DOPT Order
- Re-Constitution of Departmental Peer Review Committee for considering
the cases for extension of service of Scientists beyond the age of
superannuation
New Delhi dated the 26th June, 2013.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Re-Constitution of Departmental Peer Review Committee for considering the cases for extension of service of Scientists beyond the age of superannuation.
The Prime Minister has approved the composition of the Standing Peer Review Committee in respect of Department of Scientific and Industrial Research with the following compositions for considering the cases for extension of service of Scientists beyond the age of superannuation under FR 56(d).
2. The tenure of the Committee will be two years.
3. The Committee will hold biennial meetings, three to four months in advance to consider the proposals for extension of service coming up in the six months block i.e. April-September and October-March so that the ACC gets sufficient time to consider the proposals. The recommendation of the Peer Committee for extension of service beyond 60 years and upto 62 years may be submitted to the EO Division of DOP&T for obtaining approval of the ACC.
4. The Committee will also consider the cases of extension of service beyond 62 years and upto 64 years and the recommendation of the Committee may be submitted to the Establishment Division for placing the same for consideration by the Screening Committee headed by the Cabinet Secretary before obtaining the approval of the ACC.
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No.26012/7/2013-Estt.(A.IV)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
(Department of Personnel & Training)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
(Department of Personnel & Training)
New Delhi dated the 26th June, 2013.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Re-Constitution of Departmental Peer Review Committee for considering the cases for extension of service of Scientists beyond the age of superannuation.
The Prime Minister has approved the composition of the Standing Peer Review Committee in respect of Department of Scientific and Industrial Research with the following compositions for considering the cases for extension of service of Scientists beyond the age of superannuation under FR 56(d).
| i. | Secretary, Department of Scientific & Industrial Research | - | Chairman |
| ii. | Prof. P. Rama Rao, FNA, Former Secretary DST & Ex-VC University of Hyderabad, International Advanced Research Centre for Powder Metallurgy and New Materials (ARO), Hyderabad | - | Member |
| iii. | Dr N.K. Ganguly, FNA, Former DG, ICMR & Distinguished Bio-technology Fellow, Transnational Health Science and Technology Institute, C/o National Institute of Immunology, New Delhi | - | Member |
| iv. | Prof. J.B. Joshi, Professor of Chemical Technology & Director Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai | - | Member |
| v. | Secretary, DOPT or representative of Secretary not below the rank of Additional Secretary | - | Member |
2. The tenure of the Committee will be two years.
3. The Committee will hold biennial meetings, three to four months in advance to consider the proposals for extension of service coming up in the six months block i.e. April-September and October-March so that the ACC gets sufficient time to consider the proposals. The recommendation of the Peer Committee for extension of service beyond 60 years and upto 62 years may be submitted to the EO Division of DOP&T for obtaining approval of the ACC.
4. The Committee will also consider the cases of extension of service beyond 62 years and upto 64 years and the recommendation of the Committee may be submitted to the Establishment Division for placing the same for consideration by the Screening Committee headed by the Cabinet Secretary before obtaining the approval of the ACC.
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(J.A.Vaidyanathan)
Director (E)
(J.A.Vaidyanathan)
Director (E)
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