DOPT ISSUED FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS

DOPT published today on its official website regarding the 'Administrative Tribunals', the clarification is given as  ‘FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS’ and it placed under for your information…

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS

Q.1 What is the objective behind setting up of Central Administrative Tribunal? 

Ans. To provide in-expensive and speedy relief to Central Government Employees in respect of their grievances related to service matters.

Q.2 What are the jurisdiction of a Central Administrative Tribunal? 

Ans. CAT adjudicates disputes with respect to recruitment and conditions of service of persons appointed to public services and posts in connection with the affairs of the Union or other local authorities with the territory of India or under the control of Government of India and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.

MODEL QUESTIONS FOR IPO EXAM PAPER III - CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 1986

THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 1986

1.         The Consumer protection act 1986 enacted in

            a)         15 Jun 2005                                                  b)         24 Oct 1986

            c)         24 Dec 1986                                                 d)         1 Jan 1986                Ans:c

2.         The Consumer protection act 1986 extends to

a)            The whole India

b)            The whole India except Nagaland tribal area,

c)            The whole India except Nagaland tribal area and Jammu and Kashmir

d)            The whole India except Jammu and Kashmir                                       Ans:d(1)

Model Questions for IPO Examination - Consumer Protection Act

Q1  The State Consumer Protection Councils shall meet as and when necessary but not less than two meetings shall be held every year. The  above said  statement  is   true or false True

Q2  Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum to be known as the "District Forum" established by --------- The State Government

Q3  Who is the chairman of  the Central Consumer Protection Council Minister in charge of consumer affairs  in the Central Government

Government fixes 500-word limit for RTI query

The government has put a word limit of 500 words for filing an application under the Right to Information (RTI) Act.

Besides this, a new format has been devised for filing an appeal to the Central Information Commission under the transparency law.

The government has also made it mandatory for an appellant or his authorised representative to appear before the CIC either in person or through video-conferencing, according to new rules notified on July 31.

LOKPAL: LAW MIN AGAINST POWER TO FILE CHARGE SHEET

New Delhi, August 12, 2012(PTI): Maintaining that it was against the “principle of protection”, the Law Ministry has opposed a provision in the Lokpal Bill which gives the ombudsman power to file charge sheet against a public servant without the prior sanction of competent authority.
“…The proposal to do away with the requirement of previous sanction…Where prosecution is proposed by Lokpal, would be against the principle of protection needed for the public servants,” the Ministry has told Rajya Sabha’s Select Committee scrutinising the Bill.

MODEL QUESTIONS FOR IPO EXAM PAPER III - THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005

THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005

1.         The Right to information bill having been passed by both houses of parliament received the assent of the president on

            a)         12 Oct 2005                                                   b)         13 Oct 2005  

            c)         15 Jun 2005                                                   d)         None of these            Ans:c

2.         The RTI act enacted by parliament in the

            a)         55^th  of the republic of India              b)         54^th  of the republic of India

            c)         56^th of the republic of India                           d)         None of these            Ans:c

MODEL QUESTIONS FOR IPO EXAM PAPER III - THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005

THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005

1.         The Right to information bill having been passed by both houses of parliament received the assent of the president on

            a)         12 Oct 2005                                                   b)         13 Oct 2005  

            c)         15 Jun 2005                                                   d)         None of these            Ans:c

2.         The RTI act enacted by parliament in the

            a)         55^th  of the republic of India              b)         54^th  of the republic of India

            c)         56^th of the republic of India                           d)         None of these            Ans:c

SC TO EXAMINE HIGH COURT’S POWERS UNDER ARTICLE 226

New Delhi, July 9, 2012(IANS): The Supreme Court said Monday it will examine whether a high court, in exercising its powers under Article 226 of the constitution, can direct a state government to compensate for damages caused to religious places during riots or natural calamities.

Act under British Rule - Study material for Various departmental Examination

Regulating Act, 
1773-First step taken by the British Government to control and regulate the affairs of the East India Company in India


Pitt's India Act, 1784 
It was introduced to remove the drawbacks of the Regulating Act


Charter Act, 1813 
Monopoly of the Company's trade abolished except trade in tea & trade with China

MODEL QUESTIONS FOR IPO EXAM

(QNo 26-50 of PO ACT, SB Act, Certificate Act.)

26.       Penalty for detention of letters on board vessel arriving in port

a)         Shall be punishable with fine which may extend to fifty rupees.

b)         Punishable with fine which may extend to fifty rupees for every such postal article as aforesaid

c)         Punishable with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees

d)         None of these                                                                                               Ans: b(66)

27.       Penalty for detaining mails or opening mail bag

a)         Shall be punishable with fine which may extend to fifty rupees.

b)         Shall be punishable with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees :

c)         Punishable with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees

d)         None of these                                                                                               Ans: b(67)

MODEL QUESTION FOR IPO EXAM : The Indian Post Office Act, 1898 (6 of 1898) ,THE GOVERNMENT SAVING BANK ACT, 1873 & THE GOVERNMENT SAVING CERTIFICATES ACT 1959

(QNo 1-25)

1.         The Post Office Act was enacted in

            a)         1^st Jun            1988                           b)         2^nd Jul 1878

            c)         1^st Jul 1898                           d)         None of these                                   Ans: c

2.         Mark correct option

a)         The expression “postage” means the duty chargeable for the transmission by post of postal articles          

b)         The expression “postage stamps” means any stamp provided by the [Central Government] for denoting postage or other fees or sums payable in respect of postal articles under this Act

c)         The expression “post office” includes every house, building, room, carriage or place used for the purposes of the Post Office.

d)         All the above                                                                                                 Ans: d

OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS: Indian Penal Code-1860

1. A intentionally causes B's death, partly by illegally omitting to give food to him, and partly by beating him. A has committed _________ .

         Murder [Section 36]

2. Section 53 of the IPC deals with ____________ .

         Punishments.

3. In every case in which sentence of death shall have been passed, the appropriate Government may, _________the consent of the offender, commute the punishment for any other punishment provided by IPC.

         Without [Section 54]

Amendments in Code of Civil Procedure with effect from 2002(FIRST Part)

This is a small attempt to trace out the amended CPC provisions and I am sure it will provide the Munsiff-Magistrate candidates to find out the effect of different provisions by way of various amendments in CPC. This is the very first of its kind in my blog. Hope you will benefit from this detailed post. This is the FIRST part.

• We are required to file an affidavit along with the suit when we present plaints which we generally term as "suit affidavit". It is a result of amendment act of 1999 with effect from(hereinafter referred as w.e.f) 2002.[See.S.26(2)]

Objective Questions:Criminal Procedure Code-1973

1. As per the Explanation to Section 2(d) of the Cr.PC, a report made by a police officer in a case which discloses, after investigation, the commission of a non-cognizable offence shall be deemed to be a ________ .

     Answer: Complaint.

2. __________ includes all the proceedings under the Cr.PC for the collection of evidence conducted by a police officer.

     Answer: Investigation[Sectiom 2 (h)]

Multiple choice questions on Evidence Act

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The Indian Laws with Year - Study material for various Departmental Examination

Name of Act	Year
Reserve Bank of India Act	1934.
State Bank of India Act	1955.
Reserve Bank of India (Amendment) Act	2006.
Regional Rural Banks Act	1976
Companies Act	1956.
Indian Partnership Act	1932.

Conduct and Disciplinary Rules – Glossary A to C

Conduct and Disciplinary Rules

Glossary A to C

Abet means to encourage, incite.

Abettor is one who abets the commission of a crime and is present or nearby during the act.

Absolve: To pronounce clear of guilt or blame.

Accused is a person against whom an allegation has been made that he has committed an offence or who is charged with an offence.

Acquit is to set free or deliver from the charge of an offence after trial.

Conduct and Disciplinary Rules – Glossary D to G

Death while under suspension: If a suspended employee dies during suspension, the period of suspension should be treated as duty for all purposes and his family paid for that period full pay and allowances to which he would have been entitled had he not been suspended, adjusting the subsistence allowance already paid. 

Conduct and Disciplinary Rules

Glossary D to G

Deemed suspension: Sub-rule (2) Rule 10 of CCS (CCA) Rules creates a fiction that a government servant though not placed under suspension by an order of the competent authority, is in law regarded as having been placed under suspension by an order of the competent authority.

All Useful Rules, Acts, Volumes & Manual

All Useful Rules, Acts, Volumes & Manual
1.     Manual & Volume

1.1  Venture

2.     Rules
2.1  Central Civil Services (Leave) Rules, 1972 FR & SR Part III

2.2  Central Civil Services (CCA) Rules, 1965.pdf

2.3  Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964.pdf or Circulars
       Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964.doc