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Z 15025/ 36/2019/ DIR/CGHS/ CGHS(P)pt
Government of India
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Department of Health & Family Welfare
Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi
Dated, the 19th August, 2019
OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Annual Health Check-up at Hospitals empanelled under CGHS in respect of CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries (Primary card holders) aged 75 years and above- regarding

With reference to the above mentioned subject, the undersigned is directed to state that the matter relating to Annual Health Check-up at private hospitals empanelled under CGHS in respect of elderly CGHS beneficiaries was under consideration at this Ministry and it has now bean decided that hereinafter, CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries (Primary Card holders) aged 75 years and above shall be permitted to undergo ‘Annual Health Check-up’ at CGHS empanelled hospitals.

Permission in respect of CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries (Primary Card holders) aged 75 years and above shall be granted by CMO in charge of CGHS Wellness Centre.

The private hospitals empanelled under CGHS shall perform the Annual Health Check-up at CGHS rates and extend cashless facility for the same in respect of CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries (Primary Card holders) aged 75 years and above.

(Rajeev Attri)
Under Secretary to Government of India
Source: CGHS

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Amendment in Section 114 w.e.f. 01.09.2019 – Income Tax – Aadhaar in lieu of PAN is auto applied for PAN and Aadhar is sufficient document for New PAN Application
MINISTRY OF FINANCE
(Department of Revenue)
(CENTRAL BOARD OF DIRECT TAXES)
NOTIFICATION
New Delhi, the 30th August, 2019
G.S.R. 614(E).—In exercise of the powers conferred by section 139A read with section 295 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 (43 of 1961), the Central Board of Direct Taxes hereby makes the following rules further to amend the Income-tax Rules, 1962, namely:—
1. Short title and commencement.-
(1) These rules may be called the Income–tax (Fifth Amendment) Rules, 2019.
(2) They shall come into force from the 1st day of September, 2019.
2. In the Income-tax Rules, 1962, in rule 114,
(i) after sub-rule (1), the following sub-rules shall be inserted, namely
“(1A) Any person, who has not been allotted a permanent account number but possesses the Aadhaar number and has furnished or intimated or quoted his Aadhaar number in lieu of the permanent account number in accordance with sub-section (5E) of section 139A, shall be deemed to have applied for allotment of permanent account number and he shall not be required to apply or submit any documents under this rule.
(1B) Any person, who has not been allotted a permanent account number but possesses the Aadhaar number may apply for allotment of the permanent account number under sub-section (1) or sub- section (1A) or sub-section (3) of section 139A to the authorities mentioned in sub-rule (2) by intimating his Aadhaar number and he shall not be required to apply or submit any documents under this rule.
1C) The Principal Director General of Income-tax (Systems) or Director General of Income-tax (Systems) shall on receipt of information under sub-rule (1A) or sub-rule (1B), as the case may be, authenticate the Aadhaar number for that purpose.”;
(ii) after sub-rule (6), the following sub-rule shall be inserted, namely:
“(7) The Principal Director General of Income-tax (Systems) or Director General of Income-tax (Systems) shall lay down the formats and standards along with procedure for,
(a) furnishing or intimation or quoting of Aadhaar number under sub-rule (1A); or
(b) intimation of Aadhaar number under sub-rule (1B); or
(c) authentication of Aadhaar number under sub-rule (1C); or
(d) obtaining demographic information of an individual from the Unique Identification Authority of India,
for ensuring secure capture and transmission of data and shall also be responsible for evolving and implementing appropriate security, archival and retrieval policies in relation to furnishing or intimation or quoting or authentication of Aadhaar number or obtaining of demographic information of an individual from the Unique Identification Authority of India, for allotment of permanent account number and issue thereof.”.
[Notification No. 59/2019/F. No. 370142/13/2019-TPL]
ANKUR GOYAL, Under Secy.
Note : (1) The principal rules were published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part-II, Section-3, Sub-section (ii) vide number S.O. 969 (E), dated the 26th March, 1962 and were last amended by the Income-tax (Fourth Amendment) Rules, 2019 vide notification No. G.S.R. 375(E), dated the 22nd May, 2019.

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No.1-40/2019-CGHS/C&P/DIR/CGHS

Government of India

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

Department of Health & Family Welfare

Directorate General of CGHS

Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 110 011

Dated the 19th August , 2019

OFFICE ORDER

Subject: - Issue of OPD Medicines for CGHS beneficiaries going abroad

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With reference to the above subject the undersigned is directed to draw attention to Circular No 4-20/2003-C&P Section dated the 28th April , 2005 vide which guidelines were issued for supply of OPD Medicines for upto '6' months to CGHS beneficiaries , who are going to stay abroad and to state that the matter has been reviewed by this Ministry and it is now decided in modification of the earlier guidelines that hereinafter, Chief Medical Officer I/C of concerned CGHS Wellness Centre is empowered for issue of OPD medicines for upto six months to the CGHS beneficiaries visiting abroad, subject to submission of the following documents:

(a) Copy of valid CGHS Card.

(b) Valid prescription for six months.

(Dr. Atul Prakash)

Director, CGHS

Source: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5487

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Govt. of India

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

Office of the Additional Director

Central Govt. Health Scheme

Seminary Hills, Nagpur-440006.

No. CGHS/NP/ADMN/2019/1267

Date: 20.08.2019

NOTIFICATION

Subject: Opening of Extension dispensary (Allopathic) at Wadi under administrative control of Additional Director, CGHS, Nagpur

This is for information to all eligible Central Govt. Employees , Pensioners and other stake holders that an Extension dispensary (Allopathic) of Central Govt. Health Scheme ( CGHS), Wellness centre no. 02, Civil lines, Nagpur is opened on 13.08.2019 to provide medical facilities to eligible CGHS Card holders.

The timing of extension dispensary is from 7.30 AM to 02.00 pm on all working days except on Sundays and gazette holidays.

The address of extension dispensary, Wadi is as follows:

Plot No. 75, Shri Raghunath Shelke’s House, Gajanan Society, Dattawadi, Amravati, Road, Nagpur-440023.

Dr. Leela B. Pendam

Additional Director

CGHS Nagpur

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GOVT. OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

CENTRAL GOVT. HEALTH SCHEME

GOPINATH NAGAR, A.K .AZAD ROAD, GUWAHATI -781 016.

No .A.22012/1/2015/1634

Dated: 16.08.2019

NOTIFICATION

Sub: Opening of a CGHS Wellness Centres (Allopathic) at Dibrugarh.

This is for information to all eligible Central Govt. Employees, Pensioners & other stake holders that Central Govt. Health Scheme (CGHS) Wellness Centres (erstwhile Postal Dispensary) now merged with CGHS vide Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare letter No.S.11011/01/2015-CGHS-III-EHS dated 21.12.2018 will be functioning at Dibrugarh from 19th August 2019 near Santi Gas Agency, Chowkidingee , Dibrugarh-786001 to provide comprehensive medical facilities.

The scheme will cover the Dibrugarh city and all eligible Central Govt. Employees and their dependent family members, Central Govt. Pensioners and their dependents and others eligible beneficiaries as per CGHS guideline residing in Dibrugarh city. The coverage shall be limited to the areas within 5 km (approx.) radius of the CGHS Wellness Centre (Ministry's letter No.C/14012 /02/2018/CGHS-IIl/DIR dated 06.04.2018 may please be seen for clarification , in this regard). Pensioner beneficiary can enroll irrespective of their place of residence, if desire.

The beneficiaries will be able to avail the CGHS facilities through the Wellness Centre during office hours i.e. from 7.30 am to 2.00 pm in all working days except on Sundays & Holidays.

( Dr. H.K. Sonowal )

Addl. Director.

Source: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5486

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On death of a Government servant while in service, the family is entitled to a family pension in accordance with Rule 54 of the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972. The family pension was payable at enhanced rate of 50% of the pay last drawn for a period of 10 years, if the Government servant had rendered a continuous service of not less than seven years; thereafter the rate of family pension was 30% of the pay last drawn. In case the Government servant had rendered a service of less than seven years before his death, the rate of family pension was 30% from the beginning and family pension at enhanced rate of 50% of last pay drawn was not payable to the family.

The Government felt that the need for family pension at enhanced rate is more in the case of a Government servant who dies early in his career, as his pay at the initial phase of service is much less. The Government has, therefore, amended Rule 54 of the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972 by a notification dated 19th September, 2019. As per the amended Rule 54, the family of a Government servant, who dies within seven years of joining service, will also be eligible for family pension at enhanced rate of 50% of last pay drawn, for a period of 10 years.

The above amendment would be effective from 1st October, 2019. However, the families of Government servants who died before completion of service of seven years within 10 years before 1st October, 2019, will also be eligible for family pension at enhanced rates with effect from 1st October, 2019.

The benefit of amended provisions would be available to the families of all Government servants, including the personnel of CAPFs, in the unfortunate event of their death within seven years of joining Government service.

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F.No.11019/26/2019-CRD
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
Department of Personnel and Training
(Cadre Review Division)

3rd Floor, Lok Nayak Rhawan
Khan Market, New Delhi-03
Dated: 17th September, 2019

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Service Profile of Central Services -reg

DoP&T is the nodal department for manpower planning and policy. In order to formulate manpower planning and policies, Service Profile of various Services/ cadres/ posts in Govt. of India is required.

2. In view of the above, all the Ministries/ Departments are requested to furnish the requisite information (as per the proforma enclosed) for all the Services/ cadres/ posts under their administrative control latest by 30.09.19 positively. The information may also be emailed at randhir.kumar14@nic.in or gourang.goswarny@nic. in.

Encl: As above.

(M S Subramanya Rao)
Director (CRD)
Ph: 24624893

Proforma for obtaining Service Profile

(Information as on date is required)

Introduction and Background of the Service/cadre

1. Name of the Service/cadre

2. cadre Controlling Authority (Department and Ministry)

3. Year of formation of Service/cadre and last cadre review

4. Hierarchical structure of the cadre/service

5. Places of posting with grades (cadre posts/ex-cadre opportunities, if any)

Objective of the Service:

6. Role of the Service

7. Brief of Duty charter of the Officers (Responsibility of various grades)

8. Flagship Programmes implemented/facilitated by the Service/Cadre Recruitment

9. Method of initial Recruitment in the Service/cadre (Exam and how the same is conducted) (Link of last notification for recruitment)

10. Eligibility criteria for Service/cadre :

(i) Educational Qualification for Recruitment in the Service/cadre

(ii) Experience required for initial recruitment in the service/cadre

(iii) Career prospects and criteria for promotion

11. Status of Recruitment Rules (RR)/Service Rules (SR) (Notification details and last amendment). Whether the revised pay scale as per 7th CPC and cadre structure after last cadre review updated in the RR/SR.

12. Recruitment in the last 5 year in the service/ cadre

13. Status of issuance of seniority list as on 1.1.2019 (if pending, seniority list issued last time and reasons for non finalization of present list be given)

Cadre Structure:

14. Cadre structure and method of filling up of posts

15. Career Progression and ncumbency in cadre (in tabular format):

Approved cadre structure: Grade wise (designation, pay scale and number of posts)
No. of cadre officers posted in the Service/cadre (Gradewise) Exam batch of last of the officers promoted in each grade No. of cadre Officers on Deputation (Gradewise)
No. of Reserves provided and its utilization status
No. of deputationist on cadre post
Total vacancy in the cadre (grade wise) (only live post)

Training and Skill Development

16. Mandatory Training:

At the time of entry in Service/cadre
Career Training Programme for promotion on various grades
No. of officers undergone mandatory training programme
No. of officers left for mandatory Training Programme (only eligible officers) or not completed mandatory training.

17. No. of officers undergone other skill development training and details of such courses with details of officers.

18. Officers having higher educational qualification than the requirement of the service (especially officers with specific technical knowledge)

Summary :

19. Total no. of posts under their administrative control and number of incumbent against these posts.

(Note: Details of isolated cadres/posts may also be provided)

(Data of separate services/cadres may be prepared on separate sheets)

Source: Click here to view/download the PDF

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Debit and Credit note for treatment of patient in Railway Hospital
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS
RAILWAY BOARD
No.2018/Trans.Cell/Health/Medical Issues
New Delhi, dated: 30.08.2018
The General Manager, All Indian Railways/PUs, NF(Con), CORE
The DG/RDSO/Lucknow, DG/NAIR/Vadodara
CAOs, DM W/Patiala, WPO/Patna, COFMOW/NDLS, RWP/Bela, CAO/IROAF
Debit and Credit note for treatment of patient (Railway Medical Beneficiary) to other Railway Hospital with or without referral_ Simplification of process.
It has been reported that the.treatment of patient (Railway Medical Beneficiary) has been delayed because of the demand of debit note by Railway hospital where patient has been referred or reported, from the Railway/Unit/Hospital to which the patient belongs. In order to facilitate easy treatment of Railway Medical Beneficiaries, Board (MS, FC & CRB) have approved the following:
1. Referral Case: A Railway Hospital referring the patient (Railway Medical Beneficiary) to other Zonal Hospital will include a note in its referral form/letter that it will accept debit raised on the treatment of the patient at Railway Hospital and/or further onward referral of the patient to empanelled hospitals and/or to non empanelled hospitals by making advance payment. All the necessary sanctions, if required, will be taken at the referred Railway itself.
2. Reported without Referral: In case patient (Railway Medical Beneficiary) has reported to the hospital of other Railway/unit without referral — treatment will be provided by the hospital — in house and/or referral to empanelled hospital :and/or non-empanelled hospital as advance payment case, as the need be after ascertaining the valid identity of patient (Railway Medical Beneficiary) thru Medical ID Card / ID Card /Pass / PTO etc. All the necessary sanctions, if required, will be taken at reported Railway itself. Meanwhile the reported Railway/Unit/HOSpital inforM the concerned Railway/Hospital/Unit to which the patient originally belongs.
3. The patient (Railway Medical beneficiary) will be given the treatment as per the medical condition by the referred or reported Hospital and after ‘treatment is over, then the debit will be raised on the concerned Zonal Railway/Unit/Hospital to which the patient originally belongs.
This issues with the concurrence of Associate Finance of Transformation Cell of Railway Board.
(Umesh Balonda)
Executive Director/S&T
Transformation Cell

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Harmonisation of Turn Around Time (TAT) and customer compensation for failed transactions using authorised Payment Systems

RBI/2019-20/67
DPSS.CO.PD No.629/02.01.014/2019-20

September 20, 2019

All Operators and Participants of Authorised Payment Systems

Madam / Dear Sir,

Harmonisation of Turn Around Time (TAT) and customer compensation for failed transactions using authorised Payment Systems

Please refer to the Statement on Developmental and Regulatory policies issued as part of Monetary Policy statement dated April 4, 2019 wherein it was proposed that the Reserve Bank would put in place a framework on Turn Around Time (TAT) for resolution of customer complaints and compensation framework across all authorised payment systems.

2. It has been observed that a large number of customer complaints emanate on account of unsuccessful or ‘failed’ transactions. Failure could be on account of various factors not directly attributable to the customer such as disruption of communication links, non-availability of cash in ATMs, time-out of sessions, non-credit to beneficiary’s account due to various causes, etc. Rectification / Compensation paid to the customer for these ‘failed’ transactions is not uniform.

3. After consultation with various stakeholders, the framework for TAT for failed transactions and compensation therefor has been finalised which will result in customer confidence and bring in uniformity in processing of the failed transactions. The same is enclosed as Annex to this circular.

4. It may be noted that :

the prescribed TAT is the outer limit for resolution of failed transactions; and
the banks and other operators / system participants shall endeavour towards quicker resolution of such failed transactions.

5. Wherever financial compensation is involved, the same shall be effected to the customer’s account suo moto, without waiting for a complaint or claim from the customer.

6. Customers who do not get the benefit of redress of the failure as defined in the TAT, can register a complaint to the Banking Ombudsman of Reserve Bank of India.

7. This directive is issued under Section 10(2) read with Section 18 of the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 (Act 51 of 2007) and shall come into effect from October 15, 2019.

Yours faithfully

(P. Vasudevan)
Chief General Manager

Encl. : As above

Annex

(Annex to Circular DPSS.CO.PD No.629/02.01.014/2019-20 dated September 20, 2019)

Harmonisation of Turn Around Time (TAT) and customer compensation for
failed transactions using authorised Payment Systems

General Instructions covering the TAT :

1. The principle behind the TAT is based on the following :

If the transaction is a ‘credit-push’ funds transfer and the beneficiary account is not credited while the debit to originator has been effected, then credit is to be effected within the prescribed time period failing which the penalty has to be paid to the beneficiary;
If there is delay in initiation of a transaction at the originator bank’s end beyond the TAT, then penalty has to be paid to the originator.

2. A ‘failed transaction’ is a transaction which has not been fully completed due to any reason not attributable to the customer such as failure in communication links, non-availability of cash in an ATM, time-out of sessions, etc. Failed transactions shall also include the credits which could not be effected to the beneficiary account on account of lack of full information or lack of proper information and delay in initiating a reversal transaction.

3. Terms like, Acquirer, Beneficiary, Issuer, Remitter, etc., have meanings as per common banking parlance.

4. T is the day of transaction and refers to the calendar date.

5. R is the day on which the reversal is concluded and the funds are received by the issuer / originator. Reversal should be effected at the issuer / originator end on the same day when the funds are received from the beneficiary end.

6. The term bank includes non-banks also and applies to them wherever they are authorised to operate.

7. Domestic transactions i.e., those where both the originator and beneficiary are within India are covered under this framework.

Harmonisation of Turn Around Time (TAT) and customer compensation for
failed transactions using authorised Payment Systems

Sl. no.	Description of the incident	Framework for auto-reversal and compensation
Sl. no.	Description of the incident	Timeline for auto-reversal	Compensation payable
I	II	III	IV
1	Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) including Micro-ATMs
a	Customer’s account debited but cash not dispensed.	Pro-active reversal (R) of failed transaction within a maximum of T + 5 days.	₹ 100/- per day of delay beyond T + 5 days, to the credit of the account holder.
2	Card Transaction
a	Card to card transfer Card account debited but the beneficiary card account not credited.	Transaction to be reversed (R) latest within T + 1 day, if credit is not effected to the beneficiary account.	₹ 100/- per day of delay beyond T + 1 day.
b	Point of Sale (PoS) (Card Present) including Cash at PoS Account debited but confirmation not received at merchant location i.e., charge-slip not generated.	Auto-reversal within T + 5 days.	₹ 100/- per day of delay beyond T + 5 days.
c	Card Not Present (CNP) (e-commerce) Account debited but confirmation not received at merchant’s system.	Auto-reversal within T + 5 days.	₹ 100/- per day of delay beyond T + 5 days.
3	Immediate Payment System (IMPS)
a	Account debited but the beneficiary account is not credited.	If unable to credit to beneficiary account, auto reversal (R) by the Beneficiary bank latest on T + 1 day.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 1 day.
4	Unified Payments Interface (UPI)
a	Account debited but the beneficiary account is not credited (transfer of funds).	If unable to credit the beneficiary account, auto reversal (R) by the Beneficiary bank latest on T + 1 day.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 1 day.
b	Account debited but transaction confirmation not received at merchant location (payment to merchant).	Auto-reversal within T + 5 days.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 5 days.
5	Aadhaar Enabled Payment System (including Aadhaar Pay)
a	Account debited but transaction confirmation not received at merchant location.	Acquirer to initiate “Credit Adjustment” within T + 5 days.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 5 days.
b	Account debited but beneficiary account not credited.	Acquirer to initiate “Credit Adjustment” within T + 5 days.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 5 days.
6	Aadhaar Payment Bridge System (APBS)
a	Delay in crediting beneficiary’s account.	Beneficiary bank to reverse the transaction within T + 1 day.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 1 day.
7	National Automated Clearing House (NACH)
a	Delay in crediting beneficiary’s account or reversal of amount.	Beneficiary bank to reverse the uncredited transaction within T + 1 day.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 1 day.
b	Account debited despite revocation of debit mandate with the bank by the customer.	Customer’s bank will be responsible for such debit. Resolution to be completed within T + 1 day.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 1 day.
8	Prepaid Payment Instruments (PPIs) – Cards / Wallets
a	Off-Us transaction The transaction will ride on UPI, card network, IMPS, etc., as the case may be. The TAT and compensation rule of respective system shall apply.
b	On-Us transaction Beneficiary’s PPI not credited. PPI debited but transaction confirmation not received at merchant location.	Reversal effected in Remitter’s account within T + 1 day.	₹100/- per day if delay is beyond T + 1 day.