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the particulars required under paras 2 to 4 of Form 5 should be furnished to
the Audit Officer by the absorbed employee through his employer six months
before the date on which the payment of the retirement benefit is to commence.
As soon as Government orders regarding absorption of a Government servant
are issued the Head of Office will forward Form 7 duly completed to the Audit
Officer and such other information as the Audit Officer may require.
19. The procedure laid down in Chapter VIII of the CCS (Pension) Rules,
1972 may be adopted keeping in view the position stated in these orders,.
The provisions contained in Chapter VIII for authorising payment of provisional
pension for a period of six months and 3/4 of the DCRG by the Head of Office
need not be observed in the case of an employee who before his absorption
had held a non-gazetted post. Payment of the retirement benefits will be
received by the employee concerned from the treasury of his own choice.
Benefit of service rendered under Government in respect of
Scientific employees:
20. On the basis of the recommendations of the Second Pay
Commission (i) for counting towards pension of service rendered by scientific
employees of semi-Government Institutions, financed from cess or
Government grants, on their appointment to a pensionable service under the
Government of India; and (ii) the rate of pension contribution payable by
universities when they borrow service of Government servants who are
Scientists and Technologists, it was decided as follows:-
(i) A scientific employee of a semi-Government institution which is
financed wholly or mainly cess or Central Government grants who was on a
CPF basis in such an institution may, on permanent appointment without any
interruption to a pensionable service or post under the Government of India
count his previous service in that institution during which he subscribed to
that Fund as service qualifying for pension provided that the contribution
together with interest thereon paid by the institution is made over to the
Government. The service during which he did not subscribe to the CPF will
not be so reckoned unless the previous employer agrees to bear proportionate
charges on account of pensionary benefits for the service so rendered. If,
however, the officer was not on a CPF basis in such an institution, his previous
service will be reckoned as qualifying for pension if the previous employer
agrees to bear proportionate charges on account of pensionary benefits.
(ii) If the services of a Government servant who is a scientist or a
technologist are lent to a university, the rate of pension
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