Vajpayee Death: Holiday Declared on 17.8.2018 in TN
The State Government of Tamil Nadu issued orders for declaring holiday on 17.8.2018 as a mark of respect to the late Thiru Atal Bihari Vajpayee, former Prime Minister of India.
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Thursday, August 16, 2018
Monday, August 13, 2018
TN 7th Pay Commission: One Man Committee Report Further Delay
TN 7th Pay Commission: One Man Committee Report Further Delay
The tenure of the One Man Committee shall be extended for a further period of three months upto 31.10.2018
One Man Committee headed by Thiru M.A.Siddique, I.A.S., Secretary to Government (Expenditure), Finance Department to rectify the anomalies consequent on the implementation of the Tamil Nadu Revised Pay Rules, 2017 and make specific recommendations to the Government on the anomalies considered by the Committee. The One Man Committee has been requested to submit its report to the Government by 31.07.2018.
The conduct of personal hearing meetings with various Service Associations and individual petitioners is in process and as it will take some more time to finalise the report, the One Man Committee has sought extension of the tenure of the Committee for a further period of three months beyond 31.07.2018 i.e. upto 31.10.2018.
Orders issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu on 31.7.2018
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
18% DA to WB State Govt Employees w.e.f. 1.1.2019
18% DA to WB State Govt Employees w.e.f. 1.1.2019
18% Dearness Allowance for West Bank State Government Employees w.e.f. 1.1.2018
The Chief Minister of West Bengal has announced today 18% of Dearness Allowance to State Government Employees, Teaching/ Non-Teaching staff of Educational Institutions, Employees of Panchayat and Rural Development, Local Bodies.
Current rate of Dearness Allowance is 100% effective from 1.1.2018.
From January, 2018 the 10% Interim Relief will be merged with Dearness Allowance. The net percentage of Dearness Allowance will be 125% with effect from January 2019.
Formal orders will be issued by the Finance Department soon!
Source: 90Paisa Blog
Thursday, May 17, 2018
TN HSC +2 Exam Results
TN HSC +2 Exam Results
Tamil Nadu 12th Examination Result 2018
The Tamil Nadu Board of Secondary Education is all set to declare Higher Secondary Class 12th Examination result today morning. Nearly 9 lakh students are waiting for the exam result. They completed the examinations by 6.4.2018.
Public Exam – March, 2018 – Result Analysis: Higher Secondary – Second Year ( +2 ) Public Exam – March, 2018 – Result Analysis will be opened on 16-05-2018 at 9.30 AM – Click here
Here’s how you can check the result:
1. Access the official website:
tnresults.nic.in
http://www.dge.tn.gov.in/
2. Enter your registration number and Date of Birth
3. Click on Get Marks
If you are enter wrong Registration number or Date of Birth, alert message will display as shown below…
Please note that the online results are for student’s information purposes only. Students need to visit their respective institutes to collect the official mark sheet and other documents provided by the board.
Source: https://allschoolsinindia.in/
Thursday, April 26, 2018
Revised Pay Scale from 1.7.2017 for Karnataka Govt Employees
Revised Pay Scale from 1.7.2017 for Karnataka Govt Employees as per GO No.FD 6 SRP 2018
REVISED SCALES OF PAY: The existing scales of pay are revised as specified below:-
DATE OF EFFECT: The revised scales of pay shall be deemed to have come into force with effect from 1st July 2017. The monetary benefit of the revised scales of pay shall be admissible from 1st April 2018.
Authority: www.finance.kar.nic.inTuesday, March 06, 2018
Karnataka 6th CPC Recommendations – GO No.FD 06 SRP 2018
Karnataka 6th State CPC Recommendations – GO No.FD 06 SRP 2018
PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
Sub: Implementation of the recommendations of the Sixth State Pay Commission
GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. FD 06 SRP 2018
BANGALORE, DATED 1ST MARCH 2018
The Sixth State Pay Commission constituted in G.O.No.FD 22 SRP 2017 dated 01.06.2017 has submitted its Report (First Volume)on 31.01.2018.
2. The Government have considered the report of the Sixth State Pay Commission and are pleased to extend the revised Master Scale and the revised twenty five standard scales of pay recommended by it. The revised Master Scale and the revised pay scales are as indicated below.
I. Revised Master Scale: Rs. 17000-400-18600-450-20400-500-22400-550-24600-600-27000-650-29600-750-32600-850-36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-112100-2800-128900-3100-150600
II. Revised 25 standard pay scales:
1
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Rs.17000-400-18600-450-20400-500-22400-550-24600-600-27000-650-28950
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2
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Rs.18600-450-20400-500-22400-550-24600-600-27000-650-29600-750-32600
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3
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Rs.
19950-450-20400-500-22400-550-24600-600-27000-650-29600-750-32600-850-36000-950-37900
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4
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Rs.21400-500-22400-550-24600-600-27000-650-29600-750-32600-850-36000-950-39800-1100-42000
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5
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Rs. 23500-550-24600-600-27000-650-29600-750-32600-850-36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-47650
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6
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Rs.25800-600-27000-650-29600-750-32600-850-36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-51400
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7
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Rs.
27650-650-29600-750-32600-850-36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-52650
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8
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Rs.
30350-750-32600-850-36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-58250
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9
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Rs.33450-850-36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600
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10
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Rs.36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-67550
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11
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Rs.37900-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-70850
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12
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Rs. 40900-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-78200
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13
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Rs.43100-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900
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14
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Rs.45300-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-88300
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15
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Rs. 48900-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-92700
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16
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Rs.52650-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-97100
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17
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Rs.56800-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-99600
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18
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Rs.61150-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-102100
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19
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Rs. 67500-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-104600
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20
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Rs.70850-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-107100
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21
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Rs. 74400-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-109600
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22
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Rs.82000-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-112100-2800-117700
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23
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Rs. 90500-2200-97100-2500-112100-2800-123300
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24
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Rs. 97100-2500-112100-2800-128900-3100-141300
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25
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Rs. 104600-2500-112100-2800-128900-3100-150600
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3. The revised scales of pay will be effective from 1st July 2017. The monetary benefits on account of revision of pay scales will, however, be admissible from 1st April 2018. The pay in the revised pay scales shall be fixed as follows:-
(a) Basic pay in the existing pay scale as on 01.7.2017.
(b) Dearness Allowance admissible at index level of 276.9 points i.e. DA as on 01.7.2017.
(c) Fitment benefit of 30% of basic pay as on 01.7.2017.
(d) After computing the total of (a), (b) and (c), the pay may be fixed in the revised scale at the stage next above the amount so computed.
4. The pay in the revised pay scales in respect of Primary School Teachers, High School Teachers and Pre-University Lecturers who are drawing Rs. 450/400/500 special allowance at present, shall be fixed as follows:-
(a) Basic pay in the existing pay scale as on 01.7.2017.
(b) Dearness Allowance admissible at index level of 276.9 points I.e. DA as on 01.7.2017.
(c) Fitment benefit of 30% of basic pay as on 01.7.2017.
(d) Special allowance of Rs. 450/400/500 being drawn by the Primary School Teachers, High School Teachers and Pre-University Lecturers;
(e) After computing the total of (a), (b), (c) and (d), the pay may be fixed in the revised scale at the stage next above the amount so computed.
5. The recommendations of the 6th State Pay Commission to revise the minimum and maximum Pension from the existing Rs. 4800/- and Rs. 39,900/- to Rs.8500/- and Rs.75,300/- respectively and corresponding Family Pension from Rs. 4,800/- and Rs. 23,940/- to Rs.8,500/- and Rs. 45,180/- respectively are accepted. The revised pension and family pension of Government servants who have retired or died while in service prior to 01.07.2017 shall be fixed as follows:-
a) Basic pension/family pension as on 01.07.2017
b) Dearness allowance of 45.25% as on 01.07.2017
c) 30% of basic pension/family pension as on 01.07.2017
The total of (a) + (b) + (c) above will be subject to a minimum of Rs. 8,500/- per month for pension and family pension and maximum of Rs. 75,300/- per month in respect of pension and Rs. 45,180/- per month in respect of family pension.
6. The recommendations of the 6th State Pay Commission pertaining to grant of Dearness Allowance based on revised formula, revision of HRA and CCA in the revised pay scales, continuation of existing system of grant of charge allowance at the rate of 7.5% of basic pay, enhancement of Group Insurance Scheme contributions of employee, enhancement of DCRG limit to Rs.20.00 lakhs and extension of DCRG and family pension benefit to employees covered under New Pension Scheme are accepted and separate orders/rules in this regard will be issued later.
7. Government are also pleased to extend the above benefits to the employees of the aided educational institutions, local bodies and non-teaching staff of the Universities.
8. The increase in Pay and Allowances on account of the revision of scales of pay shall be payable in cash from 1st April 2018. In cases where a Government servant has retired from service or died while in service or ceased to be in service during the period between 1st July 2017 and 31st March 2018, his pay fixed notionally in the revised scale of pay shall be taken into account for the purpose of calculation of pension/family pension. The monetary benefit shall, however, accrue to the retired Government servant or the beneficiary of the deceased Government servant with effect from 1st April 2018.
9. Allocation of revised scales of pay and regulations of pay and pension therein will be governed by detailed rules, orders and instructions to be issued by the Government separately.
By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka
(I.S.N. PRASAD)
Additional Chief Secretary to Government
Finance Department
Authority: Karnataka 6th State CPC Order
Tuesday, February 06, 2018
Karnataka 6th Pay Commission Report – Download Link
Karnataka 6th Pay Commission Report – Download Link
Karnataka Sixth State Pay Commission Report 2018
6th State Pay Commission has submitted its report to the State Government of Karnataka on 31st January 2018.
The Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said the recommendations of the 6th SPC will be placed in the next cabinet meeting for approval and the cabinet is expected to approve the same with some modifications.
Now, the Finance Department of Karnataka published the 6th SPC Report as pdf through in its official site.
Click to Download the complete report of 6th State Pay Commission
Highlights of recommendations of 6th SPC Report
The minimum and maximum pay having been determined at Rs. 17,000 and Rs.1,50,600
Commission recommends the following master scale with 92 stages with 18 incremental rates
New pay scales is in the range of 13 to 29 an the new pay structure with 25 revised pay scales
Revised Master Scale: Rs.17000-400-18600-450-20400-500-22400-550-24600-600-27000-650-29600-750-32600-850-36000-950-39800-1100-46400-1250-53900-1450-62600-1650-72500-1900-83900-2200-97100-2500-112100-2800-128900-3100-150600
Commission has worked out the rates of increments (eighteen in number) ranging from Rs.400 to Rs.3,100 which are close to twice the rates of the existing rates of increments
Increments for employees appointed/promoted to a post between 1st January and 30th June are sanctioned with effect from 1st January and those appointed/promoted between 1st July and 31st December on 1st July itself
Fitment in the New Pay Scales according to AIACPI Index as own pay structure of Karnataka Employees
HRA rates recommended 24%, 16% & 8% respective the City Category of ‘A’, ‘B’ & ‘C’
Commission recommends no change in the age of superannuation
Commission recommends reducing the minimum service for seeking voluntary retirement to ten years without any change in other conditions
Minimum pension/family pension therefore is recommended to be revised to Rs.8,500.
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Opening of New ESI Hospitals and Dispensaries in Tamilnadu
Opening of New ESI Hospitals and Dispensaries in Tamilnadu
The ESI Corporation has given “In-Principle” approval for opening of new hospitals in the country including Tamil Nadu. The details of new ESI hospitals and dispensaries proposed to be opened is given in at Annexure-A. Fund allocated to new hospital projects is at Annexure – B. Funds are allotted by ESIC after receiving land from state government.
Generally Hospital projects take around 2-3 years for construction after the allotment of land by the concerned State Governments.
One new hospital has been sanctioned in Tamil Nadu (Tuticorin). Land has been allotted by the State Government.
THE DETAILS OF NEW ESI HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES
Sl. No.
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Name of
Hospital
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State
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1
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Raipur
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Chhattisgarh
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2
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Bhilai
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Chhattisgarh
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3
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North
Goa
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Goa
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4
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Doddabalapur
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Karnataka
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5
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Bommasandra
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Karnataka
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6
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Tirupur
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Tamil
Nadu
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7
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Sriperumbudur
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Tamil
Nadu
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8
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Dehradun
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Uttrakhand
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9
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Sidkull
area, Haridwar
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Uttrakhand
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10
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Sidkul
area,
Udhamsingh Nagar
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Uttrakhand
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11
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Pithampur
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Madhya
Pradesh
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12
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Guntur
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Andhra
Pradesh
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13
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Haldia
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West
Bengal
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14
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Perambavoor
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Kerala
|
15
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Angul
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Odisha
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16
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Dburi
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Odisha
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17
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Udaipur
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Rajasthan
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18
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Vizianagaram
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Andhra
Pradesh
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19
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Korba
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Chattisgarh
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20
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Buti-bori
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Maharashtra
|
21
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Lalru,
SAS Nagar
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Punjab
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22
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Tuticorin
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Tamil
Nadu
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23
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Kashipur
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Uttrakhand
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24
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Firozabad
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Uttar
Pradesh
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25
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Siliguri
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West
Bengal
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26
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Deoghar
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Jharkhand
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DETAILS OF FUNDS ALLOCATED IN RESPECT OF NEW ESI HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES
Sl. No.
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Name of
project
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Sanctioned
amount / funds allocated (Rs. in crs. )
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1.
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100
Bedded ESIC Hospital at Raipur, Chhattisgarh.
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79.73
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2.
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100
Bedded
ESIC Hospital at Korba, Chhattisgarh
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56.31
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3.
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100
Bedded ESIC Hospital at Doddaballapur, Karnataka
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81.38
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4.
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100
Bedded
ESIC Hospital at Udaipur, Rajasthan
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77.79
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5.
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100
Bedded ESIC Hospital at Angul, Odisha
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64.47
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6.
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100
Bedded
ESIC Hospital at Haldia W.B
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57.17
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Note: Funds have not been allotted in respect of remaining new hospitals. This information was given by Shri Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister of State (I/C) for Labour and Employment in a written reply in Rajya Sabha today.
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