Special Provident Fund cum Gratuity
Scheme 1984 since the entries in this regard are not made in service book of
Government servants or recoveries are made in a period of more than 148 instalments
or recoveries are made less than 148 instalments and as a result necessary sanction
orders are being issued belatedly after verifying all the documents in this regard.
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3) In G.O.Ms.No.409, Finance (Pension) Department, dated 25th May 1995 it
is stated that the pay drawing officer is wholly responsible for the prompt recovery of
SPF subscription in respect of non-self drawing officers. Further in respect of Self
drawing officers, the Pay and Accounts Officer / Treasury Officer / Sub Treasury Officer
should watch the Special Provident Fund recovery in the audit registers maintained by
Them.
5) The State self drawing officers should themselves watch the recovery and
obtain necessary certificate for having completed the recoveries in this scheme and
produce the same alongwith application during the month of retirement for sanction
under this scheme. (The recoveries of subscription should be effected properly. If
recovery is not made or recovery made in excess, it is the duty of the State self drawing
officer to intimate the same with reasons for sanction under this scheme).
III) Nomination:
The employees should file their nomination atleast once in five years of
service or as and when there is any change in their family which will be helpful to sort
out any problem it may arise at a later stage. Hence it is requested to file necessary
nomination as and when required.
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A ready reckoner is enclosed for easy guidances.
Sd/…
/by order/ Registrar
For Registrar.
To
The Additional Registrar of Cooperative Societies, Chennai Region,
All the Regional Joint Registrars
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Circular No. 8/2012 Rc.No.13701/2012 P3
Ready Reckoner
Category Authority
Special Provident Fund cum Gratuity Scheme Subscription: Rs.50/- for those opted for
2000 Special Provident Fund cum Gratuity Scheme
1984 scheme(optional)
Commencement : October 2000
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Sanctioning authority for leave encashment Upto CSR- Head of office
DR of CS – concerned JR of CS
AR / JR in Govt post – Accountant General
AR/JR on Fs terms – RCS / AR(F & B) in
Registrar of Cooperative Societies office
Previous leave account should be updated by FS
institutions and submitted to Registrar of
Cooperative Societies for sanction)
(Sd)…P.Annamalai,
Registrar.
For Registrar.
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