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DETAILS OF FACILITIES BEING PROVIDED TO THE RECIPIENTS OF PRESIDENT'S POLICE MEDAL FOR GALLANTRY/POLICE MEDAL FOR GALLANTRY Name of the S.No. Nature of Facilities available Gallantry Ministry/ Authority Awards vide which the (PPMG/PMG) facilities are given Ministry of Home 0 PPMG and Following Monetary letter PMG allowances are payable by the Affairs respective organization to the No.11026/09/2011 - recipient of Gallantry Medal PMA dated the 10th and after his death to his wife May, 2013 in terms of Rules 5 of the (Annexure-`A') Rules governing the grant of Medal. (i) PPMG- Rs.3,000/- per month (ii) PMG- Rs.2,000/- per month Airlines 02. PPMG and 75% discount on journeys Indian Limited PMG to be undertaken in the Economy Class is granted to (Commercial Hqrs) the recipients of Police Circular Medal for Gallantry by No.HCD/8-R/250 Indian Airlines. A dated the 30th computerized identity card is January, 2001 issued to the recipient of (Annexure-`13') Police Medal for Gallantry for availing the above facility from Indian Airlines by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The above card is issued to the recipients of Police Medal for Gallantry if the application of the applicant is received through his concerned organization. Ministry of 03. PPMG and First Class/ II AC Sleeper Railways (Railway PMG Complimentary Card Passes to recipients of Board) letter Gallantry awardees and to the No.E(W) 96PS 5- widows of Gallantry 6/22 dated the 23rd Awards Winners alongwith February, 1996, a companion. letter No.E The above Complimentary (W)96P85-6/22 Card Pass is issued by dated the 29th Railway Authorities. October, 1996 & letter No. E(W)2008/PS 5- th 6/55 dated 06 October, 2004 (Annexure-'C', `D' & `E') Ministry of 04. PPMG and Exemption of Income Tax (Revenue PMG to recipients of President's Finance Police Medal for Gallantry Department) and Police Medal for Notification Gallantry. No.11561 dated the 24th November, 2000 (Annexure-'F') - r•r• • 05. PPMG Concess ona e ep facilities to the awardees of Communication President's Police Medal for DO letter No.DDG Gallantry. The following (PG)/Comn/2001 concessions in residential dated the 17th telephone to these recipients August, 2001 and will be available:- MHA letter No.11026/3/2000- (i) Registration under PMA dated the 5th N-OYT- Special September, 2001 Category (Annexure-'G') (ii) No Registration fee (iii) No Installation fee (iv) No rental charges A21 -e_e2cly-,t—- )4, N9.11026/09/201 t-pmA Government of India Ministry of Home Affairs (Grih Mantralaya) • *** 1h New Delhi 110 061,..dated the 10 May, 2013. • • • • • To • • The Chief Secretaries of all the State Governments! UT Administrations. of the Monetary Allowances for the recipients of Subject: - Enhancement, President's Police Medal for Gallant .and Police Medal for G-allant . Sir, 1 am directed to• refer to this Ministry's letter No.11026/04/08-PMA Septernber, 2008 on the above subject and to convey sanction under dated the 5th Rule 5(c) of the Rules governing the award of President's Polices Medal for Gallantry and Rule 5(a) of the Rules governing. the .award of Police Medal for Gallantry to the payment of the enhanced Gallantry allowance to the recipients of these Medals as indicated below with effect from the date of issue of this letter: GALLANTRY ALLOWANCE S.No. N.AIVIE OF TIlE MEDAL EXISTING REVISED Rs.1,500/-p.m. Rs.3,000/-p.m. 01. President's Mice IVIedal for Gallant m Rs.17500/-p.m. Rs.3,000/-p.. 02 Each of Bar "to President s Police Medal for Gallant Rs.900/- Rs.2,000/- I .m • 03, Police. Medal fOr Gallant Rs.2;000/-p.m. Each of Bar to Police Medal 104. J for Gallantry_ Contd,p/2. f :2: The payment -of the above allowances shall continue, to be in force. subject to all other terms and conditions! contained in the respective Statutes and Rules governing the award of the above Medals'. 3. This issues with the concurrence of Ministry of Finance (Department of Expenditure) vide their 1.D. No.7/88/99-E.111(A), dated the 2' May, 2013. Yours faithfully, (G.C. Yadav) Under Secretary to the Govt. of India Tele. 011-23093443 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to:- 1. Director IB, New Delhi. 2. Director CBI, New Delhi. 3. DO, BSF, CGO Cornplelx, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 4. DO, CRPF, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, NeW Delhi. 5.. DO, ITBP, COO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 6. DO, CISF, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 7. DO, NSG,: Meharam Nagar, Pala Airport, New Delhi. 8. DO, Assam Rifles, Meghalaya, Shillong. 9. DO, BPR&D, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. 10. DO, SSD, R.K.Puram, New Delhi 1.1. DG, RPF, Railway Board, New Delhi. 1.2. DG, NIA, New Delhi. st and 2nd Floor, Wing. 13 DG, Narcotics Control Bureau; West Block No.i, 1 • No.5, R.K.PUratn, New Delhi. 14- DO, NDRF, NeW Delhi. 16. CommissiOner of Police, Delhi. 16. Director, SPO, Nevi/ Delhi. l. DireetOr, NCRB, R,K.Puram, New Delhi. 1.$. Director, SVPNPA, Hyderabad. Secretary (R), Cabinet Secretariat, Bikaner House Annexae, New Delhi. 24. The Directors General of all States/ UT Adthinistrations. 23.. Cominissioner of Security (Civil Aviation), Bureau of Civil Aviation Security, New Delhi. 22. Director, NEPA, UMSAW UMIAM, Meghalaya. 2:3. Director, NICFS,. Sect.III, Rohini, New Delhi. Conv.i.p.3/ 24.. Director, Central Forensic Science Laboratory, COO Complex, New Delhi. 26. Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure- w.r.t. their T.D. No.7/88/99-E.111(A), dated the 2nd May, 2013. 2'6. PS to HM/MOS(R)/MOS (a). 2!..9. PPS. to I-IS/SS (IS)/JS(P)/FA(HOME) 28. PS to Director(P) 29. Fin. I 8z. IT. 30. PM. TIT, IV &V. • 31. SO (IT), MI-1A with the request to upload the same on the MI-IA Website. • .32 Guard File. (G.C. Yadav) Under Secretary to the Govt. of India Tele. 011-23093443 17:7297-oe er-c. ' INDIAN AIRLINES LIMITED (COMMERCIAL HORS.) /ron): cvri- To. piCector,Commercial General Manager ian Airlines. Ltd. (Commercial ) .ew Eastern / Northern / SOU I het-la/Western Region Dated 30 th, January2001 CIRCULAR NO. 1339/Mpg:I) Discounts to Police Personnel — Recipients of Police Medal for Gallantry supercedes our circular No. 1339 (18,T) reference No. Ilep/8-R/250 dated 25th January,2001 `is been decided to offer a discount of 75% on the Economy Class tare component to the Police Personnel who are Recipients of Police Medal for Gallantry w.e.f. 1st February , 2001. The details of the discount are as under : APpLicATIoN All typos of journeys in Economy Class on Domestic Sectors. PERIOD OF APPLICATION Ali year round. tu, t11,9- Normal Economy Class INR Fare. Full in-rr and PSF applicable. • REN AND INFANT FARES e(o)itied. VALli.):TI OF TICKET year from the date of issue. Contd...Page.:2 -2- 5..: • STOPOVER ,•.: Pennitted..! 6. SALES AND ADVERTISING Restricted within India. CANCELLATION AND REFUND Normal Cancellation and Refund Rules applicable . COMBINATION Not combinable with USD / International Fares. COMMISSION 5% (On (ho Fare component only). 10 DISCOUNTS No Discounts Permitted. DOCUMENTATION 'rhea) Concessional Tickets will be issued on verification of the Identity Card /Certificate issued by the Ministry of Home to the recipients of the Police Medal for Gallantry. An Application as per the Format placed at appendix 'A' will be required to be filled by the Passenger . The Duty Manager will approve the grant of this concession after satisfying himself about the bonafide of the Passenger. 12. ELIGIBILITY Police Personnel who arc Recipients of the following Police Medals for Gallantry : President's Police Medal for Gallantry . • (ii).: Police Medal for Gallantry . 13. PAYMENT Cash / acceplablo Travellers Cheque / Credit Cards or against Indian Airlines . authorised Credit Code. Contd..Page..3 litto basis. Jalciligs to be effected in 'M' class. • i KETING • will be issued on submission of an appli,:rition in the format (refer ,,/ 0: . The Ticket, ' • Appendix A) by the recipient of the Police Medal on verificationi , ; ,. .of the Identity Card / Certificate issued by the Ministry of I lorrie. r • .;,..- .4. ., , l ..•,' %.:41,f.,,,t.,4,.. , .!' The..name of the Medal, the year in which received and the Serial number of , (o) . Box' of, the *,;,,,;,the Identity Card / Certificate will be reflected in the 'EndorsementI • ,,,... .• , .. ... ..N, . I at the time of. issuance. • • ....Ticket , . ,.. • verified by the Duty Manacjor of Indian Airlines•Iwill be (iii) Application duly ' :.' attached to the 'Audit Coupon' of the Ticket after entering the,Ticket number arid date of issue on tho Ariplir;atiori from tho I ,;1•;!;(11ger. (iv):;.: Ticketing by Indian Airlines Offices or its approved Travel Agents. RETROUTING Permitted: TICKETING CODE RPM-75 Please advise all concerned . rt Neera Manchanda Manager ( Tariffs) For Director Commercial CC: E.A. TO C.M.D. CC:' Director Commercial /M.D., Alliance Air /CVO CC: Dir.(Fin) / Dir.(PR) I Dir.Auclit IDir (IT) I Dir (SI•10D) CC: • R.D. NR / ER / VVR / SR CC: D.C.A. l-lqrs. CC; G.M. (F), N.R./ W.R./ E.k./ S.I's / CIA CC: G.M. (MP), (CS), (Sales), (M.I),(Cargo), (EDI)) CC Dy GM ( CSC ) please put in Sign in Memo and update GI. CC: Principal, CTC, HYD., Govt. Audit Party, Hors. CC: Secretary, Indian Airlines, Hors. CC: G.M. (Rajbhasha), IAA, Hors. - For Hiridi translation. 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