shiv arya (Group b) 06 November 2011

Age relaxation in govt jobs

wll someone pl guide me as to whether employee of Central govt autonomous bodies are entitled for age relaxation meant for central govt employee (since i have been denied this benefit) in term of the arti 12 of Constitution Of India vide which Govt establishment have been defined

Besides whether the employee of Central Govt Companies ( under company Act-1956) are more nearer to Central Govt Employee in comparision to those who work in Central Govt Autonomous bodies

I am in need of an urgent advice pl

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Prakash Popat (Chartered Accountant.) 07 November 2011

Their should not be any Age Limit..............Govt has to take careof their populations either by SALARY/PENSIONS,PIL in SC by NGO on this respect May fetch better solutions for Society as Whole.

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Originally posted by :shiv arya
"	wll someone pl guide me as to whether employee of Central govt autonomous bodies are entitled for age relaxation meant for central govt employee (since i have been denied this benefit) in term of the arti 12 of Constitution Of India vide which Govt establishment have been defined Besides whether the employee of Central Govt Companies ( under company Act-1956) are more nearer to Central Govt Employee in comparision to those who work in Central Govt Autonomous bodies I am in need of an urgent advice pl	"

Less the size of a govt. better the governance. Remove clerks,peons and the like: Just a Desk officer, Assistant Secy, and secy who should type themselves. Taxpayers money is going into pockets of useless creatures.

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UK has no written Constitution and yet the govt. woks. House of Lords to be abolished. Indian Constitution is the longest in the world,copied from 5 countries with totally different socio-economic and politically set ups. Its the most ineffective Constitution in the world. Due Process of law originated in 1215 Magna Carta and is used everywhere in he world but the Constituent assembly's blue eyed boys ensured the Indian Constitution is deprived of the principles behind the term DUE PROCESS OF LAW.