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The Union Cabinet today gave its approval to
increase the total family income ceiling under the central sector scholarship
scheme of “Top Class Education” for Scheduled Tribe (ST) students” from the
existing Rs. 2 lakh to Rs. 4.50 lakh per annum, with effect from the
selection year 2013-14.
The enhancement of the ceiling of the annual
total family income from all sources will enable larger number of ST students
avail benefits of the scheme. This will also act as a major incentive for ST
students pursuing higher and technical education.
The decision does not entail any additional
burden. The expenditure on account of revision of the scheme would be met
under the existing budget allocation for each year.
Background :
The Central Sector scholarship scheme of “Top
Class Education” for ST students’ was approved by the Cabinet in its meeting
held in May 2007 and came into force with effect from 2007-08. The objective
of the scheme is to provide adequate financial support to ST students for
pursuing professional education in selected premier institutions of the
country.
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GRANT OF TA & TRANSIT (TA & TP) TO OFFICIALS TRANSFERRED ON COMPLETION OF TENURE TO THE PLACE OF THEIR CHOICE . A proposal on grant TA and transit to officials who are transferred on completion of tenure to the place of their choice was under consideration in this Directorate for sometime past. SR-114 governs TA on transfer distinguishes between transfer for public convenience and transfer on own request. Although transfer on completion of tenure in one office has not been specifically referred to in this rule, yet the transfer on completion of tenure is a transfer for public convenience. On completion of tenure, the official has to be transferred out for operational reasons. Therefore, such a transfer is mandatory, while posting to a place of choice is secondary and subject to public convenience. In view of this posting to a place of choice after completion of full tenure may not be normally termed as a "transfer on own request" ...
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