I beg to differ with Mr. Pashupati Ghosh (yes, considering his NAME & FAME!) – if he actually said so. Because AGP is applicable for TIC of High & Higher Secondary Schools only! Question of AGP does not arise in case of Jr. High School.
Please go through the relevant portion of G.O. 181:-
The Teacher-in-Charge appointed in High and Higher Secondary School will henceforth, in addition to the
pay in the pay band and Grade Pay of the Asstt. Teacher/Asstt. Headmaster/Asstt. Headmistress according to the
Revised Pay Structure, will draw additional grade pay of Rs. 75/- per month for High School (V to X) and Rs. 100/-
per month for Higher Secondary School (V to XII) over and above the grade pay drawn by him. But such
appointment should be approved by District Inspector of Schools (Secondary) concerned with specific note on the
approval letter that this will automatically be terminated on appointment of a regular Headmaster/Headmistress
on the recommendation of School Service Commission or the Teacher-in-Charge is reverted back to the post of
Asstt. Teacher. Asstt. Headmaster/Asstt. Headmistress, as the case may be, with the Grade Pay according to his pay
structure only being admissible to him. No fixation benefit of Rs. 75/- or Rs. 100/- can be claimed in case of any
subsequent appointment as Asstt. Teacher afresh or in any such other case. The benefit may be allowed notionally
with effect from 01.01.2006 and actually with effect from 01.04.2008 in case of such appointment in the revised
pay structure.
Now question of approving his service as TIC, may be done by DI in case of Jr. Schools without any AGP although it depends on the DIs as there is nothing in the G.O. for Jr. schools. However, before introduction of Approval of appointment of TICs in all schools by DIs, they have been appointed and functioned and thereby discharged the duty of HM including maintaining of SBs of Teachers.
Nothing Wrong in it! No dilly-dallying in opening of SB for teachers! Extremely Legal as the post of TIC defined in the Management Rules!