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L.-33004/99 vlk/kj.k EXTRAORDINARY Hkkx III—[k.M 4 PART III—Section 4 izkf/dkj ls izdkf'kr PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY la- 342] ubZ fnYyh] eaxyokj] flrEcj 5] 2017@Hkkæ 14] 1939 No. 342] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2017/ BHADRA 14, 1939 Hkkjrh; nUr ifj"kn vf/klwpuk ubZ fnYyh] 1 flrEcj] 2017 la-MhÃ&87&2017.—nUr fpfdRld vfèkfu;e] o"kZ 1948 ¼o"kZ 1948 dk 16ok a vfèkfu;e½ dh èkkjk 20 dh mièkkjk¼2½ d s [kMa ¼th½] ¼,p½ ,o a ¼,p,½ }kjk çnÙk 'kfä;k sa dk mi;kxs djr s gq,] Hkkjrh; nUr ifj"kn] mä vfèkfu;e d s [kMa ¼th½ ,o a ¼,p½ d s varxZr vko';drkuqlkj jkT; ljdkjk sa l s ijke'kZ d s i'pkr] ,o a Hkkjrh; nUr ifj"kn l'a kkfsèkr ,eMh,l ikBîØe fofu;e] 2007 d s vfèkØe.k e]sa mä vfèkØe.k d s iwoZ tk s Hkh pht sa dh xb± gk sa vFkok fd, tku s l s NkMs +h xà gk sa mul s lca faèkr dk s NkMs d+ j] dæsa ljdkj dh vfxze Loh—fr d s lkFk] ,rí~okjk fuEukfadr ,eMh,l ikBîØe fofu;ek sa dk xBu djrh gS%& Hkkx&1 çkjafHkd 1. laf{kIr 'kh"kZd ,oa çkjaHk&¼1½ bu fofu;ek sa dk s Hkkjrh; nUr ifj"kn] nUr 'kY;fØ;k fu".kkr ikBîØe fofu;e] 2017 dgk tk ldrk gSA ¼2½ ; s ljdkjh jkti= e sa viu s çdk'ku d s fnukda l s çHkkoh gkxsa As 2. ifjHkk"kk,a & tc rd lna HkZ vU;Fkk vko';d u gk]s rc rd bu fofu;ek sa e sa %— ¼d½ Þvfèkfu;eß dk vFkZ nUr fpfdRld vfèkfu;e] 1948 ¼o"kZ 1948 dk 16ok a vfèkfu;e½ g S ¼[k½ Þifj"knß dk vFkZ vfèkfu;e dh èkkjk 3 d s varxZr xfBr Hkkjrh; nUr ifj"kn gS( ¼x½ ÞMfsaVLVªhß e sa 'kkfey g Sa % ¼i½ ekuo nUr ;k tcM+k sa ij fdlh 'kY;fØ;k dk fu"iknu] ,o a mud s fdlh jkxs ] U;uw rk ;k {kfr dk mipkj] ,o a ekuo nUr ;k tcM+k sa ;k eq[k xgq k d s lca èa k e sa jfsM;kxs zkfQd dk;Z dk fu"iknu( ¼ii½ mä 'kY;fØ;k ;k mipkj d s lca èa k e sa dkÃs fu'psrd nus k( 5536 GI/2017 (1)2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] ¼iii½ —f=e nUrkofy;k sa ;k cgkyh ¼jsLVksjfsVo½ nUr midj.kk sa dk ;kfa=d fuekZ.k ;k uohuhdj.k ( ¼iv½ —f=e ;a=kofy;k sa ;k cgkyh ¼jsLVksjfsVo½ nUr midj.kk sa dh fQÇ+Vx] çfof"V] fQÇ+Dlx] fuekZ.k] ejEer ;k uohuhdj.k d s ç;kts u l s ;k d s lca èa k e sa dkÃs 'kY;fØ;k djuk ;k dh rS;kjh e sa fdlh O;fä dk s mipkj] lykg ;k ifjp;kZ nus k] ,o a mä 'kY;fØ;k dk fu"iknu ,o a mä mipkj] lykg ;k ifjp;kZ dk fn;k tkuk] tSl s nUr fpfdRldk sa }kjk lkekU;r% fu"ikfnr fd;k tkrk gS( ¼?k½ ÞuhVß ¼NEET½ dk vFkZ ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k gsr q u's kuy ckMs Z v‚Q + ,Dt+kfeu's ku }kjk lpa kfyr u's kuy ,fyftfcfyVh&de&,Va ªsal VSLV ¼jk"Vªh; ik=rk&lg&ço's k ijh{kk½ gS( (M-) ÞfoÜofo|ky;ß dk vFkZ fdlh dæsa h; vfèkfu;e] çkarh; vfèkfu;e ;k jkT; vfèkfu;e }kjk LFkkfir ;k fuxfer foÜofo|ky; l s gS vkSj ble sa ,sl s laLFkku 'kkfey g Sa ftUg]sa lca faèkr foÜofo|ky; d s ijke'kZ l]s bl vfèkfu;e d s varxZr bl lca èa k e sa cuk, x, fofu;ek sa d s vuqlj.k e sa foÜofo|ky; vuqnku vk;kxs }kjk ekU;rk nh xà gkAs Hkkx&2 lkekU; 'krs± ftudk ikyu ijk&Lukrd f'k{k.k laLFkkuksa dks djuk gS 3. lkekU; 'krs± & ¼1½ dæsa ljdkj }kjk ekU;rk çkIr laLFkku ifj"kn l s ijke'kZ d s ckn ijk&Lukrd mikfèk ;k fMIykes k ikBîØe ¼,d ;k vfèkd½ lpa kfyr dju s gsrq ik= gkxsa As (2) fdlh ijkLukrd ikBîØe e]sa lca )rknk;h foÜofo|ky; }kjk ijkLukrd mikfèk ;k fMIykes k çnku fd, tku s gsrq çf'k{k.k d s fy, fo|kÆFk;k sa dh vfèkdre l[a ;k dk fuèkkZj.k volajpuk] vè;kiu LVkQ + ,o a Dyhfudy vè;kiu lkexzh dh – f"V l s foHkkx e sa miyCèk lqfoèkkvk sa }kjk gkxs kA gkykfad] vkjHa k dju s d s fy,] ,d fo'k"skKrk foHkkx e sa vfèkdre rhu ijkLukrd fo|kÆFk;k sa ¼,d ;fwuV½ dh vuqefr gkxs hA 'kSf{kd o"kZ fo'k"sk d s fy, ifj"kn }kjk vuq'kfalr ,o a dæsa ljdkj }kjk vuqekfsnr okÆ"kd varxzZg.k {kerk vfare gkxs hA fdlh Hkh laLFkku dk s fdlh 'kSf{kd o"kZ fo'k"sk e sa fdlh fo'k"skKrk fo'k"sk e sa viuh okÆ"kd varxzZg.k {kerk e sa ,d ckj e sa rhu l s vfèkd lhVk sa dh of`) dh vuqefr ugÈ gkxs hA çR;ds fo'k"skKrk d s fy, fdlh Hkh nUr laLFkku dk s nk s ;fwuVk sa vFkkZr N% lhVk sa ¼lhV o`f) 'kkfey½ l s vfèkd dh Loh—fr ugÈ nh tk,xhA (3) ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa e sa vè;;ujr fo|kÆFk;k sa dk s fuEukfadr d s lia dZ e sa yk;k tk,xk %& (i) tSo&lkfa[;dh ,o a 'kkès k fØ;ki)fr;k sa d s eyw fl)kar( (ii) ekuo O;ogkj lca èa kh vè;;uk sa d s eyw fl)kar( (iii) QkekZdk&s bdkus ‚feDl d s eyw fl)kar( (iv) vj[s kh; xf.kr l s ifjp;A 4. MsafVLVªh esa uSfrdrk & ikjia fjd jkxs h fpfdRld lca èa k vkSj nUr n[s kHkky dh çnk;xh e sa fuf'pr :i l s ,d cnyko vk;k gAS foKku vkSj çkS|kfsxdh e sa gk s jgh çxfr rFkk jkfsx;k]sa mud s ifjokjk sa vkSj leqnk; dh c<+rh vko';drkvk sa d s lkFk] lexz :i l s leqnk; d s LokLF; dh Çprk ekStnw gAS lekt d s çfr tokcngs h c<+h gSA vU; LokLF; i's ksojk sa dh rjg nUr fo'k"skKk sa dk s Hkh ufSrdrk l s tqM+h dà leL;kvk sa dk lkeuk djuk iM+rk gAS blfy, LokLF; n[s kHkky çnk;xh d s ra= e sa ekStnw gj O;fä d s fy, [kqn dk s bu leL;kvk sa l s fuiVu s d s fy, rS;kj djuk cgqr t:jh gSA bl s gkfly dju s vkSj ekuoh; eYw ; fodflr dju s d s fy,] ;g okNa uh; gS fd lHkh çf'k{kq uSfrdrk lca èa kh eqík sa ij O;k[;kuksa ;k ppkZvk sa }kjk vkSj] egRoi.w kZ uSfrd ?kVd oky s ekeyk sa dh ppkZvk sa }kjk ufSrd laons hdj.k dh çfØ;k l s xqtjAsa 5. ços'k gsrq ik=rk & ekLVj bu MVsa y ltZjh ikBîØe e sa ço's k d s vH;FkÊ d s ikl Hkkjr d s fdlh foÜofo|ky; ;k laLFkku }kjk çnÙk ,o a jkT; nUr ifj"kn e sa ita h—r cSpyj bu MVsa y ltZjh dh ekU;rk çkIr mikfèk gkus h pkfg, ,o a mlu s vufare ;k LFkk;h ita h;u çkIr fd;k gk s ,o a og fdlh vuqekfsnr@ekU;rk&çkIr nUr egkfo|ky; e sa ,d o"kZ dh vfuok;Z jkVs Vs jh bVa uZf'ki dj pdq k gk s % c'krsZ fd fon's kh ukxfjd gkus s dh fLFkfr e sa fuEukfadr dk;Zfofèk dk ikyu fd;k tk,xk %& ifj"kn] ita h;u gsrq fofgr 'kqYd dk Hkqxrku fd, tku s ij] flQZ vkSj flQZ ijkLukrd vè;;u gsrq ml le; d s fy, ml s¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 3 ftl nUr egkfo|ky;@laLFkku esa ço's k feyk gS ml nUr egkfo|ky;@laLFkku rd lhfer ijkLukrd ikBîØe dh vofèk d s fy, vLFkk;h ita h;u Loh—r dj ldrh gS % c'krsZ ;g Hkh fd mä fon's kh ukxfjd dk vLFkk;h ita h;u bl 'krZ d s vèkhu gkxs k fd og O;fä] ftl n's k e sa mlu s viuh eyw Hkwr nUr vgZrk çkIr dh g S ml n's k e sa ,d fpfdRlk O;olk;h ¼efsMdy çfsDVluj½ d s :i e sa fofèkor ita h—r gk s vkSj ;g fd mldh mikfèk 6. ijkLukrd ikBîØe gsrq vH;FkÊ dk p;u & çR;ds 'kfS{kd o"kZ e sa ijk&Lukrd nUr ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k d s fy, ,d ,dleku uhV gkxs k ftl s u's kuy ckMs Z v‚Q + ,Dt+kfeu's ku ;k bl lca èa k e sa dæsa ljdkj }kjk fu;qä vU; çkfèkdj.k }kjk fofgr fofèk l s lpa kfyr fd;k tk,xkA uhV dk lexz vèkh{k.k] funsZ'ku ,o a fu;a=.k ifj"kn d s ikl gkxs kA 7. ijk&Lukrd ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k gsrq vgZdkjh ekunMa & ¼1½ vH;FkÊ dk s fdlh 'kSf{kd o"kZ fo'k"sk e sa vk;kfstr ijk&Lukrd ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k gsrq uhV e sa fuEukfadr J.s khokj U;uw re 'krred ¼ils±Vkby½ çkIr djuk gkxs kA lkekU; 50ok a 'krred iSjk sa dh pyu v'kärk l s ihfM+r O;fä 45ok a 'krred vuqlfwpr tkfr;k]a vuqlfwpr tutkfr;k]a 40ok a 'krred vU; fiNM +s oxZ c'krsZ fd 'krred dk fuèkkZj.k ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa gsrq uhV e sa vf[ky Hkkjrh; loZfu"B ;kXs ;rk lpw h e as çkIr vfèkdre vda k sa d s vkèkkj ij fd;k tk,xk % c'krsZ ;g Hkh fd tc lca faèkr Jfs.k;k sa e sa vH;ÆFk;k sa dh i;kIZr l[a ;k] ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k d s fy, fdlh 'kS{kf.kd o"kZ e sa vk;kfstr uhV e sa ;Fkk fofgr U;uw re vda çkIr dju s e sa vlQy jg]s rk s dæsa ljdkj] ifj"kn l s ijke'kZ djd s Lofoods kèkhu] lca faèkr Jfs.k;k sa d s vH;ÆFk;k sa d s fy, ijkLukrd ikBîØe e sa ço's k gsrq vko';d U;uw re vda ?kVk ldrh gS] vkSj dæsa ljdkj }kjk bl çdkj ?kVk, x, U;uw re vda dsoy mä 'kS{kf.kd o"kZ gsrq ykx w gkxsa As ¼2½ lca faèkr Jfs.k;k sa gsrq nUr egkfo|ky;k@sa laLFkkuk sa e sa lhVk sa dk vkj{k.k jkT;k@sa dæsa 'kkflr {ks=k sa e as çpfyr ykx w dkuuw k sa d s vuqlkj gkxs kA uhV e sa çkIr vda k sa d s vkèkkj ij ik= vH;ÆFk;k sa dh ,d vf[ky Hkkjrh; ;kXs ;rk lpw h ,o a jkT;&okj ;kXs ;rk lpw h rS;kj dh tk,xa h vkSj dsoy mä ;kXs ;rk lfwp;ksa l s gh vH;ÆFk;k sa dk s ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k fn;k tk,xk % c'krsZ fd ljdkjh@lkoZtfud çkfèkdj.k e sa lsokjr vH;ÆFk;k sa dh ;kXs ;rk d s fuèkkZj.k e]sa ljdkj@l{ke çkfèkdj.k }kjk vda k sa e sa lqnwj vkSj@;k dfBu {ks=k sa e sa lsok d s çR;ds o"kZ d s fy, uhV d s çkIrkda k sa d s 10% rd dh nj l s çkRs lkgu fn;k tk ldrk gS ftldh vfèkdre lhek çkIrkda k sa dk 30% gkxs hA lqnwj ,o a dfBu {ks= le;&le; ij jkT; ljdkj@l{ke çkfèkdj.k }kjk ;Fkk&ifjHkkf"kr d s vuqlkj gkxsa As ¼3½ bu fofu;ek sa e sa ;Fkk fofgr U;uw re 'krred çkIr dju s e sa foQy jgu s oky s fdlh Hkh vH;FkÊ dk s fdlh Hkh 'kS{kf.kd o"kZ e sa fdlh Hkh ijkLukrd ikBîØe e sa ço's k ugÈ fn;k tk,xkA ¼4½ okÆ"kd Loh—r varxzZg.k {kerk dh U;Uw kre 5% lhV]sa iSjk sa dh 50% l s 70% pyu v'kärk l s ihfM+r vH;ÆFk;k sa }kjk Hkjh tk,xa hA c'krsZ fd ;fn iSjk sa dh 50% l s 70% pyu v'kärk l s ihfM+r vH;ÆFk;k sa dh vuiq yCèkrk d s dkj.k bl dkVs k dh dkÃs Hkh lhV fjä jgrh gS] rk s mu fjä lhVk sa dk s igy s iSjk sa dh 40% l s 50% pyu v'kärk l s ihfM+r O;fä;k sa }kjk Hkjk tk,xk & rRi'pkr 'k"sk lhVk sa dk s lkekU; J.s kh d s vH;ÆFk;k sa gsrq okÆ"kd Loh—r lhVk sa e sa 'kkfey dj fy;k tk,xk % c'krsZ ;g Hkh fd ;g lia .w kZ dk;Z ço's k dh lkfaofèkd le;&lkj.kh d s vuqlkj çR;ds nUr egkfo|ky;@laLFkku }kjk i.w kZ fd;k tk,xkA4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 8- 'kS{kf.kd l= dk vkjHa k ,o a ço's k dh vfare frfFk & (1) 'kS{kf.kd l= 1 eà l s vkjHa k gkxs k vkSj ekLVj v‚Q + MVsa y ltZjh ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k dh vfare frfFk] bôk&nqôk fjfä;k sa d s fy, Hkh] çR;ds o"k Z dh 31 eà gkxs hA foÜofo|ky; ,o a vU; laLFkku ço's k çfØ;k bl çdkj vkjHa k djxsa s fd ijk&Lukrd ikBîØek sa e sa f'k{k.k dk;Z çR;ds o"kZ dh 1 eà dk s vkjHa k gk s tk,] ftld s fy, o s Hkkjrh; nUr ifj"kn ¼u, nUr egkfo|ky;k sa dh LFkkiuk] vè;;u d s mPprj ikBîØek sa dk [kkys k tkuk ,o a orZeku nUr egkfo|ky;k sa e sa ço's k {kerk e sa o`f)½ fofu;e] 2006 e sa fuÆn"V le;&lkj.kh dk dM+kà l s ikyu djxsa As (2) fdlh Hkh ifjfLFkfr e sa ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa e sa 31 eà d s ckn fdlh Hkh 'kS{kf.kd l= e sa fo|kÆFk;k sa dk s ço's k ugÈ fn;k tk,xkA foÜofo|ky; ;k laLFkku mä frfFk d s ckn fdlh fo|kFkÊ dk s ita h—r ugÈ djxs k( ;fn dkÃs laLFkku mä d s fy, fuÆn"V vfare frfFk d s ckn fdlh fo|kFkÊ dk s ço's k nsrk gS rk s og laLFkku Hkh dkjZokà d s vèkhu gkxs k ftle sa mÙkjorÊ 'kS{kf.kd o"kZ dh mldh Loh—r varxzZg.k {kerk e sa l s bl çdkj fu;e&foijhr fn, x, ço's kk sa dh l[a ;k d s lerqY; lhVk sa dk vH;iZ.k 'kkfey gSA (3) ifj"kn ;g funsZ'k n s ldrh gS fd ço's k lekfIr dh vfare frfFk d s ckn ço's k ik, x, d s :i e sa igpku s x, fdlh Hkh fo|kFkÊ dk s vè;;u ikBîØe l s ckgj dj fn;k tk, ;k ,sl s fdlh Hkh fo|kFkÊ dk s çnku dh xà dkÃs Hkh nUr vgZrk] vfèkfu;e d s ç;kts u l s ekU;rk çkIr vgZrk ugÈ gkxs hA 9- lk>k ijke'kZ ¼d‚eu dkmalÇyx½ & ¼1½ uhV dh ;kXs ;rk lwph d s vkèkkj ij lHkh nUr f'k{k.k laLFkkuk sa esa lHkh ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa ¼fMIykes k@,evk,s l½ e sa ço's k d s fy, lk>k ijke'kZ lpa kfyr fd;k tk,xkA **2- LukrdkÙs kj ¼fMIykes k@,eñMhñ,lñ½ ikB~;Øek sa d s fy; s orZeku e sa tkjh ;kts uk d s vuqlkj lfEEefyr jkT;k sa d s fy; s 50% vf[ky Hkkjrh; dkVs k lhVk sa dh dkamflfyxa d s fy; s egkfun”s kky; LokLF; lsok,]a LokLF; vkSj ifjokj dY;k.k ea=ky;] Hkkjr ljdkj ukfer çkf/kdkjh gkxs kA lkFk gh Hkkjr ljdkj] LokLF; vkSj ifjokj dY;k.k ea=ky;] egkfun”s kky; LokLF; lsok,]a dUs æ ljdkj d s nUr f”k{k.k laLFkkuk sa vkSj laln d s vf/kfu;e d s vUrxZr LFkkfir fo”ofo|ky;k]sa ekun fo”ofo|ky;k sa e sa lHkh LukrdkÙs kj ¼fMIykes k@,eñMhñ,lñ½ ikB~;Øek sa d s fy; s dkamflfyxa vk;kfstr djxs hA 3- jkT; ljdkj }kjk LFkkfir nUr f”k{k.k laLFkku vkSj jkT;@l?a k jkT; {ks= d s fo/kku e.My d s vf/kfu;e }kjk LFkkfir fo”ofo|ky;] VªLV] lkslk;Vh] vYil[a ;d laLFkkuk sa ds nUr f”k{k.k laLFkkuk sa esa LukrdkÙs kj ¼fMIykes k@,eñMhñ,lñ½ ikB~;Øek sa e sa ço”s k d s fy; s dkamflfyxa jkT; ljdkj@l?a k “kkflr ljdkj }kjk dh tk;xs hA 4- ;fn mä lk>k ijke'kZ d s lca èa k e sa dkÃs fookn mRiUu gksrk gS] rk s bl lca èa k e sa dsæa ljdkj d s fo"k; ,o a mld s fu.kZ; vfare gkxsa As 10- ços'k ,oa ijh{kk le;&lkj.kh dh tkudkjh & çR;ds nUr laLFkku ,o a mldk lca )rknk;h foÜofo|ky;] le;&le; ij fuèkkZfjr le; d s vna j] ifj"kn }kjk fuÆn"V fd, tk ldu s oky s :i e]sa ifj"kn dk s vè;;u d s ikBîØek sa e sa ço's k ,o a ijh{kkvk sa dh le; lkjf.k;k sa d s lca èa k e as tkudkjh çLrqr djxsa As 11- çf'k{k.k dh vofèk & ¼1½ ,eMh,l ikBîØe dh çnk;xh gsrq çf'k{k.k dh vofèk laLFkku e sa i.w kZdkfyd vH;ÆFk;k sa d s :i e sa de&l&s de rhu 'kS{kf.kd o"kks± d s fy, rhu o"kks± dh gkxs hA c'krsZ fd] ,eMh,l ikBîØe mÙkh.kZ dju s gsrq vko';d le;] mä ikBîØe e sa ço's k yus s dh frfFk l s vfèkdre N% o"kZ gkxs k % c'krsZ ;g Hkh fd ijkLukrd fMIykes k èkkjdk sa d s fy,] ijkLukrd ikBîØe dh vofèk lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk e sa nk s o"kks± dh gkxs hA flycs l vkSj ikBîp;kZ ogh gkxsa s tk s lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk e sa ,eMh,l ikBîØe d s g]Sa varj cl bruk gkxs k fd mud s fy, ¼i½ cfsld lkbltsa + e sa vè;;u djuk ,o a çf'k{k.k yus k] vkSj ¼ii½ ,eMh,l ikBîØe dh Hkkx&1 ijh{kk mÙkh.k Z djuk vko';d ugÈ gkxs kA gkykfad] mUg sa ijkLukrd dk;ZØe d s Hkkx d s :i e sa 'kkès k&fucèa k çLrqr djuk gkxs kA (2) bl vofèk e sa çR;ds fo|kFkÊ laLFkku ;k foÜofo|ky; }kjk :ikfadr çf'k{k.k dh vfèkxe vkSj vè;kiu xfrfofèk;k sa e sa lfØ; :i l s Hkkx yxs kA çR;ds fo'k"skKrk e sa vè;kiu vkSj vfèkxe xfrfofèk;k a fuEuor gkxsa h %& (d) O;k[;ku % fo'k"skKrk e sa vkSj lca faèkr {ks=k sa e sa dqN çckès kukRed O;k[;ku fn, tk,xa As çf'k{k.k dk;ØZ ek sa dk s vkSj l'kä cuku s d s fy,¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 5 foHkkx p;fur V‚fidk sa ij vko';d {ks=k sa e sa vfrfFk O;k[;ku ,o a cgfqo"k;d nyk sa }kjk lefsdr O;k[;ku çkRs lkfgr djxsa As (((([k½ 'kksèkif=dk leh{kk % 'kkès kif=dk leh{kk cSBd sa lIrkg e sa de&l&s de ,d ckj vk;kfstr dh tk,xa hA lHkh çf'k{kqvk sa vkSj ijkLukrd dk;ØZ e l s lca faèkr ,lkfsl,Vk sa ,o a LVkQ + d s fy, lfØ; :i l s Hkkx yus k vkSj dk;Z ita h e sa çklfaxd fooj.k çfo"V djuk vifs{kr gAS çf'k{kq p;fur y[s kk sa dh vkcfaVr 'kkès kif=dkvk sa l s çLrqfr;k a cuk,xa As 'kkès kif=dk leh{kk çLrqfr;k sa d s eYw ;kda u gsrq vkn'kZ tkpa lpw h bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&1 e sa lya Xu dh xà gSA ¼x½ laxksf"B;ka % çR;ds foHkkx e sa lIrkg e sa de&l&s de nk s ckj lxa kfs"B;k a vk;kfstr dh tk,xa hA lHkh çf'k{kvq k sa d s fy, lfØ; :i l s Hkkx yus k vkSj dk;Z ita h e sa çklfaxd fooj.k çfo"V djuk vifs{kr gSA lxa k"sBh çLrqfr;k sa d s ewY;kda u gsrq vkn'kZ tkpa lpw h bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&2 e sa lya Xu dh xà gAS ¼?k½ ifjppkZ % vuq'kalk dh tkrh gS fd ,d l s vfèkd fo"k;k sa dk s doj dju s oky s V‚fidk sa ij ifjppkZ vk;kfstr dh tk,A ¼M-½ Dyhfudy iksÇLVx % çR;ds çf'k{kq] fofHkUu ekeyk sa d s çcèa ku esa i;kZIr i's ksoj dkS'ky ,o a l{kerk çkIr dju s d s fy, Dyhfudk sa e sa fu;fer :i l s dk;Z djxs kA Dyhfudy ikÇsLVx d s eYw ;kda u dh ,d vkn'kZ tkpa &lpw h bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&3 e sa lya Xu dh xà gAS ¼p½ Dyhfudks&iSFkksy‚ftdy lEesyu % ekg e sa ,d ckj Dyhfudk&s iSFkkys ‚ftdy lEeys u vk;kfstr fd, tk,xa s ftlesa vksjy esfMflu ,Ma jfsM;kys ‚th] vksjy iSFkkys ‚th vkSj lca faèkr Dyhfudy foHkkx d s vè;kid 'kkfey gkxsa As çf'k{kvq k sa dk s Dyhfudy fooj.k] jfsM;kys ‚ftdy ,o a fgLVk&s iSFkkys ‚ftdy O;k[;kvk sa dh çLrqfr vkSj ppkZvk sa e sa Hkkx yus s d s fy, çkRs lkfgr fd;k tk,xkA ¼N½ varÆoHkkxh; cSBdsa % fofHkUu fo'k"skKrkvk sa d s chp ,dhdj.k dk s c<+kok nus s d s fy,] ekg e sa de&ls&de ,d ckj varÆoHkkxh; cSBd vk;kfstr dh tk,xh ftldh vè;{krk lda k;&vè;{k }kjk dh tk,xh ,o a lHkh ijkLukrd foHkkxk sa d s çeq[k ble sa Hkkx yxsa As ¼t½ vè;kiu dkS'ky % lHkh çf'k{kvq k sa dk s O;k[;kuk sa ;k legw ppkZvk sa d s :i esa Lukrd vè;kiu dk;ZØek as e sa Hkkx yus s d s fy, çkRs lkfgr fd;k tk,xkA vè;kiu dkS'kyk sa d s eYw ;kda u gsrq vkn'kZ tkpa lpw h bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&4 e sa lya Xu dh xà gSA ¼>½ nUr f'k{kk dk;ZØe % çR;ds foHkkx vU; laLFkkuk sa dk s lya Xu djr s gq, nUr f'k{kk dk;ZØe fu;fer vkèkkj ij vk;kfstr djxs kA çf'k{kvq k sa dk s mud s foÜofo|ky; ;k laLFkku d s ckgj lpa kfyr mä dk;ZØek sa e sa Hkh Hkkx yus s d s fy, çkRs lkfgr fd;k tk,xkA ¼´½ lEesyu@dk;Z'kkyk,a@mUur ikBîØe % çf'k{kqvk sa dk s çf'k{k.k vofèk e sa lEeys uk@sa dk;Z'kkykvk@sa mUur ikBîØek sa e as Hkkx yus s d s fy,] vkSj jkT;@jk"Vª Lrjh; fo'k"skKrk ,o a lca faèkr lEeys uksa@lHkkxek sa e sa de&l&s de nk s oSKkfud 'kkès ki= ,o a nk s iksLVj çLrqr dju s d s fy, çkRs lkfgr fd;k tk,xkA ¼V½ vU; foHkkxksa esa ckjh&ckjh ls LFkkukarj.k ,oa iksÇLVx % fo'k"skKrk ,o a lca faèkr {ks=k sa e sa vfèkd ,dhdj.k çkIr dju s d s fy, çR;ds foHkkx çf'k{kvq k sa dk s lca faèkr fo"k;k sa esa ckjh&ckjh l s LFkkukarfjr dju s dk ,d dk;ØZ e rS;kj djxs kA ¼B½ 'kksèk&fucaèk@'kksèk&çcaèk % çf'k{kq] xkbM d s i;Zo{s k.k d s varxZr mud s }kjk lpa kfyr fdlh Dyhfudy ;k ç;kxs kRed dk;Z ;k vU; fdlh vè;;u d s6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] vkèkkj ij ,d 'kkès k&fucèa k rS;kj djxsa As 'kkès k&fucèa k çLrfqr d s eYw ;kda u vkSj xkbM@dk&s xkbM }kjk 'kkès k&fucèa k dk;Z d s lrr eYw ;kda u gsrq vkn'kZ tkpa lpw h bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&5 e sa lya Xu dh xà gSA ijkLukrd ikBîØe dj jg s lHkh çf'k{kqvk sa }kjk i.w kZ fd;k tku s okyk vkn'k Z lexz vkdyu i=d bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&6 esa lya Xu fd;k x;k gSA (3) fo'k"skKrk foHkkxk sa d s lHkh fo|kFkÊ vè;kiu ,o a vfèkxe xfrfofèk;k sa dk U;uw re dkVs k] fuEuor iwjk djxsa s %& ¼d½ 'kkèskif=dk Dyc : ,d o"k Z e sa 5 ¼[k½ lxa kfs"B;k a : ,d o"k Z e sa 5 ¼x½ Dyhfudy dsl çLrfqrdj.k : ,d o"k Z e sa 4 ¼?k½ Lukrdk sa gsr q fn, x, O;k[;ku : o"k Z e sa 1 ¼M-½ jkT;@jk"Vª Lrjh; lEeys uk sa e sa oSKkfud 'kkèski=@ : rhu o"k Z dh çf'k{k.k dk;'Z kkyk vofèk e sa iksLVj çLrfqr;k a : 4 'kkèski=@iksLVj ¼p½ Dyhfudk&s iSFkkys ‚ftdy lEeys u : rhu o"k Z dh çf'k{k.k vofèk e sa 2 çLrfqr;k a ¼N½ oSKkfud çdk'ku ¼odS fYid½ : fdlh Hkh vuØq fer oSKkfud 'kkèskif=dk e sa ,d çdk'ku ¼t½ lkj&l{a kis tek djuk : ikBîØe vkjHak frfFk l s N% ekg d s vna j ,d lkj&l{a kis ¼>½ 'kkèsk&fucèak tek djuk : foÜofo|ky; ijh{kk e sa cSBu s l s iwo Z d s N% ekg d s vna j ,d “kk/sk&fuc/ak ¼´½ iqLrdky; 'kkèsk&fucèak tek djuk : ikBîØe vkjHak frfFk l s vBkjg ekg d s vna j ,d 'kkèsk&fucèak 12.... o`fÙkdk ¼fLVisaM½ & ijkLukrd fo|kÆFk;k sa dk s dsoy ikBîØe d s rhu o"kks± dh vofèk d s fy,] dæsa ljdkj@jkT; ljdkj@dæsa 'kkflr {ks= d s ç'kklu ;k lca faèkr ljdkj@ç'kklu }kjk vfèk—r fd, x, çkfèkdj.k }kjk fuèkkfZjr of`Ùkdk ¼fLViMsa ½ dk Hkxq rku fd;k tk,xkA ;fn ,slh fdlh of`Ùkdk] ftle sa of`Ùkdk dh jkf'k 'kkfey g]S d s lca èak e sa dkÃs fookn mRiUu gksrk gS] rk s ml ij dæsa ljdkj@lca faèkr jkT; ljdkj@dæsa 'kkflr {ks= d s ç'kklu }kjk viu s Lo; a d s Lrj ij fopkj djd s fu.k;Z fn;k tk,xk vkSj mldk fu.k;Z vfare gkxs kA 13.... LFkkukarj.k % fdlh Hkh ifjfLFkfr e]sa foÜofo|ky; ;k çkfèkdj.k }kjk fdlh Hkh ijkLukrd mikfèk@fMIykes k ikBîØe e sa vè;;ujr fo|kÆFk;k sa d s LFkkukarj.k@varj.k dh vueq fr ugÈ nh tk,xhA l= vkjHak gkus s dh frfFk d s ckn] mlh laLFkku ;k fdlh vU; laLFkku e sa fo'k"skKrk dh vnyk&cnyh dh vueq fr ugÈ gkxs hA Hkkx&3 14.... volajpuk rFkk dk;Z{kerk lacaèkh vko';drk,a % (1) LFkku % Lukrd dk;Z{ke lqfoèkkvk sa d s vfrfjä] ijkLukrd çf'k{k.k dk;ZØe vkjHa k dju s d s fy, fuEukfadr lqfoèkk, a miyCèk djkà tk,xa h %& ¼d½ Dyhfud e sa çR;ds MVsa y p;s j d s fy, U;uw re 125 oxZQqV LFkkuA Dyhfud dk {ks=Qy] foHkkx e sa j[kh tku s gsrq vko';d MVsa y p;s j dh l[a ;k d s vuq:i gkxs kA ¼[k½ çR;ds foHkkx e sa ,d lxa k"sBh d{k] iqLrdky;] futZehdj.k d{k ¼800 l s 1000 oxZQqV½ gkxsa As (2) midj.k % çR;ds foHkkx e sa vkÃ,lvkà }kjk ;Fkk vuqekfsnr cktkj e sa miyCèk ekud midj.kk sa dh i;kIZr l[a ;k gkxs hA midj.kk sa dk fo'k"skKrkokj@;fwuVokj fooj.k bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&7 d s :i e sa lya Xu fd;k x;k gAS (3) iqLrdky; % ¼d½ ,d dæsa h; iqLrdky; gkxs k ftle sa fo'k"skKrk ,o a lca faèkr fo"k;k sa l s lca faèkr iqLrdk sa d s lHkh gkfy;k laLdj.k miyCèk djk, tk,xa As bld s vfrfjä] foHkkxh; iqLrdky; e sa lca faèkr fo"k;k sa dh uohure iqLrd sa miyCèk djkà tk,xa hA ;fn dæsa h; iqLrdky; fpfdRlk egkfo|ky; d s lkFk lk>k gk]s rk s nUr egkfo|ky; d s fy, vfrfjä LFkku¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 7 ,o a i`Fkd ctV vkcVa u dh O;oLFkk gkxs hA ¼[k½ iqLrdky; e sa iqLrdk sa ,o a 'kkès kif=dkvk sa d s vykok bVa juVs ] lhMh] v‚fM;k&s fot+qvy lqfoèkk, a Hkh miyCèk gkus h pkfg,A ¼x½ ç[;kr y[s kdk sa dh de&l&s de 15&20 iqLrd]sa lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk dh 4&6 varjkZ"Vªh; 'kkès kif=dk, a ,o a lkFk e sa lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk dh de&l&s de 3 varjkZ"Vªh; 'kkès kif=dkvksa d s fiNy s vda k sa d s 8&10 [kMa miyCèk gkus s pkfg,A ¼?k½ fo'k"skKrk vkSj lca faèkr fo"k;k sa dh lHkh 'kkès kif=dk, a miyCèk djkà tk,xa h ftue sa l s 50% efqær :i e sa gkxsa hA è;ku nsa % lHkh ekStwnk nUr laLFkku] vkfèkdkfjd jkti= esa bu fofu;eksa ds çdk'ku dh frfFk ls rhu o"kks± dh vofèk ds vanj] ik¡p ,dM+ dh Hkwfe vko';drk dks NksM+dj vU; lHkh fofu;eksa dk vuqikyu djsaxsA Hkkx&4 ijkLukrd ikBîØe dk LVkQ+ Lo:i 15.... vè;kiu LVkQ+ % ,d ;fwuV e sa nk s ijkLukrd fo|kÆFk;k sa dk s ,d çkQs +slj xkbM djxsa s rFkk ,d fo|kFkÊ dk s ,d vè;srk ¼jhMj½ ;k ,lkfsl,V çkQs +slj xkbM djxsa As ijkLukrd çf'k{k.k d s ekudk sa dk s l'kä cuku s ,o a dk;e j[ku s d s fy,] ijkLukrd ikBîØe d s vkjHa k gsrq fuEukfadr ;fwuVokj LVkQ + Lo:i vfuok; Z fd;k x;k gS %— ;wfuV 1 %& 50 ço's kk sa dh cfqu;knh volajpuk oky s Lukrd laLFkku e sa ;fwuV 1 dh U;uw re lda k; vko';drk foHkkx@fo'k"skKrk çkQs +slj vè;srk ¼jhMj½ yDs pjj@ vflLVVsa çkQs +slj ¼,pvkMs h½ @ ,lkfsl,V çkQs +slj ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDl ,Ma Økmu ,Ma fczt 1 3 4 dta osZfVo MfsaVLVªh ,Ma ,Ma kMs kfsaVDl 1 3 4 ifsj;kMs kVsa kys ‚th 1 2 2 v‚FkksZMkfsaVDl ,Ma MVsa kQs f+s'k;y v‚FkksZihfMDl 1 2 2 vksjy ,Ma eSfDlykQs f+s'k;y ltZjh 1 2 2 vksjy ,Ma eSfDlykQs f+s'k;y iSFkkys ‚th ,Ma vksjy 1 2 2 ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th vksjy efsMflu ,Ma jfsM;kys ‚th 1 2 2 ihfM;kfVªd MfsaVLVªh 1 2 2 ifCyd gYs Fk MfsaVLVªh 1 2 2 100 ço's kk sa dh cfqu;knh volajpuk oky s Lukrd laLFkku dh ;fwuV 1 dh U;uw re lda k; vko';drk foHkkx@fo'k"skKrk çkQs +slj vè;srk ¼jhMj½@lg&çkQs +slj yDs pjj@ vflLVVsa çkQs +slj ¼,pvkMs h½ ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDl ,Ma Økmu ,Ma fczt 1 3 68 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] dta osZfVo MfsaVLVªh ,Ma ,Ma kMs kfsaVDl 1 3 6 ifsj;kMs kVsa kys ‚th 1 3 3 v‚FkksZMkfsaVDl ,Ma MVsa kQs f+s'k;y 1 2 3 v‚FkksZihfMDl vksjy ,Ma eSfDlykQs f+s'k;y ltZjh 1 3 3 vksjy ,Ma eSfDlykQs f+s'k;y iSFkkys ‚th ,Ma vksjy ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th 1 2 3 vksjy efsMflu ,Ma 1 2 3 jfsM;kys ‚th ihfM;kfVªd MfsaVLVªh 1 2 3 ifCyd gYs Fk MfsaVLVªh 1 2 3 ;wfuV 2 %& çR;ds foHkkx e sa ;fwuV 1 dh vko';drk d s vykok] fuEukfadr vfrfjä vè;kiu LVkQ + Hkh gkxs kA çkQs +slj 1 vè;srk ¼jhMj½@,lkfsl,V çkQs +slj 1 yDs pjj@vflLVVsa çkQs +slj 2 è;ku n sa %& ftl foHkkx e sa mi;qZä LVkQ + Lo:i u gk s og ml fo'k"skKrk e sa ijkLukrd ikBîØe vkjHa k ugÈ djxs kA 16.... va'kdkfyd çksQ+slj & de&l&s de pkj ?kVa s çfrfnu ;k vLlh ?kVa s çfr ekg n s ldu s okyk v'a kdkfyd çkQs +slj viu s vèkhu dsoy ,d ijkLukrd fo|kFkÊ ukekfadr dj ldrk gS ,o a ,sl s v'a kdkfyd çkQs +slj] fu;fer vè;kiu LVkQ + dk s vuqer vodk'kk sa d s dos y 50% vodk'kk sa gsrq ik= gkxsa As 17.... vk;q] 'kSf{kd vgZrk,a ,oa vè;kiu dk vuqHko & d- foHkkx çeq[k % fdlh Hkkjrh; foÜofo|ky; l s MVsa y ltZjh e sa Lukrd mikfèk lkFk e sa ifj"kn dh vuq'kla kvksa ij ekLVlZ bu MVsa y ltZjh@ Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk ekU;rk çkIr jk"Vªh; ckMs Z dk fMIykes k] ,o a çkQs +slj d s :i e sa ,d o"k Z dk vè;kiu vuqHko] ,o a rkfydk e sa nh xà ;kts uk d s vuqlkj çdk'kuk sa d s fy, U;uw re vda vÆtr dju s gkxsa As [k- çksQ+slj % fdlh Hkkjrh; foÜofo|ky; l s MVsa y ltZjh e sa Lukrd mikfèk lkFk e sa ifj"kn dh vuq'kla kvksa ij ekLVlZ bu MVsa y ltZjh@ Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk ekU;rk çkIr jk"Vªh; ckMs Z dk fMIykes k] ,o a fo'k"skKrk e sa vè;srk ¼jhMj½@vflLVVsa çkQs +slj d s :i e sa ikp¡ o"kks± dk vè;kiu vuHq ko] ,o a rkfydk e sa nh xà ;kts uk d s vuqlkj çdk'kuk sa d s fy, U;uw re vda vÆtr dju s gkxsa As x- vè;srk ¼jhMj½@,lksfl,V çksQ+slj % fdlh Hkkjrh; foÜofo|ky; l s MVsa y ltZjh e sa Lukrd mikfèk lkFk e sa ifj"kn dh vuq'kalkvksa ij ekLVlZ bu MVsa y ltZjh@ Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk ekU;rk çkIr jk"Vªh; ckMs Z dk fMIykes k] ,o a ijkLukrd d s ckn fo'k"skKrk e sa pkj o"kks± dk vè;kiu vuHq ko] ,o a rkfydk e sa nh xà ;kts uk d s vuqlkj çdk'kuk sa d s fy, U;uw re vda vÆtr dju s gkxsa As ?k- ysDpjj@vflLVsaV çksQ+slj % fdlh Hkkjrh; foÜofo|ky; l s MVsa y ltZjh e sa Lukrd mikfèk lkFk e sa ifj"kn dh vuq'kalkvk sa ij fo'k"skKrk e sa ekLVlZ bu¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 9 MVsa y ltZjh@Hkkjr ljdkj }kjk ekU;rk çkIr jk"Vªh; ckMs Z dk fMIykes kA è;ku nsa % 1. leLr vè;kiu LVkQ + i.w kZdkfyd gkxs kA 2. ftu fpfdRlk egkfo|ky;k sa esa nUr ikBîØe lpa kfyr ugÈ gk s jg s g Sa mue sa vÆtr vè;kiu vuqHko ijkLukrd fo|kÆFk;k sa dk s vè;kiu d s fy, Lohdkj ugÈ fd;k tk,xkA MfsaVLVªh e sa ijkLukrd vgZrk j[ku s oky s nUr vè;kid] tk s fdlh fpfdRlk egkfo|ky; d s nUr foHkkx l s LFkkukarfjr gk s jg s g]Sa mudk s fdlh nUr egkfo|ky; ;k laLFkku e sa U;uw re rhu o"kks± dk vè;kiu vuqHko i.w kZ djuk gkxs k] rRi'pkr gh mUg sa ijkLukrd vè;kid d s :i e sa Lohdkj fd;k tk,xkA 3. vioknLo:i ekeyk sa e]sa dqy vè;kiu vuHq ko d s vkèkkj ij vkx s inkUs ufr nus s d s fy,] ljdkjh nUr egkfo|ky;k sa e sa vÆtr vè;kiu vuHq ko ij fopkj fd;k tk ldrk gAS 4. nUr egkfo|ky; d s vè;srk ¼jhMj½@,lkfsl,V çkQs +slj gj rhu o"kks± e sa ,d ckj vè;kid çf'k{k.k dk;ZØe e sa Hkkx yxsa As 5. fo'k"skKrk e sa ijkLukrd vgZrk@ifj"kn }kjk ekU;rk çkIr jk"Vªh; ckMs Z dk fMIykes k èkkjh ,o a nUr ikBîØek as esa vè;kiu dk vuqHko j[ku s oky s ofj"B jfstM+ Vsa d s in dk]s yDs pjj@vflLVVsa çkQs +slj d s led{k ekuk tk ldrk gSA 6. fdlh futh nUr laLFkku e sa ,d o"kZ l s de d s vè;kiu vuqHko dk s ijk&Lukrd lda k; d s fy, çklfaxd ugÈ ekuk tk,xkA 7. nUr vè;kid ;k lda k;&vè;{k ;k çèkkukpk;Z] tk s Hkh fLFkfr gkxs h] d s in ij fu;qä fd, tku s ;k foLrkj fn, tku s ;k lsok e sa iqu% fu;qä fd, tku s gsrq O;fä dh vfèkdre vk; q lhek iSalB o"kZ gkxs hA Rkkfydk&1 Js.kh vad Js.kh 1% 15 (1) iceMs & eMs ykbu e sa vuqØfer 'kkès kif=dk, a & —i;k ;gk a n[s k sa & www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/gubmed (2) Hkkjrh; nUr ifj"kn }kjk vuqekfsnr Hkkjrh;@varjkZ"Vªh; nUr fo'k"skKrk l?a kk sa }kjk çdkf'kr 'kkès kif=dk,Aa Js.kh 2% 10 ¼1½ nUr mikfèk çnku djus okys ljdkjh LokLF; foÜofo|ky;k sa ;k nUr mikfèk çnku djus okys ljdkjh foÜofo|ky;k sa }kjk çdkf'kr fpfdRlh;@nUr 'kkès kif=dk, a (2) vkÃlh,evkj@blh çdkj d s vU; ljdkjh fudk;k sa }kjk vuqekfsnr ekSfyd 'kkès k@vè;;u (3) lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk l s lca faèkr ikBî@lna HkZ iqLrd d s jpf;rk (4) ,eMh,l d s ckn ih,pMh ;k blh çdkj dh dkÃs vU; vgZrk Js.kh 3% 5 (1) ekfur foÜofo|ky;k@sa nUr laLFkkuk@sa Hkkjrh; nUr l?a k }kjk çdkf'kr 'kkès kif=dk, a (2) ikBîiqLrdk sa e sa vè;k;k sa dk ;kxs nku è;ku nsa %& 1. ekSfyd 'kkès k dk s NkMs + dj vU; fdlh Hkh çdk'ku d s fy,] igy s jpf;rk ¼çèkku jpf;rk½ dk s 100% vda fn, tk,xa s vkSj 'k"sk jpf;rkvk sa dk s 50% vda fn, tk,xa s vkSj vfèkdre 5 lg&jpf;rkvk sa ij fopkj fd;k tk,xkA 2. ekSfyd 'kkès k d s fy, lHkh jpf;rkvk sa dk s leku vda fn, tk,xa s vkSj vfèkdre 6 jpf;rkvk sa ij fopkj fd;k tk,xkA10 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 3. J.s kh 3 e sa vda k sa d s vkcVa u gsrq vfèkdre 3 çdk'kuk sa ij fopkj fd;k tk,xkA 4. Vcs y‚bM@laLej.kk@sa nUr lekpkj if=dkvk@sa lEeys uk sa dh dk;Zokfg;k sa d s lkj@Loh—fr i= vkfn e sa çdk'ku ij vda k sa d s vkcVa u gsrq fopkj ugÈ fd;k tk,xkA vko';d dqy Ldksj % 40 vda foHkkx çeq[k d s fy, % çkQs +slj % vè;srk 30 vda ¼jhMj½@lg&çkQs +slj % 20 vda egRoiw.kZ % 1. ekU;rk çkIr ijkLukrd vè;kid dk gj rhu o"kZ ij iquewZY;kda u fd;k tk,xk vkSj mld s ikl mld s Ldksj e sa de&l&s de 15 vfrfjä vda gkus s pkfg,A 2. ,d 'kkès kif=dk leh{kk fo'k"skK lfefr dk xBu fd;k tk ldrk gS tk s fofHkUu Jfs.k;k sa e sa miyCèk leLr varjkZ"Vªh; ,o a Hkkjrh; nUr 'kkès kif=dkvk sa dk s lpw hc) djxs hA ifj"kn dh ocs lkbV ij bl lpw h dk çn'kZu fd;k tk,xkA ;g lfefr 'kkès kif=dkvk sa dh lpw h dh okÆ"kd leh{kk dju s d s fy, Hkh mÙkjnk;h gkxs h vkSj og fofHkUu 'kkès kif=dkvk as d s çdk'kuk sa d s Lrj dh lrr fuxjkuh djxs h] ,o a ;fn 'kkès kif=dk }kjk mldk Lrj cuk, ugÈ j[kk tkrk gS rk s çdk'kuk sa dh Jfs.k;k sa dk mUu;u @ vou;u fd;k tk ldrk gAS fdlh Hkh fookn dh fLFkfr e sa fo'k"skK lfefr dh vuq'kalk dh leh{kk dk;Zdkjh lfefr }kjk dh tk,xh ,o a dk;dZ kjh lfefr dk fu.kZ; vfare gkxs kA Hkkx&5 ijh{kk,a 18.... ijh{kk,a & ¼d½ ik=rk % vfare ijh{kk e sa cSBu s gsrq ik= gkus s d s fy, çR;ds vH;FkÊ dk s fuEukfadr vko';drkvk sa dh iÆwr djuh gkxs hA ¼i½ mifLFkfr % çR;ds vH;FkÊ çR;ds 'kS{kf.kd o"kZ d s nkSjku 80%%%% mifLFkfr lqfuf'pr djxs kA (ii) çxfr ,o a vkpj.k % çR;ds vH;FkÊ çR;ds o"kZ d s nkSjku lca faèkr foHkkx }kjk vk;kfstr lxa kfs"B;k]sa 'kkès kif=dk leh{kk cSBdk]sa ifjppkZvk]sa lEeys uk]sa dsl çLrqfr;k]sa Dyhfudk sa vkSj çckès kkRed O;k[;kuk sa e sa Hkkx yxs kA (iii) dk;Z Mk;jh ,o a dk;Z ifatdk % çR;ds vH;FkÊ foHkkx }kjk lpa kfyr çf'k{k.k dk;ØZ ek sa e sa viuh lgHkkfxrk dk s vfHkyfs[kr dju s d s fy, bu fofu;ek sa d s lkFk fn, x, lya Xud&1 d s vuqlkj ,d dk;Z Mk;jh ,o a dk; Z ifatdk cukdj j[kxs kA laLFkku d s foHkkx çeq[k }kjk dk;Z Mk;jh ,o a dk;Z ita h dk lR;kiu ,o a çek.ku fd;k tk,xkA lark"sktud çxfr dk çek.ku dk;Z Mk;jh ,o a dk;Z ita h ij vkèkkfjr gksrk gSA ([k) foÜofo|ky; ijh{kk & foÜofo|ky; ijh{kk e sa lS)kfard] çk;kfsxd ,o a Dyhfudy ijh{kk rFkk ekSf[kd ijh{kk ,o a f'k{k.k&'kkL= 'kkfey gkxsa As (iv) lS)kfard ijh{kk % Hkkx&1% ble sa ,d ç'ui= gkxs kA ikBîØe d s çFke o"kZ dh lekfIr ij cfsld lkbalts + e sa lS)kfard ijh{kk yh tk,xhA ç'u i=k sa dk s rS;kj dju s ,o a mud s eYw ;kda u dk;Z lca faèkr foHkkx@fo'k"skKrk }kjk fd;k tk,xkA vH;ÆFk;k sa dk s vfare ¼Hkkx&2½ ijh{kk l s de&l&s de N% eghu s igy s Hkkx&1 ijh{kk mÙkh.kZ dj yus h gkxs h vkSj cfsld lkbalts + e sa U;uw re 50% vda çkIr dju s gkxsa As Hkkx&2% ble sa rhu ç'ui= gkxsa ]s ftud s uke bl çdkj gS% (v) çk;kfsxd ,o a Dyhfudy ijh{kk(¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 11 (vi) ekSf[kd ijh{kk( vkSj (vii) f'k{k.k 'kkL=A fdlh f}rh; fo'k"skKrk e sa vè;;u dh bPNk j[ku s oky s vH;FkÊ dk s ml fo'k"skKrk e sa rhu o"kks± dh vofèk dk iwjk ikBîØe djuk gkxs kA (x) 'kksèk&fucaèk % ijkLukrd mikfèk ijh{kk n s jgk çR;ds vH;FkÊ] ijh{kk l s de&l&s de N% ekg igy]s ijh{kk d s viu s çi= d s lkFk] viu s xkbM d s funsZ'ku ,o a ekxZn'kZu d s varxZr Lo; a }kjk jfpr ,d 'kkès k&fucèa k dh pkj Vfadr çfr;k a tek djxs kA bl çdkj tek fd, x, 'kkès k&fucèa k dk s ijh{kdk sa }kjk ijh{kk d s fy, lna ÆHkr fd;k tk,xk vkSj ijh{kdk sa }kjk ml s Lohdkj fd;k tkuk] vH;FkÊ dk s ijh{kk d s fyf[kr Hkkx e sa cSBu s dh vuqefr fn, tku s dh ,d iwoZorÊ 'krZ gkxs hA c'krsZ fd ftl vH;FkÊ d s 'kkès k&fucèa k dk s ijh{kd }kjk Lohdkj dj fy;k x;k gS] ij ftl s ijh{kk e sa vuqÙkh.kZ ?kkfs"kr fd;k x;k gS] ml s u;k 'kkès k&fucèa k çLrqr fd, fcuk vkxkeh ijh{kk e sa iqu% cSBu s dh vuqefr gkxs h % c'krsZ ;g Hkh fd ;fn ijh{kd }kjk 'kkès k&fucèa k vLoh—r dj fn;k tkrk gS] rk s ijh{kd vH;FkÊ dk s vLoh—fr d s dkj.k ,o a lqèkkj gsrq l>q ko çnku djxas s vkSj og vH;FkÊ viuk 'kkès k&çcèa k ijh{kd d s le{k iqu% çLrqr djxs k ftl s vH;FkÊ d s ijh{kk e sa cSBu s l s igy s ijh{kd }kjk Loh—r fd;k tk,xkA (/k) Dyhfudy@çk;ksfxd ijh{kk % Dyhfudy@çk;kfsxd ijh{kk dk s lpa kj] Dyhfudy tkpa ] fpfdRlh;@nUr dk;Zfofèk;k sa ;k çfsLØI'ku] ,Dljlkbt + çslfØI'ku] uohure rduhdk]sa eYw ;kda u vkSj ifj.kkek sa dh O;k[;k tSl s dkS'kyk sa e sa vH;FkÊ d s Dyhfudy dkS'ky] çn'kZu ,o a ;kXs ;rk dk ijh{k.k dju s d s fy, fMtkbu fd;k x;k gS rkfd vH;FkÊ ,d fo'k"skK d s :i e sa Lora= dk;Z dj ldAs lca )rknk;h foÜofo|ky; ;g lqfuf'pr djxs k fd vH;FkÊ dk s fofHkUu Dyhfudy dk;Zfofèk;k a fu"ikfnr dju s d s fy, i;kIZr volj fn, x, gkAsa lHkh fo'k"skKrkvk sa e sa çk;kfsxd@Dyhfudy ijh{kk N% vH;ÆFk;k sa d s fy, nk s fnuk sa e sa lpa kfyr dh tk,xh % c'krsZ fd ;fn çk;kfsxd@Dyhfudy ijh{kk nk s fnuk sa e sa i.w kZ ugÈ gk s ikrh gS rk s ml s ,d fnu dk foLrkj fn;k tk ldrk gSA ¼M-½ ekSf[kd ijh{kk % ekSf[kd ijh{kk fo|kÆFk;k sa d s Kku dh xgjkÃ] rdZ'kfä] vkRefoÜokl ,o a ekSf[kd lpa kj dkS'kyk sa d s vkdyu ij yf{kr gSA ¼p½ ijh{kk dh ;kstuk % lS)kafrd % Hkkx&1% cfsld lkbalts + ç'ui= — 100 vda Hkkx&2% ç'ui=&1] ç'ui=&2 ,o a ç'ui=&3 — 300 vda ¼çR;ds ç'ui= d s fy, 100 vda ½ fyf[kr ijh{kk e sa rhu ?kVa ksa dh vofèk dk cfsld lkbalts + ç'ui= ¼ç'ui=&1½ gkxs k vkSj bl s ,evk,s l ikBîØe d s çFke o"kZ d s lekiu ij lpa kfyr fd;k tkuk pkfg,A Hkkx&2 ijh{kk ,evk,s l ikBîØe d s r`rh; o"kZ d s lekiu ij lpa kfyr dh tk,xhA Hkkx&2 ijh{kk e sa ç'ui=&1] ç'ui=&2 vkSj ç'ui=&3 gkxsa s ftue sa l s çR;ds rhu ?kVa s dh vofèk dk gkxs kA ç'ui=&1 vkSj ç'ui=&2 e sa nk s nh?kZ mÙkjh; ç'u gkxsa s ftuesa l s çR;ds d s fy, 25 vda gkxsa s vkSj ik¡p ç'u 10 vda çR;ds oky s gkxsa As ç'ui=&3 fucèa kk sa ij gkxs kA ç'ui=&3 e sa rhu ç'u fn, tk,xa s vkSj fo|kFkÊ dk s fdUgÈ nk s ç'uk sa d s mÙkj nus s gkxsa As çR;ds ç'u ds fy, 50 vda fuèkkfZjr gASa fdlh Hkh ;k lHkh ç'ui=k sa es a gkfy;k çxfr l s lca faèkr ç'u iNw s tk ldr s gASa çR;ds ç'ui= d s fy, V‚fidk sa dk forj.k fuEuor gkxs k % Hkkx&1% ,IykbM cfsld lkbalts + % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] ,fEcz;kys ‚th] xzkFs k ,Ma MsoyieVsa tus fsVDl] bE;uw kys ‚th] ,Fa kzkis kys ‚th] fQft;kys ‚th] U;Vw ªh'ku ,Ma ck;kds fseLVªh] iSFkkys ‚th ,Ma ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ok;jkys ‚th] ,IykbM QkekdZ kys ‚th] fjlp Z eFs kMkys ‚th ,o a ck;ksLVfsVfLVDlA ,IykbM MVsa y ,ukV‚eh ,Ma fgLVkys ‚th] vksjy iSFkkys ‚th ,Ma vksjy ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ,MYV ,Ma tfsj;kfVªd lk;dkys ‚thA ,IykbM MVsa y eVhfj;YlA12 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] Hkkx&2% ç'ui=&1 fjewocs y ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDl ,Ma bEIykVa likVs sZM ç‚LFkkfsll ¼bEIykVa kys ‚th½] tfsj;kfVªd MfsaVLVªh ,o a Øfsu;k s Qfs'k;y ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDlA ç'ui=&2 fQD+ LM ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDl] v‚Dytq u+ ] Vh,et s rFkk ,LFkfsVDlA fucèa k ç'ui=&3 *fofHkUu ç'ui=k sa dk s fuèkkZfjr fd, x, V‚fidk sa dk eYw ;kda u lkekU;r% mUgÈ vuHq kkxk sa d s varxZr fd;k tkrk gAS gkykfad] fo"k; dk l[k+~r foHkktu lHa ko ugÈ Hkh gk s ldrk gS vkSj dNq V‚fidk sa dh ijLij&O;kfIr vo';lHa kkoh gAS fo|kÆFk;k sa dk s ijLij&O;kIr V‚fidk sa d s mÙkj nus s d s fy, rS;kjh djuh pkfg,A ¼N½ vadksa dk forj.k % l)S kfard % ¼;ksx 400 vda ½ ¼1½ Hkkx 1 foÜofo|ky; ijh{kk ¼100 vad½%& 10 vda çR;ds oky s 10 ç'u gkxsa s ¼dqy 100 vda ½A ¼2½ Hkkx 2 ¼100 vad ds 3 ç'ui=½%& ¼i½ ç'ui=&1% 25 vda çR;ds oky s nk s nh?kZ fucèa k ç'u ,o a 10 vda çR;ds oky s 5 y?kq fucèa k ç'uA ¼dqy 100 vda ½ ¼ii½ ç'ui=&2% 25 vda çR;ds oky s nk s nh?kZ fucèa k ç'u ,o a 10 vda çR;ds oky s 5 y?kq fucèa k ç'uA ¼dqy 100 vda ½ ¼iii½ ç'ui=&3% 3 fucèa k ç'uk sa e sa ls 2 ¼50 x 2 ¾ 100 vda ½ çk;kfsxd ,o a Dyhfudy ijh{kk % 200 vda ekSf[kd ijh{kk vkSj f'k{k.k'kkL= % 100 vda 19- ijh{kd% Hkkx 1% rhu fo|kÆFk;k sa d s fy, ,d vkarfjd vkSj ,d cká ijh{kd gkxs k ftldh fu;qfä lca )rknk;h foÜofo|ky; }kjk mlh dh fo'k"skKrk okyh mÙkj iqfLrdkvk sa d s eYw ;kda u gsrq dh tk,xhA gkykfad] fo|kÆFk;k sa dh l[a ;k e sa o`f) d s lkFk&lkFk ijh{kdk sa dh l[a ;k c<+kà tk ldrh gSA Hkkx 2% çR;ds fo"k; e sa pkj ijh{kd gkxsa As mue sa l s nk s ¼50%½ cká ijh{kd gkxsa s ,o a nk s ¼50%½ vkarfjd ijh{kd gkxsa As nkus k sa cká ijh{kdk sa dk s lca )rknk;h foÜofo|ky; dk s NkMs d+ j vU; fdlh foÜofo|ky; l s gkus k pkfg, vkSj mue sa l s de&l&s de ,d dk s fdlh vU; jkT; d s foÜofo|ky; l s gkus k pkfg,A 20- ijh{kdksa dh vgZrk ,oa mudk vuqHko % ijh{kd dh fu;qfä d s fy, vgZrk ,o a vè;kiu vuHq ko] fuEuor gkxs k %& ¼i½ mld s ikl fdlh ijkLukrd mikfèk dk;ØZ e e sa çkQs +slj dh vgZrk ,o a vuqHko gkxs k( ¼ ii½ ,sl s fdlh Hkh O;fä dk s ijh{kd fu;qä ugÈ fd;k tk ldrk g S tk s fo"k; e sa fu;fer ijkLukrd vè;kid ugÈ gS( ¼iii½ fo"k; dk vkarfjd ijh{kd mlh 'kS{kf.kd o"kZ e sa fdlh egkfo|ky; e sa cká ijh{kdRo Lohdkj ugÈ djxs k( ¼iv½ dkÃs Hkh O;fä yxkrkj nk s o"kks± l s vfèkd d s fy, ,d gh laLFkku e sa cká ijh{kd fu;äq ugÈ fd;k tk,xkA gkykfad] ;fn chp e sa ,d o"kZ dk varjky gS rk s ml O;fä dk s iqu% fu;qä fd;k tk ldrk gAS 21- ijh{kk dsaæ % ¼1½ tc foÜofo|ky; ijh{kk mlh 'kgj ;k dLc s e sa lpa kfyr dh tk jgh gk s tgk a mlh foÜofo|ky; d s varxZr ,d l s vfèkd ijkLukrd laLFkku gk]sa rk s foÜofo|ky; }kjk ,d eq[; ijh{kk dæsa fuèkkZfjr fd;k tk,xk vkSj 'kgj d s mu lHkh ijkLukrd laLFkkuk sa d s lHkh ijkLukrd fo|kFkÊ mlh dæas ij ijh{kk nxsa s % c'krsZ fd Dyhfudy ,o a ekSf[kd ijh{kk mud s laLFkkuk sa e sa lpa kfyr dh tk,xhA¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 13 ¼2½ ijh{kk dæsa d s :i e sa laLFkkuk sa dk ckjh&ckjh l s p;u foÜofo|ky; d s funsZ'kkuqlkj gkxs kA 22- mÙkj iqfLrdkvksa dk ewY;kadu % Hkkx&1% mÙkj iqfLrdkvk sa dk eYw ;kda u] cká ijh{kd@dk sa }kjk fd;k tk,xk Hkkx&2% mÙkj iqfLrdkvk sa dk eYw ;kda u pkj ijh{kdk sa }kjk fd;k tk,xk] ftue sa nk s vkarfjd ,o a nk s cká ijh{kd gkxsa s vkSj vkSlr vda k sa dh x.kuk dh tk,xhA 23- mÙkh.kZ çek.ki= gsrq ekunaM % foÜofo|ky; ijh{kk e sa mÙkh.k Z gkus s d s fy,] vH;FkÊ dk s nkus k sa ijh{kkvk sa ;Fkk lS)kfard ijh{kk ,o a ekSf[kd ijh{kk lfgr çk;kfsxd@Dyhfudy ijh{kk e sa Lora= :i l]s dqy vkcfaVr vda k sa dk 50% çkIr djuk gkxs k ¼Hkkx 1 ijh{kk e sa 100 es a l s 50 vda ,o a Hkkx 2 ijh{kk e sa lS)kfard ijh{kk e sa 300 e sa l s 150 vda rFkk Dyhfudy ijh{kk $ ekfS[kd ijh{kk feykdj 300 e sa l s 150 vda ½A Åij oÆ.kr vuqlkj 50% l s de vda iku s oky s vH;FkÊ dk s ijh{kk e sa vuqÙkh.k Z ?kkfs"kr dj fn;k tk,xkA ijh{kk e sa lQy ?kkfs"kr gq, vH;FkÊ dk s lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk e sa ekLVj v‚Q + MVsa y ltZjh dh mikfèk çnku dh tk,xhA Hkkx&6 ikBî fooj.k ¼flyscl½ ijkLukrd ikBîØe d s flycs l e sa ,IykbM cfsld lkbalts + vkSj lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk d s fo"k;] nkus k sa 'kkfey gksr s gSAa ,IykbM cfsld lkbalts + dk flycs l] fo'k"skKrk d s vuqlkj vyx&vyx gkxs k] blh çdkj] vH;FkÊ Hkh viuh&viuh fo'k"skKrk l s lca faèkr vU; fo"k;k sa e sa i;kZIr Kku vÆtr djxsa As 24- fofHkUu fo'k"skKrkvk sa e sa flycs l dk forj.k % ¼i½ ç‚LFkksMksafVDl ,aM Økmu ,aM fczt ç'ui=&1 ,IykbM cfsld lkbalts + % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] ,fEcz;kys ‚th] xzkFs k ,Ma MsoyieVsa tus fsVDl] bE;uw kys ‚th] ,Fa kzkis kys ‚th] fQft;kys ‚th] U;Vw ªh'ku ,Ma ck;kds fseLVªh] iFS kkys ‚th ,Ma ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ok;jkys ‚th] ,IykbM QkekZdkys ‚th] fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th ,o a ck;ksLVfsVfLVDlA ,IykbM MVsa y ,ukV‚eh ,Ma fgLVkys ‚th] vksjy iSFkkys ‚th ,Ma vksjy ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ,MYV ,Ma tfsj;kfVªd lk;dkys ‚thA ,IykbM MVsa y eVhfj;YlA Hkkx&2% ç'ui=&1 fjewocs y ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDl ,Ma bEIykVa likVs sZM ç‚LFkkfsll ¼bEIykVa kys ‚th½] tfsj;kfVdª MfsaVLVªh ,o a Øfsu;k s Qfs'k;y ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDlA ç'ui=&2 fQD+ LM ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDl] v‚Dytq u+ ] Vh,et s rFkk ,LFkfsVDlA ç'ui=&3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u ¼ii½ isfj;ksMksaVksy‚th Hkkx& 1 ç'ui=&1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] fQft;kys ‚th] ck;kds fseLVªh] iSFkkys ‚th] ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ok;jkys ‚th] QkekZdkys ‚th] fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th ,o a ck;ksLVfsVfLVDlA Hkkx&2 ç'ui=&1 u‚eZy ifsj;kMs kVsa y LVªDpj] ÃfV;kys ‚th ,Ma iFS kkts us sfll v‚Q + ifsj;kMs kVsa y fMlht]+ ,fiMfse;kys ‚th ,t + fjyVs Ms V w ifsj;kMs kfsaVDl] ç'ui=&2 ifsj;kMs kVsa y MkbXukfsll] Fksjis h ,Ma vksjy bIaykVa kys ‚th ç'ui=&3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u14 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] ¼iii½ vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y ltZjh Hkkx&1 ç'ui=&1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] fQft;kys ‚th] ck;kds fseLVªh] iSFkkys ‚th] ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ok;jkys ‚th] QkekZdkys ‚th] fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th ,o a ck;ksLVfsVfLVDlA Hkkx&2% ç'ui=&1 ekbuj vksjy ltZjh ,Ma Vª‚ek] ç'ui=&2 eSfDlyk&s Qf+s'k;y ltZjh ç'ui=&3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u ¼iv½ datosZfVo MsafVLVªh ,aM ,aMksMksafVDl ç'ui=&1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] fQft;kys ‚th] iSFkkys ‚th] lkFk e as vksjy ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] QkekZdkys ‚th] ck;ksLVfsVfLVDl ,o a fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th rFkk ,IykbM MVsa y eVhfj;YlA Hkkx&2 ç'ui=&1 dtosZfVo MfsaVLVªh ç'ui=&2 ,Ma kMs kfsaVDl ç'ui=&3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u ¼v½ v‚FkksZMksafVDl ,aM MsaVksQ+sf'k;y v‚FkksZihfMDl Hkkx&1 ç'ui=&1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] fQft;kys ‚th] MVsa y eVhfj;Yl] tus fsVDl] iSFkkys ‚th] fQftdy ,Fa kzkis kys ‚th] ,IykbM fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th] ck;k&s LVfsVfLVDl ,o a ,IykbM QkekZdkys ‚thA Hkkx&2 ç'ui=&1 v‚FkksZMkfsaVd fgLVjh] dUlIsV~l v‚Q + v‚Dyqtu+ ,Ma ,LFkfsVDl] pkbYM ,Ma ,MYV lk;dkys ‚th] ,fV;kys ‚th ,Ma DykflfQd+ 's ku v‚Q + ekyv‚Dytq u+ ] MVsa kQs f+s'k;y ,u‚eyht]+ MkbXukfsLVDl çkslhtlZ ,Ma VªhVeVsa IykÇux bu v‚FkksZMkfsaVDl] çfsDVl eus ts eVsa bu v‚FkksZMkfsaVDlA ç'ui=&2 Dyhfudy v‚FkksZMkfsaVDl ç'ui=&3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u ¼vi½ vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y iSFkksy‚th ,aM vksjy ekbØksck;ksy‚th % Hkkx&1 ç'ui=&1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] fQft;kys ‚th ¼tujy ,Ma vksjy½] lys ck;kys ‚th] tujy fgLVkys ‚th] ck;kds fseLVªh] tujy iSFkkys ‚th] tujy ,Ma flLVfsed ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] okbjkys ‚th] ek;dkys ‚th] cfsld bE;uw kys ‚th] vksjy ck;kys ‚th ¼vksjy ,Ma MVsa y fgLVkys ‚th½] ck;ksLVfsVfLVDl ,o a fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚thA Hkkx&2% ç'ui=&1 vksjy iSFkkys ‚th] vksjy ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th ,o a bE;uw kys ‚th rFkk Q+ksjfsald vkMs kVsa kys ‚thA ç'ui=&2 ç;kxs 'kkyk rduhd sa ,o a funku ¼MkbXukfsll½ rFkk vksjy vkdSa kys ‚th o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u ç'ui=&3¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 15 ¼vii½ ifCyd gsYFk MsafVLVªh Hkkx&1 ç'ui=&1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh ,Ma fgLVkys ‚th] ,IykbM fQft;kys ‚th ,Ma ck;kds fseLVªh] ,IykbM iSFkkys ‚th] ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] vksjy iSFkkys ‚th] fQftdy ,Ma lk's ky ,Fa kzkis kys ‚th] ,IykbM QkekZdkys ‚th ,o a fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th rFkk ck;ksLVfsVfLVDlA Hkkx&2% ç'ui= 1 ifCyd gYs Fk MVsa y ç'ui= 2 ifCyd gYs Fk ç'ui= 3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u (viii) ihfM;kfVªd MsafVLVªh Hkkx&1 ç'ui= 1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] fQft;kys ‚th] ck;kds fseLVªh] iFS kkys ‚th] ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ok;jkys ‚th] QkekZdkys ‚th] fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th ,o a ck;ksLVfsVfLVDl] xzkFs k ,Ma MsoyieVsa ,Ma MVsa y Iykd] tus fsVDlA Hkkx&2% ç'ui=&1 Dyhfudy ihMkMs kfsaVDl ç'ui=&2 çhofsaVo ,Ma dE;fwuVh MfsaVLVªh ,t + ,IykbM V w ihfM;kfVªd MfsaVLVªh ç'ui=&3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u (ix) vksjy esfMflu ,aM jsfM;ksy‚th Hkkx&1 ç'ui= 1 ,IykbM csfld lkbalst+ % ,IykbM ,ukV‚eh] fQft;kys ‚th] ck;kds fseLVªh] iSFkkys ‚th] ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th] ok;jkys ‚th] QkekZdkys ‚th] fjlpZ eFs kMkys ‚th ,o a ck;ksLVfsVfLVDlA Hkkx&2% ç'ui=&1 vksjy ,Ma eSfDlykQs f+s'k;y jfsM;kys ‚th ç'ui=&2 vksjy efsMflu] FksjkI;fwVDl ,Ma ycs ksjVs jh bUofsLVx's kUlA ç'ui=&3 o.kZukRed ,o a fo'y"sk.k çdkj d s ç'u vè;k; & 7 ikBîp;kZ d s y{; ,o a mí's ; 25 y{; & fofHkUu fo'k"skKrkvk sa e sa ijkLukrd çf'k{k.k dk y{; ,sl s MVsa y ltZjh Lukrdk sa dk s çf'kf{kr djuk gS tk]s (i) lca faèkr fo'k"skKrk dk n{k] çHkkoh rFkk oSKkfud Kku ,o a dkS'ky }kjk leÆFkr vH;kl djxsa (s (ii) lekuqHkfwr ,o a n[s kHkky dju s okyk joS;k O;ogkj e sa yk,xa s vkSj mPp uSfrd ekud dk;e j[kxsa (s (iii) pkg s vè;kiu gk s ;k vH;kl] nkus k sa {ks=k sa e sa fo'k"skKrk rFkk lca faèkr fo'k"skKrkvk sa e sa i's ksoj f'k{kk tkjh j[ku s e sa xgjh #fp n'kkZr s jgxsa (s (iv) fdlh Hkh f'k{kkFkÊ] dfu"B ;k lgdeÊ d s lkFk Kku ,o a dkS'ky lk>k dju s dk s rS;kj jgxsa (s16 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] (v) lokZfèkd rkÆdd i)fr viuku s d s fy,] fofHkUu voèkkj.kkvk sa vkSj –f"Vdk.s kk sa d s lekykps ukRed fo'y"sk.k ,o a eYw ;kda u dh {kerk fodflr djxsa As 26 mís'; & ijkLukrd çf'k{k.k dk mí's ; vH;FkÊ dk s bl çdkj çf'kf{kr djuk gS ftll s #fp d s lkekU; ,o a fo'k"sk] nkus k as {ks=k sa e sa mPprj l{kerk lqfuf'pr gk s vkSj og vè;kiu] 'kkès k vkSj fo'k"skKrk vH;kl d s {ks= e sa dfj;j d s fy, rS;kj gk s tk,A fo|kFkÊ dk s fo"k; e sa mPp dkfsV dh Dyhfudy n{krk çkIr djuh pkfg, vkSj lca faèkr {ks= e sa 'kkès k ,o a mldh fØ;ki)fr e sa l{kerk fodflr djuh pkfg,A vH;FkÊ }kjk ikBîØe i.w kZ fd, tku s rd çkIr dj fy, tku s oky s mí's ;k sa dk s fuEuor oxÊ—r fd;k tk ldrk g S %& ¼d½ Kku ¼lKa kukRed {ks=½ ¼[k½ dkS'ky ¼euk&s xR;kRed {ks=½ ¼x½ ekuoh; eYw ;] uSfrd vH;kl rFkk lpa kj ;kXs ;rk, a ¼d½ Kku & ¼i½ fo'k"skKrk gsrq çklfaxd cfsld lkbalts + dh le> çnÆ'kr djuk( ¼ii½ o;Ldk sa vkSj cPpk sa e sa vke leL;kvk sa dh ,fV;kys ‚th ¼gsrqfoKku½] iSFkkfsQft;kys ‚th ¼fo—fr'kjhjfØ;kfoKku½] ÇçfliYl v‚Q + MkbXukfsll ,Ma eus ts esaV ¼funku vkSj çcèa ku d s fl)kar½ dk o.kZu djuk( ¼iii½ fdlh dsl fo'k"sk d s lkekftd] vkÆFkd] i;kZoj.kh; ,o a HkkoukRed fuèkkZjdk sa dh igpku djuk vkSj mipkj dh ;kts uk cuku s e sa mUg sa 'kkfey djuk( ¼iv½ ,slh ¼jkxs &½fLFkfr;k sa dk s igpkuuk tk s fo'k"skKrk@l{kerk d s {ks= ls ckgj dh gk s ldrh g]Sa vkSj mUg sa lca faèkr fo'k"skK d s ikl Hkts uk( ¼v½ Lokè;k; }kjk vkSj fo'k"skKrk l s lca faèkr ikBîØek]as lEeys uk sa vkSj lxa kfs"B;k sa e sa Hkkx yds j Kku v|ru djuk( ¼vi½ fofHkUu oSKkfud lekjkgs k@sa lEeys uk sa e sa dk;Z dk s çdkf'kr ;k çLrqr dju s d s y{; d s lkFk lia jh{kk ¼v‚fMV½ djuk] lpw uk çkS|kfsxdh dk mi;kxs djuk rFkk eyw Hkwr ,o a Dyhfudy] nkus k sa çdkj dk 'kkès k djuk( ¼[k½ dkS'ky % ¼i½ mfpr Dyhfudy bfrgkl çkIr djuk] jkxs h dh tk¡p djuk] vko';d uSnkfud dk;fZofèk;k a lia kfnr djuk vkSj çklfaxd ijh{k.kk sa dk vkn's k nus k ,o a mudk vFkZ le>uk rkfd ¼jkxs &½fLFkfr d s lca èa k esa ,d mfpr funku ¼MkbXukfsll½ rd igpqa k tk ld(s ¼ii½ fo'k"skKrk e sa tk s vko';d g Sa ,slh fofHkUu dk;fZofèk;k a dju s d s fy, i;kZIr dkS'ky ,o a l{kerk çkIr djuk( ¼x½ ekuoh; ewY;] uSfrd vH;kl rFkk lapkj ;ksX;rk,aA ¼i½ vH;kl d s lHkh igyvq k sa e sa uSfrd fl)kar viukuk( ¼ii½ i's ksoj Ãekunkjh ,o a lR;fu"Bk dk s c<+kok nus k( ¼iii½ jkxs h lkekftd fLFkfr] tkfr] iFa k ;k èkeZ d s vkèkkj ij Hkns Hkko fd, fcuk jkxs h dk s n[s kHkky nus k( ¼iv½ çcèa ku gsrq miyCèk mipkj fodYi le>ku s d s fy, lpa kj dkS'ky fodflr djuk( jkxs h l s ,d okLrfod lfwpr lgefr çkIr djuk( ¼v½ usr`Ro çnku djuk vkSj lkgS knZi.w kZ dk;Z ifjo's k e sa viuh Vhe l s mldk loJZ "sB dk;Z djokuk( ¼vi½ ekuo ;k i'kq 'kkès k djr s le; mPp lnkpkjh o uSfrd ekudk sa dk s O;ogkj e sa ykuk( ¼vii½ fouez jguk vkSj viu s Kku ,o a dkS'ky dh lhekvk sa dk s Lohdkjuk vkSj vko';drk gkus s ij lgdÆe;k sa l s lgk;rk ekxa uk(¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 17 ¼viii½ jkxs h d s vfèkdkjk sa ,o a fo'k"skkfèkdkjk]sa ftue sa jkxs h dk lpw uk dk vfèkdkj ,o a f}rh; er iku s dk vfèkdkj 'kkfey gS] dk lEeku djukA Hkkx&8 fo'ks"kKrk,a 27- ijkLukrd ikBîØek sa d s fy, foÜofo|ky;@laLFkku }kjk ftu fo'k"skKrkvk sa dk vuqlj.k fd;k tk,xk o s fuEuor oÆ.kr g Sa %& ¼i½ ç‚LFkksMksafVDl ,aM Økmu ,aM fczt % ç‚LFkkMs kfsaVDl ,Ma Økmu ,Ma fctz ] MVsa y vkVZ ,Ma lkbal dh og 'kk[kk gS tk s LFkk;h ;k gVk, tk ldu s oky s —f=e LFkkukiUuk sa dk mi;kxs djr s g,q vuiq fLFkr ;k {kr çk—frd nk¡rk sa o lca faèkr Årdk sa d s çfrLFkkiu }kjk eq[kh; dk;Z{kerk] LokLF;] lqfoèkk ,o a :i&jxa dh cgkyh vkSj mUg sa dk;e j[ku s l s lca èa k j[krh gAS ¼ii½ isfj;ksMksaVksy‚th % ifsj;kMs kVsa kys ‚th og foKku gS tk s nk¡rk sa dh o"sVu vkSj vkèkkj lajpukvk sa vkSj E;dw l f>Yyh d s LokLF; ,o a jkxs k sa l s lca faèkr gSA ¼iii½ vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y ltZjh % vksjy ,Ma eSfDlykQs f+s'k;y ltZjh] euq"; d s tcM+k sa vkSj lca faèkr eq[kh; o pgs j s dh lajpukvk sa d s jkxs k]sa pkVs k sa rFkk nk"skk sa d s funku vkSj lÆtdy o ,MtfaDVo mipkj l s lca faèkr gSA ¼iv½ datosZfVo MsafVLVªh ,aM ,aMksMksafVDl % dta osZfVo MfsaVLVªh dBksj Årdk sa vkSj nk¡r d s iYi d s jkxs k sa ,o a pkVs k sa vkSj lca faèkr ifsj,fidy {kfr;k sa dh jkds Fkke vkSj mipkj l s rFkk] Lo:i] dk;Z{kerk ,o a lqna jrk dh –f"V l s mu nk¡rk sa dk s iwoZor dju s l s lca faèkr gSA ¼v½ v‚FkksZMksafVDl ,aM MsaVksQ+sf'k;y v‚FkksZihfMDl % v‚FkksZMkfsaVDl ,Ma MVsa kQs f+s'k;y v‚FkksZihfMDl vksjy ,u‚eyht + ¼eq[k dh folxa fr;k½sa vkSj ekyv‚Dyqtu+ ¼nk¡rk sa dh xy+ r fLFkfr½ dh jkds Fkke ,o a lqèkkj l s vkSj] ble sa 'kkfey lajpukvk sa e sa bl çdkj rkyeys cSBku s l s lca faèkr gS ftll s nk¡rk sa dh ;a=koyh lkekU; <xa l s dk;Z djAs ¼vi½ vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y iSFkksy‚th ,aM vksjy ekbØksck;ksy‚th vksjy ,Ma eSfDlykQs f+s'k;y iFS kkys ‚th ,Ma vksjy ekbØkcs k;kys ‚th eq[kh; jkxs k sa dh ç—fr] mud s dkj.kk]sa çfØ;kvk sa vkSj çHkkok sa l s lca faèkr gSA ;g eq[kh; jkxs k sa d s Dyhfudy çdVu vkSj mu jkxs k sa l s lca faèkr 'kjhjfØ;koKS kfud ,o a 'kjhjjpuk lca èa kh ifjorZuk sa d s chp lca èa k LFkkfir djrh gAS ¼vii½ ifCyd gsYFk MsafVLVªh ifCyd gYs Fk MfsaVLVªh] lxa fBr lkeqnkf;d ç;klk sa d s ekè;e ls nUr jkxs k sa dh jkds Fkke o fu;a=.k dju s vkSj nUr LokLF; dk s c<+kok nus s dh dyk vkSj foKku gSA ¼viii½ ihfM;kfVªd ,aM çhosafVo MsafVLVªh ihfM;kfVªd ,Ma çhofsaVo MfsaVLVªh ckY;dky e sa gk s ldu s oky s eq[kh; ,o a nUr jkxs k sa dh jkds Fkke o mipkj l s lca èa k j[krh gSA ¼ix½ vksjy esfMflu ,aM jsfM;ksy‚th vksjy efsMflu] MfsaVLVªh dh og fo'k"skKrk gS tk s eq[kh; Årdk sa d s LFkkuh; vkSj l?a kVukRed mn~xe oky s jkxs k sa dh igpku ,o a mud s fpfdRlh; çcèa ku e sa mi;kxs h eyw Hkwr uSnkfud dk;Zfofèk;k sa vkSj rduhdk sa l s lca èa k j[krh gSA jfsM;kys ‚th ,d foKku g S tk s ,Dl&j s vkSj vksjkQs f+s'k;y jkxs k sa d s lca èa k e sa jkxs kis pkj o funku e sa mud s mi;kxs k sa l s lca èa k j[krk gSA18 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 28- Dyhfudy lkexzh & ijkLukrd ikBîØe dh çR;ds fo'k"skKrk e sa Dyhfudy lkexzh dh U;uw re vko';drk dk o.kZu bu fofu;ek sa dh vuqlpw h&8 e sa fd;k x;k gSA vuqlwph&1 [fofu;e 11 ds mi&fofu;e ¼2½ dk [kaM ¼[k½ ns[ksa] 'kksèkif=dk leh{kk çLrqfr;ksa ds ewY;kadu gsrq vkn'kZ tkaplwphA çf'k{kq dk uke % frfFk lda k; lnL; @ ç{s kd dk uke % Ø- çLrqfr ds nkSjku çs{k.k gsrq Çcnq [k+jkc vkSlr vkSlr vPNk cgqr vfèkd la- ls uhps vPNk 0 1 2 3 4 1. pquk x;k y[s k --- Fkk 2. vH;FkÊ }kjk 'kkès ki= d s foLrkj {ks= vkSj mí's ;k sa dk s le> s tku s dh lhekA 3. D;k ikj&lna HkZ ¼Ø‚l&fjQ+jsal½ l s ijke'k Z fd;k x;k FkkA 4. D;k vU; çklfaxd çdk'kuk sa l s ijke'k Z fd;k x;k FkkA 5. 'kkès ki= @ fo"k; ij fd, x, ç'uk sa ij mÙkj nus s dh ;kXs ;rkA 6. ç;qä v‚fM;k&s fot+qvy lgk;d lkefxz;kAa 7. 'kkès ki= d s i{k e sa ckys u s dh ;kXs ;rkA 8. çLrqfr dh Li"VrkA 9. vU; dkÃs ç{s k.kA dqy Ldksj vuqlwph&2 [fofu;e 11 ds mi&fofu;e ¼2½ dk [kaM ¼x½ ns[ksa] laxks"Bh çLrqfr;ksa ds ewY;kadu gsrq vkn'kZ tkaplwph çf'k{kq dk uke % frfFk % lda k; lnL; @ ç{s kd dk uke % Ø- çLrqfr ds nkSjku çs{k.k gsrq Çcnq [k+jkc vkSlr ls vkSlr vPNk cgqr la- uhps vPNk 0 1 2 3 4 1. i.w kZrk ,o a rS;kjhA 2. çLrqfr dh Li"VrkA¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 19 3. fo"k; dh le>A 4. D;k vU; çklfaxd çdk'kuk sa l s ijke'k Z fd;k x;k FkkA 5. D;k ikj&lna HkZ ¼Ø‚l&fjQ+jsal½ l s ijke'k Z fd;k x;k FkkA 6. ç'uk sa d s mÙkj nus s dh ;kXs ;rkA 7. le; fuèkkZj.kA 8. v‚fM;k&s fot+qvy lgk;d lkefxz;k sa dk mi;qä mi;kxs A 9. lia .w kZ çn'kZuA 10. vU; dkÃs ç{s k.kA dqy Ldksj vuqlwph&3 [fofu;e 11 ds mi&fofu;e ¼2½ dk [kaM ¼M-½ ns[ksa] ¼d½ cfgjksZxh foHkkx esa fd, x, Dyhfudy dk;Z ds ewY;kadu gsrq vkn'kZ tkaplwph ¼lca faèkr ;fwuV çeq[kk sa }kjk ekg e sa ,d ckj i.w kZ dh tk,xh] vU; foHkkxk sa e sa ikÇsLVx 'kkfey½ çf'k{kq dk uke % frfFk % ;fwuV çeq[k dk uke % Ø- çLrqfr ds nkSjku çs{k.k gsrq Çcnq [k+jkc vkSlr ls vkSlr vPNk cgqr la- uhps vPNk 0 1 2 3 4 1. fu;fer mifLFkfrA 2. le;c)rkA 3. lgdÆe;k sa vkSj lg;kxs h LVkQ + d s lkFk ijLij O;ogkj@ckrphrA 4. dsl vfHky[s k cuk dj j[kukA 5. dsl çLrqfrA 6. tkpa &iM+rky dk dk;ZA 7. p;s jlkbM f'k"VkpkjA 8. jkfsx;k sa d s lkFk ?kfu"BrkA 9. Dyhfudy dk;Z dh lia .w kZ xq.koÙkkA dqy Ldksj ¼[k½ Dyhfudy dsl çLrqfr dk ewY;kadu çf'k{kq dk uke % frfFk % lda k; lnL;@ç{s kd dk uke % Ø- çLrqfr ds nkSjku çs{k.k [k+jkc vkSlr ls vkSlr vPNk cgqr la- gsrq Çcnq uhps vfèkd 0 1 2 3 vPNk 4 1. bfrgkl dh i.w kZrkA 2. D;k lHkh çklfaxd Çcn q iNw s x,A20 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 3. çLrfqr dh Li"VrkA 4. rkÆdd ØeA 5. lHkh ldkjkRed vkSj udkjkRed Çcnvq k sa dk mYy[s k fd;kA 6. lkekU; 'kkjhfjd tkpa dh 'k)q rkA 7. funku % D;k ;g bfrgkl vkSj tkpa &ifj.kkek@sa fu"d"kks± dk rkÆdd <xa l s vuqlj.k djrk gSA 8. vko';d ijh{k.k@tk¡pA lia .w k Z lpw hA çklfaxd ØeA tk¡p@ijh{k.kk sa dk vFk Z le>ukA 9. D;k ;g bfrgkl vkSj tkpa &ifj.kkek@sa fu"d"kks± dk rkÆdd <xa l s vuqlj.k djrk gS bl ç'u ij çfrfØ;k nus s dh ;kXs ;rkA 10. funku lgh fl) dju s dh ;kXs ;rkA 11. foHkns d funku ¼fMQ+jfsa'k;y MkbXukfsll½ dk vkSfpR; fl) dju s dh ;kXs ;rkA 12. vU;A egk;ksx è;ku nsa % çR;sd ladk; lnL; ds fy, —i;k vyx 'khV dk mi;ksx djsaA vuqlwph&4 [fofu;e 11 ds mi&fofu;e ¼2½ dk [kaM ¼t½ ns[ksa] vè;kiu dkS'ky d s eYw ;kda u gsrq vkn'kZ tkpa lpw h çf'k{kq dk uke % frfFk % lda k; lnL; @ ç{s kd dk uke % Ø- çs{k.k gsrq Çcnq [k+jkc vkSlr ls vkSlr vPNk cgqr la- uhps vfèkd vPNk 0 1 2 3 4 1. ckrphr d s mí's ; dk s jkxs h rd igqpa kukA 2. fo"k; e sa Jksrkvk sa dh #fp mRiUu djrk gAS 3. ifjp;A 4. fopkjk sa dk ØeA 5. O;kogkfjd mnkgj.kk sa vkSj @ ;k –"Vkark sa dk mi;kxs A 6. ckys u s dh 'kSyh ¼vkuna e;] uhjl] vkfn] fuÆn"V dj½saA 7. Jksrkvk sa dh lgHkkfxrk iku s dk ç;kl djrk gAS 8. var e sa eq[; Çcnqvk sa dk lkjk'a kA 9. ç'u iNw rk gSA 10. Jksrkvk sa }kjk iNw s x, ç'uk sa d s mÙkj nsrk gAS 11. viu s Jksrkvk sa d s lkFk oäk dh ?kfu"BrkA¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 21 12. ckrphr dh çHkko'khyrkA 13. v‚fM;k&s fot+qvy lgk;d lkefxz;k sa dk mi;qä <xa l s ç;kxs djrk gSA vuqlwph&5 [fofu;e 11 ds mi&fofu;e ¼2½ dk [kaM ¼>½ ns[ksa] ¼d½ 'kkès k&fucèa k çLrqfr gsrq vkn'kZ tkpa lpw h çf'k{kq dk uke % frfFk % lda k; lnL; @ ç{s kd dk uke % Ø- fopkj e sa yus s gsrq ÇcnqA [k+jkc vkSlr vkSlr vPNk cgqr la- ls uhps vPNk 0 1 2 3 4 1. V‚fid pquu s e sa #fp n'kkZukA 2. mi;qä leh{kkA 3. xkbM ,o a vU; vè;kidk sa d s lkFk ppkZA 4. çkVs kds ‚y dh xq.koÙkkA 5. çkQs +‚ekZ dh rS;kjhA dqy Ldksj ([k) xkbM@dks&xkbM }kjk 'kksèk&fucaèk dk;Z dk lrr ewY;kadu çf'k{kq dk uke % frfFk % lda k; lnL;@ç{s kd dk uke % Ø- çLrqfr ds nkSjku çs{k.k gsrq Çcnq [k+jkc vkSlr vkSlr vPNk cgqr la- ls uhps vPNk 0 1 2 3 4 1. xkbM @ dk&s xkbM l s le;&le; ij ijke'kZA 2. dsl lkefxz;k sa dk fu;fer lda yuA 3. fo'y"sk.k @ ppkZ dh xgjkÃA 4. vfare vkmViqV dh xq.koÙkkA 5. vU; dqy Ldksj vuqlwph&6 [fofu;e 11 ds mi&fofu;e ¼2½ dk [kaM ¼>½ ns[ksa] lexz vkdyu 'khV frfFk % Ø- ladk; çf'k{kq dk uke ,o a ekè; Ldksj la- lnL; d [k x ?k M- p N t > ´ 1. 2. 3.22 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] foHkkx çeq[k dk gLrk{kj çèkkukpk;Z dk gLrk{kj è;ku nsa % vè;;u ikBîØe lark"sktud <xa l s i.w kZ gkus s d s çek.ku d s fy, mifLFkfr dh vko';drk d s lkFk&lkFk] dk;Zita h ,o a mi;qZä lexz vkdyu 'khV dk s vkèkkj ekuk tk,xkA lda sr % ladk; lnL; % vkdyu dju s oky s lda k; lnL; dk ukeA ekè; Ldksj % tkpa lfwp;k sa d s lHkh Ldksjk sa dk ;kxs A d. [k,---- % çf'k{kq dk ukeA vuqlwph&7 [fofu;e 14 ds mi&fofu;e ¼2½ ns[ksa] midj.k foHkkx % ç‚LFkksMksafVDl ,aM Økmu ,aM fczt Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk 1- byfsDVªdy MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV 'kSMkys Sl yiSa ] fLiVuw ] 3 o s gj ihth fo|kFkÊ d s flÇjt] baLVªqeVsa Vª s vkSj fy, ,d p;s j o ekVs jkbTM+ lD'ku] ;fwuV vkSj vè;kid ekbØkes kVs j ,o a ,;jkVs j d s fy, ;fwuV lesr vVps eVsa o nk s p;s jA gMSa ihlk sa l s ;qäA 1 2 ;fwuV ;fwuV 2- vkÆVdqyVs j & les h ,MtLVcs y @ 6 12 ,MtLVcs y] lkFk e sa Q+sl ck s 3- ekbØkes kVs j & ¼ySc Vkbi] nhokj l s vVps 2 4 ¼fQD+ l½ Hkh fd;k tk ldrk gS½ 4- vYVªklkfsud Ldys j 2 2 5- ykbV D;ksl Z 2 2 6- xeZ ok;q vou 1 1 7- v‚VkDs yso 2 2 8- losZ;j 2 2 9- ç'khfr= ¼jfsÝtjVs j½ 1 1 10- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 1 2 11- U;ew fsVd] Økmu fczt fjewoj 2 3 12- uhfMy MsLVª‚;j 1 2 13- bVa ªk&vksjy dSejk 1 1 14- fMftVy ,l,yvkj dSejk 1 1 15- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs duDs 'ku] ÇçVj vkSj 1 1 Ldus j 16- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 çksLFksfVDl gsrq Dyhfudy ySc¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 23 1- IykLVj fMLisalj 2 2 2- e‚My fVªej] dkcksZjMsa e fMLd okyk 1 2 3- e‚My fVªej] Mk;eMa fMLd okyk 1 2 4- gkà LihM yns 2 3 5- okbcVzs j 2 4 6- ,fØykbt+j 1 2 7- MhoÇsDlx ;fwuV 1 2 8- gk;Mª‚fyd çsl 1 1 9- eds fsudy çsl 1 1 10- oSD;ew feÇDlx e'khu 1 1 11- ekbØk s ekVs j ySc Vkbi 2 3 12- D;kÇsjx ç's kj i‚V 1 1 13- ç's kj ekÇsYMx e'khu 1 1 Økse & dksckYV ySc midj.k 1- MqfIydVs j 1 1 2- ÇiMDs l flLVe 1 1 3- cuZ&vkmV Qu+ sZl 1 1 4- oYs Mj 1 1 5- lSMa CykLVj ekbØk s ,o a eSØk s 1 1 6- byDs Vªk&s i‚fy'kj 1 1 7- e‚My fVªej] dkcksZjMsa e fMLd okyk 1 1 8- e‚My fVªej] Mk;eMa fMLd okyk 1 1 9- e‚My fVªej] Mcy fMLd okyk ¼,d 1 1 dkcksZjMsa e vkSj ,d Mk;eMa fMLd½ 10- dkÇLVx e'khu] l¶s V+ h Mksj Dykts +j okyh 1 1 ekVs j dkLV] jxs qyVs j okyh xSl Cyk s V‚p Z 11- MhoSÇDlx Qu+ sZl 1 1 oSD;ew iia lfgr bMa D'ku dkÇLVx e'khu] tk s 1 1 VkbVfsu;e Økes dkcs kYV çfsltu+ eVs y dh <ykà e sa leFk Z gk s 12- dcs y d s lkYs MÇjx vVps eVsa ds lkFk Li‚V 1 1 oYs Mj24 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 13- LVhe Dyhuj 1 1 14- oSD;ew feÇDlx e'khu 1 1 15- ÇLiMy xzkbMa j 24]000 vkjih,e] oSD;ew 1 1 lD'ku d s lkFk 16- oSDl ghVj 2 3 17- oSDl dkoZj ¼Q+qy ihdVs h lVs ½ 2 3 18- i"sk.k ¼feÇyx½ e'khu 1 1 19- LVhfj;k s ekbØksLdkis 1 1 20- eSfXuQ+kbxa odZ yiSa 1 1 21- gSoh MîVw h yns ] lD'ku d s lkFk 1 1 22- çhghÇVx Qu+ sZl 1 1 23- Mªkb e‚My fVªej 1 1 24- Mkà dÇVx e'khu 1 2 25- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj 1 1 26- dia kfstV D;kÇsjx ;fwuV 1 1 fljsfed ySc midj.k 1- Qy+q h çksxzkecs y ikslÊyus Q+usZl] oDS ;ew iia d s lkFk 1 1 2- fljfsed fdV ¼midj.k½ 3 3 3- fljfsed eVhfj;Yl ¼fdV½ 1 1 4- fljfsed i‚fyÇ'kx fdV 2 2 bEIykaV midj.k 1- byfsDVªdy MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV 1 1 2- fQft;k s fMLisalj 1 1 3- bEIykVa fdV U;uw re 2 flLVe 2 2 4- bEIykVa 10 10 5- çksLFkfsVd dia kus Vsa 10 10 6- ;fwuV ekmVa ykbV D;ksj 1 2 7- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 1 2¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 25 8- uhfMy MsLVª‚;j 1 2 9- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj] 3-5 yhVj {kerk dk 1 1 10- lHkh vuq'kfalr pØk sa d s fy, çkxs zkecs y 1 2 v‚VkDs yso 11- ,Dl&j s e'khu] vkjohth d s lkFk 1 1 12- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 13- lÆtdy fdV@çksLFkfsVd fdV 2 2 14- ,tdq ÇsVx e‚My 1 1 15- bEIykVa gVku s d s midj.k 1 1 foHkkx% isfj;ksMksaVksy‚th Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk 1- MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV fo|qr pkfyr] lkFk e sa gj ihth fo|kFkÊ d s fy, 'kSMkys Sl ySEi] fLiVuw ] 3 o s ,d p;s j o ;fwuV vkSj flÇjt] baLVªqeVsa Vª s vkSj vè;kid d s fy, ;fwuV lesr ekVs jkbTM+ lD'ku] ekbØkes kVs j nk s p;s jA vVps eVsa ] lkFk e sa dkVSa ªk ,xa y gMSa ihl] ,;jkVs j vVps eVsa ] vYVªklkfsud Ldys j ¼iht+k½s] lkFk e sa fMVps cs y v‚VkDs ysocs y gMSa ihl 1 ;fwuV 2 ;fwuV 2- v‚Vk s Dyso ¼Q+qyh v‚Vkes fsVd½ ÝVa 1 2 ykÇsMx 3- LVhy fcu 4 6 4- ,;jkVs j gSMa ihl 2 2 5- ;woh pSEcj 1 1 6- Q+‚esZfyu pES cj 1 1 7- McY;-w,p-vk-s çkcs 2 2 8- ucs lZ çkcs 2 2 9- fofy;El çkcs 2 226 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 10- ;,w ulh&15 çkcs 4 4 11- xkYs M eSu Q+‚Dl çkcs 1 1 12- ç's kj lfsalfVo çkcs 1 1 13- ekÆDol dyj dkMs Ms çkcs 1 1 14- lqçk Çtftoy Ldys lZ lVs 2 2 15- lc Çtftoy Ldys j lVs 2 2 16- vjdalkl 'kkiÇZux LVkus 1 1 lÆtdy midj.k 1- #Vhu lÆtdy baLVªqeVsa fdV lVs 2 3 ¼cus fDol ifsj;ksLVhy ,fyoVs j] ifsj;kVs kes ½ 2- lÆtdy Vª‚yh 6 6 3- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 1 2 4- lÆtdy dSlVs ] lkFk e sa 4 6 LVfjykbt'+s ku i‚mp 5- byDs Vªk s ltZjh ;fwuV 1 1 fo'ks"k lÆtdy midj.k 1- fddZySMa ~l ukbQ + lVs 1 1 2- v‚cZUl ukbQ + lVs 1 1 3- iSDoVs CyMs gMSa y 1 1 4- Øus diyu i‚dVs ekdZj lVs 1 1 5- eSd d‚Yl ;fwuolZy D;qjVs ~l lVs 1 1 6- xzslht + D;qjVs ~l ¼u-a 1&18½ lVs 2 2 7- feuh Q+kbo D;qjVs ~l lVs 1 1 8- D;qekbu Ldys j 1 1¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 27 9- eSyVs 1 1 10- fpty+s 1 1 11- v‚Dlus ckbu fpty+s LVªVs ] dOMZ 1 1 12- 'yxw j ckus Q+kby 1 1 13- ckus fQD+ l's ku LØ w fdV 1 1 14- ckus LØis j 1 1 15- v‚Vkxs zk¶V+ ~l fudkyu s d s fy, ckus 1 lVs 1 1 VªQs kbUl 16- ckus jhtujfsVo eVhfj;y ckus xzk¶V+ vkSj thVhvkj 5 5 eEs cuzs 17- ykds y Mªx fMyhojh flLVe de&l&s de nk s fofHkUu 1 ux çR;ds 1 ,tVsa 18- :V dMa h'kÇux ,tVsa de&l&s de nk s fofHkUu 2 2 ,tVsa 19- ekbØk s uhfMy gkYs Mj 1 1 20- ekbØk s flt+j 1 1 21- eSfXuQ+kbxa yiw ¼2-5 & 3-5½ 1 2 22- v‚ijÇsVx ekbØksLdkis oSdfYid 1 1 23- FkMZ tuj's ku fMftVy çkcs oSdfYid 1 1 24- ckus ,DlikMa j ,o a ckus ØsLVj oSdfYid 1 1 25- fMLVªDs 'ku v‚fLV;kts us fsll fdV oSdfYid 1 1 26- ckus fey oSdfYid 1 1 27- ckus xzk¶V+ @eEs czus IysleVsa Liuw 1 1 28- ckus dMa Us lj 1 1 29- iht+k&s ltZjh ;fwuV oSdfYid 1 1 30- ihvkjih@ihvkj,Q + rS;kj dju s d s oSdfYid 1 1 fy, lVsa ªh¶;+ tw + 31- l‚¶V+ fV'; w yts +j ¼8 o‚V½ 1 1 32- v‚fLV;kVs kes lVs oSdfYid 1 1 fofoèk midj.k28 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 1- dia kfstV fdV] eVhfj;y fdV 1 1 d s lkFk 2- ÇLIyÇVx fdV] eVhfj;y d s 2 3 lkFk 3- dia kfstV fQf+uÇ'kx fdV 1 1 4- Xykl vk;ukes j lheVsa 1 1 5- fMftVy dSejk 1 1 6- bVa ªk&vksjy dSejk 1 1 7- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj 1 1 8- ,ejtsalh fdV 1 1 9- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 10- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 2 2 11- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 12- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs 1 1 duDs 'ku] ÇçVj vkSj Ldus j 13- bEIykVa midj.k 14- byfsDVªdy MVsa y p;s j ,o a 1 1 ;fwuV fQft;+ k s fMLisalj 1 1 15- bEIykVa fdV de&l&s de nk s fHkUu 2 2 flLVe 16- bIaykVa 10 10 17- bEIykVa eVsa us sal fdV 1 lVs 1 lVs ¼IykfLVd midj.k½ 18- bIaykVa xkbM 1 1 19- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 1 2 20- uhfMy MsLVª‚;j 1 2 21- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj] 3-5 yhVj 1 1 {kerk 22- lHkh vuq'kfalr pØk sa d s fy, 1 1 çkxs zkecs y v‚VkDs yso¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 29 23- vkjohth] ,Dl&j s e'khu d s 1 1 lkFk 24- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 25- lÆtdy fdV 2 2 26- lkbul fy¶V+ fdV 1 1 27- ,tdq ÇsVx e‚My 1 1 28- bEIykVa fjeÇwox fdV 1 1 foHkkx% vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y ltZjh Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk 1- MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV fo|qr pkfyr] lkFk e sa gj ihth fo|kFkÊ d s fy, 'kSMkys Sl yiSa ] fLiVuw ] 3 o s ,d p;s j o ;fwuV vkSj flÇjt] baLVªqeVsa Vª s ,o a gkà vè;kid d s fy, ;fwuV ekVs jkbTM+ lD'ku] lkFk e sa lesr nk s p;s jA ekbØkes kVs j vkSj ekbØk s 1 ;fwuV 2 ;fwuV ekVs j vVps eVsa 2- v‚VkDs yso ÝVa ykÇsMx 2 3 3- ¶;+ fwexVs j 1 1 4- v‚flyÇsVx l‚ lHkh gSMa ihl d s 1 1 lkFk 5- lÆtdy midj.k tujy ltZjh fdV] VªSfd;kVs ‚eh 2 2 fdV lesr 5 10 ekbuj vksjy ltZjh fdV v‚fLV;kVs ‚eh fdV 1 1 Dy¶s V+ ltZjh fdV 1 1 ckus xzkǶV+ x fdV ,ejtsalh fdV 1 1 Vª‚ek lVs ] ckus IyÇsVx fdV lesr 1 1 bIaykVa kys ‚th fdV] bIaykV d s lkFk 2 2 1 1 2 230 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] U;uw re 2 10 10 flLVe 6- fMLVªDs 'ku v‚fLV;kts us fsll fdV 1 1 7- iht+k&s lÆtdy ;fwuV 1 1 8- eSfXuQ+kbxa yIwl 1 1 9- v‚ijÇsVx ekbØksLdkis vkSj okNa uh; 1 1 ekbØksltZjh fdV 10- MekZVkEs l 1 1 11- uhfMy MsLVª‚;j 2 3 12- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj] 3-5 yhVj 1 1 {kerk dk 13- Q+‚esZfyu pES cj 1 1 14- iYl v‚DlhehVj 1 1 15- ofsaVyVs j 1 1 16- lHkh lfqoèkkvk sa d s lkFk ets j 1 1 v‚ij's ku fFk,Vj 17- lHkh vko';d thou leFkZd 2 'kS;k 2 'kS;k midj.kk sa d s lkFk fjdojh ,o a bVa fsalo d;s j ;fwuV 18- Q+kbczkvs ‚fIVd ykbV 1 1 19- bui's kVsa 'kS;k 20 20 20- Q+kbcj v‚fIVd ySÇjtksLdkis 1 1 21- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs duDs 'ku] 1 1 ÇçVj vkSj Ldus j 22- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 23- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 foHkkx% datosZfVo MsafVLVªh ,aM ,aMksMksafVDl Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 31 1- MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV fo|qr pkfyr] lkFk e sa gj ihth fo|kFkÊ d s fy, 'kSMkys Sl yiSa ] fLiVuw ] 3 ,d p;s j o ;fwuV vkSj o s flÇjt] baLVªqeVsa Vª s vè;kid d s fy, ;fwuV vkSj ekVs jkbTM+ lD'ku] lesr nk s p;s jA ekbØkes kVs j ,o a ,;jkVs j vVps eVsa o gSMa ihlk sa l s ;qäA 1 ;fwuV 2 ;fwuV 2- ,Ma kslkfsud gSMa ihl & 2 3 ekbØk s ,Ma kslkfsud fVIl] jVs ªk s VªhVeVsa 3- eds us kbTM+ jkVs jh baLVªqeVsa ] gSMa ihl 3 6 ¼LihM ,o a V‚dZ fu;a=.k½ vkSj gMSa baLVªqeVsa ] fofHkUu flLVek sa lesr 4- jcj MSe fdV 1 çfr dqlÊ 1 çfr dqlÊ 5- cYd baLVªqeVsa LVfjykbt'+s ku oSD;ew d s 2 3 fy, v‚VkDs yso ¼ÝVa ykÇsMx½ 6- gMSa ihl LVfjykbt'+s ku d s fy, 1 1 v‚VkDs yso 7- ,iDs l ykds Vs j] gj nk s p;s j ds fy, ,d 2 4 8- iYi VSLVj 2 4 9- bta Ds Vcs y FkeksZIykfLVlkbTM+ xVk ipkZ 1 2 gsrq midj.k 10- v‚ijÇsVx ekbØksLdkis ] 3 LVis ;k 5 1 1 LVis eSfXufQd+ 's ku 11- lÆtdy ,Ma k s fdV~l ¼ekbØksltZjh½ 2 2 12- gMSa baLVªqeVsa dk lVs ¼fofunsZ'k vko';d½ 1 2 13- v‚VkDs yso d s fy, LVfjykbt+j Vªs 4 4 14- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj] 3-5 yhVj {kerk dk 1 1 15- ofsj,cy bVa fsUlVh i‚yhejkbt'+s ku okNa uh; 1 1 midj.k & oh,ylh ;fwuV 16- dUoUs 'kuy oh,ylh ;fwuV] gj nk s p;s j 2 4 d s fy, ,d 17- uhfMy MsLVª‚;j 2 232 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 18- eSfXuQ+kbxa yIwl] ,d fo|kÆFk;ksa d s fy, 1 2 vkSj ,d vè;kid d s fy, 19- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 20- fofHkUu 'kMs k sa d s lkFk dia kfstV fdV vkSj 2 4 i‚fyÇ'kx fdV 21- fljfsed fQf+uÇ'kx fdV] eVs y fQf+uÇ'kx fljfsed ySc e sa 2 3 fdV 22- ,eyxe fQf+uÇ'kx fdV 2 3 23- vkjohth] ,Dl&j s e'khu MsoyÇix fdV 1 1 d s lkFk 24- p;s j lkbM ekbØk s ,czts u+ 1 1 25- CyhÇpx ;fwuV 1 1 26- baLVªqeVsa fjVªhoy fdV 1 1 27- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs duDs 'ku] 1 1 ÇçVj o Ldus j 28- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 29- dkÇLVx dk;Zfofèk;k sa d s fy, midj.k 30- fljfseDl gsrq midj.k] bMa D'ku dkÇLVx 1 1 e'khu sa @ cuZvkmV çhghV Qu+ sZl @ oSDl ,fyfeu's ku Qu+ sZl 'kkfey 31 ySc ekbØk s ekVs j @ eVs y xzkbMa j @ 1 1 lSMa CykLVj @ i‚fyÇ'kx yns @ MqIyhdVs j midj.k @ oSD;ew bUosLVeVsa midj.k 32 yts +j ¼gkMZ fV'; w okyh cgs rj½ 1 1 33 les h ,MtLVcs y vkÆVdqyVs j okyk Q+sl 1 2 ck s foHkkx% v‚FkksZMksafVDl ,aM MsaVksQ+sf'k;y v‚FkksZihfMDl Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 33 1- MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV fo|qr pkfyr] lkFk e sa 'kSMkys Sl gj ihth fo|kFkÊ d s fy, ySia ] fLiVuw ] 3 o s flÇjt] baLVªqesaV ,d p;s j o ;fwuV vkSj vè;kid d s fy, ;fwuV Vª s vkSj ekVs jkbTM+ lD'ku lesr nk s p;s j 2- 1 ;fwuV 2 ;fwuV 3- oSD;ew @ ç's kj ekÇsYMx ;fwuV 1 1 4- gk;Mªkts u lkYs MÇjx ;fwuV 1 1 5- ySc ekbØkes kVs j 3 5 6- Li‚V oYs Mj 3 5 7- e‚My fVªej ¼Mcy fMLd½ 2 3 8- ykbV D;kÇsjx ;fwuV 2 2 9- gkà bVa fsUlVh ykbV D;kÇsjx 1 2 ;fwuV 10- i‚fyÇ'kx yns 2 3 11- VªÇslx Vcs y 3 5 12- ,l,yvkj fMftVy dSejk 1 1 13- Vªkalijsalh ,MIsVj d s lkFk LdSuj 1 1 14- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 3 4 15- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 16- cYd baLVªqeVsa LVfjykbt'+s ku 1 1 oSD;ew d s fy, v‚VkDs yso ¼ÝVa ykÇsMx½ 17- uhfMy MsLVª‚;j 1 1 18- Mªkà ghV LVfjykbt+j 1 1 19- vYVªklkfsud Ldys j 1 1 20- v‚FkksZMkfsaVd Iyk;l Z d s lVs 3 3 21- v‚FkksZMkfsaVd bça 's ku Vªs 3 5 22- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj 1 1 3-5 yh {kerk 23- byDs Vªkis ‚fy'kj 1 1 24- Vk;ikMs kVsa ~l] lkFk e sa Q+qy VhFk 3 3 lVs 25- ,ukV‚fedy vkÆVdqyVs j lkFk e sa 1 1 Q+sl ck s vVps eVsa 26- Ýh Iyus vkÆVdqyVs j 1 1 27- Çgt vkÆVdqyVs j 4 4 28- lQs ys kes hfVªDl d s fy, dIa;Vw j 1 1 l‚¶Vo;s j 29- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs duDs 'ku] 1 1 ÇçVj vkSj Ldus j 30- jfsÝtjVs j 1 134 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] foHkkx% vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y iSFkksy‚th ,aM vksjy ekbØksck;ksy‚th Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk 1 2 ;fwuV 1- MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV fo|qr pkfyr] lkFk e sa 3 6 'kSMkys Sl yiSa ] fLiVuw ] 3 o s flÇjt] baLVªqeVsa Vª s vkSj lD'ku 2- ck;kIslh d s ueuw k sa d s çlaLdj.k vkSj mfpr ek=k miyCèk LVÇsux d s fy, vko';drkuqlkj i;kZIr djkà tkuh pkfg,A ç;kxs 'kkyk Xyklo;s jA 3- i;kIZr fV'; w dSIlyw @ fV'; w ,EcÇsMx mfpr ek=k miyCèk dSlVs djkà tkuh pkfg,A 4- iSjkfQu+ oSDl ckFk FkeksZLVfsVdyh fu;fa=r 1 1 5- Y;dw gkV Z ihl 10 10 6- Cy‚d gkYs Mj 25 25 7- ekbØkVs kes eus qvy 1 1 8- ekbØkVs kes les h & v‚Vkes Vs Ms 1 1 9- fV'; w ¶y+ kVs 's ku o‚Vj ckFk FkeksZLVfsVdyh fu;fa=r 1 1 10- LykbM okÉex Vcs y 1 1 11- LVÇsux d s fy, LVhy LykbM jdS 5 5 12- Mk;eMa Xykl ekdZj 2 2 13- fjlpZ ekbØksLdkis ] Qts dVa ªkLV] MkdZ 1 1 Q+hYM] ikys jkbt'+s ku] bets ,ukyk;t+j vkSj QkVs kes kbØkxs zkQh vVps eVsa d s lkFkA 14- eYVh gMs ekbØksLdkis iVsa k gMs Ms 1 1 15- ckbukds qyj dia kmMa 2 4 ekbØksLdkis vè;kid d s vè;kid d s fy, vkSj fy, vkSj gj gj fo|kFkÊ fo|kFkÊ d s d s fy, ,d fy, ,d 16- LVhfj;k s ekbØksLdkis 1 1 17- ,Y;qfefu;e LykbM Vª s 5 5 18- ydM+h @ IykfLVd d s LykbM c‚Dl 5 5 19- oSDl Cy‚d LVkÇsjx dfscuVs 5]000 dh 10]000 dh {kerk {kerk 20- LykbM LVkÇsjx dfscuVs 5]000 dh 10]000 dh {kerk {kerk 21- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 22- fiiVs 5 5 23- ck;kIslh d s fy, lÆtdy fdV 3 6¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 35 24- bE;uw k s fgLVk s dfseLVªh ySc 1 1 25- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs duDs 'ku] ÇçVj 1 1 vkSj Ldus j 26- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 27- okNa uh; midj.k 28- Øk;ksLVVs 1 1 29- ¶y+ ksjkslVsa ekbØksLdkis 1 1 30- gkMZ fV'; w ekbØkVs kes 1 1 31- fV'; w LVkÇsjx dfscuVs ¼Ýkts u+ ½ 1 1 32- ekbØksoso 1 1 foHkkx% ifCyd gsYFk MsafVLVªh Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk O;kid eq[kh; LokLF; ns[kHkky dk;ZØe ds fy, foHkkx esa midj.k 1- MVsa y p;s j fo|qr pkfyr] lkFk e sa gj ihth fo|kFkÊ 'kSMkys Sl ySEi] fLiVuw ] 3 o s d s fy, ,d flÇjt] baLVªqeVsa Vª s vkSj p;s j o ;fwuV ekVs jkbTM+ lD'ku] vkSj vè;kid d s ekbØkes kVs j vVps eVsa ] lkFk fy, ;fwuV lesr e sa dkSVa ªk ,xa y gSMa ihl] ,d p;s jA ,;jkVs j vVps eVsa ] vYVªklkfsud Ldys j ¼iht+k½s] lkFk e sa fMVps cs y v‚VkDs ysocs y gMSa ihl] U;uw re 3 fVIl d s lkFkA 2- 1 ;fwuV 2 ;fwuV 3- ,DlVªDs 'ku Q‚jlIsl 4 lVs 6 lVs 4- fQÇ+yx baLVªqeVsa 4 lVs 6 lVs 5- LdÇsyx baLVªqeVsa lqçk Çtftoy 4 lVs 6 lVs LdÇsyx 6- ,eyxeVs j 1 1 7- iYi VSLVj 1 136 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 8- v‚VkDs yso 1 1 9- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 1 1 10- baLVªqeVsa dfscuVs 1 1 11- ,ylhMh ;k Mh,yih eYVhehfM;k 1 1 çkts Ds Vj 12- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs 1 1 duDs 'ku] ÇçVj vkSj Ldus j 13- ifjèkh; nUr n[s kHkky ;k {ks= dk;ZØe d s fy, 14- LVkQ + cl 1 1 15- ekcs kby MVsa y Dyhfud ftle sa 1 1 vfXu'kked d s lkFk lia .w kZ MVsa y ;fwuV l s ;qä de&l&s de 2 MVsa y p;s j yxh gkAsa 16- vYVªklkfsud Ldys j 1 2 17- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj] 1 1 3-5 yhVj {kerk dk 18- dça slj ,d] p;s j lfgr 1 1 19- tujVs j 1 1 20- ifCyd ,Mªsl flLVe] v‚fM;k&s 1 1 fotqvy lgk;d lkexzh 21- Vys hfotu+ 1 1 22- fMftVy olsZVkby fMLd Iy;s j 1 1 23- baLVªqeVsa dfscuVs ] ,ejtsalh 1 1 efsMflu fdV] chih ,ijVs l 24- ikVs sZcy v‚Dlhtu flÇyMj 1 1 25- ikVs sZcy p;s j 1 1 26- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 foHkkx% fiMksMksafVDl ,aM fçosafVo MsafVLVªh Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk 1- MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV fo|qr pkfyrA lkFk e sa gj ihth fo|kFkÊ d s fy, ,d 'kSMkys Sl yiSa ] fLiVuw ] 3 p;s j o ;fwuV vkSj vè;kid o s flÇjt] vkSj¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 37 ekVs jkbTM lDs 'ku] d s fy, ;fwuV lesr nk s p;s jA ekbØkes kVs j vVps eVsa ] dkVSa ªk ,xa y fefu,pj gMSa ihl] fefu,pj gMSa ihl d s lkFk ,;jjkVs j vVps esaV] MVsa y v‚ijVs j LVyw ¼40% MVsa y p;s j ihMk s p;s j gkxs h½ 1 ;fwuV 2 ;fwuV 3- ihMk s ,DlVDªs 'ku Q+‚jlIsl 3 4 lVs 4- cYd baLVªqeVsa LVfjykbt'+s ku oSD;ew 1 2 d s fy, v‚VkDs yso ¼ÝVa ykÇsMx½ 5- vkjohth] lkFk e sa bVa ªk vksjy 1 1 ,Dl&j s ;fwuV 6- v‚Vkes fsVd Msoyij 1 1 7- iYi VSLVj 2 3 8- ,iDs l ykds Vs j 1 1 9- jcj MSe fdV gj fo|kFkÊ d s fy, ,d 1 1 10- bta Ds Vcs y thih dMa Us lj 1 1 11- ,Ma kMs kfsaVd ç's kj flÇjt 1 1 12- Xykl chM LVfjykbt+j 2 4 13- Li‚V oYs Mj 2 3 14- vYVªklkfsud Ldys j 2 4 15- uhfMy MsLVª‚;j 1 1 16- Q+‚esZfyu pES cj 1 1 17- vYVªklkfsud Dyhuj] 3-5 yhVj 1 1 {kerk dk 18- ,Dl&j s O;vw j 2 338 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 19- ,eyxeVs j 1 2 20- IykLVj fMLisalj 2 2 21- MVsa y yns 1 2 22- okbcVzs j 2 3 23- Vk;ikMs kVsa ~l gj fo|kFkÊ d s fy, ,d 1 1 24- lkYs MÇjx ;fwuV 1 1 25- cMSa ÇiÇpx chd Iyk;j 2 lVs 2 lVs 26- ç‚fDley dVa vw Çjx Iyk;j 2 3 27- Økmu fØÇEix Iyk;j 2 3 28- Mcy chd Iyk;j 2 3 ,Va hfj;j vkSj iksLVhfj;j 29- ySc ekbØk s ekVs j 2 3 30- ,fØykbt+j 1 2 31- eSfXuQ+kbxa yIwl 1 1 32- d‚fU'k;l flM's ku ;fwuV okNa uh; 1 1 33- iYl v‚DlhehVj 1 1 34- QVSa e gMs Vcs y lkFk e sa vVPs M gj ih-th- fo|kFkÊ d s fy, 1 1 ykbM] ,;jkVs j vkSj ekbØk s ekVs j ,d lVs 35- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs duDs 'ku] 1 1 ÇçVj vkSj Ldus j 36- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 37- jfsÝtjVs j 1 1 foHkkx% vksjy esfMflu ,aM jsfM;ksy‚th Øekad uke fofunsZ'k ek=k miyCèkrk 1- MVsa y p;s j ,o a ;fwuV fo|qr pkfyr] lkFk e sa gj ijkLukrd fo|kFkÊ d s 'kSMkys Sl fy, ,d ySEi] fLiVuw ] 3 o s flÇjt] p;s j o ;fwuV vkSj vè;kid baLVªqeVsa Vª s vkSj lD'ku d s fy, ;fwuV lesr ,d p;s j 2- 1 ;fwuV 2 ;fwuV¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 39 3- vkjohth] lkFk e sa bVa ªk vksjy 55&70 dsohih] lkFk e sa 1 1 jfsM;kxs zkQh e'khu ¼,QM+ h, fMftVy dia fsVfcfyVh vuqekfsnr½ 4- ,DLVªk&vksjy jfsM;kxs zkQh e'khu 100 dsohih 1 1 5- iSuksjfsed jfsM;kxs zkQh ¼vkis hth½ fMftVy dia fsVfcfyVh 1 1 e'khu lkFk e sa lQs ys kes fsVªd ,o a Vh,et s vVps eVsa vkSj ÇçVj 6- bVa ªk&vksjy dSejk 1 2 7- iYi VSLVj 2 4 8- v‚VkDs yso 1 1 9- ipa ck;kIslh Vyw 2 3 10- ck;kIslh midj.k 1 2 10- lÆtdy Vª‚yh 2 2 11- ,ejtsalh efsMflu fdV 1 1 12- ,DLVªk vksjy dSlVs lkFk e sa 4 6 bVa fsUlQ+kbxa LØhu ¼dUoUs 'kuy vkSj j;s j vFkZ½ 13- yMs LØhu 2 2 14- yMs ,çu 2 2 15- yMs XyOl 2 2 16- jfsM;kxs zkfQd fQY+ Vj ¼dUoUs 'kuy 1 1 vkSj j;s j vFkZ½ 17- MkdZ :e] lQs + ykbV lqfoèkk d s 1 1 lkFk 18- v‚Vkes fsVd jfsM;kxs zkfQd fQY+ e 2 2 çkslslj 19- jfsM;kxs zkfQd fQY+ e LVksjts yMs 1 1 dVa us j 20- Fkk;j‚bM d‚yj 1 1 21- fMftVy fLQXekes Sukes hVj 1 1 22- fMftVy CyM Xydw kts + VSLVj 1 1 23- fMftVy dSejk 1 1 24- ,Dl&j s O;vw j c‚Dl 2 3 25- yfsØey çkCsl 2 lVs 2 lVs 26- flvkykxs zkQh dUs ;qyk 2 lVs 2 lVs 27- bY;qfeuVs Ms ekmFk fejj ,o a çkcs 2 2 28- dIa;Vw j] lkFk e sa bVa juVs duDs 'ku] 1 1 ÇçVj vkSj Ldus j 29- ,ylhMh çkts Ds Vj 1 1 30- jfsÝtjVs j 1 140 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] vuqlwph&8 ¼fofu;e 28 n[s k½sa Dyhfudy lkexzh 50 ;tw h ço'skk saoky segkfo|ky;k sad sfy, U;uwre vko';drk, a¼;tw h vkSj ihth] nkusk sa,dlkFk½ datosZfVo MsafVLVªh ,aM ,aMksMksafVDl ;wfuV ,evks,l dk vkjaHk igyk uohuhdj.k nwljk vkSj rhljk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 35 40 50 50 f}rh; ;fwuV 60 70 80 80 vksjy esfMflu ,aM jsfM;ksy‚th ;wfuV ,evks,l dk vkjaHk igyk uohuhdj.k nwljk vkSj rhljk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 75 80 90 100 f}rh; ;fwuV 110 120 130 130 vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y ltZjh ;wfuV ,evks,l dk vkjaHk igyk uohuhdj.k nwljk vkSj rhljk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 30 35 40 40 ¼1$4½ ¼1$8½ ¼2$10½ ¼2$10½ f}rh; ;fwuV 50 60 70 70 ¼2$12½ ¼2$14½ ¼2$16½ ¼2$16½ ets j ltZjh $ ekbuj ltZjh çfr lIrkg dk vkSlr Åij dk"sBdk sa e sa mfYyf[kr gAS vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y iSFkksy‚th ,aM vksjy ekbØksck;ksy‚th ;wfuV ,evks,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 1$2$3 1$3$3 1$3$5 1$3$5 f}rh; ;fwuV 2$4$6 2$5$8 2$6$10 2$6$10 * ¼ck;kIslh $ lk;Vkys ‚th $ fgeVs kys ‚th çfr lIrkg½¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 41 v‚FkksZMksafVDl ,aM MsaVksQ+sf'k;y v‚FkksZihfMDl ;wfuV ,evks,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;wfuV 15 20 25 25 f}rh; ;wfuV 30 35 40 40 ihfM;kfVªd MsafVLVªh ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 20 25 30 30 f}rh; ;fwuV 35 40 45 45 isfj;ksMksaVksy‚th ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 30 35 40 40 f}rh; ;fwuV 50 60 70 70 ç‚LFkksMksafVDl ,aM Økmu ,aM fczt ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 20 25 30 30 f}rh; ;fwuV 35 40 50 50 ifCyd gsYFk MsafVLVªh ¼lsVsykbV Dyhfud ds jksxh 'kkfey½ ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 30 35 40 40 f}rh; ;fwuV 50 55 60 60 100 ;tw h ço's kk sa oky s egkfo|ky;k sa d s fy, U;uw re vko';drk, a ¼;tw h vkSj ihth] nkus k sa ,d lkFk½42 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] datosZfVo MsafVLVªh ,aM ,aMksMksafVDl ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk o pkSFkk ekU;rk uohdj.k çFke ;fwuV 50 60 70 70 f}rh; ;fwuV 80 90 100 100 vksjy esfMflu ,aM jsfM;ksy‚th ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 100 120 140 150 f}rh; ;fwuV 160 170 180 180 vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y ltZjh ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 40 50 60 60 ¼1$4½ ¼1$8½ ¼2$10½ ¼2$10½ f}rh; ;fwuV 70 80 100 100 ¼2$12½ ¼2$14½ ¼2$16½ ¼2$16½ ets j ltZjh $ ekbuj ltZjh çfr lIrkg dk vkSlr Åij dk"sBdk sa ¼½ e sa mfYyf[kr gSA vksjy ,aM eSfDlyksQ+sf'k;y iSFkksy‚th ,aM vksjy ekbØksck;ksy‚th ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 1$3$5 1$6$5 2$6$10 2$6$10 f}rh; ;fwuV 3$6$12 3$7$12 3$7$14 3$7$14 * ¼ck;kIslh $ lk;Vkys ‚th $ fgeVs kys ‚th çfr lIrkg½ v‚FkksZMksafVDl ,aM MsaVksQ+sf'k;y v‚FkksZihfMDl ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 20 25 30 30 f}rh; ;fwuV 40 45 50 50¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 43 ihfM;kfVªd MsafVLVªh ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 30 35 40 40 f}rh; ;fwuV 50 55 60 60 isfj;ksMksaVksy‚th ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 40 50 60 60 f}rh; ;fwuV 80 90 100 100 ç‚LFkksMksafVDl ,aM Økmu ,aM fczt ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 30 35 40 40 f}rh; ;fwuV 50 55 60 60 ifCyd gsYFk MsafVLVªh ¼lsVsykbV Dyhfud ds jksxh 'kkfey½ ;wfuV ,eMh,l dk vkjaHk f}rh; uohuhdj.k rhljk vkSj pkSFkk ekU;rk uohuhdj.k çFke ;fwuV 40 45 50 50 f}rh; ;fwuV 60 65 70 70 y‚x cqd rkfydk 1 'kS{kf.kd xfrfofèk;ka ftuesa Hkkx fy;k uke % ço's k dk o"k Z % egkfo|ky;% xfrfofèk dk çdkj fuÆn"V djsa ¼laxks"Bh] 'kksèkif=dk Dyc] çLrqfr] Lukrd vè;kiu½ frfFk fooj.k44 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] rkfydk 2 çf'k{kq }kjk nh xb± 'kS{kf.kd çLrqfr;ka uke % ço's k dk o"kZ % egkfo|ky; % xfrfofèk dk çdkj fuÆn"V dj sa (lxa k"sBh, 'kkès kif=dk Dyc, çLrfqr, Lukrd vè;kiu) frfFk V‚fid rkfydk 3 laikfnr gqb± uSnkfud ,oa 'kY;fØ;kRed dk;Zfofèk;ka uke % izo”s k dk o’k Z egkfo|ky; frfFk uke vksih la- dk;Zfofèk Js.kh O, A, PA, Pl dtqa h % O&iwjh rjg foQy jgk vkSj ç{s k.k fd;k&ço's k d s vkjfaHkd 6 ekg A&ofj"B ltZu dh lgk;rk dh&çFke o"kZ ,evk,s l PA& ,d ofj"B ltZu d s lhèk s i;Zo{s k.k d s varxZr dk;Zfofèk lia kfnr dh & f}rh; o"kZ ,evk,s l PI&Lora= :i l s fu"iknu fd;k & r`rh; o"kZ ,evk,s l M‚ lC;lkph lkgk] lfpo [ foKkiu III@4@vlk-@207@17]¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 45 DENTAL COUNCIL OF INDIA NOTIFICATION New Delhi, the 1st September, 2017 No. DE-87-2017.–In exercise of the powers conferred by clauses (g), (h) and (ha) of sub-section (2) of section 20 of the Dentists Act, 1948 (16 of 1948), the Dental Council of India, after consultation with the State Governments as required under clause (g) and (h) of the said Act, and in supersession of the Dental Council of India Revised MDS Course Regulations, 2007 except as respects things done or omitted to be done before such supersession, the Dental Council of India with the approval of the Central Government hereby makes the following regulations, namely:– PART– I PRELIMINARY 1. Short title and commencement.– (1) These regulations may be called the Dental Council of India, Master of Dental Surgery Course Regulations, 2017. (2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette. 2. Definitions.– In these regulations unless the context otherwise requires:- (a) “Act” means the Dentists Act, 1948 (16 of 1948) (b) “the Council” means the Dental Council of India constituted under section 3 of the Act; (c) “dentistry” includes._ (i) the performance of any operation on, and the treatment on any disease, deficiency or lesion of, human teeth or jaws, and the performance of radiographic work in connection with human teeth or jaws or the oral cavity; (ii) the giving of any anesthetic in connection with any such operation or treatment; (iii) the mechanical construction or the renewal of artificial dentures or restorative dental appliances; (iv) the performance of any operation on, or the giving of any treatment, advice or attendance to, any person preparatory to, or for the purpose of, or in connection with, the fitting, inserting, fixing, constructing, repairing or renewing of artificial dentures or restorative dental appliances, and the performance of any such operation and the giving of any such treatment, advice or attendance, as is usually performed or given by dentists; (d) “NEET” means the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test conducted by the National Board of Examination for admission to post-graduate courses; (e) “University” means a university established or incorporated by or under a Central Act, a Provincial Act or a State Act, and includes any such institution as may, in consultation with the university concerned, be recognised by the University Grant Commission in accordance with the regulations made in this behalf under this Act. PART - II GENERAL CONDITIONS TO BE OBSERVED BY POST GRADUATE TEACHING INSTITUTIONS 3. GENERAL CONDITIONS.—(1) The institutions recognised by the Central Government and after consultation with the Council shall be eligible for conducting the post-graduate degree or diploma course(s). (2) The maximum number of students for a post-graduate course, for training for the award of post-graduate degree or diploma by the affiliating university, shall be determined by the facilities available in the department in terms of infrastructure, teaching staff and clinical teaching material. However, to start with, a maximum of three post- graduate students, (one Unit) shall be permitted in a speciality department. The annual intake capacity recommended by the Council and approved by the Central Government for the academic year shall be final. No institution shall be permitted to increase more than three seats at a time in its annual intake capacity in a particular speciality in a given academic year. Not more than two units consisting of six seats (including increase of seats) shall be granted to any dental institutions for each speciality. (3) The students undergoing post-graduate courses shall be exposed to the following:— (i) basics of bio-statistics and research methodology; (ii) basics of human behaviour studies; (iii) basics of pharmaco-economics; (iv) introduction to the non-linear mathematics.46 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 4. ETHICS IN DENTISTRY.— There is a definite shift from the traditional patient and doctor relationship and delivery of dental care. With the advances in science and technology and the increasing needs of the patient, their families and community, there is a concern for the health of the community as a whole. There is a shift to greater accountability to the society. Dental specialists like the other health professionals are confronted with many ethical problems. It is therefore absolutely necessary for each and every one in the health care delivery to prepare themselves to deal with these problems. To accomplish this and develop human values, it is desired that all the trainees undergo ethical sensitization by lectures or discussion on ethical issues, discussion of cases with an important ethical component. 5. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION.— A candidate for admission to the Master in Dental Surgery course, must possess a recognised degree of Bachelor in Dental Surgery awarded by a university or institute in India and registered with the State Dental Council and has obtained provisional or permanent registration and has undergone compulsory rotatory internship of a year in an approved/recognised dental college: Provided that in the case of a foreign national, the following procedure shall be followed:— The Council may, on payment of the prescribed fee for registration, grant temporary registration for the duration of the post-graduate training restricted to the dental college/institution to which he or she is admitted for the time being exclusively for post-graduate studies: Provided further that temporary registration to such foreign national shall be subject to the condition that such person is duly registered as medical practitioner in his/her own country from which he/she has obtained his/her basics dental qualification and that his/her degree is recognized by the corresponding state dental council or concerned authority. 6. SELECTION OF CANDIDATE FOR POST-GRADUATE COURSES.— There shall be a uniform NEET for admission to the post-graduate dental courses in each academic year conducted in the manner, as prescribed by the National Board of Examination or any other authority appointed by the Central Government in this behalf. The overall superintendence, direction and control of the NEET shall vest with the Council. 7. QUALIFYING CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION TO POST-GRADUATE COURSES.— (1) The candidate has to secure the following category-wise minimum percentile in NEET for admission to post-graduate courses held in a particular academic year. General 50th Percentile Person with locomotory disability of lower limbs 45th Percentile Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other 40th Percentile Backward Classes Provided that the percentile shall be determined on the basis of highest marks secured in the All-India common merit list in NEET for post-graduate courses: Provided further, that when sufficient number of candidates in the respective categories fail to secure minimum marks as prescribed in NEET held for any academic year for admission to post-graduate courses, the Central Government in consultation with the Council may, at its discretion lower the minimum marks required for admission to post-graduate courses for candidates belonging to respective categories and marks so lowered by the Central Government shall be applicable for the said academic year only. (2) The reservation of seats in dental college/institutions for respective categories shall be as per applicable laws prevailing in States/Union territories. An all India merit list as well as State-wise merit list of the eligible candidates shall be prepared on the basis of the marks obtained in NEET Test and candidates shall be admitted to post-graduate courses from the said merit list only:¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 47 Provided that in determining the merit of candidates who are in service of Government/public authority, weightage in the marks may be given by the Government/competent authority as an incentive upto 10% of the marks obtained for each year of service in remote and/or difficult areas upto the maximum of 30% of the marks obtained in NEET. The remote and difficult areas shall be as defined by State Government / competent authority from time to time. (3) A candidate who has failed to secure the minimum percentile as prescribed in these regulations, shall not be admitted to any post-graduate courses in any academic year. (4) Minimum 5% seats of the annual sanctioned intake capacity shall be filled up by candidates with locomotory disability of lower limbs between 50% to 70%: Provided that in case any seat in this quota remains unfilled on account of unavailability of candidates with locomotory disability of lower limbs between 50% to 70% then any such unfilled seat shall be filled up by persons with locomotory disability of lower limbs between 40% to 50% - before they are included in the annual sanctioned seats for general category candidates: Provided further that this entire exercise shall be completed by each dental college/institution as per the statutory time schedule for admissions. 8. COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC SESSION AND CUT-OFF DATE FOR ADMISSION.— (1) The academic session shall be commenced from 1st of May and the cut-off date for admission, even for stray vacancies, in the Master of Dental Surgery course shall be 31st of May, every year. The universities and other institutions shall start the admission process in such a way that teaching in post- graduate courses starts by 1st May each year for which they shall strictly adhere to the time schedule specified in the Dental Council of India (Establishment of new dental colleges, opening of higher courses of study and increase of admission capacity in existing dental colleges) Regulations, 2006. (2) There shall be no admission of students in respect of any academic session beyond the 31st May for post-graduate courses under any circumstances. The universities or institute shall not register any student beyond the said date; in case, any institution which grants admission to any student after the last date specified for the same shall also be liable to face such action including surrender of seats equivalent to the extent of such admission made from its sanctioned intake capacity for the succeeding academic year. (3) The Council may direct, that any student identified as having obtained his/her admission after the last date for closure of admission be discharged from the course of study, or any dental qualification granted to such a student shall not be a recognised qualification for the purpose of the Act. 9. COMMON COUNSELING.—(1) There shall be a common counseling for admission to all post-graduate courses (Diploma/MDS) in all dental educational institutions on the basis of merit list of the NEET. 2. The designated authority for counseling for the 50% All India Quota seats of the contributing States, as per the existing scheme for post graduate (Diploma/MDS) courses shall be the Directorate General of Health Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India. Further Directorate General of Health Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India shall conduct counseling for all post-graduate (Diploma/MDS) Courses in Dental Educational Institutions of the Central Government, Universities established by an Act of Parliament and the Deemed Universities. (3) The counseling for admission to post-graduate (Diploma/MDS) courses in all dental Educational Institutions in a State/Union Territory, including dental educational institutions established by the State Government, University established by an Act of State/Union Territory Legislature, Trust, Society, Minority Institutions shall be conducted by the State/Union Territory Government. (4) In case, any dispute arises on such common counseling, the matter to the Central Government and its decisions shall be final, in this regard. 10. INFORMATION ON ADMISSION AND SCHEDULE OF EXAMINATION.—Every dental institution and its affiliating university shall furnish information on admissions in the courses of study, schedule of examinations to the Council, in such form as the Council may specify, within stipulated period from time to time.48 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 11. PERIOD OF TRAINING.—(1) The period of training for the award of the MDS course shall be of three years duration for three academic years as full time candidates in an institution including the period of examination: Provided that the time period required for passing out of the MDS course shall be a maximum of six years from the date of admission in said course: Provided further that the duration of the post-graduate course for the post-graduate Diploma holders shall be of two years in the respective speciality. The syllabus and curriculum shall be the same as MDS Course in the concerned speciality except that they are not required (i) to undergo study and training in Basic Sciences and (ii) pass the PART-I Examination of MDS Course. However, they have to submit the dissertation work, as part of the post-graduate programme. (2) During the period, each student shall take part actively in learning and teaching activities design of training, by the institution or the university. The teaching and learning activities in each speciality, shall be as under:— (a) LECTURES: There shall be some didactic lectures in the speciality and in the allied fields. The departments shall encourage guest lectures in the required areas and integrated lectures by multi-disciplinary teams on selected topics, to strengthen the training programmes. (b) JOURNAL REVIEW: The journal review meetings shall be held at least once a week. All trainees, associate and staff associated with the post-graduate programme are expected to participate actively and enter relevant details in the logbook. The trainee shall make presentations from the allotted journals of selected articles. A model check list for the evaluation of journal review presentation is annexed at Schedule-I of these regulations. (c) SEMINARS: The seminars shall be held at least twice a week in each department. All trainees are expected to participate actively and enter relevant details in logbook. A model check list for the evaluation of seminar presentation is annexed at Schedule-II of these regulations. (d) SYMPOSIUM: It is recommended to hold symposium on topics covering multiple disciplines. (e) CLINICAL POSTINGS: Each trainee shall work in the clinics on regular basis to acquire adequate professional skills and competency in managing various cases, A model check list for evaluation of clinical postings is annexed at Schedule-III of these regulations. (f) CLINICO- PATHOLOGICAL CONFERENCE: The clinico pathological conference shall be held once a month involving the faculties of Oral Medicine and Radiology, Oral Pathology and allied clinical departments. The trainees shall be encouraged to present the clinical details, radiological and histo-pathological interpretations and participation in the discussions. (g) INTER-DEPARTMENTAL MEETINGS: To encourage integration among various specialities, there shall be inter-departmental meeting chaired by the Dean with all heads of post-graduate departments at least once a month. (h) TEACHING SKILLS: All the trainees shall be encouraged to take part in undergraduate teaching programmes either in the form of lectures or group discussions. A model check list for evaluation of teaching skills is annexed at Schedule-IV of these regulations.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 49 (i) DENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAMMES: Each department shall organise dental education programmes on regular basis involving other institutions. The trainees shall also be encouraged to attend such programmes conducted outside their university or institute. (j) CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS / ADVANCED COURSES: The trainees shall be encouraged to attend conference/workshops/advanced courses and also to present at least two scientific papers and two posters at State / national level speciality and allied conferences / conventions during the training period. (k) ROTATION AND POSTING IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS: To bring in more integration among the specialities and allied fields, each department shall workout a programme to rotate the trainees in related disciplines. (l) DISSERTATION / THESIS: The trainees shall prepare a dissertation based on the clinical or experimental work or any other study conducted by them under the supervision of the guide. A model check list for evaluation of dissertation presentation and continuous evaluation of dissertation work by guide / co-guide is annexed at Schedule-V of these regulations. A model overall assessment sheet to be filled by all the trainees undergoing post-graduate course is annexed at Schedule-VI of these regulations. (3) All the students of the speciality departments shall complete the minimum quota for the teaching and learning activities, as follows:— (a) Journal Clubs : 5 in a year (b) Seminars : 5 in a year (c) Clinical Case Presentations : 4 in a year (d) Lectures taken for undergraduates : 1 in a year (e) Scientific Paper / Poster Presentations In State / : 4 papers/posters during three years of National Level Conferences training workshop period (f) Clinico Pathological Conferences : 2 presentations during three years of training period (g) Scientific Publications (optional) : one publication in any indexed scientific journal (h) Submission of Synopsis : one synopsis within six months from the date of commencement of the course (i) Submission of Dissertation months : one dissertation within six before appearing for the university examination (j) Submission of Library Dissertation : one dissertation within eighteen months from the date of commencement of the course 12. STIPEND._ The post-graduate students shall be paid stipend only for duration of three years of the course, as may be fixed by the Central Government/State Government/Union Territory Administration or such authority as the respective Government/administration may authorise. Where any dispute arises regarding any such stipend, including, quantum of stipend, it shall be considered and decided by the Central Government/respective State Government/Union Territory Administration at its own level and its decision shall be final.50 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 13. MIGRATION: Under no circumstances, the migration or the transfer of students undergoing post-graduate Degree/Diploma shall not be permitted by the university or the authority. No inter-change of the speciality in the same institution or in any other institution shall be permitted after the date of the commencement of session. PART-III 14. INFRASTRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS : (1) Space: In addition to the undergraduate functional, facilities, the following physical facilities shall be made available to start a post-graduate training programme, namely:— (a) a minimum of 125 sq ft. area for each dental chair in the clinic. The area of the clinic shall be in accordance with the number of dental chairs required to be placed in the department; (b) each department shall be equipped with a seminar hall, library, sterilization room, (800 to 1000 sq.ft.) (2) Equipment: Each department shall have adequate number of standard equipments available in the market as approved by the ISI. The details of equipments specialities / unit wise is annexed as Schedule –VII to these regulations. (3) Library: (a) There shall be a central library which shall provide the latest editions of books pertaining to the speciality and allied subjects. In additions to this, the departmental library shall be equipped with the latest books in the subjects concerned. In case, the central library is shared with the medical college, there shall be provision for additional space and separate budget for the dental college. (b) In addition to books and journals in the library, internet, CDs, audio-visual facilities should be available. (c) Minimum 15-20 titles of renowned authors, 4-6 international journals of the concerned speciality, alongwith 8-10 volumes of back issues of atleast 3 international journals of the concerned speciality should be available. (d) All the journals of the speciality and allied subjects shall be available out of which 50% should be in print form. Note: All the existing dental institutions shall comply with these requirements except the land requirement of five acres within a period of three years from the date of publication of these regulations in the Official Gazette. Part - IV STAFFING PATTERN FOR POST-GRADUATE COURSE 15. TEACHING STAFF: In a unit, two post-graduate students shall be guided by a Professor and one student by a Reader or an Associate Professor. To strengthen and maintain the standards of post-graduate training, the following unit-wise staffing pattern has been made mandatory, for the starting of a post-graduate course, namely:- Unit 1 :- Minimum faculty requirement of 1st Unit in an undergraduate institute having basic infrastructure of 50 admissions Departments/Specialty Readers/ Lecturers/Assistant Professor Professor (HOD) Associate Professors Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge 1 3 4 Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics 1 3 4 Periodontology 1 2 2 Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics 1 2 2¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 51 Minimum faculty requirement of 1st Unit in an undergraduate institute having basic infrastructure of 50 admissions Departments/Specialty Readers/ Lecturers/Assistant Professor Professor (HOD) Associate Professors Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 1 2 2 Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral 1 2 2 Microbiology Oral Medicine & Radiology 1 2 2 Pediatric Dentistry 1 2 2 Public Health Dentistry 1 2 2 Minimum faculty requirement of 1st Unit in an undergraduate institute having basic infrastructure of 100 admissions Departments/Specialty Readers/ Lecturers/Assistant Professor Professor (HOD) Associate Professors Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge 1 3 6 Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics 1 3 6 Periodontology 1 3 3 Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics 1 2 3 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery 1 3 3 Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral 1 2 3 Microbiology Oral Medicine & Radiology 1 2 3 Pediatric Dentistry 1 2 3 Public Health Dentistry 1 2 3 Unit 2 :- Each department shall have the following additional teaching faculty, over and above the requirement of Unit 1. Professor 1 Reader/Associate Professor 1 Lecturer/Asst. Professor 2 Note:-The department, which does not have the above staffing pattern, shall not start post-graduate course in that speciality. 16. PART-TIME PROFESSOR.— Part-time professor who can put in at list four hours a day or eighty hours in a month are eligible to enroll only one post-graduate student under them and they shall be entitled to 50% of leave entitled for regular teaching faculty.52 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 17. AGE, EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE.— (a) HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT: A Bachelors Degree in Dental Surgery from an Indian University with Masters in Dental Surgery / Diplomate of National Board recognised by the Government of India on the recommendations of the Council, and with one year teaching experience in the speciality as Professor, and shall have to acquire minimum points for publications as per the scheme given in the table. (b) PROFESSOR: A Bachelors Degree in Dental Surgery from an Indian University with Masters in Dental Surgery / Diplomate of National Board recognised by the Government of India on the recommendations of the Council, and with five years of teaching experience in the speciality as Reader/Associate Professor, and shall have to acquire minimum points for publications as per the scheme given in the table. (c) READER/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: A Bachelors Degree in Dental Surgery from an Indian University with Masters in Dental Surgery / Diplomate of National Board recognised by the Government of India on the recommendations of the Council, and with four years of teaching experience in the speciality after post-graduation, and shall have to acquire minimum points for publications as per the scheme given in the table. (d) LECTURER/ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: A Bachelors Degree in Dental Surgery from an Indian University with Masters in Dental Surgery / Diplomate of National Board recognised by the Government of India on the recommendations of the Council, in the speciality. Note: 1. All the regular teaching faculty shall be full time. 2. Teaching experience gained in medical college, where there are no dental courses, shall not be accepted for teaching post-graduate students. Dental faculty with post-graduate qualification in dentistry, shifting from the dental department of a medical college shall have to complete minimum of three years of teaching experience in a dental college or institution before being accepted as post-graduate faculty. 3. In exceptional cases, the teaching experience, in Government dental colleges, may be considered for further promotion on the basis of total teaching experience. 4. The Reader/Associate Professor in a dental college shall attend teachers training program once in three years. 5. The Senior Residents with post-graduate qualification or Diplomate of National Board recognised by the Council, in the speciality having teaching experience in dental colleges may be considered equivalent to Lecturer/Assistant Professor. 6. Teaching experience in a private dental institution for less than one year shall not be considered relevant for post-graduate faculty. 7. The maximum age limit upto which a person can be appointed or granted extension or re- employed in service against the posts of dental teachers or Dean or Principal, as the case shall be, sixty five years. Table – 1 S Category Points .1 Category I: 15 . (1) Journals Indexed to Pubmed – Medline Please see- www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed (2) Journals published by Indian/International Dental Speciality Associations approved by Dental Council of India. Category II: 10 (1) Medical / Dental Journals published by Government Health Universities awarding¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 53 dental degree or Govt. Universities awarding dental degree (2) Original Research/Study approved by I.C.M.R/Similar Govt. Bodies (3) Author of Text / Reference Book concerned to respective specialty (4) PhD. or any other similar additional qualification after MDS Category III: 5 (1) Journals published by Deemed Universities / Dental Institutions / Indian Dental Association (2) Contribution of Chapters in the Text Book Note:- 1. For any publication, except original research, first author (principal author) shall be given 100% points and remaining authors (co-authors) shall be given 50% points and upto a maximum of 5 co-authors will be considered. 2. For original research, all authors shall be given equal points and upto a maximum of 6 authors shall be considered. 3. Maximum of 3 publications shall be considered for allotting points in Category III. 4. Publication in tabloids / souvenirs / dental news magazines / abstracts of conference proceedings / letter of acceptance shall not be considered for allotment of points. Total Score Required: For Head of Department: 40 marks Professor: 30 marks Reader/Associate Professor: 20 marks IMPORTANT: 1. A post-graduate teacher would be re-evaluated every three years and shall have at least an additional 15 points in their score. 2. A Journal Review Expert Committee may be formed which shall enlist all the available international and Indian dental journals in various categories. The list would be displayed on the Council’s website. The Committee shall also be responsible for making annual review of the list of journals and shall continuously monitor the standard of publications in various journals and the categories of publications may be upgraded / downgraded, if the standard is not maintained by the journal. In case of any dispute, the recommendation of the Expert Committee shall be reviewed by the Executive Committee and decision of the Executive Committee would be final. PART – V EXAMINATIONS 18. EXAMINATIONS._ (a) ELIGIBILITY: The following requirements shall be fulfilled by the candidate to become eligible for the final examination. (i) Attendance: Every candidate shall secure (80% attendance during each academic year). (ii) Progress and conduct: Every candidate shall participate in seminars, journal review meetings, symposia, conferences, case presentations, clinics and didactic lectures during each year organised by the concerned department. (iii) Work diary and log book: Every candidate shall maintain a work diary and log book as per Annexure-I appended to these regulations for recording his or her participation in the training programmes conducted by the department. The work diary and log book shall be verified and certified by the Head of the Department of the institution. The certification of satisfactory progress is based on the work diary and log book. (b) UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION._54 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] The university examination shall consist of theory, practical and clinical examination and viva-voce and Pedagogy (i) Theory: Part-I: Shall consist of one paper There shall be a theory examination in the Basic Sciences at the end of 1st year of course. The question papers shall be set and evaluated by the concerned Department/Specialty. The candidates shall have to secure a minimum of 50% in the Basic Sciences and shall have to pass the Part-I examination at least six months prior to the final (Part-II) examination. Part-II: Shall consist of three papers, namely:– (ii) Practical and Clinical Examination; (iii) Viva-voce; and (iv) Pedagogy. A candidate who wishes to study in a second speciality, shall have to undergo the full course of three years duration in that speciality. (c) DISSERTATION: Every candidate appearing for the post-graduate degree examination shall at least six months prior to the examinations, submit with his form for examination, four typewritten copies of the dissertation undertaken by the candidate, prepared under the direction and guidance of his/her guide. The dissertation so submitted shall be referred to the examiners for their examination and acceptance of it shall be a condition precedent to allow the candidate to appear for the written part of the examination: Provided that a candidate whose dissertation has been accepted by the examiner, but declared failed at the examination, shall be permitted to re-appear at the subsequent examination without a new dissertation: Provided further that if the dissertation is rejected by the examiner, the examiner shall assign reasons therefor with suggestions for its improvement to the candidate and such candidate shall re- submit his/ her dissertation to the examiner who shall accept it before appearing in the examination. (d) CLINICAL/PRACTICAL EXAMINATION: Clinical/practical examination is designed to test the clinical skill, performance and competence of the candidate in skills such as communication, clinical examination, medical/dental procedures or prescription, exercise prescription, latest techniques, evaluation and interpretation of results so as to undertake independent work as a specialist. The affiliating university shall ensure that the candidate has been given ample opportunity to perform various clinical procedures. The practical/clinical examination in all the specialities shall be conducted for six candidates in two days: Provided that practical/clinical examination may be extended for one day, if it is not complete in two days. (e) VIVA-VOCE EXAMINATION: Viva voce examination aims at assessing the depth of knowledge, logical reasoning, confidence and communication skill of the students. (f) SCHEME OF EXAMINATION: Theory: Part-I: Basic Sciences Paper - 100 Marks Part-II: Paper-I, Paper-II & Paper-III - 300 Marks (100 Marks for each Paper) Written examination shall consist of Basic Sciences (Part-I) of three hours duration shall be conducted at the end of First year of MDS course. Part-II Examination shall be conducted at the end of Third year of MDS course. Part-II¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 55 Examination shall consist of Paper-I, Paper-II and Paper-III, each of three hours duration. Paper-I & Paper-II shall consist of two long answer questions carrying 25 marks each and five questions carrying 10 marks each. Paper-III will be on Essays. In Paper-III three Questions will be given and student has to answer any two questions. Each question carries 50 marks. Questions on recent advances may be asked in any or all the papers. Distribution of topics for each paper will be as follows: Part-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied Anatomy, embryology, growth and development Genetics, Immunology, anthropology, Physiology, nutrition & Biochemistry, Pathology & Microbiology, virology, Applied pharmacology, Research Methodology and bio statistics,. Applied Dental anatomy & histology, Oral pathology & oral Microbiology, Adult and geriatric psychology. Applied dental materials. Part-II Paper-I : Removable Prosthodontics and Implant supported prosthesis (Implantology), Geriatric dentistry and Cranio facial Prosthodontics Paper-II : Fixed Prosthodontics, occlusion, TMJ and esthetics. Paper-III : Essays *The topics assigned to the different papers are generally evaluated under those sections. However a strict division of the subject may not be possible and some overlapping of topics is inevitable. Students should be prepared to answer overlapping topics. (g) DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS: Theory : (Total 400 Marks) (1) Part I University Examination (100 Marks):- There shall be 10 questions of 10 marks each (Total of 100 Marks) (2) Part II (3 papers of 100 Marks):- (i) Paper-I: 2 long essay questions of 25 marks each and 5 short essays of 10 marks each. (Total of 100 Marks) (ii) Paper-II: 2 long essay questions of 25 marks each and 5 short essays of 10 marks each. (Total of 100 Marks) (iii) Paper III: 2 out of 3 essay questions (50 x 2 = 100 Marks) Practical and Clinical Examination : 200 Marks Viva-voce and Pedagogy : 100 Marks 19. EXAMINERS: Part I: There shall be one internal and one external examiner for three students appointed by the affiliating university for evaluating the answer scripts of the same speciality. However, the number of examiner/s may be increased with the corresponding increase in number of students. Part II: There shall be four examiners in each subject. Out of them, two (50%) shall be external examiners and two (50%) shall be internal examiners. Both external examiners shall be from a university other than the affiliating university and one examiner shall be from a university of different State. 20. QUALIFICATION AND EXPERIENCE FOR EXAMINERS: The qualification and experience for appointment of an examiner shall be as under:- (i) shall possess qualification and experience of a Professor in a post-graduate degree programme; (ii) a person who is not a regular post-graduate teacher in the subject shall not be appointed as an examiner; (iii) the internal examiner in a subject shall not accept external examinership in a college for the same academic year; (iv) no person shall be appointed as an external examiner for the same institution for more than two consecutive years. However, if there is a break of one year, the person can be re-appointed.56 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 21. EXAMINATION CENTRE: (1) In the event of university exam being conducted in the same city or town having more than one post- graduate institution under the same university, one central examination centre shall be fixed by the university and the students from all the institutions of the city shall take the examination in that center: Provided that the clinical and viva-voice shall be conducted at their institute. (2) Rotation of the institutions as center of examination shall be as per direction of the university. 22. VALUATION OF ANSWER BOOKS: Part-I : Answer book/s shall be evaluated by the internal and external examiner/s Part-II : Answer books shall be evaluated by four examiners, two internal and two external and the average marks shall be computed. 23. CRITERIA FOR PASS CERTIFICATE: To pass the university examination, a candidate shall secure in both theory examination and in practical/clinical including viva voce independently with an aggregate of 50% of total marks allotted (50 out of 100 marks in Part I examination and 150 marks out of 300 in Part II examination in theory and 150 out of 300, clinical plus viva voce together). A candidate securing marks below 50% as mentioned above shall be declared to have failed in the examination. A candidate who is declared successful in the examination shall be granted a Degree of Master of Dental Surgery in the respective speciality. PART – VI SYLLABUS The syllabus for post-graduate course includes both Applied Basic Sciences and subjects of concerned specialty. The syllabus in Applied Basic Sciences shall vary according to the particular speciality, similarly the candidates shall also acquire adequate knowledge in other subjects related to their respective speciality. 24. SYLLABUS DISTRIBUTION IN VARIOUS SPECIALITIES: (i) PROSTHODONTICS AND CROWN & BRIDGE Part-I Paper-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied anatomy, embryology, growth and development Genetics, Immunology, anthropology, Physiology, nutrition and Biochemistry, Pathology and Microbiology, virology, Applied pharmacology, Research Methodology and bio statistics,. Applied Dental anatomy and histology, Oral pathology & oral Microbiology, Adult and geriatric psychology. Applied dental materials. Part-II Paper-I : Removable Prosthodontics and Implant supported prosthosis(Implantology), Geriatric dentistry and Cranio facial Prosthodontics Paper-II : Fixed Prosthodontics, occlusion, TMJ and esthetics. Paper-III : Descriptive and analysing type question (ii) PERIODONTOLOGY Part- I Paper-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Research Methodology and Biostatistics. Part-II Paper I : Normal Periodontal structure, Etiology and Pathogenesis of Periodontal diseases,¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 57 epidemiology as related to Periodontics Paper II : Periodontal diagnosis, therapy and Oral implantology Paper III : Descriptive and analysing type question (iii) ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY Part-I Paper-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied Anatomy, Physiology, & Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Research Methodology and Biostatistics. Part- II: Paper-I : Minor Oral Surgery and Trauma Paper-II : Maxillo-facial Surgery Paper-III : Descriptive and analysing type question (iv) CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY AND ENDODONTICS Part-I Paper-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology including Oral Microbiology, Pharmacology, Biostatistics and Research Methodology and Applied Dental Materials. Part-II Paper-I : Conservative Dentistry Paper-II : Endodontics Paper-III : Descriptive and analysing type question (v) ORTHODONTICS AND DENTOFACIAL ORTHOPEDICS Part-I Paper-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied anatomy, Physiology, Dental Materials, Genetics, Pathology, Physical Anthropology, Applied Research methodology, Bio-Statistics and Applied Pharmacology. Part-II Paper-I : Orthodontic history, Concepts of occlusion and esthetics, Child and Adult Psychology, Etiology and classification of maloclusion, Dentofacial Anomalies, Diagnostic procedures and treatment planning in Orthodontics, Practice management in Orthodontic Paper II : Clinical Orthodontics Paper III : Descriptive and analysing type question (vi) ORAL AND MAXILLOFACIAL PATHOLOGY AND ORAL MICROBIOLOGY: Part-I Paper-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied anatomy, Physiology (General and oral), Cell Biology, General Histology, Biochemistry, General Pathology, General and Systemic Microbiology, Virology, Mycology, Basic Immunology, Oral Biology (oral and dental histology), Biostatistics and Research Methodology Part-II: Paper-I : Oral pathology, Oral Microbiology and Immunology and Forensic Odontology Paper-II : Laboratory techniques and Diagnosis and Oral Oncology Paper-III : Descriptive and analysing type question (vii) PUBLIC HEALTH DENTISTRY58 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] Part-I Paper-I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied Anatomy and Histology, Applied Physiology and Biochemistry, Applied Pathology, Microbiology, Oral Pathology, Physical and Social Anthropology, Applied Pharmacology and Research Methodology and Biostatistics. Part-II: Paper-I : Public Health Paper-II : Dental Public Health Paper-III : Descriptive and analysing type question (viii) PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY Part-I Paper I : Applied Basic Sciences : Applied Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Research Methodology and Biostatistics Growth and Development and Dental plaque, Genetics. Part-II: Paper-I : Clinical Pedodontics Paper-II : Preventive and Community Dentistry as applied to pediatric dentistry Paper-III : Descriptive and analysing type question (ix) ORAL MEDICINE AND RADIOLOGY Part-I Paper I : Applied Basic Sciences: Applied Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Research Methodology and Biostatistics Part-II: Paper-I : Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology Paper-II : Oral Medicine, therapeutics and laboratory investigations Paper-III : Descriptive and analysing type question CHAPTER - VII GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE CURRICULUM (25) GOALS.— The goals of the post-graduate training in various specialities is to train the graduate in Dental Surgery who will, (i) practice respective speciality efficiently and effectively, backed by scientific knowledge and skill; (ii) exercise empathy and a caring attitude and maintain high ethical standards; (iii) continue to evince keen interest in professional education in the speciality and allied specialities whether in teaching or practice; (iv) willing to share the knowledge and skills with any learner, junior or a colleague; (v) to develop the faculty for critical analysis and evaluation of various concepts and views and to adopt the most rational approach. (26) OBJECTIVES.—¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 59 The objective of the post-graduate training is to train a student so as to ensure higher competence in both general and special area of interest and prepare him or her for a career in teaching, research and speciality practice. A student must achieve a high degree of clinical proficiency in the subject and develop competence in research and its methodology in the concerned field. The objectives to be achieved by the candidate on completion of the course may be classified as under:– (a) Knowledge (Cognitive domain) (b) Skills (Psycho motor domain) (c) Human values, ethical practice and communication abilities (a) KNOWLEDGE.— (i) demonstrate understanding of basic sciences relevant to speciality; (ii) describe etiology, pathophysiology, principles of diagnosis and management of common problems within the speciality in adults and children; (iii) identify social, economic, environmental and emotional determinants in a given case and take them into account for planned treatment; (iv) recognise conditions that may be outside the area of speciality or competence and to refer them to the concerned specialist; (v) update knowledge by self study and by attending courses, conferences and seminars pertaining to speciality; (vi) undertake audit, use information technology and carry out research in both basic and clinical with the aim of publishing or presenting the work at various scientific gathering; (b) SKILLS: (i) take a proper clinical history, examine the patient, perform essential diagnostic procedures and order relevant tests and interpret them to come to a reasonable diagnosis about the condition; (ii) acquire adequate skills and competence in performing various procedures as required in the speciality. (c) HUMAN VALUES, ETHICAL PRACTICE AND COMMUNICATION ABILITIES. (i) adopt ethical principles in all aspects of practice; (ii) foster professional honesty and integrity; (iii) deliver patient care irrespective of social status, caste, creed, or religion of the patient; (iv) develop communication skills, to explain various options available and obtain a true informed consent from the patient; (v) provide leadership and get the best out of his team in a congenial working atmosphere; (vi) apply high moral and ethical standards while carrying out human or animal research;60 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] (vii) be humble and accept the limitations in his knowledge and skill and to ask for help from colleagues when needed; (viii) respect patient’s rights and privileges including patient’s right to information and right to seek a second opinion. PART-VIII SPECIALITIES 27. The following specialties for the post-graduate course to be followed by the university / institute are detailed as under:- (i) Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge: Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge is a branch of dental art and science pertaining to the restoration and maintenance of oral function, health, comfort and appearance by the replacement of mission or lost natural teeth and associated tissues either by fixed or removable artificial substitutes. (ii) Periodontology: Periodotology is the science dealing with the health and diseases of the investing and supporting structures of the teeth and oral mucous membrane. (iii) Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: Oral and Maxillofacial surgery deals with the diagnosis and surgical and adjunctive treatment of diseases, injuries and defects of the human jaws and associated oral and facial structures. (iv) Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics: Conservative dentistry deals with prevention and treatment of the diseases and injuries of the hard tissues and the pulp of the tooth and associated periapical lesions, alongwith restoration of those teeth to normal form function and aesthetics . (v) Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics: Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics deals with prevention and correction of oral anomalies and malocclusion and the harmonising of the structures involved, so that the dental mechanisms function in a normal way. (vi) Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Microbiology Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Microbiology deals with the nature of oral diseases, their causes, processes and effects. It relates the clinical manifestation of oral diseases to the physiologic and anatomic changes associated with these diseases. (vii) Public Health Dentistry Public Health Dentistry is the science and art of preventing and controlling dental diseases and promoting dental health through organised community efforts. (viii) Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry Pediatric and Preventive Dentistry deals with prevention and treatment of oral and dental ailments that may occur during childhood. (ix) Oral Medicine and Radiology Oral Medicine is a speciality of dentistry concerned with the basic diagnostic procedures and techniques useful in recognising the diseases of the oral tissues of local and constitutional origin and their medical management. Radiology is a science dealing with x-rays and their uses in diagnosis and treatment of diseases in relation to orofacial diseases.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 61 28. CLINICAL MATERIAL .— The minimum requirement of clinical material in each speciality of the post-graduate course is detailed in schedule-VIII of these regulations. SCHEDULE – I (See clause (b) of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 11) MODEL CHECKLIST FOR EVALUATION OF JOURNAL REVIEW PRESENTATIONS. Name of the Trainee : Date : Name of the Faculty / Observer : Sl. Items for observation during presentation Poor Below Average Good Very No. Average Good 0 1 2 3 4 1. Article chosen was 2. Extent of understanding of scope and objectives of the paper by the candidate. 3. Whether cross-references have been consulted. 4. Whether other relevant publications consulted. 5. Ability to respond to questions on the paper / subject. 6. Audio – Visual aids used. 7. Ability to defend the paper. 8. Clarity of presentation. 9. Any other observation. Total Score SCHEDULE-II (See clause (c) of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 11) MODEL CHECK LIST FOR EVALUATION OF SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS Name of the Trainee : Date : Name of the Faculty / Observer : Sl. Items for observation during presentation Poor Below Average Good Very No. Average Good 0 1 2 3 4 1. Completeness & Preparation. 2. Clarity of presentation. 3. Understanding of subject. 4. Whether other relevant publications consulted. 5. Whether cross-references have been consulted. 6. Ability to answer the questions. 7. Time scheduling. 8. Appropriate use of audio – visual aids. 9. Overall performance. 10. Any other observation.62 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] Total Score SCHEDULE-III (See clause (e) of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 11) (a) MODEL CHECK LIST FOR EVALUATION OF CLINICAL WORK IN Outpatient Department (To be completed once a month by respective unit heads including posting in other department) Name of the Trainee : Date : Name of the Unit Head : Sl. Items for observation during presentation Poor Below Average Good Very No. Average Good 0 1 2 3 4 1. Regularity of attendance. 2. Punctuality. 3. Interaction with colleagues and supportive staff. 4. Maintenance of case records. 5. Presentation of cases. 6. Investigations work up. 7. Chair-side manners. 8. Rapport with patients. 9. Over all quality of clinical work. Total Score (b) EVALUATION OF CLINICAL CASE PRESENTATION Name of the Trainee : Date : Name of the Faculty / Observer : Sl. Items for observation during presentation Poor Below Average Good Very No. Average Good 0 1 2 3 4 1. Completeness of history. 2. Whether all relevant points elicited. 3. Clarity of presentation. 4. Logical order. 5. Mentioned all positive and negative points 6. Accuracy of general physical examination. 7. Diagnosis: Whether it follows logically from history and findings. 8. Investigations required. Complete list. Relevant order. Interpretation of investigations. 9. Ability to react to questioning Whether it follows logically from history and findings. 10. Ability to defend diagnosis. 11. Ability to justify differential diagnosis. 12. Others.¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 63 Grand Total Note: Please use a separate sheet for each faculty member. SCHEDULE-IV (See clause (h) of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 11) MODEL CHECKLIST FOR EVALUATION OF TEACHING SKILL Name of the Trainee : Date : Name of the Faculty / Observer : SI. Items for observation Poor Below Average Good Very No Average Good 0 1 2 3 4 1. Communication of the purpose of the talk 2. Evokes audience interest in the subject. 3. The introduction. 4. The sequence of ideas. 5. The use of practical examples and / or illustrations. 6. Specking style (enjoyable, monotonous, etc. specify) 7. Attempts audience participation. 8. Summary of the main points at the end. 9. Asks questions. 10. Answers questions asked by the audience. 11. Rapport of speaker with his audience. 12. Effectiveness of the talk. 13. Uses audio-visual aids appropriately. SCHEDULE-V (See clause (l) of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 11) (a) MODEL CHECKLIST FOR DISSERTATION PRESENTATION Name of the Trainee : Date : Name of the Faculty / Observer : Sl. Prints to be considered. Poor Below Average Good Very No. Average Good 0 1 2 3 4 1 Interest shown in selecting topic. 2 Appropriate review. 3 Discussion with guide and other faculty. 4 Quality of protocol. 5 Preparation of proforma Total Score64 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] (b) CONTINUOUS EVALUATION OF DISSERTATION WORK BY GUIDE / CO-GUIDE Name of the Trainee : Date : Name of the Faculty / Observer : Sl. Items for observation during presentation Poor Below Average Good Very No. Average Good 0 1 2 3 4 1 Periodic consultation with guide / co-guide. 2 Regular collection of case material 3 Depth of analysis / discussion. 4 Quality of final output. 5 Others Total Score SCHEDULE-VI (See clause (l) of sub-regulation (2) of regulation 11) OVERALL ASSESSMENT SHEET Date : SI. Faculty Name of Trainee and Mean Score No. Member A B C D E F G H I J 1 2 3 Signature of Head of the Department Signature of Principal Note: The overall assessment sheet used along with the logbook shall form the basis for certifying satisfactory completion of course of study, in addition to the attendance required. KEY: Faculty member : Name of the faculty doing the assessment. Mean score : Sum total of all the scores of checklists. A, B,.... : Name of the trainee. SCHEDULE-VII (See sub-regulations (2) of regulation 14) EQUIPMENTS DEPARTMENT: PROSTHODONTICS AND CROWN & BRIDGE S. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability No. 1. Electrical Dental Chairs and Units With shadowless lamp, One chair and unit spittoon, 3 way syringe, per PG student instrument tray and and two chairs motorized suction, with unit for the micromotor and airotor faculty. attachment with handpieces. 1 Unit 2 Units 2. Articulators – semi adjustable/ adjustable 6 12 with face bow 3. Micromotor – (Lab Type can also be 2 4 attached (fixed) to wall 4. Ultrasonic scaler 2 2 5. Light cures 2 2 6. Hot air oven 1 1 7. Autoclave 2 2 8. Surveyor 2 2 9. Refrigerator 1 1 10. X-ray viewer 1 2 11. Pneumatic, Crown bridge remover 2 3 12. Needle destroyer 1 2¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 65 13. Intra oral camera 1 1 14. Digital SLR camera 1 1 15. Computer with internet connection with 1 1 attached printer and scanner 16. LCD projector 1 1 Clinical Lab for Prosthetics 1. Plaster dispenser 2 2 2. Model trimmer with carborandum Disc 1 2 3. Model trimmer with diamond disc 1 2 4. High speed lathe 2 3 5. Vibrator 2 4 6. Acrylizer 1 2 7. Dewaxing unit 1 2 8. Hydraulic press 1 1 9. Mechanical press 1 1 10. Vacuum mixing machine 1 1 11. Micro motor lab type 2 3 12. Curing pressure pot 1 1 13. Pressure molding machine 1 1 Chrome – Cobalt Lab Equipment 1. Duplicator 1 1 2. Pindex system 1 1 3. Burn-out furnace 1 1 4. Welder 1 1 5. Sandblaster Micro and macro 1 1 6. Electro – polisher 1 1 7. Model trimmer with carborandum disc 1 1 8. Model trimmer with diamond disc 1 1 9. Model trimmer with double disc (one 1 1 Carborandum and one diamond disc) 10. Casting machine, motor cast with the safety 1 1 door closure, gas blow torch with regulator 11. Dewaxing furnace 1 1 Induction casting machine with vacuum 1 1 pump, capable of casting titanium chrome cobalt precision metal 12. Spot welder with soldering, attachment of 1 1 cable 13. Steam cleaner 1 1 14. Vacuum mixing machine 1 1 15. Spindle grinder 24,000 ROM with vacuum 1 1 suction 16. Wax heater 2 3 17. Wax carvers (Full PKT Set) 2 3 18. Milling machine 1 1 19. Stereo microscope 1 1 20. Magnifying work lamp 1 1 21. Heavy duty lathe with suction 1 1 22. Preheating furnace 1 1 23. Dry model trimmer 1 1 24. Die cutting machine 1 2 25. Ultrasonic cleaner 1 1 26. Composite curing unit 1 1 Ceramic Lab Equipment 1. Fully programmable porcelain furnace with 1 1 vacuum pump 2. Ceramic kit (instruments) 3 3 3. Ceramic materials (kit) 1 166 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 4. Ceramic polishing kit 2 2 Implant Equipment 1. Electrical dental chair and unit 1 1 2. Physio dispenser 1 1 3. Implant kit Minimum 2 systems 2 2 4. Implants 10 10 5. Prosthetic components 10 10 6. Unit mount light cure 1 2 7. X-ray viewer 1 2 8. Needle destroyer 1 2 9. Ultrasonic cleaner capacity 3.5 lts 1 1 10. Autoclave programmable for all 1 2 recommended cycles 11. X-ray machine with RVG 1 1 12. Refrigerator 1 1 13. Surgical kit/prosthetic kit 2 2 14. Educating models 1 1 15. Implant removing instruments 1 1 DEPARTMENT: PERIODONTOLOGY S. No. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability 1. Dental Chairs and Units Electrically operated with One chair and unit per shadowless lamp, spittoon, post-graduate student and 3 way syringe, instrument Two chairs with unit for tray and motorized suction, the faculty micromotor attachment with contra angle handpiece,airoter attachment, ultrasonic scaler (Piezo) with detachable autoclavable hand piece 1 Unit 2 Units 2. Auto clave (fully automatic) 1 2 front loading 3. Steel bin 4 6 4. Airoter hand pieces 2 2 5. UV chamber 1 1 6. Formalin chamber 1 1 7. W.H.O probe 2 2 8. Nabers probe 2 2 9. Williams probe 2 2 10. UNC-15 probe 4 4 11. Gold Man fox probe 1 1 12. Pressure sensitive probe 1 1 13. Marquis color coded probe 1 1 14. Supra gingival scalers set 2 2 15. Sub gingival scaler set 2 2 16. Arkansas sharpening stone 1 1 Surgical Instruments 1. Routine surgical instrument kit set 2 3 (Benquis periosteal elevator, periotome) 2. Surgery trolleys 6 6 3. X ray viewer 1 2¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 67 4. Surgical cassette with 4 6 sterilisation pouches 5. Electro surgery unit 1 1 Special Surgical Instruments 1. Kirkland’s knife set 1 1 2. Orban’s knife set 1 1 3. Paquette blade handle 1 1 4. Krane kaplan pocket marker set 1 1 5. Mc Calls universal curettes s e t 1 1 6. Gracey’s curettes (No.1-18) s e t 2 2 7. Mini five curettes set 1 1 8. Cumine scalar 1 1 9. Mallet 1 1 10. Chisel 1 1 11. Oschenbein chisel straight, curved 1 1 12. Schluger bone file 1 1 13. Bone fixation screw kit 1 1 14. Bone scrapper 1 1 15. Bone trephines for harvesting 1 set 1 1 autografts 16. Bone regenerative materials Bone graft and GTR membranes 5 5 17. Local drug delivery systems At least two different 1 each 1 agents 18. Root conditioning agent At least two different 2 2 agents 19. Micro needle holder 1 1 20. Micro scissors 1 1 21. Magnifying loop (2.5 – 3.5) 1 2 22. Operating microscope optional 1 1 23. 3rd generation digital probe optional 1 1 24. Bone expander and bone crester optional 1 1 25. Distraction osteogenesis kit optional 1 1 26. Bone mill optional 1 1 27. Bone graft / membrane 1 1 placement spoon 28. Bone condenser 1 1 29. Peizo-surgery unit optional 1 1 30. Centrifuge for PRP/PRF optional 1 1 preparation 31. Soft tissue laser (8 watt) 1 1 32. Osteotome set 1 1 optional MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUMENTS68 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 1. Composite gun with material kit 1 1 2. Splinting kit with material 2 3 3. Composite finishing kit 1 1 4. Glass Ionomer cement 1 1 5. Digital camera 1 1 6. Intra Oral camera 1 1 7. Ultrasonic cleaner 1 1 8. Emergency kit 1 1 9. Refrigerator 1 1 10. X-ray viewer 2 2 11. LCD projector 1 1 12. Computer with internet connection 1 1 with attached printer and scanner 13. Implant Equipment 14. Electrical dental chair and unit 1 1 Physio dispenser 1 1 15. Implant kit At least two different 2 2 systems 16. Implants 10 10 17. Implant maintenance kit (plastic 1 set 1 set instruments) 18. Implant guide 1 1 19. X-ray viewer 1 2 20. Needle destroyer 1 2 21. Ultrasonic cleaner capacity 3.5 lts 1 1 22. Autoclave programmable for all 1 1 recommended cycles 23. RVG with x-ray machine 1 1 24. Refrigerator 1 1 25. Surgical kit 2 2 26. Sinus lift kit 1 1 27. Educating models 1 1 28. Implant removing kit 1 1 DEPARTMENT: ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY S.No. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability 1. Dental Chairs and Units Electrically operated One chair and unit per with shadowless lamp, post-graduate student spittoon, 3 way and Two chairs with unit syringe, instrument for the faculty tray and high (cid:1)otorized suction, with micromotor and 1 Unit 2 Units micro motor attachment¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 69 2. Autoclave Front loading 2 3 3. Fumigators 1 1 4. Oscillating saw With all hand pieces 1 1 pieces 5. Surgical instruments General surgery kit including 2 2 tracheotomy kit Minor oral surgery kit 5 10 Osteotomy kit 1 1 Cleft surgery kit 1 1 Bone grafting kit 1 1 Emergency kit Trauma set including bone plating kit 1 1 Implantology kit 2 2 with implants 1 1 Minimum 2 systems 2 2 10 10 6. Distraction osteogenesis kit 1 1 7. Peizo surgical unit 1 1 8. Magnifying loops 1 1 9. Operating microscope and desirable 1 1 Microsurgery kit 10. Dermatomes 1 1 11. Needle destroyer 2 3 12. Ultrasonic Cleaner capacity 3.5 lts 1 1 13. Formalin chamber 1 1 14. Pulse oxymeter 1 1 15. Ventilator 1 1 16. Major operation theatre with all 1 1 facilities 17. Recovery and Intensive Care Unit 2 beds 2 beds with all necessary life support equipments 18. Fibrooptic light 1 1 19. Inpatient beds 20 20 20. Fiber optic laryngoscope 1 1 21. Computer with internet connection 1 1 with attached printer and scanner 22. LCD projector 1 1 23. Refrigerator 1 1 DEPARTMENT : CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY AND ENDODONTICS S.No. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability 1. Dental Chairs and Units Electrically operated One chair & unit per with shadowless lamp, post-graduate student spittoon, 3 way and two chairs with unit syringe, instrument for the faculty tray and motorized70 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] suction, micromotor, airotor attachment with hand pieces 1 Unit 2 Units 2. ENDOSONIC HANDPIECES – 2 3 Micro endosonic Tips, retro treatment 3. Mechanised rotary instruments 3 6 including hand pieces (speed and torque control) and hand instruments various systems 4. Rubber dam kit 1 per chair 1 per chair 5. Autoclaves for bulk instrument 2 3 sterilization vacuum (Front loading) 6. Autoclaves for hand piece 1 1 sterilization 7. Apex locators one for every two 2 4 chairs 8. Pulp tester 2 4 9. Equipments for injectable 1 2 thermoplasticized gutta percha 10. Operating microscopes 3 step or 1 1 5 step magnification 11. Surgical endo kits (Microsurgery) 2 2 12. Set of hand instruments 1 2 (specifications required) 13. Sterilizer trays for autoclave 4 4 14. Ultrasonic cleaner capacity 3.5 lts 1 1 15. Variable Intensity polymerization Desirable 1 1 equipments - VLC units 16. Conventional VLC units one for 2 4 every two chairs 17. Needle destroyer 2 2 18. Magnifying loupes one for students 1 2 and one for faculty 19. LCD projector 1 1 20. Composite kits with different shades 2 4 and polishing kits 21. Ceramic finishing kits, metal In ceramic labs 2 3 finishing kits 22. Amalgam finishing kits 2 3 23. RVG with x-ray machine developing 1 1 kit 24. Chair side micro abrasion 1 1 25. Bleaching unit 1 1 26. Instrument retrieval kits 1 1 27. Computer with internet connection 1 1 with attached printer and scanner 28. Refrigerator 1 1 29. Equipments for casting procedures 30. Equipments for ceramics including 1 1 induction casting machines/ burnout preheat furnaces/ wax elimination furnaces 31. Lab micro motor/ metal grinders / 1 1 sand blasters/ polishing lathes/ duplicator equipment/ vacuum investment equipments¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 71 32. Laser (preferably hard tissue) 1 1 33. Face bow with semi adjustable 1 2 articulator DEPARTMENT : ORTHODONTICS AND DENTOFACIAL ORTHOPEDICS S. No. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability 1. Dental Chairs and Unit Electrically operated with One chair & unit per shadow less lamp, spittoon, 3 PG student and Two way syringe, instrument tray chairs with unit for and motorized suction the faculty 2. 1 Unit 2 Units 3. Vacuum /pressure moulding 1 1 unit 4. Hydrogen soldering unit 1 1 5. Lab micromotor 3 5 6. Spot welders 3 5 7. Model trimmer (Double disc) 2 3 8. Light curing unit 2 2 9. High intensity light curing unit 1 2 10. Polishing lathes 2 3 11. Tracing tables 3 5 12. SLR digital camera 1 1 13. Scanner with transparency 1 1 adapter 14. X-ray viewer 3 4 15. LCD projector 1 1 16. Autoclaves for bulk instrument 1 1 Sterilization vacuum (Front loading) 17. Needle destroyer 1 1 18. Dry heat sterilizer 1 1 19. Ultrasonic scaler 1 1 20. Sets of Orthodontic pliers 3 3 21. Orthodontic impression trays 3 5 22. Ultrasonic cleaner capacity 1 1 3.5 lts 23. Electropolisher 1 1 24. Typodonts with full teeth set 3 3 25. Anatomical articulator with 1 1 face bow attachments 26. Free plane articulators 1 1 27. Hinge articulators 4 4 28. Computer software for 1 1 cephalometrics 29. Computer with internet 1 1 connection with attached printer and scanner 30. Refrigerator 1 1 DEPARTMENT: ORAL & MAXIILOFACIAL PATHOLOGY AND ORAL MICROBIOLOGY S. No. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability 1 Unit 2 Units 1. Dental Chairs and Units Electrically operated with 3 6 shadow less lamp, spittoon, 3 way syringe, instrument tray and suction72 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] 2. Adequate laboratory Reasonable quantity glassware’s as required for should be made available processing of biopsy specimens and staining. 3. Adequate tissue capsules / tissue Reasonable quantity embedding cassettes should be made available 4. Paraffin wax bath thermostatically 1 1 controlled 5. Leuckhart pieces 10 10 6. Block holders 25 25 7. Microtome Manual 1 1 8. Microtome semi – automated 1 1 9. Tissue floatation water bath thermostatically 1 1 controlled 10. Slide warming table 1 1 11. Steel slide racks for staining 5 5 12. Diamond glass marker 2 2 13. Research microscope with phase 1 1 contrast, dark field, polarization, image analyzer , photomicrography attachments 14. Multi head microscope Penta headed 1 1 15. Binocular compound 2 for faculty 4 for faculty microscope and one and per student one per student 16. Stereo microscope 1 1 17. Aluminum slide trays 5 5 18. Wooden / plastic slide boxes 5 5 19. Wax block storing cabinet 5,000 10,000 capacity capacity 20. Slide storing cabinet 5,000 10,000 capacity capacity 21. Refrigerator 1 1 22. Pipettes 5 5 23. Surgical kit for biopsy 3 6 24. Immuno histo chemistry lab 1 1 25. Computer with Internet 1 1 Connection with attached printer and scanner 26. LCD projector 1 1 27. Desirable Equipment 28. Cryostat 1 1 29. Fluorescent microscope 1 1 30. Hard tissue microtome 1 1 31. Tissue storing cabinet (frozen) 1 1 32. Microwave 1 1 DEPARTMENT : PUBLIC HEALTH DENTISTRY S. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability No. Instruments in the department for comprehensive Oral health care programme 1. Dental chairs Electrically operated with One chair and shadowless lamp, unit per post- spittoon, 3 way syringe, graduate instrument tray and student and motorized suction, one chair micromotor attachment with unit for¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 73 with contra angle the faculty handpiece,airoter attachment, ultrasonic scaler (Piezo) with detachable autoclavable hand piece with min 3 tips. 2. 1 Unit 2 Units 3. Extraction forceps 4 sets 6 sets 4. Filling instruments 4 sets 6 sets 5. Scaling instruments Supra gingival scaling 4 sets 6 sets 6. Amalgamator 1 1 7. Pulp tester 1 1 8. Autoclave 1 1 9. X-ray viewer 1 1 10. Instrument cabinet 1 1 11. LCD or DLP multimedia 1 1 projector Computer with internet 1 1 connection with attached printer and scanner 13. For peripheral dental care or field programme 14. Staff bus 1 1 15. Mobile dental clinic fitted with 1 1 at least 2 dental chairs with complete dental unit with fire extinguisher 16. Ultrasonic scaler, 1 2 17. Ultrasonic cleaner capacity 3.5 1 1 lts 18. Compressor One with chair 19. Generator 1 1 20. Public address system, audio- 1 1 visual aids 21. Television 1 1 22. Digital Versatile Disc Player 1 1 23. Instrument cabinet, emergency 1 1 medicine kits, Blood pressure apparatus 24. Portable oxygen cylinder 1 1 25. Portable chair 1 1 26. Refrigerator 1 1 DEPARTMENT : PAEDODONTICS AND PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY S. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability No. 1. Dental Chairs and Units Electrically operated with One chair and unit per shadowless lamp, post-graduate student spittoon, 3 way syringe, and Two chairs with unit and motorised suction, for the faculty74 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] micromotor attachment with contra angle miniature handpiece,airotor attachment with miniature handpiece, dental operater stool (40% dental chairs shall be pedo chairs) 2. 1 Unit 2 Units 3. Pedo extraction forceps sets 3 4 4. Autoclaves for bulk instrument 1 2 sterilization vacuum (Front loading) 5. RVG with intra oral x-ray unit 1 1 6. Automatic developer 1 1 7. Pulp tester 2 3 8. Apex locator 1 1 9. Rubber dam kit One set per student 1 1 10. Injectable GP condenser 1 1 11. Endodontic pressure syringe 1 1 12. Glass bead steriliser 2 4 13. Spot welder 2 3 14. Ultrasonic scalers 2 4 15. Needle destroyer 1 1 16. Formalin chamber 1 1 17. Ultrasonic cleaner capacity 3.5 1 1 lts 18. X-ray viewer 2 3 19. Amalgamator 1 2 20. Plaster dispenser 2 2 21. Dental lathe 1 2 22. Vibrator 2 3 23. Typodonts One set per student 1 1 24. Soldering unit 1 1 25. Band pinching beak pliers 2 Sets 2 Sets 26. Proximal contouring pliers 2 3 27. Crown crimping pliers 2 3 28. Double beak pliers anterior and 2 3 posterior 29. Lab micro motor 2 3 30. Acryliser 1 2 31. Magnifying loupes 1 1 32. Conscious sedation unit Desirable 1 1 33. Pulse oxymeter 1 1 34. Phantom head table with One set per each P.G. 1 1 attached Light, Airotor and Student micro motor 35. Computer with internet 1 1 connection with attached printer and scanner 36. LCD projector 1 1 37. Refrigerator 1 1 DEPARTMENT: ORAL MEDICINE AND RADIOLOGY S. NAME SPECIFICATION Quantity Availability No. 1. Dental Chairs and Units Electrically operated with One chair and unit per shadowless lamp, post-graduate student spittoon, 3 way syringe, and one chair with unit¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 75 instrument tray and for the faculty suction 2. 1 Unit 2 Units 3. RVG with intra oral 55-70 kVp with digital 1 1 radiography machine compatibility (FDA Approved) 4. Extra oral radiography machine 100 kvp 1 1 5. Panoramic radiography (OPG) Digital compatibility 1 1 machine with cephalometric and TMJ attachment with printer Intra-oral camera 1 2 Pulp tester 2 4 Autoclave 1 1 Punch biopsy tool 2 3 Biopsy equipment 1 2 Surgical trolley 2 2 Emergency medicines kit 1 1 Extra oral cassettes with 4 6 intensifying screens (Conventional and rare earth) Lead screens 2 2 Lead aprons 2 2 Lead gloves 2 2 Radiographic filters 1 1 (Conventional and rare earth) Dark room with safe light 1 1 facility Automatic radiographic film 2 2 processors Radiographic film storage lead 1 1 containers Thyroid collars 1 1 Digital sphygmomanometer 1 1 Digital blood glucose tester 1 1 Digital camera 1 1 X-ray viewer boxes 2 3 Lacrimal probes 2 sets 2 Sets Sialography cannula 2 sets 2 Sets Illuminated mouth mirror and 2 2 probe Computer with internet 1 1 connection with attached printer and scanner LCD projector 1 1 Refrigerator 1 176 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] SCHEDULE-VIII (See regulation 28) CLINICAL MATERIAL FOR COLLEGES WITH 50 UG ADMISSIONS Minimum Requirement (both UG & PG together) Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics Unit Starting MDS 1st Renewal 2nd & 3rd Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 35 40 50 50 2nd Unit 60 70 80 80 Oral Medicine & Radiology Unit Starting MDS 1st Renewal 2nd & 3rd Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 75 80 90 100 2nd Unit 110 120 130 130 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Unit Starting MDS 1st Renewal 2nd & 3rd Renewal Recognition 30 35 40 40 1st Unit (1+4) (1+8) (2+10) (2+10) 50 60 70 70 2nd Unit (2+12) (2+14) (2+16) (2+16) The average of Major Surgeries + Minor Surgeries per week are mentioned above in the brackets Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Microbiology Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 1+2+3 1+3+3 1+3+5 1+3+5 2nd Unit 2+4+6 2+5+8 2+6+10 2+6+10 * (Biopsy + Cytology + Hematology per week) Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 15 20 25 25 2nd Unit 30 35 40 40 Pediatric Dentistry Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 20 25 30 30 2nd Unit 35 40 45 45 Periodontology Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 30 35 40 40 2nd Unit 50 60 70 70¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 77 Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 20 25 30 30 2nd Unit 35 40 50 50 Public Health Dentistry (including Patients in Satellite Clinics) Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 30 35 40 40 2nd Unit 50 55 60 60 FOR COLLEGES WITH 100 UG ADMISSIONS: Minimum Requirement (both UG & PG together) Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 50 60 70 70 2nd Unit 80 90 100 100 Oral Medicine & Radiology Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 100 120 140 150 2nd Unit 160 170 180 180 Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 40 50 60 60 1st Unit (1+4) (1+8) (2+10) (2+10) 70 80 100 100 2nd Unit (2+12) (2+14) (2+16) (2+16) The average of Major Surgeries + Minor Surgeries per week are mentioned above in the brackets() Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology and Oral Microbiology Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 1+3+5 1+6+5 2+6+10 2+6+10 2nd Unit 3+6+12 3+7+12 3+7+14 3+7+14 * (Biopsy + Cytology + Hematology per week)78 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [PART III—SEC. 4] Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 20 25 30 30 2nd Unit 40 45 50 50 Pediatric Dentistry Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 30 35 40 40 2nd Unit 50 55 60 60 Periodontology Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 40 50 60 60 2nd Unit 80 90 100 100 Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 30 35 40 40 2nd Unit 50 55 60 60 Public Health Dentistry (including Patients in Satellite Clinics) Unit Starting MDS 2nd Renewal 3rd & 4th Renewal Recognition 1st Unit 40 45 50 50 2nd Unit 60 65 70 70¹Hkkx IIIµ[k.M 4º Hkkjr dk jkti=k % vlk/kj.k 79 LOG BOOK TABLE 1 ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES ATTENDED Name : Admission Year: College : Type of activity (Specify Seminar, Journal club, Date Particulars presentation, under-graduate teaching) TABLE 2 ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS MADE BY THE TRAINEE Name : Admission Year: College : Type of activity (Specify Seminar, Journal club, Date Topic presentation, under-graduate teaching) TABLE 3 DIAGNOSTIC AND OPERATIVE PROCEDURES PERFORMED Name: Admission Year: College: Category Date Name OP No Procedure O, A, PA, PI Key: O-Washed up and observed-Initial six months of admission A-Assisted senior surgeon-I year MDS PA- Performed procedure under the direct supervision of a senior surgeon-II year MDs PI-Performed independently –III year MDS Dr. SABYASACHI SAHA, Secy. 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