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PART III—Section 4 izkf/dkj ls izdkf'kr PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY la- 28] ubZ fnYyh] 'kqØokj] tuojh 24] 2014@ek?k 4] 1935 No. 28] NEW DELHI, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 2014/MAGHA 4, 1935 jk"Vªh; vkS"k/kh; f’k{kk ,oa vuqla/kku laLFkku ¼ukbZij½],l-,-,l- uxj vf/klwpuk u bZ fn Yyh] 24 tu oj h] 201 4 Lkk-dk-fu- 406- & j k"V ªh; vkS" k/kh; f’ k{ kk ,oa vu q la/kku laLFkku d h flu sV v/;kn sck] 2 005 d k la’ kks/ku dj r h gSA ;s la’ kks/ku j k"V ªh; vkS" k/kh;& f’ k{ kk ,oa vu q la/kku vf/kfu ;e] 199 8 ¼1 998 d h /kkj k 13 ½ dh /kkj k 28 vkSj /kkj k 29 d s vu q lj .k esa ekLV j fM xz h vkS j M kWDV j vkWQ fQykslkW Qh fM xz h ls lacaf/kr laLFkk u } kj k iz LFkkfir v/;kiu ikB ~ ~;dz e] ikB ~~ ;d z ekas es a iz os ’ k d s fy, iz fØ ;kvksa] lan Rr d h t kus okyh Qhl] ewY;kad u d h i)fr ] fofHkUu lfefr ;ksa d h LFkkiu k] ij h{ kd cksM Z vkSj fM fxz;ksa d s vf/kfu .kZ ; d ks fofu ;fer d jus d s fy, fu Eu fyf[kr v/;kns’ k ¼la’ kksf/kr ½ cu kr h gaS vkS j ;g fu nsZ ’ k nsr h gS fd mDr v/;kn s’ k izd k’ ku d h r kj h[k ls iz o`̀ Ù k gksxk] vFkkZ r ~ ~% & 1½ laf{kIr uke vkSj izkjaHk % ¼d ½ bl v/;kns’ k d k u ke j k"V ªh; vkS" k/kh; f’ k{ kk ,oa vu q la/kku laLFkku ¼fM xz h vkWQ ekLV lZ vkS j M kWDVj vkQ fQykslQh½ la’ kk sf/kr v/;kn s’ k] 20 14 gS A ¼[k½ ;g j kt i= esa iz d k’ ku d h r kj h[k ls iz o` Rr gksxk A 2½ ifjHkk"kk,a % ¼d ½ lykgdkj & ls vfHkiz sr laLFkku d k d ksbZ lad k; ln L; ft ls fo| kFkhZ d s vu q la/kku d k;Z d h ns[kHkky d jus d s fy, fu ;q Dr fd ;k x;k gS] ¼[k½ lykgdkj lfefr& ls vfHkiz sr foHkkxh; ’ kS{ kf.kd lykgd kj lfefr gS] ¼x½ cksMZ & ls vfHkiz sr ij h{ kd ksa d k cksM Z gS] ¼?k½ v/;;u vkSj vuqla/kku cksMZ & ls vfHkiz sr laL Fkku d k v/;;u vkSj vu qla/kku cksM Z gS] ¼M ½ ch-bZ ;k ch-Vsd & ls vfHkiz sr Ø e’ k% bat hfu ;fjax d h cSpyj fM xz h ;k iz ks| kSfxd h d h cSpyj fM xz h gS] ¼p½ ch-QkeZ & ls vfHkiz sr QkesZ lh d h cSpyj fM xz h gS] ¼N½ ch-oh-,l-lh- & ls v fHkiz sr i’ kq fpfd Rlk foK ku d h cSpyj fM xz h gS] ¼t ½ ch-,-,e-,l-& ls vfH kiz sr vk;q osZn vkS" kf/k;k¡ ,oa lt Zj h d h cSpyj fM xz h gS] 2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] ¼>½ vH;FkhZ & ls vfHkiz sr laLFkku d s fd lh ’kS{ kf.kd d k;ZØ e esa iz os’ k d s fy, vkosn u d ju s okyk d ksbZ O;fDr gS] ¼¥½ lh-th-ih-,-& ls vfHk iz sr lap;h xz sM fcan q vkS lr gS] ¼V ½ ikB;Øe dk;Z& ls vfHkiz sr fd lh fo| kFkhZ } kj k fd , t kus okys lacaf/kr f oHkkx } kj k cu k;s x, vkS j iz LFkkfir v/;;u ikB;Ø e gS] ¼B ½ fMxzh& ls vfHkiz sr ekL V j vkQ QkesZ lh ¼,e- QkeZ - ½ QkesZ lh esa ekLV j vkQ V SDu ksykst h ¿,e- V Sd ¼QkeZ ½À] ekLV j vkQ lkbal] ¼QkekZ L;wfV d Yl lkbalsl½] ¿,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ ½À] ekLVj vkQ fct usl ,M fefu LV ªs’ ku ¼QkeZ ½ ¿,e- ch- ,- ¼QkeZ ½À] vkS j M kDVj vkQ fQykslQh ¼ih- ,p- Mh½ t ks ykxw gks gS] ¼M ½ Mh-,-,-lh- & ls vfHk iz sr foHkkxh; ’kS{ kf.kd lykgd kj lfefr gS] ¼< ½ thisV& ls vfHk iz sr Lu krd QkesZ lh ,IV hV ~;wM ij h{ kk ¼,- vkbZ -lh- V h- bZ- } kj k lapkfyr ½ gS] ¼.k½ xsV & ls vf Hkiz sr Hkkj r h; iz ks| kSfxd h laLFkku ksa } kj k lapkfyr bat hfu ;j h eas L u krd vfHk{ ker k ij h{ kk gS] ¼r ½ laLFkku & ls vfHkiz sr lkfgct kn k vft r flag u xj ] iat kc] fLFkr j k"V ªh; vkS" k/kh; f’ k{ kk ,oa vu q la/kku laLFkku gS] ¼Fk½ laLFkku foÙk iksf"kr fo|kFkhZ & ls vfHkiz sr laLFkku v/;sr k d k miHkksx d j us okyk] d ksbZ fo| kFkhZ gS] ¼n ½ la;qDr lykgdkj& ls vfHkiz sr fo| kFkhZ d s vu qla/kku d k;Z d ks iwj k dj us esa lykgd kj d h lgk;rk d jus d s fy, v fr fj Dr lad k; ln L;@,DliVZ d ks N k= d s ’ kks/k d k;Z fuj h{ k.k d s fy, fu ;q Dr d ju k gS] ¼/k½ U;wure iathdj.k vof/k& ls vfHkiz sr og U;wur e vof/k gS ftlds n kSj ku fo| kFkhZ viu s ’ kks/k fu ca/k d ks iz Lr qr dju s d s fy, v iu s vki d ks iat hd r̀ dj r k gS SA ¼u ½ ,e-,l-lh-& ls vfHkiz s r ekLV j vkWQ lkbal gS] ¼i½ ,e-Vsd- & ls vfHkiz sr ekLV j vkWQ V SDu ksykWt h gS] ¼Q½ usV& ls vf Hkiz sr fo’ ofo/kky; vu q n ku vk;ksx ;k oSK kfu d vkS j vkS| ksf xd vu q la/kku ifj " kn } kjk lapkfyr j k"V ªh; ik=zr k ij h{ kk gS] ¼c½ vU; laLFkku& ls vfHkiz sr os egkfo| ky; ;k fo’ ofo| ky; gSa] t ks Lu krd fM xz h ;k mPprj fMxz h vkWQj d jr s gksa] ¼Hk½ izk;ksftr fo|kFkhZ& ls vfHkiz sr ,slk fo| kFkhZ gS t ks fd lh ckg~ ~ ; laxB u ls v/;sr ko` fRr iz kIr dj jgk gS] ¼e½ fo|kFkhZ& ls vfHkiz sr ,slk O;fDr ft ls fd lh fof’ k"V ’ kSf{ kd d k;Z Ø e ds fy, iz os’ k ;k iat hd `r fd;k x;k gS] ¼;½ fo|kFkhZ vuqla/kku lfefr& ls vfHkiz sr og lfefr gS a] t ks fo| kFkhZ ds vu q la/kku d k;Z d h iz xfr ij u tj j[kr h gSA ¼3½ lk/kkj.k fn’kk&funs’k % ¼d ½ fofHkUu ’ kSf{ kd d k;ZØzeksa esa iz os’ k d s fy, U;wu re vgZ r k] /kkj k 5 } kj k fofu fn Z"V ik=r k ekiekud d s vu q lkj gksxhA ¼[k½ fd lh fo| kFkhZ ls] v/;kn s’ k d s v/khu ’ kSf{ kd d k;Z Ø e ds fy, ;Fkk mfYyf[kr ikB ~ ;dz eksa d h ekQZ r U;wu r e Ø Sz fMV mikftZ r dj u k vkSj vu q eksfn r lykgd kj ds ekxZ n ’ kZu ds v/khu laLFkku esa vu q la/kku d k;Z d ju k visf{ kr gksxk] vkS j fo’ ks" k ifj fLFkfr ;ksa esa fd lh fo| kFkhZ d ks laLFkku ds ckgj vu qla/kku d k Hkkx iwj k d jus d s fy, v/;;u vkS j vu q la/kku cksM Z } kj k vu q efr n h t k;sxhA ¼x½ N k= d ks /kkj k 25 ds var xZ r fu /kkZ fj r vof/k ds Hkhr j ,d fo’ ks"k ekLV j fMxz h d k;Z Ø e d h ik=r k ds fy, t +: j h vko’;d r kvksa d ks iwj k d ju k gksxkA ¼?k½ ih- ,p- M h- d k;Z Ø e ds fy, iat hd r̀ fo| kFkhZ d ks /kkj k 26 d s vu qlkj U;wur e iat hd j .k d h vof/k d h vis{ kk d k lek/kku dj u k t :j h gSA ¼M ½ ih- ,p- M h- fo| kFkhZ d h iz os’k fr fFk] mld h vkjafHkd vLFkk;h iat hd j .k d h r kjh[k gksxhA ¼p½ ;fn d ksbZ fo| kFkhZ fdlh ’ kSf{ kd d k;ZØ e ls ;k ih- ,p- M h- iat hd j .k ls n ks o"kZ ds vUr xZr fu yafcr gks t kr k gS mld h N k= ln L;k lekIr gks t k;sxhA ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 3 4½ izos’k ds fy, ik=rk & fofHkUu “kSf{ kd d k;Z Ø eksa esa iz os’ k ds fy, ik=r k ds lk/kkj .k ekxZn ’ kZ d fl)kar fu Eu fyf[kr gaSA lHkh ’ kSf{ kd d k;Z Ø e d ys.M j d s vu q lkj pkj lesLV j d h vof/k d s gksaxsA ¼d½ ekLVj vkWQ lkbal ¼QkeZ½@dk;ZØe % fu Eu fyf[kr fo’ ks" k d k;Z Ø e iz Lr kfor gS] i½ vkS’ k/kh; j lk;u foK ku ii½ iz kd ` frd mRikn iii½ ikj aifj d fpfd Rlk iv½ vkS" k/k fo’ys’ k.k v½ vkS" k/k foK ku vkS j fo" k foK ku vi½ fofu ;ked fo" k foK ku vii½ Hk s" kt h; “kkL;
viii½ t S o iz kS| ksfxd h ix½ QkekZ d ksbUQj eSfV Dl [k½ ekLVj vkWQ QkesZlh dk;ZØe % fu Eu fyf[kr fo’ ks" k d k;Z Ø e iz Lr kfor gS] i½ vkS" k/kh; iz kS| ksfxd h ¼lw=hd j .k½ ] ii½ vkS" k/kh; fu ekZ .k O;olk;
iii½ u Sn kfu d vuq la/kku x½ ekLVj vkWQ VsDuksykWth ¼QkeZ½ dk;ZØe % fu Eu fyf[kr fo’ ks" k d k;Z Ø e iz Lr kfor gS] i½ Hks" kt h; iz kS| ksfxd h ¼j lk;u iz fØ ;k½ ] ii½ Hk s" kt h; iz kS| ksfxd h ¼t S o iz kS| ksfxd h½ ?k½ ekLVj vkWQ fctusl ,MfefuLVªs’ku¼QkeZ½ dk;ZØe % fu Eu fyf[kr fo’ ks" k d k;Z Ø e iz Lr kfor gS] i½ foÙ kh; ] ii½ eku o lalk/ku iz ca/ku iii½ lwpu k iz .kkyh iz ca/ku iv½ foi.ku v½ mRikn u M½ ih-,p-Mh- dk;ZØe fofHkUu fo"k;ksa esa miyC/k gksxhA 5½ izos’k ds fy, vgZrk % ¼d½ ekLVj vkWQ lkbal ¼QkeZ½@dk;ZØe % i½ vkS"k/kh; jlk;u foKku ch- QkeZ ] ,e- ,l- lh- ¼d kcZ fu d j lk;u foK ku ½ ii½ izkd`frd mRikn ch- QkeZ ] ,e- ,l- lh- ¼d kcZ fu d j lk;u foK ku ½ iii½ ikjaifjd fpfdRlk ch- QkeZ ] ch- ,- ,e- ,l- ],e- ,l- lh- ¼ou Lifr foK ku ½ iv½ vkS"k/k fo’ys"k.k ch- QkeZ ] ,e- ,l- lh- ¼d kcZ fu d j lk;u foK ku @fo’ys’ kkRed j lk;u foK ku ½ v½ vkS"k/k foKku vkSj fo"k foKku 4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] ch- QkeZ ] ch- oh- ,l- lh- ] ,e-ch- ch- ,lvi½ fofu;ked fo"k foKku ch- QkeZ Z ] ch- oh- ,l- lh- ] ,e-,l- lh- ¼vkS" k/k foK ku @fo"k foK ku @t hou foK ku @t S o jlk;u @fpfd Rlk t S o iz kSn;ksfxd h@iz k.kh foK ku ½ ,e- ch- ch- ,l vii½ Hks"kth; foKku ch- QkeZ - viii½ tSo izkS|ksfxdh ch- QkeZ - ,e- ,l- lh- ¼t Sfod foK ku ½ ix½ QkekZdksbuQjeSfVDl ch- QkeZ- ,e- ,l-lh- @ch-V Sd ¼ck;ksbaQksj esfV Dl½] ,e- ,l-lh- ¼d kcZ fud @fQt hd y@Hks" kt h; foK ku @tS o j lk;u @tS o t ho foK ku@lw{ et Sfod h½ [k½ ekLVj vkWQ QkesZlh dk;ZØe % i½ vkS"k/kh; izkS|ksfxdh ¼lw=hdj.k½ ch- QkeZ - ii½ vkS"k/kh; fuekZ.k O;olk;
ch- QkeZ - iii½ uSnkfud vuqla/kku ch- QkeZ - x½ ekLVj vkWQ VsDuksykWth ¼QkeZ-½ dk;ZØe % i½ Hks"kth; izkS|ksfxdh ¼jlk;u izfØ;k½ ch- QkeZ - ],e- ,l-lh- ¼d kcZ fud j lk;u ½ ,oa ch- VSd- ¼jlk;u vfHk;kaf=d h½ ;k led { kA ii½ Hks"kth; izkS|ksfxdh ¼tSo izkS|ksfxdh½ ch- QkeZ - ] ,e- ,l-lh- ¼t hou foK ku ½ ?k½ ekLVj vkWQ fctusl ,MfefuLVsª’ku ¼QkeZ½ dk;ZØe % ch- QkeZ - ]ch- V Sd- ¼j lk;u vfHk;kaf=d h ;k led { k½ ,e- ,l- lh- ¼j lk;u @t hou foKku ½ M½ ih-,p-Mh- dk;ZØe % jlk;u foKku % i½ vkS"k/kh; jlk;u foKku ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ ½ ¼jlk;u foK ku @iz kd ` fr d mRikn ½ ,e- QkeZ - ¼vkS" k/kh; jlk;ku foK ku ½] ,e-V sd - ¼QkeZ- ½ ¼cYd M ªXl@jlk;u iz fØ ;k½] ,e- ,l- lh- ¼d kcZ fu d jlk;u foK ku ½ ii½ izkd`frd mRikn ,e- ,l- QkeZZ ] ¼iz kd ` fr d mRikn @ vkS" k/kh; j lk;ku foK ku @ikjaifj d fpfd Rlk foK ku ½ ,e- QkeZ- ¼vkS" k/kh; jlk;u foK ku @QkekZd ksu ksaX lh½] ,e- V Sd - ¼QkeZ - ½ ¼cYd M ªXl@j lk;u iz fØ ;k½] ,e- ,llh- ¼d kcZ fud j lk;u foK ku ½ iii½ QkekZdksbUkQkWjeSfVDl ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ - ½ ¼QkekZ d ksbuQkWj esS fV Dl@vkS" k/kh; j lk;u foK ku @iz kd` frd mRikn ½] ,e- Vsd ¼QkeZ ½ ¼cYd M ªX l@jlk;u iz fØ ;k½] ,e- ,l-lh- @,e-V Sd - ¼ck;ksbaQksj esfV Dl½] ,e- ,l- lh- ¼d kcZ fud j lk;u foK ku @fQt hd y@vkS" k/kh; j lk;u foK ku@t S o jlk;u foK ku @tS o HkkSfrd h@t So iz kS| ksfxd h@lw{ et Sfod h½ iv½ vkS"k/kh; izkS|ksfxdh ¼izfØ;k jlk;u½ ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ- ½] ,e- V Sd ¼QkeZ - ½ ,oa ,e- ,l- lh- ¼d kcZ fud j lk;u foK ku ½ tSfod foKku % ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 5 i½ vkS"k/k foKku vkSj fo"k foKku ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ - ½@,e- QkeZ-@,e- Vsd ¼QkeZ - ½ ¼vkS" k/kh; j lk;u foK ku @Hks" kt h; j lk;u foK ku @iz kd ` frd mRikn @vkS" k/k’ kkL= ,oa fo" k foK ku @fu ;ked fo" k foK ku @lw=hd j .k@t S o iz kS| ksfxd h@Hks" kt h;@QkekZbaQksj esfV Dl½] ,e- bZ - @,e- V Sd - @,e- ,l- lh- ¼vkS" k/k’ kkL=@t So iz kS| ksfxd h@vfr lw{ e iz kS| ksfxd h@lax.ku k foK ku@t ho j lk;u @fo" k foK ku @iz k.kh foK ku @’ kj hj foK ku @t hou foK ku @lw{e t Sfod h@d kcZ fud jlk;u @ vkS" k/kh; j lk;u foK ku ½ ,e- M h- ¼vkS’ k/k’ kkL=½] ,e- oh- ,l- lh- ¼vkS" k/k’ kkL=@iSFkksykWt h@t S o iz kS| ksfxd h½] ,e- lh- ,- ii½ tSo izkS|ksfxdh ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ- ½@,e- QkeZ -@,e- V Sd ¼QkeZ - ½ ¼ vkS k/kh; j lk;u foK ku @Hks" kt h; j lk;u foK ku @iz kd ` frd mRikn @vkS" k/k’ kkL= ,oa fo" k foK ku @lw=hd j.k@t S o iz kS| ksfxd h@Hks" kt h;@ QkekZ baQksj esfV Dl½ ,e- bZ - @,e- V Sd- @,e- ,l- lh- ¼t S o iz kS| ksfxd h@t hou foK ku @d EI;wVsa’ ku y foK ku@ t ho jlk;u @ou Lifr foK ku @iz k.kh foK ku @’ kj hj foK ku @t hou foK ku @d kcZ fud j lk;u foK ku @Hks" kt h; foK ku ½ ,e- oh- ,llh- ] ,e- lh- ,- iii½ vkS"k/kh; fuekZ.k O;olk;
,e- QkeZ ¼vkS" k/k fu ekZ .k O;olk;@lkewfgd O;olk;@fpfd Rlk vkS" k/k fu ekZ .k@ u Sn kfud vkS" k/k fu ekZ .k½ iv½ vkS"k/kh; rduhdh ¼tSo izkS|ksfxdh½ ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ- ½@,e- QkeZ -@,e- ,l-lh- ¼t hou foK ku ½],e- VSd ¼QkeZ- ½ ¼t S o iz kS| ksfxd h½ vkS"k/kh; foKku % i½ vkS"k/kh; fo’ys"k.k ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ- ½ ¼vkS" k/kh; fo’ys’ k.k½@,e- QkeZ ¼vkS" k/kh; fo’ys’ k.k½ ,e- ,l- lh- ¼dkcZ fu d j lk;u @fo’ys’ kkRed j lk;u ½ ii½ Hks"kth; 'kkL;
,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ - ½ ¼Hks" kt h; “kkL;@t S o iz kS| ksfxd h@vkS" k/k’ kkL=½] ,e- QkeZ ¼Hks" kt h; “kkL;@lw=hd j .k½ ,e-VSd ¼QkeZ - ½ ¼t S o iz kS| ksfxd h½ ,e - V Sd ¼tS o jlk;u vfHk;kaf=d h@t So iz kS| ksfxd h@j lk;u vfHk;kaf=d h½ iii½ vkS"k/kh; izkS|ksfxdh ¼lw=hdj.k½ ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ- ½] ¼Hks" kt h; “kkL;@t S o iz kS| ksfxd h@vkS" k/k fo’ys’ k.k½] ,e- QkeZ ¼Hk s" kt h; ’ kkL=@lw=hd j .k½ ,e- V Sd ¼QkeZ - ½ ¼t So iz kS| ksfxd h½ t hisV @xsV @usV ij h{ kk mRr h.kZ dju k lHkh mEehn okj ksa d s fy, vfu ok;Z gSa ijUr q ;s ch- oh- ,l- lh@,e-oh- ,l- lh- @,e- ch- ch- ,l- @,e-M h- @ch- ,- ,e- ,l- fM xz h /kkjd ksa ,oa fon s’ kh u kxfj d ksa d s fy, vfu ok;Z u gha gksxkA mEehn okj d ks viu h ik=r k d s fy, fM xz h d k;ZØ e esa 1 0 vad ksa d s ekiØ e ij 6-7 5 lap;h xz sM fcan q vkSlr ;k U;wu r e 6 0 iz fr ’ kr vad gksu s pkfg, ij Ur q vu qlwfpr t kfr ,oa vu qlwfpr tu t kfr d s mEehn okj ksa ds fy, ik=r k 10 ekiØ e ij 6 -25 lap;h xz sM fcan q vkSlr ;k U;wu r e 55 iz fr ’ kr vad gksus pkfg,A “kkj hfj d fu % “kDrr k okys vH;fFkZ ;ksa d s mEehn okj ksa d s fy, ik =r k 1 0 ekiØ e ij 5- 75 lap;h xz sM fcan q vkS lr ;k U;wu r e 5 0 iz fr ’ kr vad gksu s pkfg,A 6½ izk;ksftr vH;FkhZ& ekLV lZ d k;ZØ eksa d h Lohd r̀ lhV ksa d s vfr fj Dr ikWap iz fr ’ kr lhVsa lj d kj h foHkkxksa@vu q la/kku vkS j fod kl laxB u @lkoZt fud { ks=ksa d s miØ eksa@iz fr f"B r fut h vkS" k/k m|eksa } kj k iz k;ksft r mEehn okj ksa ds fy , miyC/k gksxhA iz fr f"Br fut h vkS" k/k m| ksxksa ls vfHkiz k; oks m| ksx@lj d kj h izk;ksft r ] ,d V ªLV ] iz kbZ osV fyfeV sM d aiu h] lk> sn kj h@,y- ,y- ih- d Eiu h gSA ,d Lofu ;ksft r O;fDr @y?kq m|eh ft lds ikl vkS" k/k fu ekZ .k d k ykblsal gks r Fkk QkekZ ;wfu V pyku s d k 3 o’ kZ d k vuq Hko gks] [kq n d ks Lofu ;ksft r d j ldr k gSA bld s fy, 3 o’ kZ d k vk;dj fjV Zu d h ;ksX ;rk ekU; gksxhA m| ksx@ljd kj h iz ;ksft r mEehn kj ksa ds fy, 1 0 0 dj ksM : i;s d k V uZ vksoj ¼iz kbZ osV fyfeV sM d aiu h ds fy, ½] 1 0 d j ksM + ¼lk> sn kj @lfefr n kf;Ro Hkkxhn kj h ds fy, ½] 2 d j ksM + ¼Loj kst xkj O;fDr d s f y,½ gk sA mij ksDr d s v yk ok] vH;FkhZ t ks viu h H kfo";
fu f/k fu ;ksDr k dV okr k gksA iz k;ksft r vH;FkhZ ls fu ;fer Qhl d h r q yu k esa n q xu h Qhl yh t k,xhA 6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] ik=rk ’ krsZ % d ½ fM xz h Lr j ij U;wu r e 6 0 iz fr ’ kr vad iz kIr gks ;k lap;h xz sM fcan q vkS lr 10 esa ls 6 - 7 5 gksA [k½ fM xz h ikl dju s d s mij kUr viu s iz k;kst d fu ;ksDr k d s laxBu ls U;wu re n ks o" kZ d k vu q Hko gksuk pkfg,A bu n ks o" kksZ d k osr u C;kSj k Hkh vko’;d gSA x½ iz k;ksft r laxB u ls iz k;ksft r iz ek.ki= ft lesa ;g lgefr yh t k,xh fd iz k;ksft r d eZ pkj h M ~ ;wV h ij gksxk r Fkk mls laLFkku es a i< +kbZ @vu qla/kku ds n kS j ku lkekU; osr u @HkRr s d Eiu h } kj k gh fn , t k,axs A ,sls d eZ pkj h d ks fu ;ksDr k } kj k v/;;u @vu qla/kku d s fy, iw.kZ : i ls eq Dr d ju k gksxkA x½ bu iz k;ksft r vH;fFkZ ;ksa d ks t hisV @xsV @usV d h ij h{ kk d h ik=r k esa N wV n h t k;sxh A ?k½ ;fn fu ;ksDr k iz k;ksft rr k d kss [kRe d j u k pkgr k gS] r ks fu ;ksDr k d ks iz k;ksf t rr k [kRe d ju s d s fy, d ksbZ vko’;d d kj .k Li"V d ju k gksxkA N k= d ks viu k d kj .k Li’V d jus d k mfpr volj izn ku djus d k ekSd k fn;k t k;sxkA t gk¡ fu ns’kd ,oa lad k;k/;{ k bl ckr ls lar q"V gksr s gSa fd iz k;ksft r N k= us fu ;ksDr k d s lkFk gq , le> kS rs esa fn ;s x;s fu ;eksa vkS j “kr ksZ d k mYya?ku fd;k gS] r ks laLFkku mld h N k= ln L;r k lekIr dj n sA t gk¡ N k= us fu ;e ,oa “kr ksZ d k mYya?ku u gha fd ;k gS a] ogk¡ fo| kFkhZ d ks v/;;u iwj k d jus d h vu q efr n h t k;sxhA fd lh Hkh fLFkfr esa Qhl okil u gha d h t k;sxhA ih- ,p- M h- fo| kFkhZ ftu d ks ljd kj h@v/kZ ljd kj h laLFkk d h vksj ls foÙ kh; lgk;r k n h t kr h gSa] t S ls fd fo’ ofo/kky; vu q n ku vk;ksx ;k oSK kfu d vkS j vkS| ksf xd vu q la/kku ifj " kn ] Hkkj r h; fpfd Rlk ,oa vu q la/kku ifj " kn ] foK ku ,oa iz kS| ksfxd h foHkkx] t S o iz kS| ksfxd h foHkkx vkSj bl r jg d h d bZ vU; laLFkk,¡] fu ;eku qlkj bu ds fy, ikWp iz fr ’ kr lhVsa Lohd ` r lhV ksa ls vfr fj Dr lhVsa gksxhA 7½ fons’kh ukxfjdksa dk izos’k % d ½ eku o lalk/ku fod kl ea=ky; ;k fon s’ k ea=ky;] Hkkj r ljd kj d h fofHkUu N k=òfRr ;kst u kvksa ds v/khu p;u fd , x, fons’ kh ;ksX ; u kxfjd ksa d s iz os’ k ij lacaf/kr ea=ky; d h flQkfj ’ k ;k iz k;kst dr k ekU;
gksxh A [k½ ;fn mEehn okj lacaf/kr d k;Z Ø e d h ik=r k d h vis{ kkvksa d ks iwj k d j ysr k gS r ks Lor % foRr iksf’ kr fon s’ kh u kxfjd ksa ls iz kIr vkosn u ksa d ks laLFkku } kj k iz R;{ k :i ls Lohd kj fd ;k t k;sxkA iz os’ k ls igys bu mEehn okj ksa d ks fon s’ k ea=ky ;] Hkkj r lj d kj ls vu q efr ysu h gksxhA x½ bu d h lhVsa miyC/k lhV ksa ls vfr fj Dr gksaxhA 8½ vkj{k.k % j k"V ªh; fu ;eku qlkj ] mij ksDr vkj { k.k lHkh ekLV lZ d k;Z Ø e esa ekU; gksxk A d ½ vu q lwfpr t kfr d s vH;FkhZ ] 1 5 iz fr ’ kr lhVsa [k½ vu q lwfpr t ut kfr ds vH;FkhZ ] 7 - 5 iz fr ’ kr lhV sa r Fkk x½ vU; fiNM k oxZ d s vH;FkhZ ] 2 7 iz fr ’ kr lhVas Lohd ` r lhV ksa d s vfr fj Dr 3 iz fr ’ kr lhV sa] ’kkj hfjd fod ykax vH;fFkZ ;ksa d s f y, vkj f{ kr gksxh] ft lesa vf/kd ls vf/kd n ks vH;FkhZ ,d d k;ZØ e esa n kf[ky f d , t k ldr s gSA 9½ izos’k ijh{kk % d ½ lHkh ekLV lZ d k;ZØ e esa n kf[kyk gsr q iz os’ k ij h{ kk yh t k;sxhA [k½ ih- ,p- M h- d k;ZØ e esa iz os’ k d s fy, vyx ls ij h{ kk yh t k;sxhA x½ iz os’ k d s bPN q d N k=ksa d ks iz os’ k ij h{ kk esa “kk fey gksu s gsr q fu /kkZ fjr QkeZ esa vkosn u dj u k gksxkA ?k½ fofHkUu j k"V ªh; lekpkj i= r Fkk laLFkku d h csolkbV ij iz os'k ds iz d k'ku ds u ksfV l d s mij kar fu /kkZ fjr QkeZ lwpu k fooj f.kd k d s lkFk vkWu ykbu miyC/k gksxkA 10½ izos’k ekunaM % d½ ekLVlZ dk;ZØe % i½ n kf[kyk iz os’ k ij h{ kk esa esfj V ds vk/kkj ij fd ;k t k,xkA ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 7 ii½ ek LV lZ vkWQ fct usl ,M fefu LV ªs’ ku ¼QkeZ ½ esa n kf[kyk] ços’ k ij h{ kk r Fkk lewg ppkZ vkS j lk{ kkRd kj fu Eu osV st ds vk/kkj ij gksxk% iz os’ k ij h{ kk esa esfj V & 85 iz fr’ kr lewg ppkZ vkS j lk{ kkRd kj & 15 iz fr’ kr [k½ ih-,p-Mh- dk;ZØe % n kf[kyk fu Eu fyf[kr osV st d s vk/kkj ij gksxk % iz os’ k ij h{ kk esa esfj V & 85 iz fr’ kr lk{ kkRd kj izn 'kZ u & 15 iz fr’ kr iz os’ k ds le; lHkh mEehn okj ksa d ks fu /kkZ fjr iz i= esa esfM d y fQV usl iz ek.k& i= iz Lr q r dj u k gksxkA 11½ izos’k ds fy, izfØ;k % d½ ekLVlZ dk;ZØe % i½ ik= mEehn okj d ks iz os’ k d s le; Lo;a mifLFkr j gu k gksxkA mEehn okj d s fy, lk{ kkRd kj vkS j @;k lewg ppkZ t ks ykxw gk s vk o vko’;d gS A ii½ m Eehn okj d h vu qifLFkfr esa iz so’ k u gha fn ;k t k;sxkA iii½ ços’ k d s fy, p;fu r vkosn d ksa d h lwph d ks foHkkxh ; lwpu k cksM Z vkS j osclkbV ij n’ kkZ ;k t k;sxkA iv½ p;fu r mEehn okj ksa ds fy, vko’;d gSa fd og fu /kkZ fjr r kj h[k vkS j le; ij Qhl vkS j vU; “kq Yd t ek dj saA v½ H kq xr ku p.M hx< +@,l- ,- ,l- u xj ds j s[kkafd r cSad M ªk¶V ;k d kmaV j ij udn ] fu ns’ kd ] u kbZ ij ds i{ k esa n s; gksxkA vi½ ;fn mEehn okj vf/klwfpr r kj h[k vkS j le; rd Qhl t ek u gha d jr k gS] r ks mld h lhV lekIr gks t k;sxhA lhV esfj V fyLV esa vxy s mEehn okj d ks n h t k;sxhA vii½ iz R;sd lses LV j d s iz kj aHk eas fo| kFkhZ d ks laLFkku d s “kS{ kf.kd d SysaM j esa mfYyf[kr vof/k d s Hkhr j iat hdj .k dj oku k gksxkA viii½ ;fn fo| kFkhZ Qhl d k Hkq xr ku d jus d s ckn n kf[kyk okfil ys y sr k gS] r ks mls d soy lq j { kk j kf’ k gh ykSV kbZ t k;sxhA [k½ ih-,p-Mh- dk;ZØe % i½ n kf[kyk iz os’ k ij h{ kk vkS j lk{ kkRd kj ds vk/kkj ij fd ;k t k;sxkA ii½ m Eehn okj d ks lk{ kkRd kj d s le; Lo;a mifLFkr j gu k gksxkA iii½ mEehn okj d h vu q ifLFkfr esa ços’ k u gha fn ;k t k;sxk iv½ fu /kkZ fj r r kj h[k vkS j le; ij Qhl vkS j vU; “kq Yd t ek dju k vko’;d gksxkA v½ ;fn mEehn okj vf/klwfpr r kj h[k vkS j le; vkfn ds Hkhr j Qhl t ek u gha d j r k gS] r ks mld h lhV lekIr gks t k;sxhA lhV esfj V fyLV ds vxys m Eehn okj d ks n h t k;sxhA vi½ mEehn okj d ks ih- ,p- M h- d k;ZØ e esa n kf[kys d s le; vLFkk;h : i ls [kq n d ks iat hd r̀ dju k iM+sxk A vii½ t c N k= lQyr kiwoZ d ikB ~;Ø e d ks iwj k d j ysxk vkS j foLr` r ij h{ kk d ks mRr h.kZ d jsxk] r ks N k= d h vLFkkbZ iat hd j .k n kf[kys d h fr fFk ls LFkk;h iat hd j.k eku k t k;sxkA viii½ ;fn fo| kFkhZ Qhl d k Hkq xr ku dj us d s ckn n kf[kyk okil ys ysr k gS] r ks mls d soy lq j { kk j kf’ k gh ykSV kbZ t k;sxhA 12½ Nk= dk oxhZdj.k % laLFkku } kj k iz Lr kfor fdlh “kS{ kf.kd d k;ZØ e esa iz os’ k d s fy, vH;fFkZ ;ksa d ks fu Eu fyf[kr esa ls oxhZ dr̀ fd ;k t k,xk % d ½ laLFkku d k foÙ k iksf" kr N k= ] [k½ iz k;ksft r N k=] 8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] i½ fo’ ofo| ky; vu q n ku vk;ksx] oSK kfu d vkS j vkS| ksfxd vu q la/kku ifj " kn ] Hkkjr h; vk;q foZ K ku vu qla/kku ifj " kn ] foK ku ,oa iz kS| ksf xd h foHkkx] t S o iz kS| ksfxd h foHkkx vkS j vU; ljd kj h laxB u ksa } kj k foÙ k iksf" kr N k=A ii½ lj d kj h foHkkxksa@vu q la/kku ,oa fod kl laxB u ksa@ yksd lsDV j d k miØ e@izfr f"Br vkS" k/k m|e@fon s’k ea=ky; } kj k iz k;ksft r N k=A 13½ v/;srko`fRr d ½ lHkh laLFkku d s foÙ k iksf’ kr N k= QSyksf’ ki d s ik= gksaxs] [k½ QSyksf’ ki d h j kf’ k lhu sV } kj k fu /kkZ fjr fu ;eksa vkS j “kr ksZ } kj k “kkflr gksxh] x½ iz R;sd ekLV lZ d k;Z Ø e esa iat hd ` r N k= d ks vf/k d ls vf/kd pkj lsesLV j d s fy, QSyksf’ ki iz kIr gksxh A blesa ;fn d ksbZ fiNyk iathd j .k gS r ks og Hkh “kk fey gksxkA ?k½ laLFkku d k foÙ k iksf’ kr N k= ft lus ih- ,p- M h- d s fy, iat hd j .k fd ;k gSa mld ks ikWp o" kZ ls T;kn k QSyksf’ ki iz n ku u gha d h t k;sxhA M ½ fd lh Hkh fLFkfr esa] ;fn foRr iksf’ kr N k= d k O;ogkj lar ks’ ktu d u gha ik;k t kr k gS r ks mld k QSyksf’ ki j n~ n dj fn ;k tk;sxkA ij Urq d ksbZ Hkh foijhr d k;Z okgh d jus ls igys N k= d ks viu k i{ k j[ku s ,d mfpr volj fn ;k t k;sxkA Pk½ laLFkku r hu ,e- ch- ,- ¼QkekZ ½ ds N k=ksa d ks f} r h; r` r h; ,oa pr q FkZ lsesLV j d s fy, foÙ kh; lgk;rk iz n ku dj sxkA iz Fke lsesLV j esa e sfj V ds vu q lkj N k=ksa d ks foRr h; lgk;r k iz n ku d h t k;sxhA /kkj k 13 ¼p½ ds vu q lkj ;fn r hu ls T;kn k N k= foRr h; lgk;r k ds ;ksX ; ik;s t krs gS a] foÙ kh; lgk;rk d k fu .kZ ; t h- ih- ,- vkS j n kf[kys d s esfj V ds vu qlkj fd ;k t k;sxkA r Fkk vxys lsesLV j esa QSyksf’ ki t h- ih- ,- ] lh-t h- ih- ,- vkS j n kkf[kys d s esfj V d s vk/kkj ij fn ;k t k;sxkA 14½ iathdj.k dk uohuhdj.k % d ½ ;fn N k= vu q la/kku lfefr N k= d s ikB~ ;Ø eksa@Ø sfM V vkS j @;k vu qla/kku d k;Z esa iz xfr ls lar q"V gS a r ks ,sls N k= d ks iat hd j .k d s u ohu hdj .k ds fy, v u q efr n h t k;sxhA ek LV lZ d k;ZØ e ds N k=ksa d s fy, ;g ewY;kad u r hljs o pkSF ks lsesLV j esa gk sxkA ih- ,p- M h- ds N k= d k iat hdj .k foLr ` r ij h{ kk ds ckn gj lky fd ;k t k;sxkA [k½ gj N k= lsesLV j ds iz kjaHk esaZ laLFkku } kj k fu /kkZ fjr iz fØ ;k vkS j le; ds vu q lkj iat hdj .k dk u ohu hd j .k dj ok,xk r Fkk N k= d ks iat hdj .k d s u ohu hdj .k ds le; Qhl vkSj vU; “kq Yd t ek dj okuk gksxkA x½ iat hd j .k ds u ohu hdj.k d s le; N k= d ks gkWLV y okM Z u vkS j ys[kk foHkkx ls ^u ks M ;wt + iz ek.k& i=* iz Lr qr dj u k gksxkA ?k½ ;fn d ksbZ fo| kFkhZ r ; le;&lhek esa viu k iat hdj .k d k u ohu hdj .k d jus esa vleFkZ j gr k gSa r ks lsesLV j d s iz kj EHk gksu s d s 1 0 fn u ksa d s ckn r d okLr fod ekeyksa e sa lad k;k/;{ k ysV Qhl d s lan k; ij foyac u ohu hdj .k d ks vu q eksfn r dj ldr k gSA M ½ ;fn d ksbZ N k= vf/klwfpr r kj h[k ls iat hd j .k d k u ohu hd j .k dj okus esa vleFkZ gksr k gS] r ks ml s laLFkku d k N k= u gha eku k t k;sxkA 15½ iathdj.k dk fujLrhdj.k % fo| kFkhZ d k iat hd j .k fu Eufyf[kr esa ls fd lh Hkh ,d ifj fLFkfr esa fu j Lr gks t k;sxk % d ½ ;fn fo| kFkhZ iwoZ lwpu k d s fcu k ;k N q V~ V h eat wj h ds fcu k pkj lIr kg d h yxkr kj vof/k d s f y, vu q ifLFkr j gr k gS] [k½ ;fn fo| kFkhZ fd lh lses LV j esa iat hdj .k d jus esa vlQy j gr k gSa] x½ ;fn fo| kFkhZ ij h{ kkvksa d ks mRr h.kZ u gha d j ikr k gS] ?k½ ;fn fo| kFkhZ vopkj @vu q ”kklu ghu r k d s d k;Z esa var fu Z fgr ik;k t kr k gS] M ½ ;fn fo| kFkhZ d k “kSf{ kd d k;Z & fu ’ikn u lar ks’ ktud u gha ik;k t kr k gS] p½ ;fn N k= vius d k;ZØe ls R;kxi= nsr k gS vkSj mld k R;kxi= eat wj d j fy;k x;k gks] ,sls N k= ij /kkj k ¼d ½ r Fkk ¼M ½ ykxw d j us ls igys lq u okbZ d k ,d ekSd k fn;k t ku k pkfg,] ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 9 16½ mifLFkfr % d ½ fo| kFkhZ ls lsesLV j ds n kSj ku iz R;sd O;k[;ku vkS j O;kogkfj d d{ kk esa mifLFkr gksu k visf{ kr gSA gkykafd N k= d ks lsesLV j d h vafr e ij h{ kk esa Hkkx ysu s d s fy, vk;ksft r O;k[;ku vkSj iz R;sd ikB~ ;Øe d h O;kogkfjd d{ kkvksa esa 7 5 iz fr ”kr mifLFkfr vfu ok;Z gSA [k½ /kkj k 2 4 ¼x½ d s r gr t gkWa N k= iq u % ij h{ kk esa mifLFkr gksr k gS] r ks m ls vxys cSp d s fu ;fer fo| kfFkZ ;ksa d s lkFk d { kkvksa esa mifL Fkr gksu k gksxk vkS j mifLFkfr mij ksDr ¼d ½ d s vu q lkj gksxhA x½ /kkj k 2 4 ¼[k½ d s r gr iq u % ij h{ kk esa mifL Fkr gks u s okys fd lh fo| kFkhZ ls d { kkvksa esa mif LFkr gksu s d h vis{ kk u gha d h t k,xhA 17½ vodk’k % d ½ pkj lsesLV j ikB~ ;Ø e d s n kS j ku ] lkekU; vod k’ k d s vykok] ekLV lZ N k= 45 fn u ksa ds vod k’ k d k ik= gksxkA [k½ ih- ,p- M h- N k= ,d o" kZ esa lkekU; N q V ~V h ds vyk ok+] 3 0 fnu ksa d s vod k’ k d k ik= gksxkA x½ lad k;k/;{ k d s iwoZ vu qeksn u ij N k= d ks “kSf{ kd cSBd ksa] iz f’ k{ k.k] lsfeu kj ksa ;k vf/kos’ ku ksa esa mifLFkr gksu s d s fy, vod k’ k d h eat wj h N k=o` fÙ k lfgr n h t k;sxhA ?k½ N k=o` fÙ k d k ykHk mB k u s okyk N k= fd lh Hkh iz d kj d h Nq fV ~V ;kWa t S ls xehZ ;k ln hZ d h N q fV~ V;kW vkf n d k ik= u gha gksxkA M ½ N k= mij ksDr ¼d ½ ds vfr fj Dr 1 0 fnu ksa d s esfM d y vod k’ k d k ik= gksxkA p½ efgyk fo| kFkhZ viu h d kyvof/k ds n kS j ku N k=of̀Ù k lfgr ,d ckj r hl fnu ksa ds vod k’ k ds vfr fj Dr] r hu ekg d h izlwfr vod k’k d h Hkh ik= gksxh A N½ fd lh Hkh iz d kj d h Nq V~V h lykgd kj d h laLr q fr ij foHkkxk/;{ k } kj k vu q ekfsnr d h t k,xhA t ½ leLr foHkkx iz R;sd fo| kFkhZ d s vod k’ k d k ys[kk j [ksxkA >½ ih- ,p- M h- N k= t ks iz k;ksft r Jsf.k;ksa ls gS aa ¼lh- ,l- vkbZ- vkj- @;w-t h- lh- @M h- ,l- V h- @vkbZ - lh- ,e- vkj - @M h- ch-V h- vkfn ½ d ks foÙ kh ; lgk;r k QafM ax ,t safl;ksa d s fu ;eksa d s r gr n h t k;sxhA 18½ ikB~;Øe dk;Z vkSj ewY;kadu % d½ ikB~;Øe dk;Z % i½ laLFkku e sa v/;;u d k;ZØ e ØsfM V iz .kkyh ij vk;ksft r gksxkA ii½ iz R;sd d k;Z Ø e esa ,d f o'ks" k la[;k Ø sfM V gksxh tks mld h osV st d ks of.kZ r d jsxkA iii½ N k= } kj k vft Z r fd , gq , ØsfM V ] N k= d s iz n 'kZu d ks cr k,axsA iv½ iz R;sd d kslZ ds fy,] , d lad k; ln L; ikB~ ;Ø e leUo;d d k d k;Z dj sxkA v½ d kslZ leUo;d d s ikl ikB ~;Ø e d ks lapkfyr d ju k] ml ikB ~ ;Ø e esa var fu Z fgr lad k; d s vU;
ln L;ksa ds d k;Z d k leUo; dj u k vkSj ij h{ kk dj kus vkS j leuq ns’ ku xsz M vf/kfu .khZ r d ju s d k iwj k mRr jn kf;R; gksxkA vi½ fM xz h esa v gZ r k iz kIr dj us d s fy, ,d U;wu r e lap;h vkS lr Js.kh fcUn q visf{ kr gksxkA vii½ N k= d ks ml d kslZ ls lacaf/kr fd lh Hkh fo’ k; ds laca/k esa ikB ~ ;Ø e leUo;d ls laid Z dj u k gksxkA lykgd kj vkSj ikB ~ ;Ø e leUo;d d h lgefr d h flQkfj ’ k ij ] ih- ,p- M h- N k= d ks d kslZ d ks t ksM+u s ;k gV kus d h vu eq fr n h t k ldr h gSA [k ½ ewY;kadu % i½ fo| kFkhZ ds fy, n ks fyf[kr ij h{ kk] ,d iz Fke e/;kof/k ij h{ kk vkS j vU; vafr e lsesLV j ij h{ kk gj ,d Fksj h d kslZ ds fy, vfu ok;Z gksxkA bu d kslksZ ds fy, 2 0 iz fr ’ kr vad e/; vof/k ij h{ kk ds fy, r Fkk 20 iz fr ’ kr vad vkar fjd ewY;kad u vkSj 60 iz fr’ kr vad vafr e lsesLV j ij h{ kk ds fy, fu /kkZ fj r fd ;s x;s gSA ii½ N k= d s iz ;ksx’ kkyk d k;Z ] d k;Z ’ kkykvksa vkS j gkse v lkbV esaV d s d k;Z d k ewY;kad u fd ;k t k;sxkA iii½ N k= d ks e/; vkS j va f r e lsesLV j ij h{ kk] iz;ksx’ kkyk d k;Z ] d k;Z’ kkyk d k;Z vkS j gkse vlkbV esaV ds vk/kkj ij xzsM fn ;k t k;sxkA 10 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] iv½ ikB ~ ;Ø e lsesLV j esa ,sls d kslZ ds n kS j ku gj lIr kg esa ,d O;k[;ku fn;k t k;sxk] ml O;k[;ku d ks ,d ØsfM V fn ;k t k;sxkA gkykafd d q N ikB~ ;Ø eksa esa vf/kd r e r hu ØsfM V fn ;s t k ldrs gSA v½ t gkWa fd lh ikB ~ ;Ø e d s fy, r hu ØsfM V ksa ls v f/kd okys ikB ~ ;Ø e d h vko’;dr k gS] ogkWa v/;;u vkS j vu qla/kku cksM Z d h iwoZ vu q efr vfu ok;Z gSA vi½ t gkWa iz ;ksx’ kkyk vkS j iz;ksxkRed ikB ~;Ø e ds fy, lk/kkj .k : i ls iz R;sd lIr kg esa ikap ?k.V ksa d k ,d l= gksxk] ml d kslZ d k ,d Ø sfM V gksxkA bld ks ifj ofr Zr dj us d s fy,] v/;;u vkSj vuq la/kku cksM Z dh iwoZ vu q efr ysu h vfu ok;Z gksxhA vii½ t gkWa N k= fd lh ij h{ kk esa vu q ifLFkr j gr k gS] r ks mls ^,Q* xz sM fn ;k t k;sxkA 19½ xszfMax iz.kkyh % v{ kj xzsM vkS j mu ds ler qY; Js.khfcan q u hps lkj .kh esa n ’ kk;sZ x;s gSA v{kj Js.kh Js.khfcanq dk;Zikyu , 1 0 fof'k’V , ¼& ½ 9 mRd ` ’V ch 8 vfr mÙ ke ch ¼& ½ 7 mÙ ke lh 6 vkS lr lh ¼& ½ 5 vkS lr ls d e M h 4 lhekar bZ 2 vid ` ’V ,Q 0 vfr vid ` "V @vuq ifLFkr @d e mifLFkfr vkbZ & v{ ke ,u & laij h{ kk mÙ kh.kZ ,u bZ - & laij h{ kk vuq r h.kZ M Cyw & gV u k ,Dl & t kj h j gu k ¼dsoy cM +h ifj ;kstu k d s fy,½ ,l & lek/kku : i ls iwj k gksu k t SM & iwj k u gksu k Js.khfcan q vkS lr ¼t h- ih- ,- ½ = ¼Ø sfM V ksa d h la[;k X IokbaV Js.kh½@Ø sfM V Js.khfcan q vkS lr d h lax.ku k dj us ds fy, dsoy os ikB ~ ;Ø e] ft ld s var xZr mu iz ;kstu kvksa d ks fglkc esa fy;k t k;sxk ft u esa fo| kFkhZ d ks ,] ch] lh] ;k M h xz sM d h Js.kh feyh A 20½ vkbZ&Js.kh % d ½ t gka N k= u s O;k[;ku@V ;wV ksfj ;y@;k iz ;ksx’ kkyk d h d{ kkvksa esa 5 0 iz fr ’ kr ls vf/kd ysfd u 75 iz fr ’ kr ls d e mifFkfr n tZ d h gS] r Fkk d kslZ dh ;ksX ;r kvksa d ks iwj k dju s esa chekj h d h ot g ls] n q ?kZ Vu k@fd lh vu gksu h dh ot g ls ;k vU; fd lh t :j h d kj .ko’ k oks lsesLV j d h vfu ok;Zr kvksa d ks iwjk u gha dj ik;k gS r ks N k= d ks vkbZ xz sM ds fy, viu s d ksLkZ leUo;d d ks ,d vkosn u n su k iM sxkA chekj h d s d kj .k ds fy, vko sn u i= d s lkFk laLF kku d s fpfd Rlk vf/kd kj h ls fpfd Rlk iz ek.ki= Hkh layX u d ju k iM sxkA ij Ur q vxj N k= laLFkku ds ckgj chekj gq vk gS r ks fpfd Rlk iz ek.ki= mud ks fpfd Rlk vf/kd kj h ft ld k vksgn k ft ys d s mi fpfd Rlk vf/kd kj h ls d e u gha gS ls iz ekf.kr gksu k vfu ok;Z gSA ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 11 ;fn lacaf/kr ikB ~ ;Ø leUo;d dsl d h ifj fLFkfr ;ksa d ks lgh eku r k gS a] r c mij ksDr d ks viu k mifLF kfr fj d kM Z iz ekf.kr dj oku k gksxk r Fkk bl iz ek.khdj .k ds vk/kkj ij lacaf/kr foHkkxk/;{ k bl dsl dks lad k;k/;{ k ds ikl N k= d ks ^vkbZ * xz sM fn yokus d h flQkfj ”k d jsxkA [k½ ;fn fd lh N k= d h mifLFkfr 7 5 iz fr ’ kr ls vf/ kd gSa ysfd u og fd lh chekj h ;k nq ?kVZ u k ;k fd lh vu gksu h ;k fd lh t:j h d k;Z ds d kj .k og vafr e lsesLV j ij h{ kk esa mifLFkr gksu s esa vleFkZ gSa r ks N k= d ks ^vkbZ xz sM * d h Js.kh d s fy, vkosn u nsxkA chekj h d s d kj .k ds fy, vkosn u i= ds lkFk laLFkku ds fpfd Rlk vf/kd kj h ls fpfd Rlk iz ek.ki= Hkh layX u dj u k iMsxkA t S lk mij ksDr ¼d ½ ds vu qlkj fn ;k gks r Fkk ikB ~ ;Ø e leUo;d ekeys d s r F;ksa ls lar q "V gS] ;fn N k= d k vkosn u d kslZ leUo;d } kj k mfpr r j hd s ls iz ekf.kr gS a r ks mls foHkkxk/;{ k } kj k lad k;k/;{ k d ks laLr q fr ds fy, Hks t k t k,xkA x½ lad k;k/;{ k ds vu q eksnu ds mij kUr ] N k= d ks ^ vkbZ xz sM * fn yokus d h vf/klwpu k t kj h d h t k,xhA vf/klwpu k d h ,d iz fr lhu sV d ks iq f"V ds fy, n h t k,xhA ?k½ ;fn fdlh fo| kFkhZ d ks vkbZ xzsM fn ;k x;k gSa r ks og e/;kof/k ij h{ kk ds lekIr gksu s ds ckn 10 fnu ksa d h vof/k esa va fr e lsesLV j d h ij h{ kk esa cSB ld r k gS vkS j N k= d ks lkekU; Js.kh n h t k,xhA 21½ ys[kk ijh{kk dkslZ % ;fn N k= iat hd r̀ d k;ZØ eksa d s vykok fd lh vU; fo" k; d k K ku iz kIr d ju k pkgr k gS a r ks bl laca/k esa mld ks leUo;d vkS j lykgd kj d h vu q efr ysu h gksxhA ;fn ikB ~ ;Ø e leUo;d d ks yxr k gS a fd N k= d ks mDr fo’ k; d h t:j r gS a r ks og bld s fy, laL Fkku ls mDr d kslZ d j oku s d h flQkfj ’ k djsxkA 75 iz fr ’ kr mifLFkfr n tZ dj uk vfu ok;Z gksxk vkS j N k= d ks blds fy, ^,u * vkS j ^,u bZ * xzsM fn ;k t k;sxkA 22½ MCyw&Js.kh % d ½ ;fn N k= vius ikB ~ ;Ø e d ks iwj k dju s esa fd lh d kj .ko’ k vleFkZ gSa t ks mlds o’ k esa u gha gS a] ,sls N k= d ks d kslsZ t N ksM +us d s fy, lad k;k/;{ k ls vu q efr ysu h gksxhA [k½ ;fn lad k;k/;{ k ekeys ls lar q ’V gS a r ks og xz kUV d h okilh d h vuq efr ds fy, fu n s’ kd ls ekeys d h flQkfj ’ k dj sxkA x½ fu n s’ kd bl r j g d s ikB ~ ;Ø eksa ls N k=ksa d ks gVu s d s fy, vu q efr ns ldr k gSA bl rj g d s N k= d ks ^M Cyw xz sM * esa j [kk t k;sxkA ?k½ vkgj .k d h iz fØ ;k ekLV lZ “kks/k iz kstsDV d s fy, ykxw u gha gksxh A M ½ N k=ksa d ks ft u d kslksZ a d k iz Lr ko fn ;k t k j gk gS a] N k=ksa d ks os lHkh izd kj ls ikB ~;Ø e iwj k dj u k iM sxkA p½ ;fn N k= lQyr kiwoZ d ikB ~ ;Ø e d h vko’;d r kvksa d ks iwj k d jr k gS] r ks mls fu ;fer xzsM ls lEekfur fd ;k t k;sxkA 23½ ,Dl&Js.kh % d ½ ;fn N k= chekj h] mid j .k d h vuq iyC/kr k ;k lykgd kj d s d kj .kksa ls ek LV lZ ’ kks/k iz kst sDV d ks iwj k d jus esa vleFkZ gS a] r ks ly kgd kj foHkkx iz eq [k ls lykg d j us d s mij kUr ] foHkkxk/;{ k ,sls N k= d ks ^,Dl* xz sM nsu s ds fy, lad k;k/;{ k ls flQkfj ’ k djsxkA lad k;k/;{ k ds vu q eksnu ds mij kUr N k= d ks ^,Dl* xzsM fn ;k t k;sxkA vkS j [k½ mij ksDr ¼d ½ d s vuq lkj ;fn N k= ifj ;kst u k d k d k;Z Ng ekg d s Hkhrj iwj k d j ysr k r ks mld s d k;Z d k ewY;kad u fd ;k t k;sxk vkS j N k= d ks fu ;fer xz sM fn ;k t k;sxkA 24½ ijh{kk dh iqujko`fÙk % d ½ fu Eefyf[kr d kj .kksa ij N k= d ks ij h{ kk d h iquj kof̀Ù k d h vu q efr n h t k;sxhA [k½ t gka ij N k= n ks ;k d e d kslZst esa ^bZ ^ ;k ^,Q* ;k n ksu ksa xz sM iz kIr d jr k gS r ks mls ij h{ kk dh iq uj ko` fÙ k d ju h gksxhA ;g ij h{ kk e/;or hZ ij h{ kk ds lekIr gksu s d s 1 0 fnu kas d s Hkhr j gksxhA 12 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] x½ t gka ij N k= d ks fd lh Hkh F;ksj h d kslZ esa ^bZ * ;k ^,Q* u gha feyr k ysf d u mld k lap;h xz sM fcanq vkS lr 6- 00 ls d e gS r ks mls xsz M lq /kkj ds fy, vf /kd r e n ks d kslZ d h ij h{ kk iq u j kòfÙ k d k ekSd k fn;k t k;sxkA ?k½ t gka N k= d h mifLFkfr 7 5 iz fr’ kr ;k mlls T;kn k gSa vkS j vkbZ Js.kh esa fn , x, d kj .kksa d h ot g ls ;fn og ij h{ kk nsu s esa vl eFkZ gS r ks N k= d ks vafr e lsesLV j ij h{ kk] t c d Hkh Hkh oS lh ij h{ kk lapkfyr dh t k,xh r c N k= d k mlesa mRr h.kZ gksu k t: j h gksxkA N k= d ks n q ckj k d{ kk esa mifLFkr gksu s d h t :jr u gha gksxh vkS j vfxz e lsesL V j esa mld k ikB ~ ;Ø e lq pk: : i ls pyr k j gsxkA M - ½ ;fn N k= d h mifLFkfr 75 iz fr ’ kr ls d e gS a vkS j mls ij h{ kk esa cSB us d h vu q efr u gha n h t kr h gS] r ks t c Hkh og d kslZ lapkfyr fd ;k t k,xk r ks og viu s d kslZ d h iq uj ko` fÙ k d ju h iM sxhaA p½ ;fn fd lh N k= d ks fdlh n ks d kslksZ a esa t ks fd lh Hkh lsesLV j d k gks vxj mls ^,Q* xsz M feyr k gSa r ks mls viu s v/;;u ls gV u k gksxk vkS j laLFkku d ks vf/ kd kj gksxk fd mld h N k=o` fÙ k d ks lekIr d j n sA N½ ;fn d ksbZ N k= viu s lkewfgd vkS lr xz sM vad esa lq /kkj dj u k pkgr k gS a rks mls ml lsesLV j esa n ks ls T;kn k Fk;ksj h d kslZ esa vad lq /kkjus d h vu q efr u gha n h t k;sxhA t ½ iq uj ko` fÙ k ij h{ kk esa fn ;k x;k xz sM gh vafr e xsz M g ksxkA >½ xsz M lq /kkj ij h{ kk ls iz kIr vad d ks iq j Ld kj lwph esa fu fn Z "V fd ;k t k;sxkA ¥½ xsz M lq /kkj ij h{ kk d s N k= esfj V iq j Ld kj iz kIr d jus gsr q ik= u gha gksaxsA ,sls N k=ksa d ks esfj V lwph e sa LFkku fn ;k t k,xk ft Ugksau s viu s igys gh iz ;kl esa i j h{ kk mRr h.kZ d h gS a 25½ ekLVj fMxzh ds fy, ik=rk ekunaM % d½ QkesZlh esa ekLVlZ@izkS|ksfxdh esa ekLVlZ ¼QkeZ-½@ lkbal esa ekLVlZ ¼QkeZ½ % i½ ekLV lZ fM xz h ds fy, U ;wu r e 5 0 ØsfM V vko’;d gS aA blesa ls 3 0 Ø sfM V ikB ~ ;Ø e d k;Z vkSj 20 Ø sfMV ifj ;kstu k d k;Z ds fy, fu /kkZ fj r fd ;s x;s gSA ii½ QkekZ d ksbUQksesZ fV Dl d k;Z Ø e esa ekLV lZ fM xz h ds fy, U;wu r e 5 0 ØsfM V iwj k dj u k vfuok;Z gksxkA blesa ls 3 6 ØsfM V ikB ~;Øe d s fy,Z vkS j 1 4 Ø sfM V ifj ;kstu k d k;Z ds fy, fu /kkZ fj r fd ;s x;s gSA [k½ ekLVj vkWQ fctusl ,MfefuLVªs’ku ¼QkeZ½% i½ ekLV lZ fM xz h ds fy, U;wu r e 10 0 Ø sfM V iwj s dj us gksaxsA ft lesa ls 8 6 ØsfM V ikB ~;Ø e d k;Z ] 12 ØsfM V ifj ;kstu k d k;Z ds fy, r F kk 2 Ø sfM V xz h’ed kyhu iz f’k{ k.k d s fy, fu /kkZ fj r fd;s x;s gSA ii½ U;wu r e lap;h xz sM fcan q vkS lr 6- 00 vko”;d gSaA iii½ ;fn iq uj ko` fÙ k ij h{ kkvksa d h vf/kd r e la[;k d k ykHk mB ku s ds ckn N k= ikB ~ ;Ø e ikl dj us esa vleFkZ j gr k gS ;k U;wu r e lkewfgd vkS lr vad vft Z r dju s esa foQy j gr k gS r ks N k= d ks vi uk d k;ZØ e can dju k iMsxkA iv½ N k= } kj k lQyr kiwoZ d ikB ~ ;Ø e d k d k;Z iwj k dj us d s ckn vkS j vu q la/kku d k;Z ds lQy lekiu ij N k= “kks/k iz ca/k iz Lr q r djsxkA v½ “kks/k d k;Z d k ewY;kad u vkS j fM Qsal d h ij h{ kk lQyr kiwoZ d ikl dju s d s mij kar N k= fM xz h iz kIr djus d k ik= gksxkA vi½ ekLV lZ d k;ZØ e d ks iwj k dj us d s fy, vf/kd r e vof/k d k;Z Ø e esa ’ kkfey gksu s d h fr fFk ls r hu o’kZ d h gksxhA 26½ ih-,p-Mh- fMxzh ds fy, ik=rk ekunaM % d ½ ft u N k=ksa u s laLFkku ls ,e- ,l- ¼QkeZ ½ d h fM xz h iz kIr d h gS mudsk U;wu re 1 2 M kWDVj y d kslsZ t iwj k d jus d h vko’;d r k gSA [k½ ft u N k=ksa u s vU; laLFkku ksa l s viu h fM xz h Ikz kIr d h gS mu N k=ksa d ks U;wu r e 28 Ø sfM V iwj s djus iM sxs ft lesa ls 1 6 ØsfM V fo’ ks’ kK r k vkS j ’ ks"k 1 2 M kDV j y d kslsZ t iwj s d ju s d h vko’;dr k gSA ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 13 x½ ft u N k=ksa u s igys gh leku d kslZ esa ekLV lZ fM xzh esa fof' k"V r k ys j [kh gS] r Fkk u kbZ ij vkS j Msd } kjk iwoZ laLFkku ls iwj h r j g ls ewY;kafd r dju s ds ckn ] mu N k=ksa d ks d qN fof’k"V ikB ~ ;Ø eksa esa N wV iz n ku d h t k;sxhA ?k½ N k=ksa d ks U;wu r e lap;h vkS lr xsz M vad 6- 50 iz kIr dj u k gksxkA M - ½ ;fn lkewfgd vkS lr xz sM vad 6 -00 vkSj 6 -5 0 d s chp gks r ks N k= d ks lkewfgd vkS lr xzsM vad 6 -50 d ks iz kIr dju s d s fy, vf/ kd ikB ~;d eksa d ks ysu k gks x k] p½ ;fn N k= lkewfgd vkS lr xzsM vad 6 -0 0 ls d e iz kIr djr k gS a r ks mls ;g ikB ~ ;Ø e N ksM u k gksxkA N½ ;fn N k= Fk;ksj h ikB ~ ;Ø e d h vko’;d r kvksa d ks iwj k d jr k gSa r ks mls foLr k j ij h{ kk esa cSB u k gksxkA t ½ N k= d ks foLr kj ij h{ kk mRr h.kZ dj us ds fy, n ks ekSd s fn ;s t k;sxs c’ krsZ n ksu ksa iz ;kl ,d gh lsesLV j esa u ghsa gksu s pkfg,A >½ t c N k= lQyr kiwoZ d foLr kj ij h{ kk esa mRr h.kZ gks t k;s] r ks mld k vL FkkbZ ih- ,p- M h- iat hdj .k LFkkbZ eku k t k;sxkA ¥½ iat hd j .k d h vof/k r hu o" kZ ls d e u gha gksu h pkfg,A fQj Hkh fd Ugha fof'k"V ekeyksa esa iat hd j .k dh vof/k n ks o" kZ gksxhA V ½ 'kks/k d s lQyr kiwoZ d lekiu ij ] N k= viu k fuca/k ’ kks/k t ek d j ok,xkA B ½ 'kks/k d k;Z d s ewY;kad u r Fkk fM Qsal ij h{ kk d ks lQyr kiwoZ d mRr h.kZ dju s ij ] N k= fM xz h iz kIr d jus gsr q ik= gksxkA 27½ lfefr;kW % ‘’ kS{ kf.kd iz ’ kklu gsr q fu Eu fyf[kr lfefr ;ka xfB r d h t k;sxh % & d½ Nk= ,oa vuqla/kku cksMZ cksM Z u ;s ikB ~ ;Ø e vkjaHk , oa la’ kks/ku d j us d s fy, f opkj ,oa lq > ko n sxkA bld s vfr fj Dr cksM Z N k=ksa ls lacaf/kr iz os’ k] ikB ~;Ø eksa d k lapkyu ] t kap@ewY;ka d u iz fØ;k ,oa N k= vu qla/kku lfefr } kj k d h xbZ flQkfj ’ kksa d h ns[k& js[k dj sxkA t gka d gha vko’;d gks] lad k; ln L;ksa@fo’ ks’ kK ksa d h j k; ysu s ds fy, ln L;ksa@fo’ ks’ kK ksa d h cSBd vk;ksft r d h t k;sxhA bl cSBd gsr q fo’ ks’ k lad k; ln L; vfr fFk ds : i esa cq yk;s t k;sxsaA cksM Z d k xBu bl izd kj gksxk% & i½ lad k;k/;{ k & v/;{ k ii½ foHkkxk/;{ k & ln L;
iii½ r hu fo’ ks’ kK d z e’ k% t ks j lk;u foK ku ] t ho foK ku ,oa vkS" kf/k foK ku ls lacaf/kr gks & ln L;
iv½ mid q ylfpo ¼’ kS- ,oa i j h- ½ & xS j ln L; lfpo [k½ foHkkxh; 'kS{kf.kd lykgdkj lfefr lykgd kj lfefr foHkkx } kj k pyk;s t k j gs ikB ~ ;Ø eksa ,oa mu esa u ;s ikB ~ ;Ø eksa d ks lfEefyr d j us d s fy, cksM Z vkWQ LV M ht dks vkxs fopkj d j us d s fy, lq > ko iz sf’ kr d jsxkA lfefr d k xB u bl izd kj gksxk % & i½ foHkkxk/;{ k & v/;{ k ii½ lacaf/kr foHkkx d s v fr fj Dr vU; foHkkx ls ,d lad k; ln L;]
lad k;k/;{ k } kj k fu ;q Dr fd ;k t k;sxk iii½ bl ln L; d k d k;Z d ky n ks o" kZ d k gksxk] ,oa & ln L;
iv½ foHkkx } kj k u kfer n ks ckgj h fo’ ks’ kK & ln L;
x½ Nk= vuqla/kku lfefr ;g lfefr N k=ksa ds ’ kS{ kf.kd fØ;kd ykiksa d h fu xj ku h dj sxhA lkFk gh N k=ksa d s vu qla/kku d k;ksZ dh fu xj ku h ,oa ewY;kd au Hkh d jsxkA lfefr d k xB u bl iz d kj gksxk % & i½ lykgd kj & v/;{ k 14 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] ii½ foHkkxk/;{ k & ln L;
iii½ foHkkx ls bl { ks= esa , d fo’ ks’ kK & ln L;
iv½ vU; foHkkx ls ,d lacaf/kr lad k; lnaL;] lad k;k/;{ k } kj k u kfer & ln L;
foHkkxk/;{ k iz eq [k lykgdkj gS a r Fkk lacaf/kr foHkkx d s vU; lad k; ln L;] ln L; gksaxsA lad k;k/;{ k lfefr xfBr gsr q bl izdkj lwfpr d jsxk ¼d ½ t S ls lfefr ds fy, ¼[k½] ¼x½ lacaf/kr foHkkxk/;{ k blds fy, vf/klwpu k t kj h dj sxkA r hu pkSFkkbZ ln L; vf/klwfpr lfefr d k xB u d jsaxs A 28½ vuqla/kku izLrko ,oa foLrkj ijh{kk% d ½ t c ih- ,p-M h- N k= }kj k ikB ~ ;Ø e iw.kZ dj fy;k t k;sxk og ,d vu q la/kku iz Lr ko N k= vu qla/kku lfefr d ks iz Lr q r d jsxkA N k= lfefr ds le{ k viu h ;ksX ;r k iz n f’ kZ r d jus gsr q vu q la/kku iz Lr ko is’ k d ju k gksxkA bl iz ;kst u gsr q N k=ksa d ks ;g lq fu f’pr d ju k gksxk fd N k= vu q la/kku lfefr ds lEeq [k ,d foLr kj ekSf[kd ij h{ kk nsaxsA N k= vu q la/kku lfefr mlds } kj k iz Lrq r fd;s x;s iz Lr ko d k ewY;kad u djsaxsA [k½ t c lfefr N k= d k ewY;kad u d jsxh r ks fu Eu fyf[kr flQkfj ’ ksa n su h gksxh % & i½ N k= u s foLr kj ij h{ kk ikl d j yh gSa r Fkk vu q la/kku iz Lr ko vuq eksfn r fd ;k t kr k gSA ii½ N k= ,d ;k ,d ls vf/ kd ikB ~;Ø e xz g.k d jsxk r Fkk fo’ ks" k le;& lhek ds van j iqu % ij h{ kk esa cSV sxkA iii½ N k= vu qla/kku lfefr } kj k fn ;s x;s lq> koksa dks N k= } kj k la’ kks/ku dju s ds Ik’pkr ~ iq u% N k= } kj k vu q la/kku iz Lr ko] N k= vu q la/kku lfefr ds le{ k fu /kkZ fjr le; vof/k esa iq u % ’ kks/k d k;Z d s iz Lr ko dks iz Lr qr djsxkA x½ t c N k= d k ifj .kke [k ¼2 ½ ,oa [k ¼3 ½ ;k n ksu ksa t ks Hkh ykxw gk s r Ri’pkr ~ N k= d ks iq u % foLr kj ij h{ kk esa cSB u k gksxkA ?k½ N k= } kj k foLr kj ij h{ kk vf/kd r e n ks iz ;klksa esa NB osa lsesLV j ds iz kj EHk gksu s ls igys ikl d j uh gksxhA iz n ku fd ;s x;s n ksu ksa iz ;kl ,d gh lsesLV j esa u gha gksu s pkfg,A M - ½ ;fn N k= fu /kkZ fjr le;& lhek ds vUn j ij h{ kk ikl u gha dj r k gS r ks mls viu h fu /kkZ fjr le;& lhek c< kusa gsr q N k= vu q la/kku lfefr d ks fyf[kr esa n su k gksxkA p½ N k= vu qla/kku lfefr vf/kd r e Ng ekg ds fy, le; foLr kj djsxh bl gsr q lad k;k/;{ k d ks lwfpr d jsaxsA bld s fy, N k= d ks d soy ,d vfr fj Dr ekSd k fn ;k t k;sxk t S lk fd mij ksDr ¼?k½ esa fu fgr gS fd foLr kj ij h{ kk d ks c< h gq bZ vof/k esa d S ls ikl fd ;k t k,A N½ t Slk fd N k= foLr kfjr le; vof/k esa Hkh ij h{kk ikl dj us esa vlQy jgr k gS r ks mld k@mld h iat hdj .k fu j Lr dj fn ;k t k;sxkA 29½ lykgdkj % d ½ iz os’ k d s pkj lIr kg d s van j foHkkxk/;{ k] foHkkx d s lad k; ln L;ksa d s lkFk fopkj foe’ kZ d ju s ds i”pkr ~ N k=ksa d h iz kFkfed rk d ks /;ku esa j [krs gq , iz R;sd N k= d k p;u lad k; ln L; ds lkFk d jsxkA [k½ lykgd kj iw.kZ le; ds fy, laLFkku d k ,d lad k; ln L; gksxkA x½ t gkWa la;q Dr lykgd kj fu ;q Dr fd;k t ku k vko’;d gksxk] lykgd kj bld k iz Lr ko lad k;k/;{ k d ks Hkst sxkA og bl iz Lr ko d ks vafr e vu q eksn u gsr q v/;;u ,oa vu q la/kku cksM Z d s le{ k iz Lrq r d jsxkA n ks ls vf/kd la;q Dr lykgd kj laLFkku ls ;k ckgj ls fu ;q Dr u gha gksu s pk fg,A ?k½ ;fn vko’;d gks r ks la;q Dr lykgd kj d h fu ;q fDr vLFkkbZ iat hdj .k d s 1 8 ekg d s Hkhr j gksu h pkfg,A M - ½ N k=ksa d s fy, laLFkku ls n ks ls vf/kd lykgdkj p;fur u gha gksu s pkfg, vxj ,d o" kZ ;k vf/kd le; vof/k d s fy, lykg d kj miyC/k u gha gksaxs r ks mij ksDr iz fr cU/k ykxw u gha gksxkA p½ ekLV lZ N k=ksa d s fy, lykgd kj muds iz os’ k d s pkj lIr kg ds van j fu ;q Dr fd ;k t k;sxkA N½ lkj ka’ k vu q eksnu ls igys~ lsokfu o` fRr @R;kxi=@e` R;q @cgqr le; ls laLFkk u ls vu q ifLFkfr ds d kj .k ;fn lykgd kj miyC/k u gha gS a r ks ,sls N k=k sa gsr q u ;s lykgd kj d h fu ;q fDr d h t k;sxhA Lkj ka’ k vu q eksn u ds Ik’pkr ~ ;fn mij ksDr ifj fLFkfr ;kWa mRiUu gksr h gSa r ks vuq la/kku d k;Z ewy :i esa fu ;q Dr lykgd kj } kj k gh iw.kZ eku k t k;sxkA “ks’ k vko”;d r kvksa d ks iw.kZ d ju s gsr q foHkkxk/;{ k } kj k] lad k;k/;{ k ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 15 ,oa fu ns’ kd d h lgefr ls ,d iz ’ kklfud lykgd kj fu ;q Dr fd ;k t k;sxkA fu ;q Dr iz eq[k lykgdkj ekSf[kd fM Qsal lfefr ds le{ k vkeaf=r fd;k t k;sxk] ijar q ;fn d kj .ko’ k og vkea=.k vLohd kj dj r k gS] r ks iz ’ kklfud lykgd kj ,d lykgd kj ds : i esa d k;Z dj sxkA Ikz ’ kklfud vko’;dr kvksa d s vUr Z xr fo’ ks" k ifj fLFkfr ;ksa es a lad k;k/;{ k ,oa fu n s’ kd lar q f"V ,oa laLr q fr ds Ik’pkr ~ fofHkUu lykgd kj ksa d s v/khu ih- ,p-M h- d s N k=ksa d ks iq u % vkoafV r fd;k t k;sxkA ifj orZ u dsoy lacaf/kr ikB ~ ;Ø e esa gh fd ;k t k;sxkA 30½ izxfr ij fuxjkuh % d ½ lsesLV j ds var esa iz R;sd N k= viu s lykgd kj d ks viu s ikB ~;Ø e] vu qla/kku ls lacaf/kr d k;Z dh iz xfr fj iksV Z ekSf[kd ij h{kk d s le; iz Lr qr d jsxk@d jsxhA mld h iz xfr fj iksV Z ij fopkj dju s gsrq lykgd kj N k= vuq la/kku lfefr d h cSB d ;Fkk’ kh?kz cq yk;sxkA [k½ iz xfr fj iksV Z d k vkad yu dj us d s ckn N k= vu q la/kku lfefr fu Eu esa ls ,d d h flQkfj ’ k djsxh % i½ iat hd j .k t kj h j gsxk] ii½ i at hd j .k d h fu jar jr k lq > ko lq /kkj d s lekos'k d s v/khu gS] r Fkk iii½ iat hd j .k d k fuj Lr hdj .k 31½ fuca/k@’kks/k dh rS;kjh@izLrqrhdj.k% d½ ekLVlZ dk;ZØe i½ t gka N k= u s viu k ifj ;kst u k d k;Z iwj k d j fy;k gS] og QkbZ y d oj esa lq jf+{ kr rj hds ls] viu s vck/k “kks/k d k;Z d ks] N k= fj lpZ lfefr ds le{ k iz Lr qr dj sxk vkS j ] ii½ t gka N k= fj lpZ lfefr d k;Z d ks eatwj h ns nsr h gS] ogka N k= laLFkku } kj k fu/kkZ fj r iz k: i esa ’ kks/k d k;Z d ks r S;kj dj sxk r Fkk fu ;r r kj h[k rd gkMZ ckmaM fuca/k ’ kks/k ¼Fkhfll½ d h pkj iz fr ;ka iz Lr q r d jsxkA [k½ ih-,p-Mh- dk;ZØe i½ t gkaa N k= us viu k ifj;kst u k d k;Z iwj k dj fy;k gS] og viu k d k;Z N k= fjlpZ lfefr d s le{ k iz Lr qr d jsxk] ii½ t gkWa N k= fj lpZ lfefr vu q la/kku d k;Z d ks eat wj h n s n sr h gS] og N k= vu qla/kku lfefr ds lykgd kj d s ek/;e ls] iw.kZ d k;Z d k] iwj k lkj iz Lrq r d jsxk] iii½ t gkWa N k= fj lpZ lfefr lkj ka’ k d ks eat wj h ns n srh gS] r ks N k= d ks eat wj h d h r kj h[k ls Ng eghu s d s Hkhr j Fkhfll iz Lr qr d ju k gksxkA gkyk afd ] fo”ks" k ifj fLFkfr ;ksa es a lad k;k/;{ k d h flQkfj ’ k vkS j fu ns’ kd d h eat wj h ij bld h vof/k vf/kd r e ,d o" kZ d s fy, c< kbZ t k ld r h gSA iv½ N k= viu s Fkh fll d h pkj iz fr ;kWa lq j f+{ kr r j hds ls QkbZ y d oj esa t ek d jok,xkA ih- ,p- M h- N k= d ks iat hd j .k d h r kj h[k ls ikap o" kZ ds Hkhr j Fkhfll tek d j oku k vfu ok;Z gksxkA v/;;u r Fkk fjlpZ cksM Z d s vu q eksn u ij bld h vof/k lkr o" kZ r d c< +kbZ t k ld r h gSA 32½ ijh{kdksa dk iSuy% d½ ,e-,l- ¼QkeZ-½@ ,e- QkeZ@,e-VSd ¼QkeZ-½@,e-ch-,- ¼QkeZ½ “kks/k iz ca/k d s fy, N k= fj lpZ lfefr ds ln L; gh ij h{ kd ksa d k iSu y gksxkA [k½ ih-,p-Mh- dk;ZØe i½ lykgd kj N k= fjlpZ lfefr d s lkFk ij ke’ kZ d j gj M kWDV jsV N k= d s fy, la d k;k/;{ k d ks Ng fo’ ks" kK ksa d s ,d iSu y d h flQkfj ’ k d jsxkA bu esa ls r hu fo’ ks" kK fon s’ k ls gksaxs] v kS j ii½ t c N k= ih- ,p- M h- Fkhfll iz Lr qr dj saxs] lad k;k/;{ k Fkhfll ds ewY;kad u d s fy, iSu y ls ckgj nks fo’ ks" kK ksa d ks eu ksu hr dj saxsA bu esa ls ,d fo’ ks" kK fon s’ k ls gksxkA 16 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 33½ fuca/k@’kks/k dk ewY;kadu%& d½ ekLVlZ ’kks/k% ekLV lZ ’ kks/k N k= vu q la/kku lfefr } kj k ewY;kad u fd;k t k,xkA [k½ ih-,p-Mh- Fkhfll% i½ ih- ,p- M h- Fkhfll d k nks ckgj h ij h{ kd ksa } kj k ewY;kad u fd ;k t k,xkA bu esa ls ,d ij h{ kd fon s’k ls gksxk] ii½ ckg; ij h{ kd ls Fkhfll d k ewY;kad u d ju s d k vu qj ks/k fd ;k t k,xk r Fkk ewY;kad u fj iksV Z dks lad k;k/;{ k ds ikl fu /kkZ fjr vof/k d s Hkhr j Hkst k t k,xk] iii½ t gka ckg; ij h{ kd ksa d s chp er Hksn gksxk] ogkWa la d k;k/;{ k] Fkhfll ds ewY;kad u d s fy, fd lh r hlj s ij h{ kd d h fu ;q fDr d jsxk] iv½ t gka ckg; ij h{ kd ih-,p- M h- Fkhfll d ks vu q eksfn r dj nsr s gS a] ogkWa ekSf[kd ij h{ kk vk;ksft r dj us ds fy, O;oLFkk d h t k,xhA t gka ckg; ij h{ kd iqu % iz Lr qr dj us d h flQkfj ’ k d jr ss gS a] ogkWa la’ kks/ku d h vlhfer la[;k ds ckot wn Fkhfll d ks vf/kd r e n ks o" kZ d h vof/k ds Hkhr j iz Lr qr dj u k gksxkA 34½ ’kks/k dk;Z @Fkhfll dk fMQsal d½ ekLVlZ dk;ZØe% i½ t gka N k= d ks ’ kks/k d k;Z iz Lrq r dju s ds fy, vuqefr ns n h xbZ gS] ogka mls vius ’ kks/k d k;Z d ks fM QsaM d jus d s fy, fu /kkZ fj r fr fFk ij ekSf[kd ij h{ kk esa mif LFkr gksu k gksxkA ii½ ij h{ kk d s fy, N k= vu q la/kku lfefr ij h{ kd ksa d k cksM Z gksxk] iii½ cksM Z lad k;k/;{ k d ks bl ekSf[kd ij h{ kk ds ifj .kke d s ckj s esa cr k,xh fd N k= u s ij h{ kk mRr h.kZ d h gS ;k N k= d ks d q N la’ kks/ku d j “kkfey d ju s d h vko”;d r k gS S ;k N k= d ks n ksckj k fd lh ckn d h r kj h[k ij ekSf[kd ij h{ kk esa mifLF kr gksu k gksxk] iv½ t gka N k= d ks d q N la’ kks/ku d j “kkfey d j us d s f y, d gk x;k gS v kS j mld s } kj k ;g d j fn ;k x;k gS] r ks bld s ckjs esa lykgd kj ds ek/;e ls cksM Z ds /;ku esa yk;k t k,xkA cksM Z d s bl fu n sZ ’ k ls lar q "V gksu s ij ] cksM Z lad k;k/;{ k d ks N k= d s ij h{ kk esa mRr h.kZ gksu s d h t kud kj h n sxk r Fkk v½ t gkW a N k= fQj ls cksM Z d s le{ k ekSf[kd ij h{ kk ds fy, mifL Fkr gksr k gS r Fkk lQyr kiwoZ d viu s “kks/k iz ca/k d ks fM QsaM dj r k gS] cksM Z lad k;k/;{ k d ks N k= d s ij h{ kk esa mRr h.kZ gksu s d h t kud kj h nsxkA [k½ ih-,p-Mh- dk;ZØe i½ t gkWa N k= d s Fkhfll d ks Lohd kj d j fy;k x;k gS] ogka mls viu s Fkhfll d ks fM QsaM d ju s ds fy , ij h{ kd ksa d s cksM Z ds le{ k ekSf[kd ij h{ kk ds fy, mif LFkr gksu k gksxk ] ii½ ekSf[kd ij h{ kk ds lapkyu ds fy, ij h{ kd ksa d s cksM Z esa fu Eu fyf[kr ’ kkfey gksaxs% lad k;k/;{ k] t ks v/;{k gksaxs] n ks ckgj h ij h{ kd ksa esa ls ,d ] ,d lykgd kj ] foHkkxk/;{ k r Fkk ;fn foHkkxk/;{ k lykgd kj gS r ks] foHkkx ls ,d lad k; lnL;A t gka lad k;k/;{ k lykgd kj gS] ogkWa funs’ kd ;k mud s } kj k fu ;q Dr fd ;k x;k ln L; v/;{ k gksxkA ckgj h ij h{ kd ksa esa ls fd lh ,d d h vu q iyC/kr k ds vHkko esa] lad k;k/;{ k /kkjk 3 2 ¼2 ½ ¼2 ½ esa of.kZ r ij h{ kd ksa d s iSu y esa ls fd lh vU; csgr j ij h{ kd d h fu ;q fDr d j ldr k gSA iii½ lfefr lad k;k/;{ k d ks ij h{ kk d k ifj .kke t ek dj ok,xh fd N k= us ij h{ kk mRr h.kZ d h gS ;k N k= dks d q N la’ kks/ku dj ’ kkfey d jus d h vko”;d r k gS S ;k N k= d ks n ksckj k fd lh ckn d h r kj h[k ij ekSf[kd ij h{ kk esa mifLFkr gksu k gks xk ;k N k= fM xz h d s yk;d u gha gSA iv½ t gka N k= d ks ij h{ kd ksa d s cksM Z } kj k fn , x, lq > koksa d ks lfEefyr d j u s d h lykg n h xbZ gS] mls lykgd kj } kj k lR;kfir fd ;k t k,xkA iz Lr kfor lq> koksa d ks lfEefyr d j us ls lar q "V gksu s d s mij kar ] lykgd kj blds ckj s esa la d k;k/;{ k d ks t kud kj h nsxk vkS j ] v½ t gka N k= d ks ij h{ kd ksa d s cksM Z ds le{ k ekSf[kd ij h{ kk ds fy, iq u % mifLFk r gksu k gS] r Fkk og vius Fkhfll d ks lQyr kiwoZ d fM QsaM dj r k gS] r ks cksM Z Nk= d s ikl gksu s d h t kud kj h d s ckjs esa lad k;k/;{k d ks cr k,xkA ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 17 N k= d ks viu s ’ kks/k@Fkh fll d h r hu iz fr ;kWa t ek d j okus ij ij h{ kk mRr h.kZ d k ,d vLFkkbZ iz ek.k i= t kj h fd;k t k,xkA 35½ fMxzh dh izLrqfr %& t gkWa N k= u s% d ½ vn s;r k iz ek.ki= t ek d j ok;k gks] [k½ ekSf[kd ij h{ kk ikl d h gks] vkS j ] [k½ ’ kks/k iz ca/k d h r hu iz fr;ka t ek d j okbZ gksa] lhu sV fM xz h ds fy, ’ kklh eaaM y d ks flQkfj ’ k djsxkA 36½ iksLV MkWDVksjy fjlpZ%& vu q la/kku d k;Z ds fy, ik sL V M kWDV ksj y ’ kks/kd r kZ d ks d q N vu q la/kku ifj ;kst u kvksa d s lkFk lac) fd ;k t k,xkA 37½ ikB;Øe dk fodkl% d ½ oS’ ohd j .k ds d kj .k xq.koRr kiw.kZ f’ k{ kk d h ekax d bZ xq u k c<+ xbZ gSA ikB;Ø e esa v| r u vkSj lq /kkj vko’;d gks x;k gSA xq .ko Rr k f’ k{ kk d h ekax d ks iwj k d ju s d s fy,] laLFkku y xkr kj ikB ;Ø e esa la’ kks/ku d jus d k iz ;kl dj r k j gsxk] [k½ laLFkku m| ksxt xr d s lkFk fujar j ckr phr d jr k j gr k gSA m| ksxtxr ds vu q Hkoh yksxks d ks Qyn k;d vkS| ksfxd ckr phr ls ikB ;Ø e fod kl d s fy, laLFkku d s lkFk lacf/kr fd ;k x;k gS] x½ oS’ ohd j .k d h pq u kSfr ;ksa d k lkeu k d ju s d s fy, ] j k"V ªh; r Fkk var j kZ "V ªh; Lr j ij ckr phr d ks vkS j iz Hkkoh cu ku k vkSj ?k½ laLFkku ,d xfr ’ khy ikB ;Ø e fod flr dj us d s fy, iz Hkkoh f’ k{ k.k ls lacaf/kr lHkh vk/kq fud rdu hd ksa d ks viu k,xkA 38½ izf’k{k.k vkSj lrr f’k{kk dk;ZØe% vu q la/kku d s { ks= esa gky d h xfr fof/k;ksa d s ckjs esa QkekZ L;wfV d Yl ds v| ru vkS j viu h iz fr c}r kvksa dks iwj k d jus d s fy,] laLFk ku fu Eu kuq lkj ] le;& le; ij ] y?kq vof/k d s ikB ;Ø e d k vk;kst u d jsxk% & d ½ QkekZ L;wfV d y m| ksx d s lkFk lacf} r O;fDr;ksa d s fy, iz f’ k{ k.k d k;Z Ø e@d k;Z ’ kkykvksa d k vk;kst u ] r Fkk [k½ d kWyst ksa r Fkk ; wfu oflZ Vh esa Q kekZ L;wfV d y m| ksx d s lkFk lacf/kr O;fDr ;ksa d s fy, iq u ’p;kZ ikB ;Ø e] lej Ldwy r Fkk lsfeu kj d k vk;kst u A 39½ Nk=kokl vkokl%& lHkh N k= N k=kokl vkokl d s fy, ik= gS a r Fkk miy C/kr k ds vu q lkj mUgsa miy C/k d j ok, t k,axsA vkokl d s fy, ’ kq Yd le;& le; ij lhusV } kj k fu /kkZ fjr fd;k t k,xkA 40½ lkekU;% d ½ bl v/;kns’ k esa fu fgr vU; d q N u gha gksu s d s ckot wn lHkh Js.kh d s N k= lhu sV } kj k le;& le; ij ykxw fu ;eksa vkS j iz fd z ;k } kj k vf/k’ kkflr gksaxsA [k½ bl v/;kn s’k d h O;k[;k d s ckj s esa d ksbZ lan sg ;k fookn d h fLFkfr esa] lhusV d s v/;{ k d k fu .kZ;
vafr e gksxkA uksV%& ;s nLrkost+ vaxzsth esa fy[ks x;s vuqeksfnr vf/kfu;e dk vuqokn gSA ^^;fn O;k[;k djus esa** ;k ^^Hkk"kk dks izLrqr djus esa** ;k ^^vuqokn esa** dksbZ erHksn mRiUu gks tkrk gS rks vaxzsth esa fn;s x;s vf/kfu;e dh O;k[;k gh lgh ekuh tk;sxhA iz ks- ds- d s- HkwV ku h] fun s’ kd ¼d k;Z okgd ½ [foK kiu III@4 @vlk/kkj .k@3 02 & ,@1 3] NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH (NIPER), S.A.S.
NAGAR NOTIFICATION New Delhi, the 24th January, 2014 18 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] G.S.R. 406.—In pursuance of Sections 28 and 29 of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research Act, 1998 (13 of 1998), the Senate of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research hereby amends Ordinance 2005, regulating the Programmes offered by the Institute relating to the Degree of Masters’ Program and Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, admission to these programmes, procedure for admission, fee to be paid by student, fellowship, method of evaluation, semester registration, attendance requirement, leave, course work, establishment of various committees, Board of examiners, and award of Degrees, and directs that amended Ordinance shall come into force with effect from the date of its publication, namely:— 1) Short Title and Commencement:
a) This Ordinance may be called the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (Degree of Masters and Doctor of Philosophy) amended Ordinance, 2014.
b) It shall come into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.
2) Definitions:
a) Advisor—means a faculty member of the Institute appointed to look after the student research work;
b) Advisory Committee—means the Department Academic Advisory Committee;
c) Board- means Board of Examiners.
d) Board of Studies and Research—means the Board of Studies and Research of the Institute;
e) B.E. or B.Tech.—means degree in Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Technology, respectively;
f) B.Pharm.—means degree in Bachelor of Pharmacy;
g) B.V.Sc.—means degree in Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences;
h) B.A.M.S.—means Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicines and Surgery;
i) Candidate. —means an individual applying for admission to any of the academic programmes of the Institute;
j) CGPA- means Cumulative Grade Point Average;
k) Course work.—means courses of study designed and offered by the department concerned to be undertaken by a student;
l) Degree.—means the Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm.), Master of Technology in Pharmacy [M.Tech.
(Pharm.)], Master of Science (Pharmaceutical Sciences) [M.S. (Pharm.)], Master of Business Administration (Pharm.) [M.B.A.(Pharm.)] and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), whichever is applicable;
m) DAAC.—means Department Academic Advisory Committee;
n) GPAT.—means Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (Conducted by AICTE);
o) GATE.—means the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering conducted by Indian Institutes of Technology;
p) Institut.— means the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research at S.A.S. Nagar, Punjab;
q) Institute Funded Student.—means a student receiving Institute Fellowship;
r) Joint Advisor.—means an additional faculty member/expert appointed to look after the research work of the student;
s) Minimum Registration Period.—means the minimum period for which a student must be registered prior to submission of the thesis;
¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 19 t) M.Sc. .—means Master of Science;
u) M.Tech. .—means Master of Technology;
v) NET.—means the National Eligibility Test conducted by University Grants Commission, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research or other Government organizations.
w) Other Institute.—mean those Colleges or Universities which offer Bachelors’ degree or higher;
x) Sponsored Studen.— means a student receiving fellowship from an outside organisation;
y) Student- means a person admitted or registered for a particular academic programme;
z) Student Research Committe.— means the Committee meant to monitor progress of a research student.
3) General Guidelines:
a) The minimum qualification for admission to various academic programmes shall be as per the eligibility criteria specified in Section 5.
b) The student shall be required to earn the minimum credit through courses specified for individual academic programme and carry out research work in the Institute under the guidance of Advisor(s). In special circumstances, the Board of Studies and Research may permit a student to carry out part of the research outside the Institute;
c) The student shall be required to fulfill the requirements for the award of Master Degree for a particular programme within the period specified in Section 25.
d) The student registered for Ph.D. programme shall be required to satisfy a minimum registration period requirement specified in Section 26.
e) For a Ph.D. student the date of joining the programme shall be date of his or her provisional registration;
and f) Where a student withdraws from any academic programme or where the provisional registration is terminated in case of Ph.D. Programme within first two year of initial registration, he/she shall cease to be a student.
4) Programmes Offered – The following Masters Programmes with specialization indicated as under are available to the students. All the programmes will be of four-semester duration as per the Academic Calendar.
a) Master of Science (Pharm.) Programme:
The following specializations shall be offered:
i) Medicinal Chemistry;
ii) Natural Products;
iii) Traditional Medicine.
iv) Pharmaceutical Analysis;
v) Pharmacology & Toxicology;
vi) Regulatory Toxicology;
vii) Pharmaceutics;
viii) Biotechnology;
ix) Pharmacoinformatics;
b) Master of Pharmacy Programme:
The following specializations shall be offered:
i) Pharmaceutical Technology (Formulations);
ii) Pharmacy Practice;
20 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] iii) Clinical Research.
c) Master of Technology (Pharm.) Programme:
The following specializations be offered:
i) Pharmaceutical Technology (Process Chemistry);
ii) Pharmaceutical Technology (Biotechnology).
d) Master of Business Administration (Pharm.):
The following specializations shall be offered:
i) Finance;
ii) Human Resource Management;
iii) Information System Management;
iv) Marketing;
v) Production.
e) Ph.D. programmes in various disciplines shall be available.
5) Eligibility for admission :
a) Master of Science (Pharm.) Programme:
i) Medicinal Chemistry B.Pharm.; M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry);
ii) Natural Products B.Pharm.; M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry);
iii) Traditional Medicine B.Pharm.; B.A.M.S.; M.Sc. (Botany);
iv) Pharmaceutical Analysis B.Pharm.; M.Sc. (Organic/Analytical Chemistry);
v) Pharmacology & Toxicology B.Pharm.; B.V.Sc.; M.B.B.S.;
vi) Regulatory Toxicology B.Pharm.; B.V.Sc.; M.Sc. (Pharmacology/Toxicology/Life Sciences/Biochemistry/Medical Biotechnology/Zoology); M.B.B.S.;
vii) Pharmaceutics B.Pharm.;
viii) Biotechnology B.Pharm.; M.Sc. (Biological Sciences);
ix) Pharmacoinformatics B.Pharm.; B.Tech. (Bioinformatics); M.Sc. (Organic/ Physical/Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Biochemistry/Biotechnology/ Molecular Biology/Bioinformatics/Microbiology).
b) Master of Pharmacy Programme:
i) Pharmaceutical Technology (Formulations) B.Pharm.;
ii) Pharmacy Practice B.Pharm.;
iii) Clinical Research B.Pharm.
¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 21 c) Master of Technology (Pharm.) Programme:
i) Pharmaceutical Technology (Process Chemistry) B.Pharm.; M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) and B.Tech. (Chemical Engineering) or equivalent;
ii) Pharmaceutical Technology (Biotechnology) B.Pharm.; M.Sc. (Life Sciences).
d) Master of Business Administration (Pharm.):
B.Pharm.; B.Tech. (Chemical Engg. or equivalent); M.Sc. (Chemical/Life Sciences).
e) Ph.D. Programmes:
Chemical Sciences:
i) Medicinal Chemistry M.S. (Pharm.) (Medicinal Chemistry/Natural Products);
M.Pharm. (Pharmaceutical Chemistry); M.Tech. (Pharm.)
(Bulk Drugs/Process Chemistry); M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry);
ii) Natural Products M.S. (Pharm.) (Natural Products/Medicinal Chemistry/Traditional Medicines); M.Pharm.
(Pharmaceutical Chemistry/ Pharmacognosy); M.Tech. (Pharm.) (Bulk Drugs/Process Chemistry);
M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry);
iii) Pharmacoinformatics M.S. (Pharm.) (Pharmacoinformatics/Medicinal Chemistry/Natural Products); M.Tech. (Pharm.)
(Bulk Drugs/Process Chemistry); M.Tech. (Bioinformatics); M.Sc. (Organic/Physical/ Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Biochemistry/Biophysics/Biotechnology/ Bioinformatics/Microbiology);
iv) Pharmaceutical Technology (Process Chemistry) M.S. (Pharm.); M.Tech. (Pharm.); M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry).
Biological Sciences:
i) Pharmacology & Toxicology M.S.(Pharm.)/M.Pharm./M.Tech.(Pharm.) (Medicinal Chemistry/Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Natural Products/Pharmacology & Toxicology/ Regulatory Toxicology/Formulation/ Biotechnology/Pharmaceutics/Pharmacoinformatics); M.E./M.Tech./M.Sc. (Pharmacology/ Biotechnology/Nanotechnology/Computational Sciences/Biochemistry/Toxicology/Zoology/ Physiology/Life Sciences/Microbiology/Organic Chemistry/Pharmaceutical Chemistry); M.D.
(Pharmacology), M.V.Sc (Pharmacology/Pathology/Biotechnology); MCA ii) Biotechnology M.S.(Pharm.)/M.Pharm./M.Tech.(Pharm.) (Medicinal Chemistry/ Pharmaceutical Chemistry/Natural Products/Pharmacology &Toxicology/Formulation/Biotechnology/ Pharmaceutics/Pharmacoinformatics); M.E./M.Tech./M.Sc.(Biotechnology/Life Sciences/Computational Sciences; Biochemistry/Botany/ Zoology/Physiology/Life Sciences/Organic Chemistry/ Pharmaceutical Chemistry); M.V.Sc.; MCA;
iii) Pharmacy Practice M.Pharm. (Pharmacy Practice/Community Pharmacy/Hospital Pharmacy/Clinical Pharmacy);
iv) Pharmaceutical Technology (Biotechnology) M.S. (Pharm.); M.Pharm.; M.Sc. (Life Sciences); M.Tech. (Pharm.) (Biotechnology).
Pharmaceutical Sciences:
i) Pharmaceutical Analysis 22 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] M.S. (Pharm.) (Pharmaceutical Analysis); M.Pharm. (Pharmaceutical Analysis); M.Sc.
(Organic/Analytical Chemistry);
ii) Pharmaceutics M.S. (Pharm.) (Pharmaceutics/Biotechnology/Pharmacology); M.Pharm.
(Pharmaceutics/Formulations); M.Tech. (Pharm.) (Biotechnology); M.Tech. (Biomedical Engineering/Biotechnology/Chemical Engineering);
iii) Pharmaceutical Technology (Formulations) M.S. (Pharm.) (Pharmaceutics/Biotechnology/Pharmaceutical Analysis); M.Pharm.
(Pharmaceutics/Formulations); M.Tech. (Pharm.) (Biotechnology).
Qualification of GPAT/GATE/NET is mandatory for all except for candidates holding B.V.Sc./M.V.Sc./M.B.B.S./M.D./B.A.M.S. degrees and Foreign Nationals.
Student shall possess a Cumulative Grade Point Average of 6.75 on the scale of 10 points or minimum 60% marks in the eligibility qualification. Provided that relaxation in Cumulative Grade Point Average to
6.25 on 10 point scale or to 55% marks in eligibility criteria shall be allowed to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe candidate. Eligibility requirement for physically handicapped candidate shall be Cumulative Grade Point Average of 5.75 on 10 point scale or minimum of 50% marks.
6) Sponsored Candidates - Five percent of seats, over and above the sanctioned number, in Masters programmes, shall be available for candidates, sponsored by Government Departments/Research and Development Organizations/Public Sector Undertakings/Reputed Private Pharmaceutical Enterprises.
Reputed Private Pharmaceutical Enterprises shall mean “Industry/Government Sponsored, a Trust, a Private Limited Company, a partnership/LLP company. A self employed person/Small Scale entrepreneur having Drug Manufacturing License and 3 year experience of running Pharma Unit can sponsor himself and Income Tax Returns for 3 years should be sought for considering eligibility. Industry/Government Sponsored sponsoring candidates should have an annual turnover of Rs. 100 Crores (for Private Limited Company); 10 Crores (for Partnership/Limited Liability Partnership Company); 2 Crores (for self employed) respectively. Besides above, candidate should be one whose Provident Fund is deducted by the employer” Sponsored candidate shall be charged at least double the normal/regular fee.
Eligibility Conditions:
a) Qualifying degree with a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate or Cumulative Grade Point Average of
6.75 on a 10 point scale;
b) Minimum relevant working experience of two years in his or her sponsoring employer’s organization after the qualifying degree. A salary statement for these two years shall be required.
c) Sponsorship certificate from sponsoring organization in the form of an undertaking that the sponsored employee shall be treated on duty and paid his or her usual salary and allowances for the period of studies/research at this Institute. Such employees shall be fully relieved by the employer for studies/research.
d) The requirement of qualifying GPAT/GATE/NET is relaxed for such candidates; and e) Where an employer wish to withdraw the sponsorship, such employer shall be required to give cogent reasons for the withdrawal. The student then will be given an opportunity to put forth his or her side of the issue. Where the Dean and Director are satisfied that the student has violated any terms and conditions of the agreement with the employer, such person shall cease to be student of the Institute. Where student has not violated any terms and conditions of the agreement with his employer, he or she shall be allowed to complete his or her studies. No fees shall be refunded in any situation. Ph.D. students financed by the government/semi-government organizations like University Grants Commission, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Indian Council of Medical Research, Department of Science and Technology, Department of Biotechnology and such other organizations shall be over and above five per cent seats mentioned in this section.
7) Admission of Foreign Nationals:
¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 23 a) On the recommendation of Ministry of Human Resource Development/ Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India, eligible Foreign Nationals selected by the respective ministry under various scholarship schemes shall be considered for admission; and b) Eligible Self Financing Foreign Nationals shall be directly considered for admission by the Institute. These candidates shall approach the Institute for admission with prior clearance from Ministry of External Affairs, Govt. of India.
c) These seats shall be over and above the available seats.
8) Reservation:
In accordance with the National Policy, the following reservation shall be permitted in all the Masters programmes:
a) Scheduled Castes candidates; 15% seats;
b) Scheduled Tribes candidates; 7.5 % seats and c) Other Backward Class candidates; 27% seats.
Three percent seats, over and above the sanctioned strength, are reserved for Physically Handicapped candidates provided that not more than two Physically Handicapped candidates shall be admitted in a single discipline.
9) Entrance Test:
a) An Entrance Test shall be conducted for admission to all Masters Programmes;
b) A separate Entrance Test shall be conducted for Ph.D. programmes;
c) Student desirous of seeking admission shall have to submit an application on the prescribed form for appearing in the Entrance Test; and d) The prescribed form shall be available online with the Information Brochure after the publication of admission notice in various national newspapers and on Institute’s website.
10) Admission Criteria:
a) Masters Programme:
i) The admission shall be made on the basis of merit in the Entrance Test;
ii) For Masters of Business Administration (Pharm.) the admission shall be made on the basis of merit in the Entrance Test and performance in Group Discussion and Interview; the weightage of which shall be determined as follows:
Merit in the Entrance Test - 85%;
Group Discussion & Interview - 15%.
b) Ph.D. Programme:
The admission shall be made on the basis of the following weightage:
Merit in the Entrance Test - 85%;
Performance in the interview - 15%.
All the candidates shall be required to submit Medical Fitness Certificate at the time of admission in the prescribed form.
11) Procedure for Admission:
a) Masters Programme:
24 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] i) The eligible candidate shall have to appear in person for admission. The candidate shall be required to appear in interview and/or Group Discussion, wherever applicable;
ii) No admission shall be made in absentia;
iii) The list of selected candidates for the admission shall be displayed on the Institute Notice Board and Website;
iv) The selected candidates shall be required to deposit fee and other charges by the notified date and time;
v) The payment shall be made by a crossed bank draft payable at Chandigarh/S.A.S. Nagar, in the favor of Director, NIPER or by cash at the counter;
vi) Where the candidate does not deposit Fees etc. by notified date and time, he or she shall forfeit the seat. The seat shall be offered to the next candidate on the merit list;
vii) The student shall register before the commencement of each semester in the period mentioned in the Academic Calendar of the institute;
viii) Where the student withdraws after taking admission and paying the fees, only security amount shall be refunded.
b) Ph.D. Programme:
i) Admission shall be made on the basis of merit in Entrance Test and Interview;
ii) The candidate shall appear in person at the time of interview;
iii) No admission shall be made in absentia;
iv) The Fee and other charges shall be required to be paid by the notified date and time;
v) Where the candidate does not deposit Fees etc. by notified date and time, he or she shall forfeit the seat. The seat shall be offered to the next candidate on the merit list;
vi) The candidate shall provisionally register for Ph.D. Programme at the time of admission;
vii) Where the student successfully completes the course work and clears the comprehensive examination, the provisional registration shall be the formal registration from the date of admission ;
viii) Where the student withdraws after taking admission and paying the fees, only the security amount shall be refunded.
12) Classification of Students:
The candidate admitted in any of the programmes in the Institute shall be categorized as:
a) Institute Funded Student;
b) Sponsored Student:
i) Students under fellowship from Govt. funding agencies; University Grants Commission, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Indian Council of Medical Research, Department of Science and Technology, Department of Biotechnology and such other Government organizations.
ii) Students sponsored by Government Departments/Research and Development Organizations/Public Sector Undertakings/Reputed Private Pharmaceutical Enterprises/Ministry of External Affairs ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 25 13) Fellowship:
a) All Institute Funded students shall be entitled to fellowship;
b) Grant of fellowship shall be governed by the terms and conditions laid down by the Senate;
c) The student registered for Masters Programme shall receive fellowship for not more than four semesters.
This shall include previous registration if any;
d) Institute Funded Students registered for Ph.D. Programme shall receive fellowship for not more than five years;
e) The fellowship for Institute Funded students shall be renewed every semester for Masters Programme students as well as for Ph.D. students; and every year after comprehensive examination for Ph.D. students.
f) Where, at any stage, the progress and conduct of awardee student is not satisfactory, the fellowship shall be suspended/terminated. However, student will be given an opportunity to be heard before any adverse action is initiated against him/her; and, g) The Institute shall provide financial assistance to three students of M.B.A. (Pharm.) programme of each of second, third and fourth semester of the programme. The financial assistance shall be given on the basis of merit in the previous semester.
Provided that where more than three students become eligible for consideration on account of the same merit as in Section 13(g), merit shall be decided on the basis of GPA and entrance merit for award of fellowship for the second semester and on the basis of GPA, CGPA and entrance merit in subsequent semester whichever is applicable.
14) Renewal of Registration:
a) Where the Student Research Committee is satisfied that the student has completed required number of courses/credits and/or the progress in research work is satisfactory, such student shall be permitted to renew his or her registration. This evaluation for Masters students shall be in 3 rd and 4 th semester. For Ph.D. students, the registration shall be every year after comprehensive examination;
b) Before the commencement of semester every student shall renew registration in person in accordance with the procedure and schedule laid down by the Institute. The student shall deposit the fee and other charges at the time of renewing the registration;
c) The student shall produce ‘No Dues’ Certificate from accounts department as well as from hostel warden at the time of renewal of registration;
d) Late or in-absentia renewal of registration shall not be permitted. However, in special circumstances such as departmental assignment/training etc. the Dean, having been satisfied of the circumstances, shall permit late or in-absentia renewal of registration. No renewal of registration shall be permitted after 10 days of commencement of classes/semester; and e) The student(s) who fail to renew registration by the notified date shall cease to be the student of Institute.
15) Cancellation of Registration:
The registration shall be cancelled under any of the following conditions:
a) Where the student absents for a continuous period of four weeks without prior intimation/sanction of leave;
b) Where the student fails to renew registration;
c) Where the student fails to clear the examination d) Where the student has committed an act of misconduct/indiscipline;
26 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] e) Where academic performance of the student is unsatisfactory; and f) Where the student resigns from the programme and his or her resignation has been accepted.
Provided the student will be given an opportunity of being heard before invoking sub-section (a) to (e).
16) Attendance:
a) The student shall be expected to attend every lecture and practical class of each subject. However to be eligible to take semester-end examination the student shall be required to attend 75% of actually held lectures and practical classes of each course;
b) Where the student appears in repeat examination under Section 24(c) he or she shall be required to attend classes with regular students of next batch and the attendance requirement shall be as (a) above; and c) Where the student appears in the repeat examination under Section 24(b) he or she shall not be required to attend the classes.
17) Leave:
a) Masters students shall be entitled to 45 days leave, in addition to general holidays, during the four semester course work;
b) Ph.D. students shall be entitled to 30 days leave, in addition to normal holidays, in a year;
c) The student shall be granted leave with fellowship for attending academic meetings, training, conferences and symposia with the prior approval of the Dean;
d) The students availing fellowship shall not be entitled to any vacation leave such as summer, winter etc.;
e) The students shall be eligible to 10 days Medical Leave in addition to leave as (a) above; and f) The woman students shall be entitled to 3 months maternity leave with fellowship in addition to 30 days leave once in their studentship;
g) The leave shall be granted by the Head of the Department; on the recommendation of the advisor.
h) Every department shall maintain leave account of each student.
i) Ph.D. students under sponsored categories (CSIR/UGC/DST/ICMR/DBT etc.) are governed by the rules of the funding agencies which provide financial support.
18) Course Work and Evaluation:
a) Course Work:
i) The study programme in the Institute shall be organized on Credit System;
ii) Each course shall carry certain number(s) of credits which shall describe its weightage;
iii) The number of credits earned by the student shall determine his or her performance;
iv) For every course, a faculty member shall act as course coordinator;
v) The course coordinator shall be responsible to coordinate the work of other faculty members involved in the conduct of course, holding test, evaluating assignment and awarding the grades;
vi) A minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average shall be required for the award of Degree; and vii) The student shall approach the course coordinator with respect to any matter related to that course.
¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 27 On the recommendation of advisor and consent of the course coordinator, the Ph.D. student shall be permitted to add or delete course(s).
b) Evaluation:
i) The student shall be required to take two written examinations for each theory course, one Mid- Term Examination and other End-Term Examination; For any course the distribution of marks will be 20% for Mid-term, 20% for internal assessment and 60% for end of semester examination;
ii) The student also shall have to undertake laboratory work, workshops and home assignments, which shall be evaluated;
iii) The student shall be awarded Grade on the basis of Mid- and End- Term Examinations, laboratory work, workshop assignment and home assignments;
iv) Where the course has been assigned one lecture every week during the semester such course shall have the weightage of one credit. However, certain courses can be assigned maximum of three credits;
v) Where there is a need to assign more than three credits for a particular course(s), prior approval of Board of Studies and Research is mandatory;
vi) Where laboratory and experimental course(s) have been assigned five hours every week such course(s) shall have one credit. Where there is need of deviation from this, prior approval of Board of Studies and Research shall be mandatory; and vii) Where a student remains absent in any examination he or she shall be awarded F grade.
19) Grading System:
The letter grade and their equivalent grade points are as given below:- Grade Grade Point Performances A 10 Outstanding A(-) 9 Excellent B 8 Very Good B(-) 7 Good C 6 Average C(-) 5 Below Average D 4 Marginal E 2 Poor F 0 Very Poor/Absent/short of attendance I - Incomplete N - Audit Pass NE - Audit Fail W - Withdrawal X - Continuation (only Masters Research Project) S - Satisfactory completion of Practical Training Z - Non-completion of Practical Training Grade Point Average (GPA) = (Number of Credits x Grade Points) divided by Credits For calculating GPA only those course(s) including projects will be taken into account in which the student has been awarded A,B,C or D Grade.
20) I- Grade:
a) Where the student has secured attendance of 50% or more but less than 75% in lectures/tutorials and/or laboratory classes, whichever applicable, but fails to fulfill the requirement of course on account of illness, accident /mishap or any other exigency, he or she shall submit an application to the course 28 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] coordinator for award of I Grade. The application shall be supported, in case of illness, with the Medical Certificate from the Medical Officer of the Institute. However, if the student was outside the Institute at the time of illness then a medical certificate from a medical officer, not below the rank of Deputy Medical Officer of the District, shall be required.
Where the course coordinator is satisfied about the facts of the case, he or she in consultation with Head of the Department shall permit the student to fulfill the requirements of attendance by giving assignments on topics not attended by the student. The record of such assignments shall be maintained. The course coordinator then shall recommend the case of grant of ‘I’ grade to the Head of the Department. The Head of the Department shall forward the case to the Dean.
b) Where the student has secured 75% attendance in the course(s) but was unable to appear in End Semester Examination on account of illness, accident/mishap or any other exigency, he or she shall submit an application to the course coordinator for the award of ‘I’ grade. The application shall be supported in case of illness with a Medical Certificate as given at (a) above. The course coordinator having satisfied about the circumstances of the case shall forward the application to Head of the Department. The Head of the Department shall further recommend the case to the Dean.
c) After the approval by the Dean, the student shall be granted ‘I’ grade and a notification shall be issued.
The copy of the notification shall be endorsed to the Senate.
d) Where the student has been awarded ‘I’ grade he or she shall appear in the end semester examination in course(s) in which he or she was absent within 10 days of the last day of Mid-Term Examination and shall be awarded regular grade.
21) Audit Course:
Where a student feels the necessity of acquiring knowledge of the subject(s), apart from the courses registered for, he or she shall approach the course coordinator and Advisor in this regard. The course coordinator having satisfied about the need shall permit the student to audit such course(s) provided the course(s) are being offered in the Institute. The student shall be awarded N or NE grade based on fulfillment of 75% attendance.
22) W- Grade:
a) Where the student is unable to pursue his or her courses of studies on account of the reasons beyond his or her control, such student shall approach the Dean for permission to withdraw from the courses;
b) Where the Dean is satisfied about the merit of the case, he shall recommend the case to the Director for the grant of permission for the withdrawal;
c) Where the Director permits the student to withdraw from the courses, he or she shall be awarded ‘W’ grade for such courses;
d) Withdrawal shall not be permitted in the Masters Research Project;
e) The student shall complete the courses in all respect when these courses are offered; and f) Where the student successfully completes the requirements of the courses, he or she shall be awarded the regular grade.
23) X- Grade - a) Where the student has not been able to complete his or her Masters Research Project work on account of illness or non-availability of equipment/Advisor, the Advisor in consultation with Head of the Department will forward the case for the grant of X grade to the Dean. Where the Dean approves the case, the student shall be awarded X grade; and b) Where the impediments indicated in (a) above have disappeared the student shall complete the project work within six months. The project work shall be evaluated and the student shall be awarded regular grade.
24) Repetition of Examination - ¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 29 a) The student shall be permitted repetition of examination in theory courses, in the following cases:
b) Where the student earns E or F or both grade(s) in not more than two courses, he or she shall be required to repeat the examination. The examination shall be held within 10 days of the last day of the mid-term examination in the following semester;
c) Where the student does not get E or F grades in any theory course but scores a Cumulative Grade Point Average of less than 6.00, he or she shall be allowed to repeat examination in maximum of two courses to improve the grade;
d) Where the student has attendance of 75% or more but is unable to appear in the examination in the course(s) on account of the reasons specified for awarding the ‘I’ grade, the student shall be required to appear in the End-semester examination in the semester when the examination for the course is held. The student shall not be required to attend the classes again and shall pursue course (s) of subsequent semester(s)/dissertation;
e) Where the attendance of the student is less than 75% and is not permitted to appear in the examination, he/she shall have to repeat the course (s) in the semester when such course(s) is/are offered.
f) Where the student earns ‘F grade’ in more than two courses in any semester, he or she shall have to discontinue the studies and shall cease to be the student of the Institute;
g) Where a student otherwise wants to improve his or her Cumulative Grade Point Average , such student shall be permitted to repeat the examination in not more than two theory courses of that semester;
h) Grade points awarded in repeat examination shall be final;
i) Grade obtained on account of improvement examination shall be specified in the award list; and j) The student opting for grade improvement examination shall not be eligible for merit awards. Such student shall rank in merit list below the students who cleared the examination in first attempt.
25) Qualifying Criteria for the award of Master Degree:
a) Master of Pharmacy /Master of Technology (Pharm.)/Master of Science (Pharm.):
i) The requirement for the award of Master Degree shall be minimum 50 credits. Out of this 30 credits shall be for the course work and 20 credits for the project work;
ii) The requirement for the award of Master Degree in Pharmacoinformatics shall be minimum 50 credits. Out of this 36 credits shall be for the course work and 14 credits for the project work;
b) Master of Business Administration (Pharm.):
i) The requirement for the award of Masters Degree shall be minimum 100 credits. Out of these 86 credits shall be for the course work, 12 credits for the project work and 2 credits for the summer training;
ii) The requirement of minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average shall be 6.0;
iii) Where the student after availing the maximum number of repeat examinations, fails to clear the course(s) or fails to earn minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average , the student shall have to discontinue the programme;
iv) Having successfully completed the course work, and on the successful completion of research work, the student shall submit the dissertation;
v) After evaluation of research work and successfully clearing the dissertation defence examination, the student shall be eligible for the award of the degree; and 30 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] vi) Maximum period for the completion of Masters Programme shall be three years from the date of joining the programme.
26) Qualifying Criteria for the award of Ph.D. Degree:
a) The student with M.S. (Pharm.) degree from this Institute shall be required to complete Doctoral courses of minimum 12 credits;
b) The student with qualifications from other Institute shall be required to complete minimum of 28 credits, out of these 16 credits shall be from specialization, and remaining 12 credits shall be Doctoral courses;
c) Candidates who have already done their Masters in the same specialization, waiver may be granted in specific courses only after critical appraisal of the syllabi in NIPER and previous institute by the DAAC.
d) The students shall have to obtain a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average of 6.50;
e) Where Cumulative Grade Point Average is between 6.00 and 6.50 the student shall have to take more courses to earn Cumulative Grade Point Average of 6.50;
f) Where the student earns Cumulative Grade Point Average of less than 6.00, such student shall have to discontinue the programme;
g) Where the student has fulfilled the requirements of theory courses, he or she shall appear in comprehensive examination;
h) The student shall be allowed two attempts to clear the comprehensive examination. Provided that both the attempts shall not be in the same semester;
i) Where the student successfully clears the comprehensive examination, his or her provisional registration shall be considered as formal registration for Ph.D. programme;
j) The registration period shall not be less than three years. However, in exceptional cases the registration period shall be two years;
k) On the successful completion of research work, the student shall submit the thesis; and l) After evaluation of research work and successfully clearing the thesis defence examination, the student shall be eligible for award of degree.
27) Committees - The following committees shall be constituted for the academic administration:
a) Board of Studies and Research:
The Board shall deliberate and suggest the viability of introducing new course(s), modification in the existing course structure and revising/ updating the syllabi. The Board shall also supervise administrative functionalities related to student admission, running of courses, examination/evaluation procedure and take up the matter recommended by Student Research Committee. Where consultation with some faculty member/expert in the deliberation is essential, such faculty member/expert shall attend the meeting as ‘Invitee’. The board shall consist of:
i) Dean Chairman ii) Heads of the Departments Members iii) Three experts one each from the fields of Chemical Sciences, Biological Sciences and Pharmaceutical Sciences Members Deputy Registrar (Acad. & Exam.) Non-member Secretary b) Department Academic Advisory Committee:
¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 31 The Advisory Committee shall update the syllabi of courses being offered in the department, prepare the new syllabi, examine the feasibility of introducing new courses and forward it to Board of Studies for further consideration. The committee shall consist of:
i) Head of the Department Chairman ii) Dean’s Nominee shall be a faculty member from the department other than that of department concerned.
iii) Tenure of this member shall be two years; and Member iv) Two external experts to be nominated by the department. Members c) Student Research Committee:
The committee shall manage and monitor academic activities of the students. It shall also manage, monitor and evaluate the research of the students. The committee shall consist of:
i) The Advisor Chairman ii) Head of the Department Member iii) One expert in the field from the department Member iv) Dean’s Nominee shall be a faculty member from the department other than that of department concerned. Member
Provided that where Head of the Department is Advisor, another faculty member of the concerned department shall be a member.
Dean shall notify the constitution of committee given at (a) whereas for the committee at (b), (c) Head of the respective department shall issue the notification.
Three-fourth members of the notified committee shall form the quorum.
28) Research Proposal and Comprehensive Examination:
a) Where the Ph.D. student has completed course work, he or she shall be required to submit a research proposal to the Student Research Committee. The student shall have to prove his or her capabilities in broad field of research, academic preparation and potential to carry out proposed research plan. For this purpose the student shall be required to appear before the Student Research Committee to take Comprehensive Oral Examination. The Student Research Committee shall evaluate the student in the context of research proposal submitted by him.
b) Where the committee has evaluated the student, it shall make one of the following recommendations:
i) The student has passed the comprehensive examination and research proposal is approved;
ii) The student shall take additional course(s) and then reappear in the examination after a specified period of time;
iii) The student shall incorporate the modification in the research plan as suggested by the Student Research Committee and re-submit the research proposal in a specified period of time.
c) Where the result of the student falls in b(ii) or b(iii) or both, whichever applicable, the student shall reappear in the comprehensive examination.
d) The student shall have to pass the Comprehensive Examination in maximum of two attempts and before the beginning of sixth semester. Provided both the attempts shall not be in the same semester.
e) Where the student fails to pass the examination by the stipulated time, he or she shall approach the Student Research Committee in writing for extension in time.
f) Where the Student Research Committee is convinced about the merit of case, it will grant him an extension of maximum six months and intimate the Dean. The student shall get only one chance, in addition to the provisions at (d) above, to pass the Comprehensive Examination in the extended period.
32 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] g) Where the student fails to pass the comprehensive examination even during the extended period, his or her registration shall be cancelled.
29) Advisor:
a) The Head of the Department in consultation with the faculty members of the Department shall assign Advisor(s) fo