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File number	E(W)/2006/WE-1/6
Date	2005-12-08
Type	Railway Board Establishment Circular / Letter
Topic	staff-establishment
Directorate	Establishment
Official source	indianrailways.gov.in

Summary

Homoeopathic/Ayurvedic Dispensaries under Staff Benefit Fund - Enhancement of honorarium of Physicians CPOs would advise CMOs about the additional funds required on this account so

Text of the circular

RBENo. 2.1?'!?"oo5 SC No.~ GOVERNMENT OF INDIA (m«r f1~CbI'<) MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (~ &i?lIc;;1IQ) (RAILWAY BOARD) (~m-t) 17',,- New Delhi, the ~ December, 2005 General Managers, All Indian Railways including Metro Railway/Kolkata and Production Units, etc.

Sub:

Homoeopathic/Ayurvedic Dispensaries under Staff Benefit Fund

- Enhancement of honorarium of Physicians.

1.

This has reference to Ministry of Railways' letter No. E(W)2003/WE-1/3, dated 23-4-2003 on the subject .

2.

There have been demands for further increase in the monthly honorarium payable to homoeopathic/ayurvedic practitioners by Staff Benefit fund Committees.

It has been decided to make additional funds available to SBF committees for the purpose. The SBF committees may revise monthly honorarium of the practitioners engaged in the SBF dispensaries as under:

(a) Physicians engaged to work for around eight hours a day (b) Physicians engaged to work for around four hours a day

3.

Annual allotment for "Indigenous Systems of Medicine" under SBF (under which homoeopathic and ayurvedic dispensaries function) at RS.2.50 per capita being inadequate to meet increase in requirement of funds on account of above revision in the honoriarium, the additional expenditure necessitated due to revision in the honorarium of the physicians under these orders would also be met through re-appropriation from the head "Medical Services" as additional ad hoc contribution to the SBF, and the Medical Budget would be suitably augmented from Revenues as advised in Board's letter dated 23-4-2003 referred to above.

CPOs would advise CMOs about the additional funds required on this account so that the same could be reflected in the budgetary estimates.

4.

These orders are effective from 01-11-2005 .

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5.

In case of the Zonal Railways, expenditure on this account is chargeable to Demand NO.11 (Staff Welfare & Amenities) Minor head "Medical Services" (Control and superindence at Headquarters and Divisions).

In case of Production Units, etc., the expenditure would be chargeable to corresponding heads of account.

6.

This issues with the concurrence of Finance Directorate of tne Ministry of Railways.

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(Pa een Kumar) Dy. Director Estt.(Welfare) Railway Board

-tk No. E(W)2004IWE-1/6 New Delhi, the 8 December, 2005 Copy to FA & CAOsJAlllndian Railways, PUs etc.

y ( Parveen Kumar) Dy. Director Estt.(Welfare) .

Railway Board

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New Delhi, the ~ December, 2005 Copy to :

Dy. Comptroller & Auditor General of India (Railways);

Room No. 224, Rail Bhawan, New Delhi.

Qu~ For Fin~~issloner (Railways) tt--.

No. E(W)2004IWE-1/6 New Delhi, the ~ December, 2005 ~ New Delhi, the ~ December, 2005

1.

The Genl. Secy., NFIR, 3 Chelmsford Road, New Delhi (with 35 spares).

2.

The GenLSecy. AIRF, 4 State Entry Road, New Delhi (with 35 spares).

3.

The Secretary General, FROA (5 spares)

4.

The Secretary General, IRPOF (5 spares)

5.

The Secretary, RBSS, Group 'A' Officers Association

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