SALT FLN Training 2024 to SGTs 3d Batch

SALT FLN Training 2024 to SGTs 3d Batch Rc. No: SS-15023/23/2023-SAMO-SSA Date: 22/11/2024.

School Education-Supporting Andhra’s Learning Transformation (SALT) Programme-Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) – 60- day certifcate course - Conduct of Training to the SGTs (Secondary Grade Teachers) for 6 days in residential mode from 25-11-2024 to 30-11-2024 (Third Spell) - Instructions - Issued - Reg 

 

Read:

1. NEP-2020, NIPUN Bharat guidelines and NCF FS-2022.

2. MoU signed with ASER (Pratham) by Government of Andhra Pradesh, dated 17-08-2022

3. Proceedings SS-15023/23/2023-SAMO-SSA Dated: 16-10-2024 of the State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha AP

 

The District Educational Officers and Additional Project Coordinators of Samagra Shiksha mentioned in the address entry are informed that the State government is prioritizing foundational literacy and numeracy aligning with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and other key frameworks. This focus on early childhood care and education (ECCE) is crucial for ensuring that children develop essential skills at a young age.

 

In this context a comprehensive initiative aimed at enhancing the skills of Grade 1 and 2 teachers through a structured 60-day certificate course. This collaboration between the Department of School Education, Samagra Shiksha, and ASER (Pratham) emphasizes a blended learning approach, combining both offline and online training methods.

 

Accordingly, a comprehensive training initiative is taken up by the department to train the 34,000 SGTs in six days in the residential mode across the state in 14 spells. Accordingly, first and second spell were successfully completed and the teachers were enthusiastically participated in the residential training in 9 venues across the state.

 

Further all the District Educational Officers and Additional Project Coordinators of Samagra Shiksha in the State are informed that in continuation of this training program the third spell residential training for 06 days will be conducted from 25^th to 30^th of November,2024 in the 9 venues across the state as indicated below.

The total number of Secondary Grade Teachers (SGTs) to be trained in the 3^rd spell in 9 venues is tabulated below.

LIST OF Venues and Districts mapped for Spell 3 Training  25-11-2024 to 30-11-2024

 

Venue Number	Venue Name	Venue In-charge	Address	Mapping districts	Venue capacity	Number              of SGTsto be deputed            for training.
1	Sri Vishwa Vijetha                   junior college	Jithendra 8885558189	Sri vishwa vijetha junior college, Mahalaxmi Nagar colony, Near DEO office, SRIKAKULAM	Srikakulam,	150	Srikakulam - 150
2	Oyster International School	B Reddy – 81432 51333	MODAVALASA Village, opp. FRESH CHOICE, Denkada Mandal, Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh 531162	Vizianagaram Manyam	250	Vizianagaram­125 Manyam - 125
3	Satya Sai Parimala Polytechnic College, Konda Guntur, Rajahmundry	Pavan 7799002999	Satya Sai Parimala Polytechnic College Konda Guntur, Bommuru- Kesavaram Road, Rajanagaram Mandalam, Rajahmundry (R)- 533124	Kakinada, Konaseema, East Godavari	250	Kakinada - 90 Konaseema - 90 East Godavari– 70
4	YES-J Center, Loyola College, Vijayawada	Pradeep 8340026666	YES-i Centre for Excellence, besides ALIET, ITI College Road,ALC campus, Vijayawada -520008.	NTR Krishna,	150	NTR -75 Krishna - 75
5	VRS & YNR Degree and PG college, Chirala, Bapatla Dist.	Ramana Reddy- 8328697299	Chirala Bypass Rd, NTR Nagar, Chirala, Ipuru Palem Rural, Andhra Pradesh 523157	Bapatla and Prakasam	250	Bapatla - 125 Prakasam – 125
6	Medjee        SchoolSampath (C/o         Veritas), Tirupati	9959924862	KumarRamapuram, Ramanuja Palle, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh 517561	Tirupati, Chittoor	300	Tirupati - 150 Chittoor – 150
7	Global Engineering college, YSR Kadapa	Chanakya 7036102102 Chandra sekhar reddy 7036105105	Chennur road, Chinnamachupalle, Andhra Pradesh 516162	Kadapa	150	Kadapa -150
8	BIT Institute       of Technology, Hindupur, Sri sathya sai	Madhusudan 9492420168	KadiriRoad- Guddampali, Gorantla-Hindupur                  Banglore Road, Hindupuram, Andhra Pradesh 515201	Sri Satya Sai	300	Sri satya sai   - 300
9	Vijaya Bharati D.ED college	Ramanjaneyulu 9059564332	Anantapur - Tadipatri Hwy, opposite Zp High school, Bukkarayasamudra, Andhra Pradesh 515701	Ananthapuram	250	Ananthapuram - 250

 

For providing trainings at district level for 60-day certificate course for primary teachers, the ASO & AMOs from the respective district who are dealing with Grade 1&2 and 9 venues districts shall identified and mapped the 8 erstwhile districts to those 9 venues for third spell trainings.

 

The roles and responsibilities at the district level are proposed as below:

1. The District Educational Officer (DEO) will serve as the Chairman of the training program, ensuring its smooth execution. They will coordinate with DIET principals, District Academic Monitoring Officers (AMOs), Girl Child Development Officers (GCDOs), Inclusive Education Coordinators (IECo), Alternative School Coordinators (ALS Co), and clerical staff in the DEO office to facilitate effective training for SGTs. This collaboration is essential for organizing logistics, addressing any issues that arise, and ensuring that the training meets its objectives.
2. The District Educational Officers should ensure that the assigned SGTs are deputed to the training program on a spell-wise basis from their respective districts. It's important to ensure that no teacher is sent to the training program more than once.
3. AMOs where the venues are located has to look after the logistics, arrangements and other essentials required at the venues timely.
4. The list of the participants proceedings should be released at district level for each spell from the list which the state has received from the respective ASOs
5. "Since we have 34,000 Secondary Grade Teachers (SGTs) from all 13 erstwhile districts, the participants' list should be released at the district level for each spell, based on the list received from the respective ASOs. The proceedings for the participants' list should also be issued at the district level accordingly."
6. Each venue will have 4 in charges overseeing various aspects including coordination with vendors, food arrangements, technical support, accommodation, stationery and sanitation.
7. Concerned RJDs and DEOs are instructed to conduct the preparatory meetings with AMOs, ASOs, GCDOs, IECo, ALSCo and MEOs to send the participants to the mapped venues without fail.
8. Monitoring committee to be formed at every venue with the mapped district officials for monitoring the facilities and observe the sessions.
9. IFP Pannels should be installed by the DNOs (District Nodal Officer) with coordination of IFP vendors in each classroom and DEOs should make a follow up on this DRPs should be allotted for each classroom and 1 KRP&1 MEO for each venue
10. The DEOs should not depute the single teachers from single teacher’s schools for the trainings up to 4 spells and the state officials will notify the district officials with an alternative plan on how to train the single teacher schools.
11. 4 PETs (2 male and 2 female PETs) should be allotted in each venue for conducting the extracurricular activities.
12. Mobile phones should be deposited in the classroom by keeping them in silent mode and it can be used only in break times.
13. G. Maheshwar Reddy, Teacher Training in charge of Samagra Shiksha, AP will be coordinating with logistics facilities across all the Venues in the state for successful completion of trainings.
14. The KRPs and DRPs should not be sent as participants for 60-day certification course.
15. Medical facilities shall be available to the participants for entire training period with equipment to meet the emergency situations in the venues.

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Leadership Training for School Heads 3rd Batch 2024

Leadership Training for School Heads 3rd Batch 2024 Memo No.15021/29/2024-SAMO-SSA,   Date: 23/11/2024

Samagra Shiksha, A.P - SIEMAT - SALT Programme - Residential Training on Leadership for School Heads - 3^rd Batch from 25.11.2024 to 30.11.2024 - Certain Instructions - Issued 

 

Ref:        

1. This office Rc.No.SS-15021/29/2024-SAMO-SSA, dt.08/10/2024

2. This office Rc.No.SS-15021/29/2024-SAMO-SSA, Dated:29/10/2024

3. This office Memo No.15021/29/2024-SAMO-SSA, Dt.30/10/2024

4. Meeting held with all the Teacher Associations at O/o the Samagra Shiksha, Vijayawada on 15.11.2024.

5. This office Rc.No.SS-15021/29/2024-SAMO-SSA, dt.16.11.2024.

6.This office Rc.No.SS-15021/29/2024-SAMO-SSA, dt.22.11.2024.

 

In continuation of the references cited, the Regional Joint Directors of School Education, District Educational Officers and Additional Project Coordinators, SS in the State are informed that the School Leadership training (Learning cycle II) programme to the School Heads for the Regional Level training is scheduled with 6 days’ duration on residential mode through various batches.

 

Further, they are informed that it is decided to conduct the 3^rd batch training from 25.11.2024 to 30.11.2024 at 11 venues in the State. The following are the details of venues.

 

S. No .	Name of the Venue	Districts Covered	Capacity	Number of participants to be allotted				Responsible Officers
				HMs	MEOs /DIET	Total
1	Balaji Polytechnical College, Gajapati Nagaram, VZM.	Vizianagaram	200	90	10	100	1.RJDSE Visakhapatnam 2. DEO Vizianagaram 3. AMO VZM 4.R.Hymeshwarar o, MIS,S.S. 5.AMO, PP Manyam
		PP Manyam		90	10	100
		Total		180	20	200

2	Oyster International School, opp: Fresh Choice, Modavalasa	Srikakulam	300	110	10	120	1. RJDSE, Visakhapatnam 2. DEO Visakhapatnam 3. AMO VSKP 4. Sri. T. Murali Mohan, ZP Boys Highschool, Chittivalasa. 5. AMO, Srikakulam 6. AMO, ASR 7. AMO. Anakapalli
		Visakhapatnam		0	0	0
		Anakapalli		90	10	100
		ASR .( Paderu)		70	10	80
		Total		270	30	300
3	Sai Madhavi Eng. College, Mallampudi, Raja Nagaram (m) E.G.	Dr.BRA Konaseema	200	40	10	50	1. RJDSE Kakinada 2. APC E.G 3. AMO E.G 4. Sri.Narisimha phani, Dy.Ramachandra puram 5.Principal, DIET, E.G 6. AMO, Kakinada 7. AMO, Amalapuram
		Kakinada		40	10	50
		East Godavari		40	10	50
		ASR (RCM Division)		40	10	50
		Total		160	40	200
4	Heal Paradise, Agiripalli, Eluru.	West Godavari	250	50	10	60	1.RJDSE Kakinada 2.DEO, Eluru 3. Sri K. Anandkumar, MEO-II, Agiripalli 4. AMO Krishna 5. AMO, West Godavari 6. AMO, Eluru 7. AMO, Krishna
		Eluru		50	10	60
		Krishna		50	10	60
		NTR		60	10	70
		Total		210	40	250
5	Muvva Bapireddy Training Institute, Pedaparimi, Guntur Dist.	Guntur	250	80	10	90	1. RJDSE Guntur 2. DEO Guntur 3. APC, Guntur 4. AMO Guntur 5. Smt. Suhasini, SIEMAT 6. AMO, Palnadu 7.  AMO, Bapatla
		Bapatla		80	10	90
		Palnadu		60	10	70
		Total		220	30	250
6	Ramachandra Mission, Ongole	Prakasam Nellore (Kandukuru Div.)	150	90 40 130	10 10 20	100 50   150	1.RJDSE,Guntur 2.DEO,Prakasa m 3.APC, Prakasam 4.AMO Prakasam 5.Principal, DIET 6. Kishorekumar, MEO 7. AMO, Nellore

7	Veritas Sainaka School, Tirupati	Nellore	300	105	10	115	1. RJDSE, Kadapa 2. DEO, Tirupati 3. AMO Tirupati 4.Bhaskar Babu, MEO-II, Chandragiri 5.DY.E.O.Tirupati 6.Janardana Rao,MEO,Nagul apuram
		Tirupati Annamayya (Rajampet Div)		140 30	10 5	150 35
		Total		275	25	300
8	Chirangeevi Institute of Egg. College, Anantapuram	Anantapuramu	300	80	20	100	1.RJDSE Kadapa district 2. DEO Anantapuramu 3.AMO Anantapuramu 4.B.Rama Krishan, Lecturer, DIET,Bukkapatnam 5. Sri Mallikarjun, IE, SS
		Sri Satya Sai		80	20	100
		Annamayya		80	20	100
		Total		240	60	300
9	Raghavendra B.Ed College, Kurnool.		220				1. RJDSE Kadapa district 2.DEO Kurnool 3. AMO Kurnool 4. Principal DIET Kurnool 5. Srinivasulu, MEO, Kurnool 6. AMO, Nandyal 7.Abdul Ghani, SS
		Kurnool		100	10	110
		Nandyala		100	10	110
		Total		200	20	220
10	Agastya Foundation, Kuppam, Chittoor Dist.	Chittoor	150	140	10	150	1.RJDSE Kadapa district 2. DEO Chittoor 3. APC, Chittoor 4. AMO Chittoor 5.Sri.E Devaprasad, Lecturer, DIET, Chittoor 6.Dr.Aruna, SS

11	Geetam Degree College, YSR Kadapa	YSR Kadapa Annamayya (Rayachoti & Madanapalli Divisions)	150	70 65 135	10 5 15	80 70 150	1.RJDSE, Kadapa 2.DEO,Kadapa 3.APC, Kadapa 4.AMO, Kadapa 5.Principal, DIET 6.Dy.E.O., Rayachoti
Grand total			2470	216 0	310	247 0

 

Further the RJDSE’s, DEOs and APCs are requested to utilize the services of Master Facilitators with the assistance of AMOs as per the requirement of each batch/venue. The identified MFs (list enclosed) shall report in the venue concerned well in advance for the conduct of the trainings. The DIET Principals concerned monitor the residential programme and coordinate with district officers. All the above mentioned officers are requested to follow the above instructions/schedule and take every possible measure to conduct the residential training effectively.

 

Encl: Centre-wise allotment of MFs.

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Prevention from summer vacation and preservation of E.Ls to Teachers

Prevention from summer vacation and preservation of E.Ls to Teachers Rc.No.362/E1-1/2013 Dated: 16-11-2013

School Education Drafting of teaching staff during summer vacation for Election duty/ enumeration censes / Training etc., Mission Mode Project in School Education Orders Issued -Reg 

All the District Educational Officer in the State are informed that, the teachers. Association are frequently requesting to issue calefactory instructions to all the District Educational Officers with regard to preservation of Earn Leave to teachers and other employees working in schools as all the Deputy Educational Officers and MEOs are not following uniform procedure. Therefore, the instructions are hereby reiterated in connection with prevention from availment of summer vacation and preservation of E.L.

1. The teaching and non-teaching staff working in the schools / Educational Institutions. who have availed the vacation / summer vacation, 6 days of E.L. in two spells i.e. three (3) days from 1 January to 30th June, and three (3) days from 1st July to 31st December in a calendar year may be credited to their leave account as per G.O.Ms. No.317, Education (Ser.V) Dept., dated 15.09.1994,

2. Prevention may be accorded during vacation including summer vacation as per the need and necessity and exigencies of work viz., examination related work / training etc.

3. Regarding prevention of the staff to prevent the following staff from the Educational Institutions. (1) Headmaster, (2) Junior Assistant / Record Assistant, and (3) Office subordinate. If there is no Junior Assistant / Record Assistant, Seniormost teacher may be prevented from availing of summer vacation, in any case the prevented staff should not exceed three (3) persons.

4. Any prevention of teaching/non-teaching staff during the vacation/summer vacation should be by a general or special / specific order of higher authority / competent authority.

5. Ruling 15 under FR 82 is that "If a Government servant of the vacation department does duties during vacation and separately remunerated therefore, he should not be considered as having been deprived of vacation." However, the teaching and non- teaching who are prevented from availing vacation / summer vacation for attending the duties such as preparation / revision of electoral rolls, enumeration, census and received remuneration shall not be treated as remuneration in terms of G.O.Ms. No. 35, Edn., dated 16.01.1981 and G.O.Ms. No. 355, GAD, dated 19.05.1991.

6. Regarding remuneration paid in connection with attending the examination work viz., spot valuation and instant examinations, receipt of TA and DA during training programmes shall be treated as remuneration and does not comes under prevention

7. The Number of days of prevention/summer vacation shall be considered to have foregone vacation is the one that actually spent in attending to the duties assigned in terms of G.O.Ms.No.114, Finance, dated 28.04.2005.

8. In any case the total number of E.LS. accrued by virtue of prevention of vacation/summer vacation shall not exceed 30 days (inclusive of 6 days)

Therefore, all the District Educational Officer in the state are requested to take necessary action in the matter.

This has the approval of the Commissioner and Director of School Education, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad.

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Preservation of ELs for Summer SSC ASE works

Preservation of ELs for Summer SSC ASE works Preservation of Earned Leaves to the staff who have attended SSC Advance Supplementary Examination works during summer vacation in the year 2022-23 and 2023-24

Rc.No.ESE02-30027/14/2024-A&I -CSE Dated: 22/11/2024

School Education - Preservation of Earned Leaves to the staff who have attended SSC Advance Supplementary Examination works during summer vacation in the year 2022-23 and 2023-24 - Reg

Read: 

1. Representation received from certain Teacher Associations.

2. Procs.Rc.No.362/E1-1/2013, Dated:16.11.2013 of this office.

The attention of all the District Educational Officers in the State is invited to the references read above and informed that several representations have been received from certain teacher associations requesting orders for preservation of Earned leaves to the Headmasters/Teachers/Non-Teaching staff, who worked during the summer vacation for the conduct of SSC Advanced Supplemntary Examinations held in the year 2022-23 and 2023-24.

In this regard, all the District Educational Officers in the state are hereby informed that clear instructions regarding the prevention of Earned Leave for teachers and non-teaching employees working in schools have been issued vide reference 2nd read above.

Therefore, all the District Educational Officers in the state are hereby requested to follow the instructions issued vide reference 2nd read above, scrupulously.

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AP Panchayat Secretaries Sub-ordinate Service Rules Amendments 2024

AP Panchayat Secretaries Sub-ordinate Service Rules Amendments 2024

Public Services - Panchayat Secretaries-Subordinate Service Rules - The Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Subordinate Service Rules, 2010 -Amendments - Orders - Issued.

G.O.MS.No. 65 Dated: 15-11-2024

 PANCHAYAT RAJ AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT (Mdl.I) DEPARTMENT 

Read the following:

1. G.O.Ms.No.84, PR&RD Department dated 24.02.2010.
2. G.O.Ms.No.110, PR&RD Department dated 27.09.2019.
3. G.O.Ms.No.148, PR&RD Department dated 27.09.2019.
4. G.O.Ms.No.1, PR&RD Department dated 24.01.2023.
5. Representation of AP Panchayat Secretaries Association dated:11.11.2022
6. Memo.No. 4856/Mdl.I/A1/2017-4, dt: 24.11.2022
7. From Sri U.Guru Swamy, Panchayat Secretary and another representation dt:25.07.2023.
8. Memo.No.4856/Mdl.I/A1/2017-4, dt:23.10.2017, 30.01.2018, 31.05.2018 and 24.11.2022.
9. From the Commissioner, PR&RD Letter No.590998/CPR&RD/B2 /2018, 06.02.2024.
10. From the APPSC letter No.GAD03-APPS0RR/4/2024-RRS, Dt:08.11.2024.

In the reference 1^st read above, Government have issued Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Subordinate Service Rules, 2010 for the post of Panchayat Secretary and accordingly published a notification in the Extraordinary issue of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, Dated 24.02.2010.

 

In the G.O. 2^nd read above, Government have issued orders for establishment of Village Secretariat System in the State including the posts (functionaries) in order to deliver the services effectively to the public at the village level.

 

In the G.O. 3^rd read above, Government have issued orders amending the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Subordinate Service Rules, 2010 issued in O.Ms.No.84 PR&RD (MdI.II) Dept., Dt:24.02.2010, duly including the posts of Panchayat Secretary Grade - V and Panchayat Secretary Grade VI (Digital Assistant) in the service rules.

 

In the G.O. 4^th read above, Government have issued orders amending the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Subordinate Service Rules, 2010 issued in O.Ms.No.84 PR&RD (MdI.II) Dept., Dt:24.02.2010, duly amending the Note-3, relating to ratios of Panchayat Secretary Grade-V & Panchayat Secretary Grade- VI (DA) in the service rules.

 

After careful examination of the proposal of the Commissioner, PR&RD, in the reference 9^th read above, Government have decided to issue the certain amendment to the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Subordinate Service Rules, 2010 issued in G.O.Ms.No.84 PR&RD (MdI.II) Dept., Dt:24.02.2010, duly categorization of feeder categories basing on the Scales of Pay, the Junior Assistants /Junior Assistant-cum-Bill Collectors who are used to be promoted as Panchayat Secretary Grade-II as per earlier provisions will now be promoted to the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade-III.

 

The amendments hereby made shall come into force with effect on and from the date of publication in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette.

 

Accordingly, the following notification will be published in an Extra- Ordinary Issue of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette Dated: 15.11.2024.

 

NOTIFICATION

 

In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of India read with sub-section (1) of section 268 of the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Act,1994 (A.P Act 13 of 1994) and of all other powers hereunto enabling the Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following amendments to the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj Subordinate Service Rules, 2010 issued in G.O.Ms.No.84, PR&RD (MdI.II) Department, dated:24.02.2010 as subsequently amended from time to time.

 

AMENDMENTS

In the said rules:-

 

In Rule 3,-  under Class A: Supervisory posts, for the existing table, the following
shall be substituted, namely,-

Sl. No	Category	Feeder Category	Appointing Authority
1.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - I	1.By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade –II	Commissioner of Panchayat Raj and Rural Development
		2.Sanitary Inspector Grade-I
2.	Panchayat Secretary Grade –II	1. By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade –III.	Commissioner of Panchayat Raj and Rural Development
3.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - III	1.By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV	District Collector
		2.Junior Assistant of District Panchayat Office / Divisional Panchayat Office Unit
		3. Junior Assistant / Junior Assistant-cum-Bill Collector of Gram Panchayats

4.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV	1.By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade - V	District Collector
		2.Bill Collectors of Gram Panchayats
5.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - V	1.   Direct Recruitment	District Collector
		2. By Promotion from persons belong to Panchayat Secretary Grade –VI
		3. By promotion from Persons belonging to other categories (excluding Junior Assistants / Junior Assistant-cum-Bill Collector,  Bill Collectors, Sanitary Inspector Grade-I) working in Gram Panchayats whose services were regularized under G.O.Ms.Nos.212, and 112, Fin.Plg(FW.PC.III)      Dept., dated 22.04.1994 and 23.07.1997.
6.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - VI (Digital Assistant)	Direct Recruitment	District Collector

 

For Note : 1, the following shall be substituted, namely,-

 

Note1: In a cycle of 10 vacancies of the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade- I, 7^th vacancy in every alternative cycle shall be filled up with Sanitary Inspector Grade-I and all other vacancies shall be filled up with Panchayat Secretary Grade –II.

 

Note1(a) shall be Omitted.

 

For Note 2, the following shall be substituted, namely,-

 

Note2: In a cycle of 10 vacancies of the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade–III, the following feeder categories shall be filled up in the following order:-

 

1	Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV
2	Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV
3	Junior Assistant/ Junior Assistant-cum-Bill Collector of Gram Panchayats
4	Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV
5	Junior Assistant of District Panchayat Office/ Divisional Panchayat Office Unit
6	Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV
7	Junior Assistant/ Junior Assistant-cum-Bill Collector of Gram Panchayats
8	Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV
9	Junior Assistant/ Junior Assistant-cum-Bill Collector of Gram Panchayats
10	Panchayat Secretary Grade - IV

 

For note 3, the following shall be substituted, namely,-

 

Note 3: In a cycle of 10 vacancies of the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade– IV, the following feeder categories shall be filled up in the following order: -

 

1.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - V
2.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - V
3.	Bill Collector of Gram Panchayats
4.	Panchayat Secretary Grade - V
5.	Panchayat Secretary Grade –V
6.	Panchayat Secretary Grade –V
7.	Bill Collector of Gram Panchayats
8.	Panchayat Secretary Grade –V
9.	Bill Collector of Gram Panchayats
10.	Panchayat Secretary Grade –V

 

after Note 3, the following Note shall be inserted, namely,-

 

Note 3(a): In a cycle of 10 vacancies of the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade-V, the following feeder categories shall be filled up in the following order (as per G.O.Ms.No.1, PR&RD (Mdl.I) Department, dated 24.01.2023):

 

1	By Promotion from Panchayat Secretary Grade-VI
2	Direct Recruitment
3	Direct Recruitment
4	By Promotion from Panchayat Secretary Grade-VI
5	By Promotion from Panchayat Secretary Grade-VI
6	By promotion from persons belonging to other categories (excluding Junior Assistants/ Junior Assistant-cum-Bill Collector, Sanitary Inspector Grade-I) working in Gram Panchayats whose services were regularized under G.O.Ms.No.212, and 112, Fin&Plg (FW.PC.III) Dept., dated 22-4-1994 and 23-7-1997.
7	By Promotion from Panchayat Secretary Grade-VI
8	Direct Recruitment
9	Direct Recruitment
10	By Promotion from Panchayat Secretary Grade-VI

 

In Annexure to G.O.Ms.No.84, PR&RD(Mdl.II) Department, dated 24.02.2010, under Class-A Supervisor Posts, the following shall be substituted namely: -

 

Sl. No	Category	Feeder Category	Qualifications
1	Panchayat Secretary Grade - I	1.   By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade –II	Must have passed the Accounts Test for Local Body Employees Paper-I and Paper-II
		2.   Sanitary Inspector Grade –I
2.	Panchayat Secretary Grade –II	By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade -III	Must     have        passed the Accounts Test for Local Body Employees Paper- I and Paper-II

3.	Panchayat Secretary Grade -III	1. By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade -IV	Must have passed the Accounts Test for Local Body Employees Paper-I and Paper-II
		2.Junior Assistant of District Panchayat Office/Divisional Panchayat Office Unit
		3.Junior Assistant/ Junior Assistant- cum-Bill Collector of  Gram Panchayats
4.	Panchayat Secretary Grade -IV	1.By Promotion from the category of Panchayat Secretary Grade -V	Must have passed the Accounts Test for Local Body Employees Paper-I and Paper-II
		2. Bill Collectors of Gram Panchayats
5.	Panchayat Secretary Grade -V	1. Direct Recruitment	Must have passed the Degree from any University in India established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, State Act or Provincial Act or an institution recognized by the University Grants Commission.
		2. By Promotion from persons belong to Panchayat Secretary Grade-VI (Digital Assistant)	Must have passed the Accounts Test for Local Body Employees Paper-I and Paper-II and Computer Efficiency Test within the period of probation.
		3. By promotion Persons belonging to other categories (excluding Junior Assistants/Junior Assistant-cum- Bill Collector, Bill Collectors      Sanitary Inspector Grade-I)working in Gram Panchayats whose services were regularized under G.O. Ms.Nos.212, and 112,    Fin.    Plg     (FW.PC.III) Dept.,dt:22-4-1994 and 23-7-1997.	Must have passed the Accounts Test for Local Body Employees Paper-I and Paper-II and Computer Efficiency Test within the period of probation.

6.

Panchayat Secretary Grade –VI (Digital Assistant)

Direct Recruitment

Must have passed the Degree or Diploma in Electrical, Electronics,   Computers, IT, Instrumentation, BCA/ MCA, Any Degree with Computers as one of the    subjects such as B.Sc.(Computers)/     B.Com (Computers)from any University in  India established or incorporated by or under   a Central Act,    State Act or Provincial Act or an Institution recognized by    the University Grants   Commission    (or) by a recognized    State Board of Technical  Education and Training.

 

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AP SC Sub-classification One-man Commission

AP SC Sub-classification One-man Commission

Social Welfare Department Constitution of One-man Commission under Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952 (Central Act-60 of 1952) Appointment of Sri Rajiv Ranjan Mishra, I.A.S.(Retd.), as One-man Commission to suggest specific recommendations on sub-classification of Scheduled Castes among the various sub-groups of Scheduled Castes in the State of Andhra Pradesh in light of Judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court(State of Punjab & Ors. Vs Davinder Singh & Ors. (Civil Appeal No.2317 of 2011), dated: 01.08.2024 Notification Orders - Issued.

SOCIAL WELFARE (CV) DEPARTMENT G.O.MS.No. 86 Dated: 15-11-2024 

Read the following:

1. Hon'ble Supreme Court of India Judgment Dt.01.08.2024 in Civil Appeal No.2317 of 2011 in the case of the State of Punjab and other vs Davinder Singh and others.
2. From the Director of Social Welfare, AP., e-file bearing Computer No.2618128.

The Constitution Bench of Hon'ble Supreme Court consisting of (7) Judges has pronounced its judgment in W.P. Civil Appeal No.2317 of 2011 combined with other petitions including W.P.(C) No.562 of 2022 filed by Madiga Reservation Porata Samithi on dated 01.08.2024 regarding Sub-Classification within the Scheduled Castes.

Key points of the Judgment:

• Sub-classification within the SCs does not violate Article 341(2) because the castes are not per se included in or excluded from the List.
• Objective of any form of affirmative action including sub-classification is to provide substantive equality of opportunity for the backward classes. 
• Substantive equality refers to the principle that the law must account for the different backgrounds and historical injustices faced by persons or groups.
• State can sub-classify based on inadequate representation of certain castes. However, the State must establish that the inadequacy of representation of a caste/group is because of its backwardness.
• State must collect data on the inadequacy of representation in the "services of the State". State cannot act on its whims or political expediency and its decision is amenable to judicial review.
• State is not entitled to reserve 100% of the seats available for SCs in favour of a group to the exclusion of other castes in the President's List. 
• Four of the seven judges on the Bench separately opined that the creamy layer principle is also applicable to the Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes.

Government have examined the orders of Hon'ble Supreme Court of India in detail and decided to constitute a One Man Commission to suggest the specific recommendations on sub-classification of Scheduled Castes. Accordingly, the Government hereby appoint Sri Rajiv Ranjan Mishra, I.A.S. (Retd.) as One Man Commission to suggest the specific recommendations on sub-classification of Scheduled Castes to ensure the benefits of reservation policies are equitably distributed among the various sub-groups of Scheduled Castes in the State of Andhra Pradesh in the light of Judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court(State of Punjab & Ors. Vs Davinder Singh & Ors. (Civil Appeal No.2317 of 2011), dated: 01.08.2024 with certain terms and conditions.

Accordingly the following Notification shall be published in an Extraordinary issue of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette Dt.15.11.2024.

NOTIFICATION

In exercise of the powers conferred under section 11 of the Commission of Inquiry Act, 1952 (Central Act No.60 of 1952), the Government of Andhra Pradesh hereby appoint Sri Rajiv Ranjan Mishra, I.A.S(Retd.), to suggest the specific recommendations on sub-classification of Scheduled Castes to ensure the benefits of reservation policies are equitably distributed among the various sub-groups of Scheduled Castes in the State of Andhra Pradesh in the light of Judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court(State of Punjab & Ors. Vs Davinder Singh & Ors. (Civil Appeal No.2317 of 2011), dated: 01.08.2024 with the following terms and conditions:

• To undertake a rationale sub-classification and grouping together of the homogeneous sub-castes of Scheduled Castes in the State of Andhra Pradesh by adopting a scientific methodology and by considering the available Contemporaneous Data and Census at District, Zonal and State Level.
• To conduct empirical studies to identify inter-se backwardness within various sub-groups of Scheduled Castes in the State of Andhra Pradesh, by focusing on inadequacy of representation in the Services of the State and admissions into Educational Institutions.
• To Examine various facets of the social, economic, political and educational backwardness among various sub-groups within Scheduled Castes and identify. the manner of effective implementation of sub-classification of Scheduled Castes in the State of Andhra Pradesh, in terms of the Judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in State of Punjab & Others vs Davinder Singh & Others in Civil Appeal No.2317 of 2011 on 01.08.2024.
• To submit a report with specific recommendations on the above aspects and on all other measures required to be undertaken to ensure that the benefits of reservation policies are equitably distributed among the various sub-groups of Scheduled Castes within (60) days from the date of assumption of charge.

The Director of Social Welfare, A.P., Tadepalli shall make necessary arrangements for office accommodation, mobility, staff, communication and other necessary infrastructure to facilitate the Commission to conduct the said Inquiry.

All the officers concerned shall handover all the requisite documents and material evidence to the Commission of Inquiry, and assist the Commission.

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