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  • Sanctioned to Group C and D Railway employees due to risks incurred in the course of official duties.
  • Based on Medical Certificate of Railway Doctor.
  • Sanctioned for such periods as necessary.
  • For first 120 days Leave salry will be as that on LAP and for remaining period as that on LHAP.
  • Maybe combined with any other type of leave due and admissible provided that the total period does not exceed 28 month.

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A  Group'C' staff of signal

A  Group'C' staff of signal department got serious injury on his left knee after a train hit him during his course of work in the track. The incident happened due to heavy FOG. As per rule he was hospitalised and is presently under treatment of orthopedic at Eastern Railway. It may please be clarified as to how many days the staff will get the salary and what is the rule for the leave he will get on this ground.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A RPF staff while coming for

A RPF staff while coming for duty had met with an accident around 06'30 AM. His duty time starts at 07:00 AM.  Is he eligible for Hospital leave and can be considered a case of INjury on Duty

No, it is not Injury ON Duty.

No, it is not Injury ON Duty.

Sir,i want to apply for the

Sir,i want to apply for the post of ALP.I have weak distance vision(-2.0 Power).If I go for lasik laser surgery for 6/6 vision then can I apply for APL post.

Whether hospital leave is

Whether hospital leave is eligible for the ministerial staff working in Railway who met accident while going to duty / or going home after duty hrs? If eligible under which rule is applicable ? How the time period will be calculated before and after duty hrs?

One group D staff working

One group D staff working under me has been injured on duty. He has been sent to Railway Medical Officer.  What is the rule of getting IOD? Please elaborate the process. Thank you.

First supervisor concerned

First supervisor concerned informs Railway Doctor regarding the IOD in a form. Then the rest dependss on Railway Doctor. HE can say, the employee is fit today or he has to take treatment for 3 months etc, etc....

yesterday(22.08.2012)  read

yesterday(22.08.2012)  read in newspaper that parliament is yet to enact necessary amendments to prescribe the quota of reservation for promotion in government services as the validity of rule for promotion has expired (also read in another  newspaper it has expired due to Supreme Court order). So AS ON DATE, is promotion for SC/ST quota stopped in Railways?

This is a once in 5 year

This is a once in 5 year drama. Reservations will continue. Few times Supreme Court has made some steps to check in the system of Reservation. But each time Govt made it sure that it finds an alternate law to go around and continue they system.

Sir my father works as a

Sir my father works as a points man in hyderabad division,3 days before he met with an grevious accident on duty and lost his right hands little finger and left ear. Ive got the IOD forms filled all the particulars got the signature and attestation from SMR and divisional health unit doctor. To whom all should i submit these forms.

And also the year of joining of my father is 1981 as a points man,he is still a points man. Though he is top on the seniority list the concerned officials are drafting him down the list. He has been trying to become a goods guard since 5-6 years already. Please advice how can he address this issue.

REGARDS.

PRAJWAL

You have to submit the forms

You have to submit the forms to Divisional Personnel Officer. It is better to meet Welfare Inspector of the section before doing so. HE can help you. 

Once his health condition become normal, there will be a re medical examination and there may be a change of category according to medical report.

Of course. She is eligible

Of course. She is eligible for the whole period of treatment. You have to approach DMO(DIvisional Medical Officer concerned and explain the circumstances.

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