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My father retired WBPS Officer Govt. of W.B.(SDPO)now he wish to attest any document it is valid or not, Please reply with Govt. Order.
Dear Sir,
I an Assistant Professor in Annamalai University. My grade pay is 6000Rs. Can I give attestation.
Dr.Mike.
Dear Mike,
If Annamalai University is properly recognised by the UGC, then you are empowered to attest documents, though, Govt. Aided or Sponsored college staff -i.e. Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Professor and Principals or same designation by the autonomous bodies like Universities are not direct Govt. Employees, the protocol rank exists and they can enjoy the power conferred upon Govt.Colleges or Central Universities Teaching Staff like Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Professor and Principals , V.C.s, Pro V.C.s , Registrars, Deputy or Sub Registrars et al can fully enjoy the power , if your state has not specifically barred this by any G.O or Memo.
Sir’s- Dr N.Majumdar’s reply is exact and specific. It is the picture you are asking for, and as I have mentioned the rule may vary state wise.
Dr Prasenjit Chattopadhyay.
Assistant Professor, S.C. Mahavidyalaya,Habra, W.B
Sorry Imtiaz Ahamad, whenever a person retires from his service, let him be the Chief Secretary,at that point, i.e.11.59 p.m. of that day he is divested of all governmental powers he has enjoyed during his service life. It is well nigh an offence for both the parties, but a 17 years old teenager, is not supposed to know all the service rules, but an experienced officer must perforce know this. So a minimal censure from the court to him would likely is his punishment and he would allowed to let go, but the senior retired officer might mess up all his post retirement benefits for a considerably long time and complications might arise, so it is pointless to invite unwarranted troubles, after a long years of Govt. service. No G.O. regarding this is likely to b found , but according to one’s commonsense it is implied.
No, it is not valid because he is now not in Govt. service. Nor is he a SDPO after retirement.
Public Servants who belong to Gazetted Officers in Uttar Pradesh, India-
Group A: Assistant Professors (Grade Pay 6,000 Rs. and 7,000 Rs)/ Associate Professors (Grade Pay 8,000 Rs. and more) Principals of Government Degree/PG Colleges only (equivalent Grade Pay 10,000 Rs.) as per state service rules/higher education rules of UP. Group B: PCS (Who’s Grade Pay is more or above than 6,600 Rs. are belongs to Group A), CMO (Medical Officer), PPS (Who’s Grade Pay is more or above than 6,600 Rs.), PCS (J) etc. Group C: Lower PCS, SHO and other i.e. gram vikas officers (recent government notification, 2012). It must be noted that only Professors/Officers (Assistant/ Associate/ Professors) and Principal (who is promoted from Associate Professors) of Government Degree Colleges are directly belong to Group A (Class I) service in the state selected through UPPSC. Other officers i. e (PCS, PPS, PCS-J) are recruited in Group B (Class II) and get promoted in Group A after availing 6,600 Rs. grade pay, i.e. 6th Pay Commission). And, it is better to contact group A and B public servants for certification/ verification.
is veterinary doctor a gazetted officer?
Veterinary Officer in West Bengal have a Grade Pay of Rs. 5400/- i.e. Pay Band 4A (pre-revised Scale of Pay of Rs. 8000-13500). So, they can attest documents as authorized Gazetted Officer.
okkk…thank u very much