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Collection of Railway board order which was released in year 2015-2016, a useful e-book for all Railway Employees GOVTEMPDIARY Table of Contents S. No Order No / Date Title 1 No. E(W) 2010/PS 5-8/4 Grant of full sets of Post Retirement 03.06.2016 Complimentary Passes(PRCP) to staff retired in GP1800/- (erstwhile Group'D') 2 No.E(P&A)II-98/HW-6 Grant of HPCA & PCA to Group ‘C’ Vol.III & ‘D’ (non-ministerial) Railway 02.06.2016 employees working in Railway Hospitals & Health Units/Clinics 3 No. E(P&A) 1-2016/RT-16 Enhancement of age of 31.05.2016 Superannuation of IRMS Doctors (GDMOs) 4 No.A.12034/1/2014-CHS-V Order No.A.12034/1/2014-CHS-V 31.05.2016 5 No.2015/E(Sports)/4(1)/11 Recruitment of sports persons on 25.05.2016 Zonal Railways / Production Units against Sports Quota: RBE No. 54/2016 6 No. F(E)III/2008/PN1/20 Special Benefit in cases of death and 24.05.2016 disability in service-Revision of Disability Pension/Family Pension of Pre-2006 disability pensioners/family pensioners 7 No.E(MPP)2015/3/24 Recognition of Technical Training 24.05.2016 Centre /MCF/Rae Bareli Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 2 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 8 NO. E(GP) 2004/2/47 Selection for promotion to Group 'B' 19.05.2016 posts of Assistant Nursing Officer in Pay Band PB-3 (Rs.15600-39100) with Grade Pay of Rs.5400/- 9 No. F(E)III/2008/PN1/12 Revision of pension of pre-2006 18.05.2016 pensioners - delinking of revised pension from qualifying service of 33 years 10 No. E (NG)-11/2010/RR- Recognition of qualification obtained I/17 through Distance Education Mode – 17.05.2016 Acceptance for purpose of employment on the railways – RBE 50/2016 11 No.2014/H-1/10/6 System of making attendance case of 11.05.2016 erstwhile Group 'D' staff of Medical Department 12 No. PC-III/2015/FE-II/2 Cadre restructuring of Group'C' staff - 09.05.2016 percentages prescribed for the category of Pointsmen 13 NO.E(NG)I-2014/PM1/19 Clarification regarding exclusion of 06.05.2016 RPF/RPSF personnel from departmental selection 14 No. 2013/TG-I/20/P/VAT Policy on earmarking of berths on 06.05.2016 demand from IRCTC for Value Added Tour packages 15 No. E(MPP)/2016/6/2 Forwarding of Gazette Notification 03.05.2016 No.G.S.R.130(E) dated 25.01.2016, Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 3 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News regarding revision of educational qualification of designated trades under Act 16 No.E(NG)I-2000/PM10/2 Filling up of the posts of Dresser Gr 03.05.2016 III/OTA Gr. III PB-1 Rs 5200-20,200 + GP Rs 1900 in the Medical Department 17 No. 2016/TG- Ticket Checking Squad V/21/53/Policy(P) 03.05.2016 18 F. No.42/06/2016- Grant of Dearness Relief to CPF P&PW(G) beneficiaries in receipt of ex-gratia 03.05.2016 payment w.e.f., 01.01.2016 19 No. 2015/E(LR)I/NM1-20 Next PNM Meeting of Railway Board 29.04.2016 with NFIR - to be held on 19th and 20th May, 2016 20 No.2016/E (LL)/AT/MW/1 Revision of minimum rates of wages 29.04.2016 and variable dearness allowance w.e.f. 01.04.2016 21 No. 2012/E(Trg)/12/17 Policy regarding participation of 29.04.2016 Indian Railway Personnel in Meditation/Yoga/Spiritual and other related programme 22 No. F(E)I/2016/AL-28/22 Permission to travel by Air to officers 29.04.2016 deputed as Expenditure Observer by Election Commission Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 4 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 23 No.45/3/2008-P&PW (F) Special benefit in cases of death and 29.04.2016 disability in service - Revision of Disability Pension/Family pension of Pre-2006 disability pensioners/Family Pensioners - regarding 24 No.E(G)2015/EM 1-37 Procedure for grant of permission to 27.04.2016 the pensioners for commercial employment after retirement - revision of Form 1 25 NO.E(G) 2012QR-I-7 Retention of Railway accommodation 25.04.2016 post retirement by Railway employees retired on grounds of total medical incapacitation 26 No. 2011/AC- Restructuring of IT Cadre on II(CC)/37/3(Part-I) Railways/PUs 22.04.2016 27 No.E(P&A)II-98/HW-6 Grant of Hospital Patient Care Vol.III Allowance (HPCA) & Patient Care 18.04.2016 Allowance (PCA) to Group ‘C’ & ‘D’ (non-ministerial) Railway employees working in Railway Hospitals & Health Units/Clinics 28 NO. F(E)III/2008/PN1/12 Revision of pension of pre-2006 13.04.2016 pensioners - delinking of revised pension from qualifying service of 33 years Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 5 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 29 No. F(E)III/2008/PN1/12 Revision of pension of pre-2006 13.04.2016 pensioners – delinking of revised pension from qualifying service of 33 years 30 NO. E(D&A) 2014 GS1-2 The Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013 12.04.2016 - Submission of declarations of assets and liabilities by the Railway Servant 31 NO.2012/F(E)III/1(1)/4 Coverage of Railway Employees 12.04.2016 appointed prior to 01.01.2004 Under Liberalized Pension Scheme 32 No.2007/TG-I/20/P/ATAS Introduction of Alternate Train 11.04.2016 Accommodation Scheme (VIKALP) - Commercial Circular No.17 of 2016 33 No II/3 Minutes of meeting held in the 08.04.2016 chamber of Shri Arvind Kumar Advisor, Estt.(N), Railway Board at 12.00 hrs on 30/03/2016 in connection with decentralization of ministerial cadre in RPF – reg 34 No. PC-VI/2015/IC/l Cases of promotion taking place in the 08.04.2016 pre-revised pay structure between 1.1.2006 and the date of notification of RS(RP) Rules,2008 and the subsequent merger of the pre-revised pay scales of the promotional and the feeder posts in a common Grade-fixation of Pay Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 6 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 35 No.PC-VI/2008/1/7/2/1 Payment of Dearness Allowance to 08.04.2016 Railway employees Revised rates effective from 01.01.2016: Railway Board Order RBE No. 32/2016 36 No. 2012/F(E)III/1(1)/4 Tax benefit available under New 07.04.2016 Pension System (NPS) 37 No. 1/1/2016-E-ll (B) Payment of Dearness Allowance to 07.04.2016 Central Government employees - Revised Rates effective from 1.1.2016 38 No. 38/37/08-P&PW (A) Revision of pension of pre-2006 06.04.2016 pensioners - delinking of revised pension from qualifying service of 33 years 39 NO. E(D&A) 2014 GS1-2 The Lokpal & Lokayuktas Act 2013 05.04.2016 40 No.E(G)2009 QR-1-2 Extension of the period of retention of 05.04.2016 Railway accommodation at the previous place of posting – RBE 29/2016 41 No. 407/02/2016-AVD-IV Declaration of Assets and Liabilities (Lok Pal) by public servants under section 44 of 02.04.2016 the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013 – filing of Returns by public servants on or before 15th April, 2016 – regarding 42 No. 407/02/2016-AVD-IV Declaration of Assets & Liabilities by 02.04.2016 public servants under section 44 of the Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 7 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013 - filing of returns by public servants on or before 15th April 2016 43 No.E(W)2016/PS5-2/4 Passes for widows of Railway 31.03.2016 Employees: No need of furnishing of document like copies of PPO etc 44 No.1/13(3)/2016-LS-II Order No.1/13(3)/2016-LS-II 31.03.2016 45 No. 1/13/(4)2016 LS-II Order No. 1/13/(4)2016 LS-II 31.03.2016 46 No. 1/13/(5)2016 LS-II Order No. 1/13/(5)2016 LS-II 31.03.2016 47 No. 1/13/(6)2016 LS-II Order No. 1/13/(6)2016 LS-II 31.03.2016 48 No. 1/13/(7)2016 LS-II Order No. 1/13/(7)2016 LS-II 31.03.2016 49 No. 2016/TG-I/9/P/Pantry Earmarking of accommodation in Car Pantry Car for Railway staff 29.03.2016 50 No. 2015/E(LR)I/NM1-20 PNM meeting of Railway Board with 29.03.2016 NFIR to be held on 19th and 20th May, 2016 Disclaimer | Our books Go to top 8 GOVTEMPDIARY 7th Pay commission Central Government Employees News 51 No. 407/12/2014-AVD-IV Declaration of Assets and Liabilities (B) by public servants under section 44 of 28.03.2016 the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013 – filing of Returns by public servants on or before 15th April, 2016 – regarding 52 No. E(G)2013/EM 1-5 Applicability of Railway services 28.03.2016 (Revised Pay) Rules 2008 for persons re-employed in Railway service after retirement from Defence Forces – reg 53 No. 407/12/2014-AVD- Declaration of Assets and Liabilities IV(B) by public servants under section 44 of 28.03.2016 the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013 – filing of Returns by public servants on or before 15th April, 2016 – regarding 54 No.
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