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REGISTERED NO. D-222 The Gazette of India PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY No. 31] NEW DELHI SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1966 (SRAVANA 8,1888) Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed at a separate compilation PART I—SECTION 4 Notifications regarding Appointments, Promotions, Leave, etc. of Officers issued by the Ministry of Defence M155GI/66 (431) 432 THE GAZETTE OF TNDTA, JULY 30, 1966 (SRAVANA 8, 1888) [PART I—SEC. 4 PART I—SBC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JULY 30, 1966 (SRAVANA 8, 1888) 433 434 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JULY 30, 1966 (SRAVANA 8, 1888) [PART I—SEC. _ , _ ._—_ . _— • -- . — • - ——-——_„ .— . — • -4 MINISTRY OF DEFENCE No. 1872, dated \9th July 1966.—On attaining the age of superannuation Shri N, B. Mitra (subs, and permt Foreman), New Delhi, the 30th Julv 1966 ofi.c. D.A.D.G.O.F,, relired from Service, 26th Jnly 1966. MINISTRY or DEFKNCK V. I. RAJAGOPAL, Under Secy, No. 1864, rfateJ 15//i /z</y 1966.—The President is pleased to appoint Shri S. R. Krishnan, a permt. Orade II officer of the C.S.S.S. cadre of the. Min. of Dcf., to officiate in Grade I NATIONAL CADET CORPS of the Service w.e.f. the 20th June, 1963, until further orders. No. 1873, dated 19th July 1966.—The President is pleased No. 1865, dated 13f/i July 1966.—The President is pleased to grant commission to tho following :— to appoint Shri S, Raja Rao, a permt. Grade I officer of the Girls Division (Senior Wim:) C.S.S.S,, P.S. to Secretary to officiate as Section Officer (Sec- tion Officers' Grade of CSS), Ministry of Defence for the To be 2/Lt. period from 1st July 1966 to 5th Aug. 1966. Maharashtra No, 1866, dated nth July 1966,—The President is pleased Miss Roda Dinshaw Wadia (NCC/GD/5043), Miss Shaila to appoint Shri B. L. Malik, permt. officer of Orade IT of the Kamlakar Karkhanis (NCC/GD/5044), 20th July 1966. C.S.S.S., to officiate in Grade I of the Service aa P.S, to Secretary, Ministry of Defence for a further period from 1st Madras July 1966 to 5th Aug. 1966, Miss R. Saroja (NCC/GD/5429), 23rd Feb. 1966. No. 1867, dated nth July 1966.—The President is pleased Miss Molly Zachariah (NCC/GD/5430), 1st May 1966. to appoint the following permt. Assistants to officiate as Section Officers, Ministry of Defence for the period mentioned GtrU Division (Junior Wing) against them -.— To be Third Officer Shri G. M. BhaRwananl—From 24th July 1966 to 5th Sep. Rulasthan 1966. Miss SI1EELA SAXENA (NCCJ/GD/5043), 10th Sep. Shri T. G. Sarntani—From 5th July 1966 to 8th Auft. 1966. 1965. Shri D. N. Mitra—From 11th July 1966 to 15th Sep. 1966. No. 1874, dated 15th July 1966.—The President is pleased Shri S. J. S. Luthra—From 9th July 1966 to 8th AuR. 1966. to discharge the following lady officers from the JiJCC w.e.f. 21st June 1966. The periods shown in brackets against their Shri R. P. Advanev—From 1st July 1966 to 16th July 1966 names shall not be counted for the purpose of seniority or & from 18th July 1966 to I Oth AUK. 1966, promotion or any other benefit in the National Cadet Corps : — C. L. DHENGRA, Under Secy, Girli Division (Senior Wim') Vttar Pradesh INDIAN ORDNANCE FACTORIES SERVICL 2/Lt. (Miss) GODAVERI RAWAT (NCC/GD/6526) (1st No. 1868, dated 19th July 1966.—The President is pleased Nov. 1965 to 20th June 1966). to appoint Shri K. A. N. Chambers, OUR, Asstt, Manager (subs, and permt. Foreman) as offg. Dy. Manager until 2/Lt. (Miss) RAMA MISRA (NCC/GD/6545) (1st Nov. further orders, 8th Nov. 1965. 1965 to 20th June 1966). No. 1869, dated 19th July 1966.—The President is pleased T.t. (Miss) ARUNA MOITRA (NCC/GD/6517) (15th July to appoint Shri M. S. Keith, offg. Asstt. Manacer (permt. 1965 to 20th June 1966). Foreman) as offg. Dy. Manager, until further orders, 8th Nov. Mysore 1965. No. 1870, dated 19th Julv 1966.—The President is pleased Lt. (Miss) V. D, POOSHANAM (NCC/GD/7502) (9th to appoint Shri Ashok Kumar Mathur, as Asstt. Manager (on July 1965 to 20th June 1966). probn.), until further orders, 6th Dec, 1965. Gujarat No. 1871, dated 19th July 1966.—The President is pleased Lt. (Mrs.) I. U. PATHAK (nee ILA J. VARMA) (NCC ' to apoint Shri Samarcndra Nath De, OHK. Asstt. Foreman GD/8713) (lit Apr. 1966 to 20th June 1966). (permt. Sr. Planner), as Asstt Manager (on probn.), until further orders, 27th Nov. 1963. R. V. KR1SHNAN, Under Secy. PART I—SEC. 4] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, JULY 30, 1966 (SRAVANA 8, 1888) 435 (ARMY BRANCH) A.Is. 4/S/63 and 126/51 as amended by corrigendum No. 67/59 and are accordingly promoted to the rank of Lt. w.o.f. NIL 1875, dated ]9th July 1966.—The President is pleased 9th Feb. 1964 :— to make the following appointments :— Surjit Singh BINDRA (SS 17151) Engineers, 30th Mar. COMDS. & ST>FF 1963 but no pay and allowances will be- admissible from 22nd 'I o be Cotudt., A.S.C., School June 1963 to 3rd Aug. 1963, KAMLESH PRAKASH (SS 1 17170) Engineers, 11th Apr, 1963 but no pay and allowances Brit;. V. I . Rov (JC 1381). A.S.C, 13th May 1966. will be admissible from 22nd. June 1963 to 31st July 1963, Armv Headquarters Jai Prakash AGGARWAL (SS 17177) R.M.E., 11th Apr. 1963 but no pay and allowances will he admissible from 24th To be Head of Pamphlet Writing Team June 1963 to 21st July 1963, Bal Krishan THAPAR (SS Brig. L. E. R. B. Ferris (IC 471), 13th June 1966. 17182) Engineers, 30th Mar. 1963 but no pay and allowances will be admissible from 18th July 1963 to 4th Aug. 1963 and K. C. BO~SE, Dy. Secy. Venkat Subramanyam IYER (SS 17183) Engineers, 9th Apr, 1963 but no pay and allowances will be admissible from 5th July 1963 to 26th July 1963. No. 1876., dated \%th July 1966.—The President is pleased The undermentioned are granted short service commission to make the following appointments :— on probation in the rank of 2/Lt. under A.I. 4/S/63 from the REGULAR ARMY dates shown against their names and their short service com- mission on probation is confirmed for a period of 5 years The undermentioned regular retired officer has been re- w.e.f. 9th Feb. 1964. These officers are also wanted 2 years eniploved in the rank of Captain for a period of 3 years w.e.f. antedate of seniority for pay and promotion from 9th Feb. 24th Sep. 1964 under AI 6/S/57 with seniority as indicated 1962 under A.Is. 4/S/63 and 126/51 as amended by corri- aqainst his name :— gendum No. 67/59 and are accordingly promoted to the rank UALWANT SINGH (IC 8848) Infantry with seniority from of Lt. w.cf, 9th Feb. 1964 :— 2nd AUK. 1948, but for purposes of pay only w.e.f. 2nd Aug. BHASKAR SARKAR (SS 17161) Engineers and Diptish 1946. Kanti BASU (SS 17148) Engineers, 4th Apr. 1963. The undermentioned regular retired officer has been re- (M. of D. Notn. No. 2174, dated 28th Aug. 1965 published employed in the rank of Major for a period of 3 years w.e.f. in the- Gazette of India, dated 11th Sep. 1965 in so far as it J lth Nov. 1964 under AI 6/S/57 with seniority as indicated relates to these officers is hereby cancelled). against his namo : — The undermentioned is granted short service commission; on BACHINT SINGH (IC 9222) Infantry with seniority from probation in, the rank of 2/Lt. under A,I. 4/S/63 from the 22nd Sep. 1946. date shown against his name and his short service commission The undermentioned regular retired officer has been rc- on probation is confirmed for a period of 5 years w.cf. 9th cmploved in the rank of Major for a period of 3 years w.e.f. Feb. 1964, He is also granted 2 years antedate of seniority 14th Nov, 1964 under AI 6/S/57 with seniority as indicated for pay and promotion from 9th Feb. 1962, under AJs. 4/S/63 asainst his name :—- and 126/51 read with Ministry of Defence letter No. 01402/ MG/EME2A/4199/D(O-TI), dated 21st May 1966 and is CHANDRA SEKHARAN Thadathil Madathankandv (IC promoted to the rank of Lt, w.cf. 9th Feb. 1964 but no 9575) Infantry, with seniority from 30th Ian, 1943. arrears of pay and allowances on account of this antedate will however be admissible prior to 21st May 1966 :— REGULAR ARMY Permanent Commission Hari Prasad GAUTAM (SS 17294) E.M.E., 5th Apr. 1963. (M. of D. Notn. No, 2174, dated 28th Aug. 1965 published To he 2/Lts. in the Gazette of India, dated 11th Sep. 1965 in so far as it KULBAHADUR THAPA (IC 12987), Inly., 17th Dec. relates to this officer is hereby cancelled). 1961. The undermentioned are- granted short service commission Unied Singh NEG1 (IC 16626), Tnfy., 25th Dec. 1965. on probation in the rank of 2/Lt, under A.T, 4/S/63 from the dates shown against their names and their short service com- The undermentioned J.C.O. is granted permanent commis- mission on probation is confirmed for a period of 5 years sion in the Special List of Record Officers w.e.f.
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  • Answered On:18.12.2003 Opening of Army Colleges Institutes Schools Amir Alam Khan;Ratilal Kalidas Varma

    Answered On:18.12.2003 Opening of Army Colleges Institutes Schools Amir Alam Khan;Ratilal Kalidas Varma

    GOVERNMENT OF INDIA DEFENCE LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO:2514 ANSWERED ON:18.12.2003 OPENING OF ARMY COLLEGES INSTITUTES SCHOOLS AMIR ALAM KHAN;RATILAL KALIDAS VARMA Will the Minister of DEFENCE be pleased to state: (a) the number of Army Colleges, Institutes and Schools existed in country, State-wise; (b) whether there is any proposal to open more Army Colleges, Institutes and Schools in the country; (c) if so, the details thereof, State-wise; and (d) if not, the reasons therefor? Answer MINISTER OF DEFENCE (SHRI GEORGE FERNANDES) (a) List of Army Colleges, Institutes or Schools as existing in the country, State-wise, is attached. (b) & (c): At present there is no proposal to open additional Army Colleges, Institutes or Schools in the country. (d) The training needs of the Army are adequately being met by the presently existing training establishments. ANNEXURE `A`R EFERRED TO IN THE REPLY GIVEN IN PART (a) OF LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2514 FOR 18.12.2003 LIST OF ARMY COLLEGES, INSTITUTES OR SCHOOLS CATEGORY `A` ESTABLISHMENTS (Catering mainly to officers) Sr No. State Name of Establishment City 1. Andhra Pradesh College of Defence Management Secunderabad 2. Andhra Pradesh Military College of Electronics Secunderabad and Mechanical Engineering 3. Andhra Pradesh Simulator Development Division Trimulgherry CO/ MCEME 4. Gujarat Electrical and Mechanical Baroda Engineering School 5. Himachal Pradesh Military School Chail 6. J&K High Altitude Warfare School Gulmarg 7 Jharkhand Junior Leader`s Academy Ramgarh 8. Karnataka Junior Leaders Wing, Inf School Belgaum 9. Karnataka Army Service Corps Centre Bangalore and School 10.