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Master Circular No. 11

Grant of Honorarium.

 

 

At present the instructions/orders relating to the grant of Honorarium to Railway servants are contained in a number of letters issued by the Railway Board from time to time. The Railway Board have now decided to issue a consolidated Circular, as below incorporating all the instructions issued so far on the subject, for the information and guidance of all concerned:

 

Honorarium is remuneration, either granted to a Railway servant or permitted to be drawn by him from the revenues of the Government, for performing a work, which is occasional and intermittent in character and is also laborious or of special merit as to justify the remuneration. The work for which honorarium is paid should be undertaken with the prior approval of the authority competent to sanction the grant or acceptance of honorarium and the amount should be settled in advance. The sanctioning authority should record the reasons, which, in his opinion, justify the grant of honorarium and also record a certificate that due regard has been paid to the general principle enunciated in Rule 237-RI.

 

[Ref: Rule 1334(C) – RII]

 

No honorarium will be admissible for temporary increases in work, forming a part of the legitimate duties of a Railway servant. Also honorarium is not payable for conducting oral tests and trade tests at the end of initial training and refresher course in offices or Railway Training Schools. No portion of the honorarium received by a Railway servant is required to be credited to the Railway Revenues.

 

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)64 HOI-9 dated 11.11.1964]

 

Honorarium may be recurring or non-recurring. A Railway servant may draw honorarium up to Rs. 5,000 per year. If the payment is recurring, all payments of honorarium made up to the end of a financial year should be taken into account for purposes of computing the ceiling limit.

 

The General Manager can sanction payment of honorarium to acceptance of honorarium by a non-gazetted Railway servant up to maximum of Rs. 5,000 per year, except in the following:

 

In the regard to arbitration work undertaken by Gazetted Railway servants, he can sanction up to Rs. 2,000 (Rupees two thousand only) in a year where the Railway Administration is a party and up to Rs. 1,000 (Rupees one thousand only) in a year in all other types of cases;

 

[Ref: Board's letter No. F(X)II-86/PW/6 dated 25/01/1988]

 

If the payment is recurring, the limit of Rs, 5,000 mentioned above, will apply to the total of the recurring payments made/ earned in a financial year.

 

[Ref: Board's letter No. F(E)II/80/HO/1 dated 01/03/1984]

 

Proposals involving grant of honorarium in excess of the above-mentioned limits should be referred to the Railway Board in the proforma prescribed for the purpose in Railway Board's letter No. E(G)80 HOI-30 dated 02/09/1981.

 

While the General Managers are competent to sanction in accordance with the powers delegated to them, payment of honorarium to the non-Gazetted Railway servants for occasional or intermittent items of work, the Railway Board have prescribed the rates of honorarium in respect of the cases mentioned below:

 

(i) Group 'D' employee performing duties of Gestetner Operator -

 

 

Work

Rate

(i)

Group 'D' employee performing duties of Gestetner Operator during the absence of regular incumbent on casual or regular leave for short periods when officiating arrangement is not possible or considered necessary or where a post of Gestetner Operator does not exist.

Rupee one per day if the employee works as Gestetner Operator for half-a-day or more in addition to his other work.

[Ref.: Board's letter No. E(G)89 HOI-2 dated 28/04/1989 (RBE 113/1989)].

(ii)

Group 'D' employee appointed as Despatch Rider/Scooter Driver/Car Driver for short periods in the absence of regular Despatch Rider/ Scooter Driver/Staff Car offg arrangement is not permissible or considered necessary.

Group 'D' employee or Despatch Rider appointed to work as Driver of4-wheeled vehicles. — Rs. 4 per day.

Group 'D' employee appointed to work as Driver of two or three wheeled vehicles. — Rs. 2 per day.

[Ref.: Board's letters No. E(G)88 HOI-4 dated 22/04/1988 (RBE 86/1988)and No. E(G)90 HOI-1 dated 31/01/1990 (RBE 18/1990)]

(iii)

For delivering lectures to Railway employees and their families on First-Aid at Centres, where the practice exists.

Railway Doctors :- Rs.100 for a full session of at least 8 lectures, each of 2 hours' duration where a minimum of 12 personnel is scheduled to attend each lecture. Honorarium is payable irrespective of the number actual attending each lecture.

Railway Doctors should be nominated for the lectures as far as possible. Where they are not available for the work, Lay lectures, i.e.. Railway employees who may be able to do so after being duly accredited by the St. John's Ambulance Association may be allowed to deliver the lectures and paid honorarium as per the scale allowed to Railway Doctors.

[Ref.: Board's letters No. E(G)63 HOI-27 dated 23/11/1963,E(G)79 HO1-18 dated 10/07/1979,and E(G)85 HOI-1 dated 10/09/1985 (RBE 243/1985)].

(iv)

Lectures to para-medical staff, viz., Nurses, Dressers at Railway Hospitals, undergoing training/ refresher courses, by Lecturers deputed by Institutions approved by State Govts.

 

[Ref.: Board's letters No. E(G)78 HOI-20 dated 29/09/1978,E(G)86 HOI-2 dated 17/02/1986 (RBE 27/1986),E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 11/12/1986  (RBE 244/1986)and E(G)88 HOI-6 dated 14/09/1989 (RBE 231/1989).]

(v)

For delivering lectures to employees undergoing training/ refresher courses in Zonal Training Schools/ Centres:

(a)

Railway officers and Railway Supervisory staff not on the rolls of the Zonal Training School/ Centre.

 

(b)

Railway officers and Supervisory staff for delivering lectures to supervisory Accounts staff.

Same rate as given in (a) above.

(c)

Guest Speaker and retired Railway servants.

Retired Railway servants should be invited to deliver lectures only on Rules and safety matters.

On each day, a visiting lecturer should take a class of not less than two periods, each period lasting not less than 45 minutes.

[Ref.: Board's letters No. E(G)78 HOI-20 dated 29/09/1978,E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 11/12/1986 (RBE 244/1986)and E(G)88 HOI-6 dated 14/09/1989 (RBE 231/1989).]

(vi)

For setting Question papers and marking Answer books in respect of examinations conducted by the Railway Tech. Training Centres/Schools.

Gazetted Officers and Senior/Junior subordinates not on the rolls of the Training Centre/School.

(a)

For setting Question papers Rs. 50 per paper.

(b)

For evaluation of answer books, Rs. 1.50 per answer book.

The above rates will also apply to officers and staff of Railway Protection Force and from State Police when invited for undertaking the work in respect of RPF Training Schools/Centres, i.e., for setting Question papers and evaluation of Answer books at the examinations of Rakshak, Sr. Rakshak, Head Rakshak and ASIs.

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)63 HOI-32 dated 06/04/1964,No. E(G)65 HOI-17 dated 04/08/1966,E(G)70 HOI-24 dated 12/02/1971,E(G)81 HOI-6 dated 30/06/1981and E(G)87 HOI-6 dated 07/07/1989 (RBE 174/1989)]

(vii)

Selection of Asstt. Welfare Inspectors.

To Gazetted Officer

(a)

For setting Question paper.

 

(b)

For evaluation of Answer books.

 

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)87 HOI-6 dated 07/07/1989 (RBE 174/1989)]

(viii)

For imparting training to staff of Personnel Branch in the Hqrs. & Divisional Offices, through lectures.

Retired Railway Officers/employees and serving Railway Officers.

A lecturer should deliver lecture for a minimum of two periods of 45 minutes each per day.

Retired Railway officers and employees below the age of 60 years and who possess experience and aptitude in training/teaching should only be considered.

Serving officers called for delivering lectures should not belong to the Hqrs./ Divisional Offices, where the lectures are held. Training to be imparted should be as per the syllabi prescribed for such training in the Zonal Training Schools.

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 25/01/1989 (RBE 29/1989)and 31/10/1989 (RBE 272/1989)]

(ix)

For attending to Cipher activities — Nucleus Cipher Operators.

Category 'A'

Pro-rata Honorarium of Rs. 12 per day with a minimum of Rs. 750 per annum.

Category 'B'

Honorarium of Rs. 750 per annum.

Category 'A'

Clerks, Typists, Telephone Operators, Signallers, Wireless Operators, who after necessary training are employed regularly on crypto work in Nucleus Cipher Offices located in the Divisional Offices at other stations.

Category 'B'

Staff belong to the different categories mentioned in 'A' above, kept in reserve after training and employed only in an emergency or a contingency. Such staff have to remain in close touch with Crypto work by putting in at least 24 hours c practice in a month.

Nucleus Cipher Operators of both 'A' & 'B' categories will not be eligible for overtime under the Hours of Employment Regulations, irrespective of whether the are Ministerial or non-Ministerial.

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)84 HOI-11 dated 10/09/1985 (RBE 263/1985)and E(G)89 HOI-5 dated 03/01/1990 (RBE 1/1990)]

(x)

Lectures/Demonstrations to Group'C' staff at IRISET, Secunderabad, IRICE/Pune, IRIMEE, Jamalpur, IRIEE, Nasik Road.

Same rate as given in item (v) above.

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)88 HOI-6 Pt. dated 29/12/1989 (RBE 316/1989)]

(xi)

For delivering lectures to Group 'B' officers during orientation and integrated courses at the Zonal Training Schools at Udaipur, Chandausi, Trichy or at SC Rly. Hqrs.

(a)

 

(b)

 

(c)

 

Facilities like boarding, lodging and transport will continue to be providing the visitors on the same terms, as followed in the different institutions presently.

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 01/06/1988 (RBE 116/1988)and E(G)89 HOI-18 dated 21/09/1989 (RBE 238/1989)]

(xii)

For reporting verbatim proceedings of ad hoc committees conferences organised by the Ministries and attached offices of the Govt. of India.

(a)

 

(b)

 

(c)

 

Services of the Reporters of Parliament and State Legislature should not be ordinarily requisitioned except in unavoidable circumstances. Where Group 'D' Stenographers are employed in the absence of Group 'C' Stenographers and above, honorarium of Rs. 12 per day is payable. No honorarium is payable for taking down reports other than verbatim reports.

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)88 HOI-10 dated 09/08/1988 (RBE 173/1988)and E(G)88 HOI-6 dated 14/09/1989 (RBE 231/1989)]

(xiii)

Setting of Question Paper and evaluation of Answer books of candidates appearing for selection for promotion from Group 'C' to Group 'B' and also on the result of LDCE for promotion to Group 'B'.

(a)

Setting of Question Paper Rs. 100 for each paper set.

 

(b)

Evaluation of Answer Books Rs. 2.75 per Answer Book.

 

The LDCE has two independent papers on Professional subjects and for purposes of payment of honorarium; these will be treated as separate.

Also the Question Paper on General Finance and Establishment Rules for LDCE has two separate parts, viz., (i) General Finance and (ii) Establishment Rules and Procedure. For payment of honorarium, both for setting Question Paper and evaluation of Answer books, they will be treated as separate. The same principle for payment of honorarium will apply, for setting of Question Paper and evaluation of Answer books of employees appearing for normal selection for promotion from Group 'C' to Group 'B'.

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)88 HOI-22 dated 28/08/1989 (RBE 215/1989)]

(xiv)

For delivering lectures/for presiding over of inaugurating or conducting seminars/ symposia/ training courses at RSC/Vadodara, IRICEN, IRISET, IRIMEE and IRIEE, where the participants from Railways are Gazetted Officers.

As given under (a), (b) & (c) against item (xi) above.

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 01/06/1988 (RBE 116/1988)and 18/08/1989 (RBE 209/1989)].

(xv)

For lectures by outside faculty from IIMs, NITIE etc. to Administrative Grade officers and RSC/Vadodara in Management Development and above at other programmes and at RDSO/Lucknow.

 

 

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)81 HOI-1 dated 04/11/1985 (RBE 304/1985),and E(G)86 HOI/8 dated 04.06.1986].

(xvi)

For lectures by eminent Professors and Reader from prestigious institutions to the Gazetted officers at IRIMEE/ Jamalpur.

(a)

For ProfessorsRs. 75 for a lecture of 1½ hour’s duration subject to a maximum of Rs. 125 per day and Rs. 375 for three days.

(b)

For ReadersRs. 50 for a lecture of 1½ hour’s duration subject to a maximum of Rs. 85 per day and Rs. 255 for three days.

Facilities like boarding, lodging and transport will continue to be allowed as hitherto.

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)84 HOI-28 dated 16/01/1986 (RBE 340/1985)and 09/01/1987 (RBE 7/1987)]

(xvii)

For contributing articles for publication in the Indian Railway Technical Bulletin.

For articles published other than those securing the 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions, honorarium of Rs. 100 to Rs. 150 per article is payable

 

[Ref: Board's letters No. E(G)88 HOI-27 dated 31/05/1989 (RBE 144/1989)]

(xviii)

For recruitment to all Group 'C' categories on Railways through Railway Recruitment Boards (mass categories, technical categories and others).

(a)

Conduct of examination:

(i)

Coordinator/Town SupervisorRs. 150 (Total) at the rate of Rs. 50 per day for three days, for a one day examination inclusive of tying up and winding up arrangements.

(ii)

SupervisorRs. 80 (Total) (for a one day examination inclusive of tying up arrangements on the previous day).

(iii)

  1. Rs. 35 (for one day examination).

(iv)

InvigilatorRs. 40 (for one day examination inclusive of pre-examination arrangement).

(v)

Group 'D' staffRs. 20 (for one day examination).

(b)

Setting of Question Paper:

(i)

Professors/ Academicians/ OutsidersRs. 150 per paper irrespective of the type and the number of items in the paper.

(ii)

Railway officersSs in (b)(i) above

(c)

Evaluation:Rs. 2.75 per answer book uniformly for objective and mixed type.

(d)

Stenography & Typing test:

(i)

Dictation in stenographyRs. 25 for the first dictation and Rs. 15 for each subsequent dictation subject to a maximum of Rs. 75 per day.

(ii)

Evaluation of transcription of Stenographer's test and Typescript of typing test.(a) Stenography ScriptRs. 2 per script.(b) Typing scriptRs. 1.50 per script.

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)85 HOI-2 dated 30/10/1987 (RBE 267/1987)]

(xix)

Interviews/selections held by RRBs – Association of non-official members and Railway officers.

(a)

Non-official members:

(i)

For non-technical popular categories - Rs. 1.50 per candidate interviewed.

(ii)

For technical and other categories— Rs. 60 per day.

(b)

Railway officers:

(i)

JA Grade Rs. 30

(ii)

 

(iii)

Group 'C' Rs. 15

In addition to the honorarium the non-official members will be allowed —

(i)

Free 1st Class return journey pass to and from the station of residence;

(ii)

Free use of Railway Rest House; and

(iii)

Free Railway transport to and from residence or from the station to the venue of selection and back.

The amount payable to the Railway officers from the city limits of the location of the RRB will be treated as conveyance allowance. The payment will be subject to the condition that no official transport was used. Further there will be no increase in the quantum of allowance if the work is performed on Sundays and Holidays.

Payment of Railway servants, at par with outsiders, who are co-opted by B at selections and interviews is not admissible.

[Ref.: Board's letters No. E(G)85 HOI-24 dated 30/10/1985 (RBE 292/1985),E(G)82/HOI-8 dated 01/02/1985 (RBE 39/1985),E(G)80 HOI-8 dated 27/05/1983,E(G)87 HOI-27 dated 07/10/1988 (RBE 221/1988)and 14/02/1989 (RBE 44/1989)]

(xx)

For arbitration.

 

 

[Ref: E(G)63 HOI-10 dated 25/01/1982]

 

Note: A Railway servant may accept appointment as an arbitrator in a dispute between private parties, with the prior permission of the competent authority. At the time of giving such permission, the competent authority shall decide whether consistent with his official duties he may undertake the arbitration work and also whether he may accept any fee for it from the parties to the dispute. The fee from the private parties shall be subject to provision of S.R. 12 that one-third of any fee shall be credited to Railway revenues, provided the amount retained by the Railway servant concerned will not, merely by the operation of this rule be reduced to below Rs. 400 if non-recurring or Rs. 250 a year if recurring.

(xxi)

Honorarium for Boxing of wages :- where the procedure as prescribed in the Mechanical code is followed for payment of wages to workers by boxes, whether in workshops major Store Depots, Bridge Workshops, Loco Sheds or Sick-lines, the Chargeman/Mistries in the Workshops, Chargeman/TXRs in Loco Sheds and Sicklines, Asstt. Depot Store Keepers in major Stores Depots or Supervisory staff of the executive Departments utilised for Boxing of wages or for the work connected with and payment clerks in all cases would be entitled to honorarium at the same rate as fixed on the individual Railways/Production Units. The time spent by Chargeman in Workshops for Boxing of wages etc. on the payment day will not be excluded from their G.A. Card. Incentive Bonus is payable to them even though such time is not spent in supervising Artisan staff working under Incentive Scheme — The Chargeman concerned will also be eligible for O.T. under normal rules, if they happen to work beyond shop hours on payment day.

[Board's letters No. E(G)72 HOI-13 dated 29/07/1973,07/06/197726/08/197717/12/1977,and E(G)63 HOI-10 dated 25/01/1982]

(xxii)

Rates of honorarium for delivering lectures in connection with training of Accounts staff:

 

(i)

For training candidates appearing in the Appendix 2 (IREM) Examination.

 

 

 

(ii)

For training to candidates appearing in Appendix-3 (IREM) Examination.

 

 

 

(iii)

For delivering lectures to the Accounts staff undergoing Refresher training.

 

 

 

(iv)

Training of the directly recruited probationary Accounts Clerks Gr. I.

 

 

 

The orders are effective from 05.09.1989.

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)87 HOI-11 dated 05/09/1989 (RBE 222/1989)]

(xxiii)

Payment of honorarium to Company Commanders/Inspectors Hqs. of Railway Protection Special Forces for collecting and disbursing the salary and other arrears bills among the staff working under them.

 

"Company Commanders/IPFs, RPSF engaged in this duty should be paid honorarium at the same rates as are applicable to the payment Clerks on the individual Railways/Production Units."

 

"This amount is payable to the staff who actually perform the duties. Honorarium will be only on monthly basis irrespective of the payments, which he has to make in a month."

[Ref: Railway Board's letter No. 81/S&C/ABE/PA/8/4 dated 22.05.1982]

(xxiv)

(A)

Payment of honorarium to Inquiry Officers/Presenting Officers where their role as IO/PO is not part of their normal sphere of duties.

(a)

Subject to a minimum of Rs. 250 and a maximum of Rs. 500 in respect of Inquiry Officers.

 

 

 

(b)

Minimum of Rs. 100 and maximum of Rs. 300 to the Presenting Officers.

 

Note 1. The amount payable on each occasion may be decided on merits taking into account the quality/volume of work and the need for quick and expeditious completion of the inquiry.

[Ref: Rly. Boards letter No. 88/V-I/CVC/1/2(B) dated 12.04.1989]

 

(B)

Payment of honorarium to the Railway Officers acting Inquiry Officers in Vigilance/ CBI cases.

(i)

Inquiry Officers - Rs. 2,000

 

 

 

(ii)

PA/Confidential Assistant/Steno who helps the Officers- Rs. 500.

 

Note : The above honorarium is payable at the conclusion of each enquiry and after submission of the report in all vigilance/CBI cases, in which cases the Inquiry Officers are nominated by the Railway Board.

[Ref: Rly. Boards letter No. 88/V-I/CVC/1/2(B) dated 12.04.1989]

 

 

 

 

A day means more than 2 hours of work in a day and work means time spent on hearing and does not include time spent in reading or studying papers.

 

 

 

Each service on the Railway is a separate department for the purpose of grant of honorarium for arbitration work. However, appointment of an Engineer from the open line of the C.E. Deptt. as Arbitrator to deal with a case in the Construction Wing and vice versa will be treated as appointment from different departments.

 

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)65 HOI-25 dated 04/11/1967]

 

A Stenographer or Typist or Clerk assisting the Arbitrator after office hours is eligible to the payment of honorarium provided the work does not relate to the arbitrator's own department.

 

[Ref: Board's letter No. E(G)62 HOI-26 dated 25/09/1963,E(G)62 HOI-26 dated 13/11/1963and E(G)76 HOI-11 dated 14/04/1977]

 

Other provisions:

 

  1.     For broadcasts over AIR on subjects purely of a literary or artistic or scientific character, where no sanction is necessary to undertake the work, no permission is needed to receive honorarium. Similarly, where sanction to broadcast is obtained, such sanction carries with it the permission to receive the honorarium.

 

[Ref. Railway Ministry's decision given below Rule 1334-RII]

 

  1.     A Railway servant may also, with the prior sanction of the competent authority, act as an arbitrator in a dispute between private parties. While giving the permission, the competent authority should decide whether the Railway servant, consistent with his official responsibilities can undertake the arbitration work, and accept any fees subject to the provisions governing acceptance of fees.

 

[Ref. Railway Ministry's decision given below Rule 1334-RII]

 

  1.     Recourse to the payment of honorarium should be taken in exceptional cases. Where the work is entrusted on payment of honorarium, it should be so distributed amongst the existing staff, that the amount of honorarium does not become a source of regular profit to a few.

 

[Ref: Railway Ministry's letter No. E(G)80 HOI-30 dated 02/09/1981]

 

                   i.        While referring to this circular, the original circulars referred to herein should be read for a proper appreciation. This circular is only a consolidation of the instructions issued so far and should not be treated as substituting the originals. In case of any doubt, the original circular should be relied upon as authority.

 

                  ii.        The instructions contained in the original circulars mentioned herein have only prospective effect unless specifically indicated otherwise in the said circulars.

 

                iii.        If any circular on the subject, which has not been superseded, has been missed in preparing this consolidated circular, the said circular, which has not been taken into consideration due to oversight, should be treated as valid and operative.

 

List of circulars from which consolidation has been made.

 

  1.     No. E(G)62 HOI-26 dated 25/09/1963
  2.     No. E(G)62 HOI-26 dated 13/11/1963
  3.     No. E(G)63 HOI-27 dated 23/11/1963
  4.     No. E(G)63 HOI-32 dated 06/04/1964
  5.     No. E(G)65 HOI-17 dated 04/08/1966
  6.     No. E(G)65 HOI-25 dated 04/11/1967
  7.     No. E(G)70 HOI-24 dated 12/02/1971
  8.     No. E(G)72 HOI-13 dated 29/07/1973
  9.     No. E(G)76 HOI-11 dated 14/04/1977
  10.  No. E(G)72 HOI-13 Pt. dated 07/06/1977
  11.  No. E(G)72 HOI-13 Pt. dated 26/08/1977
  12.  No. E(G)72 HOI-13 Pt. dated 17/12/1977
  13.  No. E(G)78 HOI-20 dated 29/09/1978
  14.  No. E(G)79 HO1-18 dated 10/07/1979
  15.  No. E(G)80 HOI-30 dated 16/12/1980
  16.  No. E(G)81 HOI-6 dated 30/06/1981
  17.  No. E(G)80 HOI-30 dated 02/09/1981
  18.  No. E(G)63 HOI-10 dated 25/01/1982
  19.  No. 81/Sec/ABE/PA/8/4 dated 22.05.1982
  20.  No. E(G)80 HOI-8 dated 27/05/1983
  21.  No. F(E)II/80/HO/1 dated 01/03/1984
  22.  No. E(G)82/HOI-8 dated 01/02/1985 (RBE 39/1985)
  23.  No. E(G)84 HOI-11 dated 10/09/1985 (RBE 263/1985)
  24.  No. E(G)85 HOI-1 dated 10/09/1985 (RBE 243/1985)
  25.  No. E(G)85 HOI-24 dated 30/10/1985 (RBE 292/1985)
  26.  No. E(G)81 HOI-1 dated 04/11/1985  (RBE 304/1985)
  27.  No. E(G)84 HOI-28 dated 16/01/1986 (RBE 340/1985)
  28.  No. E(G)86 HOI-2 dated 17/02/1986 (RBE 27/1986)
  29.  No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 11/12/1986 (RBE 244/1986)
  30.  No. E(G)84 HOI-28 dated 09/01/1987 (RBE 7/1987)
  31.  No. E(G)85 HOI-2 dated 30/10/1987 (RBE 267/1987)
  32.  No. F(X)II-86/PW/6 dated 25/01/1988
  33.  No. E(G)88 HOI-4 dated 22/04/1988 (RBE 86/1988)
  34.  No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 01/06/1988 (RBE 116/1988)
  35.  No. E(G)88 HOI-10 dated 09/08/1988 (RBE 173/1988)
  36.  No. E(G)87 HOI-27 dated 07/10/1988 (RBE 221/1988)
  37.  No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 25/01/1989 (RBE 29/1989)
  38.  No. E(G)87 HOI-27 dated 14/02/1989 (RBE 44/1989)
  39.  No. 88/V-I/CVC/1/2(B) dated 12.04.1989
  40.  No. E(G)89 HOI-2 dated 28/04/1989 (RBE 113/1989)
  41.  No. E(G)88 HOI-27 dated 31/05/1989 (RBE 144/1989)
  42.  No. E(G)87 HOI-6 dated 07/07/1989 (RBE 174/1989)
  43.  No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 18/08/1989 (RBE 209/1989)
  44.  No. E(G)88 HOI-22 dated 28/08/1989 (RBE 215/1989)
  45.  No. E(G)87 HOI-11 dated 05/09/1989 (RBE 222/1989)
  46.  No. E(G)88 HOI-6 dated 14/09/1989 (RBE 231/1989)
  47.  No. E(G)89 HOI-16 dated 14/09/1989 (RBE 232/1989)
  48.  No. E(G)89 HOI-18 dated 21/09/1989 (RBE 238/1989)
  49.  No. E(G)84 HOI-17 dated 31/10/1989 (RBE 272/1989)
  50.  No. E(G)88 HOI-6 Pt. dated 29/12/1989 (RBE 316/1989)
  51.  No. E(G)89 HOI-5 dated 03/01/1990 (RBE 1/1990)
  52.  No. E(G)90 HOI-1 dated 31/01/1990 (RBE 18/1990)

 

Orders issued subsequently

 

  1.     No. E(G)88 HOI-22 dated 18/04/1991 (RBE 81/1991)
  2.     No. E(G)91 HOI-7 dated 12/08/1991 (RBE 145/1991)
  3.     No. E(G)90 HOI-18 dated 17/10/1991 (RBE 173/1991)
  4.     No. E(G)90 HOI-11 dated 22/10/1991 (RBE 173A/1991)
  5.     No. E(G)88 HOI-3 dated 13/12/1991 (RBE 216/1991)
  6.     No. E(G)91 HOI-19 dated 10/02/1992 (RBE 24/1992)
  7.     No. E(G)88 HOI-3 dated 28/02/1992 (RBE 32/1992)
  8.     No. E(G)90 HOI-11 dated 06/03/1992 (RBE 36/1992)
  9.     No. E(G)90 HOI-11 dated 18/05/1992 (RBE 63/1992)
  10.  No. E(G)89 HOI-34 dated 10/09/1992 (RBE 140/1992)
  11.  No. E(LR)l/93/NM1-1 dated 26/02/1993 (RBE 32/1993)
  12.  No. E(G)92 HOI-7 dated 22/03/1993 (RBE 36/1993)