Friday, March 29, 2019
PSI affilates meeting .....
National PSI affiliates meeting is likely
to be held on 10th April morning (9.00
am) at Hotel Raj Park Alwarpet, Chennai.
Thereafter PSI South Office opening
programe will be at Hotel Savera, Chennai in the evening. Sis. Rosa Pavenelli,
PSI General Secretary would be inaugurating the office. This is an opportunity for the Indian
PSI affiliates to discuss on the coming APRECON at Bali, Indonesia. Stay at
Hotel Raj Park and travel will be organized PSI.
Revision of Pattern & syllabus for Limited Departmental competitive Examination for the post of Postmaster Grade - I.
To view Directorate Memo No. 7-14/2011-SPN(1) dated 27th March 2019, please CLICK HERE.
Reimbursement in respect of Newspapers purchased/supplied to officers at their residence-guidelines regarding.
To view Directorate memo No. 34-01/2018-PAP dated 28th March 2019, please CLICK HERE.
Revision of Pattern & syllabus for Limited Departmental competitive Examination for the post of Postmaster Grade - I.
To view Directorate memo No. 7-14/2011-SPN-II(2) dated 27th March 2019, please CLICK HERE.
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
Rate of Dearness Allowance applicable w.e.f 01.01.2019 to the employees of Central Government and Central Autonomous Bodies continuing to draw their pay in the pre-revised scales/Grade pay as per 6th and 5th Central Pay Commission.
To view Directorate memo No. 8-1/2016-PAP dated 27.3.2019, please CLICK HERE.
Regarding anomaly in fixation of pay on promotion
To view Directorate memo No. 2-12/2014-PAP dated 27.3.2019, please CLICK HERE.
Deputation of Shri Aakash Deep Chakravarti (IPoS-1994), PMG Hyderabad Region as Secretary, National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
To view Directorate memo No. PF-IPoS-148/SPG dated 25.3.2019, please CLICK HERE.
CGHS: Mandate Form for Individuals for ECS Facility for receiving Payment
MANDATE
FORM FOR INDIVIDUALS
Electronic
Clearing Service (Credit Clearing/Real Time Gross Settlements (RTGS) Facility
for Receiving Payment
A. Details of Account Holder
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Name of the Account Holder
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Complete contact address
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Telephone number/fax/email
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B. Bank Account Details:
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Bank Name
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Branch name with complete address, telephone number
and email
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Whether branch is computerized
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4.
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Whether the branch is RTGS enabled. If yes, what is
the IFSC code?
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5.
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Is the branch also NEFT enabled
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6.
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Type of bank account (SB, Current/Cash credit)
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7.
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Complete bank account number (latest)
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8.
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MICR code of the bank
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Date of Effect-
I
hereby declare that the particulars given are correct and complete. If the
transaction is delayed, or not effected at all for reasons of incomplete or
incorrect information, I would not hold the user institution responsible. I
have the read option invitation letter and agree to discharge responsibility
expected of me as a participant under the Scheme.
Signature
of Customer
Certified that the particulars furnished above are correct as per records.
(Bank
Stamp)
Dated:-……………..
Signature
of the Authorized officer from the Bank
1. Please attach a photocopy of cheque along with the verification obtained from the Bank.
2.
in case your Bank Branch is presently not , “RTGS enabled” then upon up
gradation to RTGS Enabled” branch. Please submit the information again in the
above proforma to the Department at the earliest.
Retirement in the month of March 2019
Following
officers are retiring from Govt. service on superannuation on 31/3/2019
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Name
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Circle
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1
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Shri Ashok Kumar Garg
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Haryana
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2
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Shri Kirshorlal Saini
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Rajasthan
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3
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Shri Pran Nath Kaul
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J & K
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Shri S. S. Kohli
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APS
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5
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Shri R. N. Tavakari
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Delhi
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6
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Shri C. P. Rajeevan
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Kerala
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7
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Smt. I. K. Lathakumari
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Kerala
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8
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Shri Jayanta Choudhari
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W.B.
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9
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Shri Birendra Nath Nandi
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W.B.
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10
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Shri Satpal Singh Jaiswal
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H.P.
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11
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Shri Jaswant Singh
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Delhi
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CHQ wish
them a happy, healthy and peaceful retirement life.
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
Regarding filling up of two posts ofInstructor on deputation at PTC Darbhanga in Bihar
To view the details, please CLICK HERE.
Declaration of Holiday on 14th April, 2019 - Birthday of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.
F. No.12/6/ 2016-JCA-2
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public
Grievances & Pensions
(Department of Personnel &
Training)
Establishment (JCA-2) Section
North Block, New Delhi
Dated the 15th March, 2019.
1. It has been decided to declare Sunday, the 14th April 2019, as a public holiday on account of the birthday of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, for all Central Government Offices including Industrial Establishments throughout India by invoking the powers under Section 25 of Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881.
2. All Ministries/ Departments of Government of India may bring the above
decision to the notice of all concerned.
(Juglal Singh)
Deputy Secretary to the Govt. of
India
Source:DOPT
Urgently required copy of result of IPO examination 1981
All our members and track-in-viewers are earnestly requested to contact the IPOs of 1981 batch (now all are pensioners) and get the copy of the result of IPOs examination 1981 and forward to GS through email on arup_seal@hotmail.com immediately.
14% Government Contribution in NPS – Gazette Notification
To view the Gazette of India dated 31-1-2019, please CLICK HERE.
18-19 Age Group First Time Voters in Lok Sabha Election 2019
Over
1.5 crore new young voters will come to election booth for entering their vote
first time in Lok Sabha Elections 2019. This figure is more than 1.6 per cent
of the total elector list of Parliamentary election 2019. This percentage is
most important to play in the result of General election 2019 war. The election
battle will start from April 11 and held up to May 19, 2019.
ELECTORAL ROLL DATA – 2019
Revised eligibility criteria engagement to Gramin Dak Sevaks(GDS) posts
To view Directorate memo No. 17-02/2018-GDS dated 22-3-2019, please CLICK HERE.
Transfers/Postings of officers of Postal Service Group 'B' Cadre
To view Directorate memo No. 9-14/2019-SPG-II dated 20.3.2019, please CLICK HERE.
Friday, March 22, 2019
Draft seniority list of PS Gr. B officers as on 1-4-2017
All are aware that Directorate vide memo No. 9-02/2019-SPG-II dated 15/3/2019 has circulated the draft seniority list of PS Gr. B officers as on 1-4-2017 and directed all circles to confirm the names mentioned therein. The list is containing names of 960 officers against the sanction strength 866.
It is noticed that 170 officers have already retired on superannuation / voluntarily / expired or promoted to higher post till 28-2-2019. Secondly, in this month nearly 13 officers are likely to retire on superannuation. It means that by end of this office, 183 officers names needs to be deleted from the above said draft seniority list. In view of this roughly vacancies in PS Gr. B cadre comes to 89 only.
To increase the number of vacancies, it is directed to each circle secretaries and CHQ office bearers that they have to thoroughly go through the draft seniority list and confirm the names of the available officers only in the PS Gr.B cadre.
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Gazette Notification: Minimum educational qualification for Motor vehicle inspector and Assistant Motor vehicle inspector
New
Delhi, the 8th March, 2019
"(i) 10th standard pass
from any recognised Board; and
(ii) a diploma in Automobile
Engineering (three year course);
Or a diploma in Mechanical Engineering
(three year course), awarded by any institution recognised by the Central Government or State Government;
and
(iii) holding a driving license
authorising to drive motor cycle with gear and light motor vehicles".[F. No. RT-11036/62/2018-MVL]
PRIYANK BHARTI, Jt. Secy.
Note : The principal notification was published in the Gazette of India,
Extraordinary, Part II Section 3, Sub-Section (ii) vide S.O. 443(E), dated the
12th June, 1989.
Draft seniority list of P.S Group 'B' Officers as on 01.04.2017-reg
It to bring to the notice of members that Directorate vide memo no. 9-02/2019-SPG-II dated 15/3/2019 has circulated draft seniority list of PS Gr. B officers as on 1/4/2016 (To view CLICK HERE) to all circles with the request to verify the following data of the officers and intimate the changes if any in respect of the following:
1) Name of the officer
2) Date of Birth
3) Category (whether SC/ST)
4) Circle
5) Remarks, if any
The above information is required at Directorate by 25/3/2019 to proceed with the DPC for JTS Gr. A cadre. As you know that DPC for JTS Gr. A cadre is pending since last more than 2 years.
All the members are therefore directed to confirm as to whether their circle has submitted the required information to Directorate or not.
Friday, March 15, 2019
Thursday, March 14, 2019
A Man of Achievement ! Thy name is Dr. Vennam Upender !
Fantastic ! Honoured by Limca Book of
Records for his rare collection of stamps
in Ramayana.
A man of great achievement. That is Dr.
Vennam Upender, IPoS., PMG, Madurai.
He is an Engineering Graduate in
Metallurgy, MBA (Marketing) and then got Ph.D. Not only that, he is a writer,
novelist and a notable Literate.
You must know his other side also. In TN
Postal Circle, there is always hue and cry among the employees, because of
shortage of staff in P.A. cadre despite of annual recruitment upto the year
2015.
We have alleged that there was irregular
assessment of vacancies in many Divisions since the year 2000 due to various
reasons . This issue was taken up in various forums, agitational programmes
continuously by our Union, since the year 2015.
Atlast, while discussing the pending
subject, in the Regional Joint Consultative Machinery meeting held on 28.9.18,
this was accepted by Dr.Vennam Upender , despite of reluctance from many in the
Administrative side.
Finally the long pending request of the
Staff Side was accepted by the CPMG,TN to form a special committee to review
this matter , not only in P.A.cadre, but also in Postmen and in MTS cadre.
As per the request of the Staff side Dr.
Vennam Upender was nominated as the Chairman of the Committee and given time
frame of three months to submit his report.
He has taken this as challenge, discussed
with the staff side representatives in many rounds , collected information
throughout , and submitted his final report sharply before completion of
assigned period of three months.... ie. by 31st Dec.2018.
In his report, he concurred with all the
points raised by the Staff Side and recommended for a thorough review on the assessment
of vacancies in all Divisions throughout Tamil nadu Circle, since the year 2000
and further recommended for a special recruitment from LGO in order to
fill up the vacancies that were left out.
Despite of all these things, no tangible
result received from the Divisions and the Divisional Heads are again and again
submitted the manipulated figures , without taking into account the points put
forth by the committee, so as to sustain their faulty stand.
Dr.Upender again requested the CPMG, TN to order
for a work shop at Postal Training Centre, Madurai for all the Divisions to
reassess the vacancies under his personal supervision.
This was accepted by the CPMG, TN and was
ordered for three days work shop at PTC, Madurai , calling for all the ASP HQs,
Staff & Estt. Clerks of all divisions throughout from TN Postal Circle,
with all connected records from their divisions.
Everything was scrutinised carefully under
his strict personal supervision. The work shop was extended further one day and
atlast about 570 left out vacancies are now unearthed and declared in TN
Circle.
This is a great achievement in his career.
In no other Circle, throughout the Country, this was happened ever.
Being the Secretary of the Staff Side,
RJCM, TN for long, who has raised this issue all along, it is my duty to record
this.
Though he is very gentle and soft in
approach, he is duty conscious, man of dedication , firm in his commitment
!
We must learn many thing from him. He is
Dr. Upender, PMG,Southern Region, TN.
Congrats once again
Article from
Shri. J.Ramamurthy, TN Circle
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Preparation of seniority list of PS Gr. B officers
It to bring to the notice of members that Directorate vide memo no. 9-02/2019-SPG-II dated 24/1/2019 has circulated draft seniority list of PS Gr. B officers as on 1/4/2016 to all circles with the request to verify the following data of the officers and intimate the changes if any in respect of the following:
1) Name of the officer
2) Date of Birth
3) Category (whether SC/ST)
4) Circle
5) Remarks, if any
The above information was required at Directorate by 31/1/2019, but as on date many circles has not submitted the same. This information is required to proceed with the DPC for JTS Gr. A cadre. As you know that DPC for JTS Gr. A cadre is pending since last more than 2 years.
All the members are therefore directed to confirm as to whether their circle has submitted the required information to Directorate or not.
DPC for JTS Gr. A cadre
It is learnt that file is already submitted to UPSC. The queries raised by UPSC is said to be complied. Now the date for holding of meeting is awaited from UPSC.
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Treatment of period of Leave towards minimum residency period for in-situ promotion under Modified Flexible Complimenting Scheme (MFCS)
To view DoPT OM dated 25th February 2019, please CLICK HERE.
Holding of DPC for the promotion to the cadre of PS Gr. B
It to bring to the notice of members that Directorate vide memo no. 9-11/2019-SPG-II dated 06/03/2019 has circulated draft seniority list of IP line officers as on 1/4/2018 to all circles with the request to verify the following data of the officers and intimate the changes if any in respect of the following:
1) Name of the officer
2) Date of Birth
3) Category (whether SC/ST)
4) Circle
5) Remarks, if any
The above information is required at Directorate by 20/3/2019 to enable them to proceed with the DPC for PS Gr. B cadre. As you know that DPC for PS Gr. B cadre is pending since last more than 2 years.
All the members are therefore directed to help the circle administration for supply of required information so that CO will be in position to send their report to Directorate on time.
This should be attended by all Circle Secretaries and CHQ office bearers on TOP PRIORITY.
Revised eligibility criteria for engagement to Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) posts.
To view Directorate memo No. 17-02/2018-GDS dated 08/03/2019, please CLICK HERE.
Draft seniority list of IP line Officers upto 2002 batch as on 01.04.2018
Directorate memo No. 9-11/2019-SPG-II dated 6/3/2019 has circulated seniority list of IPs upto 2002 batch as on 1/4/2018. To view, please CLICK HERE.
Cadre restructuing of Inspector Posts cadre ..... updates
It is learnt that Cadre Restructuring Committee has submitted their report to Directorate.
It is also learnt that more number of Gr. B officers will be made available as promotional avenue to the Inspector Posts cadre.
Hope for the best.
General Elections to Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies of Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha and Sikkim
GENERAL ELECTIONS - 2019
SCHEDULE OF ELECTIONS
General
Elections to Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies of Andhra Pradesh,
Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha and Sikkim
ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA
Nirvachan Sadan, Ashoka Road,
No.ECI/PN/23/2019
Dated: 10th March, 2019
PRESS NOTE
SUBJECT: ANNOUNCEMENT
OF SCHEDULE FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS TO LOK SABHA AND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES IN
ANDHRA PRADESH, ARUNACHAL PRADESH, ODISHA & SIKKIM,2019.
The five-year term of the 16th Lok Sabha is due to expire on 03rdJune, 2019. Credible elections, conducted at regular prescribed intervals, are the very soul of any democratic system. Article 324 of the Constitution of India bestows the relevant powers, duties and functions upon the Election Commission of India while Section 14 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 provides for the conduct of the elections to constitute a new Lok Sabha before the expiry of its current term. Taking into account these Constitutional and legal provisions, the Election Commission of India has made comprehensive preparations for the conduct of elections to the 17th Lok Sabha in a free, fair and peaceful manner.
2. Elections to the world’s largest democracy pose immense challenges with respect to logistics and man/woman and material management and Commission's endeavour in this direction has been to consult all the stakeholders,invite inputs from all the relevant departments/organization sand evolve a coordinated framework for smooth delivery of another round of General Elections.
3. In the course of assessing various dimensions involved in holding elections to the 543 Parliamentary Constituencies (PCs) and, in 3 particular,the parameters to be considered for their scheduling and phasing, the Election Commission of India has planned meticulously for each and every aspect of election much in advance to ensure that these elections are conducted in best professional manner.
4. The Commission organized a series of meetings wit hthe Chief Electoral Officers (CEOs) of all the 36 States and Union Territories (UTs) to review all the aspects of election preparedness in all the States and UTs and accordingly, appropriate instructions were issued to the CEOs for ensuring efficient conduct of the elections.
5. The Commission also held meeting with the Chief Secretaries, Directors General of Police, Home Secretaries, Chief Electoral Officers and Police Nodal Officers of all States and UTs on 21st, 22nd & 28th January, 2019, to assess the overall law and order situation, as certain State/ UT specific areas of concern,t o deliberate on the quantum of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) required in each State/ UT and to review the overall preparedness of the election machinery. The cooperation of all authorities was sought for conducting free, fair and peaceful elections across the country, under the overall superintendence, direction and control of the Commission.
6. The Commission has visited different States to review the poll preparedness. During these visits,the Commission interacted with political parties, enforcement agencies, all District officers, SSPs/SPs, Divisional Commissioners, Range IGs and Chief Secretaries, Home Secretaries, DGPs and other Senior officers of the States.
7. The conduct of General Elections in the entire country requires considerable deployment of Central and State Police Forces to ensure peaceful, free,fair election with fearless participation of electors, especially in the vulnerable areas/pockets. Mobilization, deployment and disengagement of these forces with minimum criss cross movement and optimal utilization, involved complex planning and detailed analysis, carried out over several rounds of consultations with the senior officers of the Ministry of Home Affairs/CAPFs/Police Nodal Officers of the States/UTs. The Commission also held discussions with the Union Home Secretary to highlight the areas of coordination for effective deployment of these forces.
8. The Commission also held meeting with Railway and many others in regard to the specific requirements of special trains, including other logistics, for smooth and timely movement of CAPF Companies and other police forces across States/UTs, including their intra-State shifting during the election period.
9. Keeping in view the interests of the students and also the fact that Polling Stations are mostly located in school buildings and teachers are engaged as polling personnel, the Commission has consciously factored-in the examination schedules of various State Boards, including the Central Board of Secondary Education, in the process of finalizingthe poll dates. In addition to this, other relevant factors like various holidays and festivals falling in the months of March, April and May, harvest season in certain parts of the country and the inputs obtained from the Indian Meteorological Department on the pre-monsoon rainfall, on set and spread of monsoon and acute hot weather conditions in certain parts of the country have also been taken in to consideration.Thus, while deciding on the number of poll days for each State/UT and the composition of the PCs that go to polls on a particular pollday, the Commission has, to the extent possible, taken all relevant aspects and information, related there to, in to view
10. DELIMITATION OF PARLIAMENTARY AND ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCIES : The General Election to the House of People, 2019 to constitute the17th Lok Sabha shall be held on the basis of the extent of Parliamentary Constituencies as contained in the “Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 2008”. Therefore, there is no change in the extent and status of any Parliamentary Constituency after General election to Lok Sabha, 2009. Besides, the total number of Parliamentary Constituencies allotted to various States/UTs including SC/ST seats are also continued to be the same. Similarly, general elections to the Legislative Assemblies of Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha and Sikkim shall be held on the basis of the extent of Assembly Constituencies as contained in the said Delimitation Order, 2008. The total number of ACs allotted to these States including SC/ST seats shall also continue to be the same.
11. As per “Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014(No.6 of 2014) dated 1st March, 2014” & “Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation (Removal of Difficulties) Order, 2015 dated 23.4.2015” and subsequently,‘Commission’s Notification No.282/AP/2018(DEL) dated 22.9.2018, the total number of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies in respect of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana States shall be as under:
ANDHRA
PRADESH
Parliamentary
Constituencies: Total number of seats as allocated are 25, SC-4 and ST-1.
Assembly Constituencies: Total number of seats as allocated are 175, SC-29 & ST-7.
Assembly Constituencies: Total number of seats as allocated are 175, SC-29 & ST-7.
TELANGANA
Parliamentary
Constituencies: Total number of seats as allocated are 17, SC-3 and ST-2.
Assembly
Constituencies: -Total number of seats are 119, SC-19 & ST-12.
The
extent of all Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies in respect of Andhra
Pradesh and Telangana States shall be as per the said Act(s) and the
Commission’s Notification dated 22.9.2018, as referred above
State-wise poll details: Phase 7 (May 19)
Bihar (8), Jharkhand (3), MP (8), Punjab (13), West Bengal (9), Chandigarh (1), UP (13), Himachal (4); Total: 59
State-wise poll details: Phase 6 (May 12)
Bihar
(8), Haryana (10), Jharkhand (4), MP (8), UP (14), West Bengal (8), Delhi-NCR
(7); Total: 59
State-wise
poll details: Phase 5 (May 6), Bihar (5), J&K (2), Jharkhand (4), MP (7),
Rajasthan (12), UP (14), West Bengal (7); Total: 51
State-wise poll details: Phase 4 (April 29)
Bihar (5), J&K (1), Jharkhand (3), MP (6), Maharashtra (17), Odisha (6), Rajasthan (13), UP (13), West Bengal (8); Total: 71
State-wise poll details: Phase 3 (April 23)
Assam
(4), Bihar (5), Chhattisgarh (7), Gujarat (26), Goa (2), J&K (1), Karnataka
(14), Kerala (20), Maharashtra (14), Odisha (6), UP (10), West Bengal (5),
Dadra and Nagar Haveli (1), Daman and Diu (1); Total: 115
State-wise poll details: Phase 2 (April 18)
Assam
(5), Bihar (5), Chhattisgarh (3), J&K (2), Karnataka (14), Maharashtra
(10), Manipur (1), Odisha (5), Tamil Nadu (39), Tripura (1), UP (8), West
Bengal (3), Puducherry (1); Total: 97
State-wise poll details: Phase 1 (April 11)
Andhra
(25), Arunachal (2), Assam (5), Bihar (4), Chhattisgarh (1), J&K (2),
Maharashtra (7), Manipur (1), Meghalaya (2), Mizoram (1), Nagaland (1), Odisha
(4), Sikkim (1), Telangana (17), Tripura (1), UP (8), Uttarakhand (5), West
Bengal (2), Andaman (1), Lakshadweep (1); Total (91)
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