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Amendments to Village Revenue Rules AP

The Government of Andhra Pradesh has issued amendments to the Village Revenue Assistants Service Rules, 2005, allowing age concessions for Backward Classes, Disabled persons, and Ex-Servicemen. The amendments include a provision for a three-year age deduction for those who served in the armed forces. These changes aim to enhance recruitment opportunities for these groups within the Village Revenue Officer positions.
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Amendments to Village Revenue Rules AP

The Government of Andhra Pradesh has issued amendments to the Village Revenue Assistants Service Rules, 2005, allowing age concessions for Backward Classes, Disabled persons, and Ex-Servicemen. The amendments include a provision for a three-year age deduction for those who served in the armed forces. These changes aim to enhance recruitment opportunities for these groups within the Village Revenue Officer positions.
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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH

ABSTRACT
Revenue Department – Village Administration – Amendments to the Andhra
Pradesh Village Revenue Assistants Service Rules, 2005 – Orders – Issued.
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REVENUE (VA) DEPARTMENT

[Link].25 Dated:07.01.2012
Read the following

1) [Link].1849, Revenue (VO) dated 28.10.2005 as amended


from time to time.
2) [Link].9, Backward Classes Welfare (C2) Department dated
17.05.2011
3) [Link].22, Women, Children, Disabled & Senior Citizens (DW)
Department dated 25.05.2011
4) [Link].692, General Administration (Ser.D) Department dated
26.12.2011
5) From the Special Chief Secretary & Chief Commissioner of Land
Administration, A.P., Hyderabad [Link].A2/1628/2011,
dated:28.12.2011.
<<<>>>
O R D E R:

In the circumstances stated by the Special Chief Secretary & Chief


Commissioner of Land Administration, A.P., Hyderabad in the reference 5th read
above, and in pursuance of the orders issued in the reference 2nd to 4th read above,
the following notification will be published in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette dated:
07.01.2012.

NOTIFICATION
In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the
Constitution of India, the Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following
amendment to the Andhra Pradesh Village Revenue Assistants Service Rules, 2005
issued in [Link].1849, Revenue (VO) dated 28.10.2005 and published in Rules
supplement to part – I of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette dated 01.12.2005, as
amended from time to time.
AMENDMENT
In rule 9 of the said rules, in sub rule (2), in clause (ii) in sub clause (f), in the
Note the following words shall be added at the end, namely;

“/BC and by ten years in the case of Physically Handicapped persons.


Provided further that a person who worked in the armed forces of the Indian
Union shall be allowed to deduct from his age a period of three years in
addition to the length of service rendered by him in the armed forces for
purposes of the maximum age limit.”

(BY ORDER AND IN THE NAME OF THE GOVERNOR OF ANDHRA PRADESH)

ASUTOSH MISHRA
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT
To
The Commissioner of Printing, Stationery & Stores Purchase, A.P., Hyderabad
with a request to furnish (500) copies of the Gazette to the Govt., in Rev (VA)
Dept., and (200)copies to the CCLA, A.P., Hyderabad
The Special Chief Secretary & CCLA, A.P., Hyderabad
All District Collectors in the State
The Accountant General, A.P., Hyderabad

(P.T.O)
:: 2 ::
Copy to:
1. The Commissioner of Panchayat Raj, A.P., Hyderabad
2. The Director of Treasuries & Accounts, A.P., Hyderabad
3. All District Treasury Officers in the Sate
4. The General Administration (Services-D) Department
5. The General Administration (Services-B) Department
6. The General Administration (I&PR-Publicity Cell) Department
7. The PR&RD ([Link]) Dept / Rev ([Link]) Dept /
8. The Law (E) Department
9. The PS to [Link] to CM
10. The PS to Minister for Revenue / PS to [Link].(AM)
11. All Village Revenue Assistants Associations in the State through CCLA, A.P.
Hyderabad.
12. Copy to File / Stock File-5 / Spare copy-3

// FORWARDED BY ORDER//

SECTION OFFICER
GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
REVENUE (VA) DEPARTMENT

[Link].50906/VA.1/2011 Dated:07.01.2012

Sub:-Establishment – Direct Recruitment to the post of Village Revenue


Officers –Age concession in respect of Disabled persons and Ex-
Service Men – clarification issued–Regarding.

Ref:-[Link].39 Revenue (VA) Department dated 11.01.2008 as


amended from time to time.
[Link]., Memo No.49877/VA.1/2011, Revenue (VA) Department dated
05.12.2011
[Link]., Memo No.53121/VA.1/2011, Revenue (VA) Department dated
29.12.2011
[Link]., Memo No.51083/VA.1/2011, Revenue (VA) Department dated
03.01.2012
[Link].692 General Administration (Ser.D) Department dated
26.12.2011
[Link] the CCLA, A.P., Hyderabad Letter No.A1/1628/2011 dated
28.12.2011
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The attention of the CCLA, A.P., Hyderabad is invited to the reference 6th
cited and he is informed that in the reference 5th cited, Government have issued
orders extending the reservation and age relaxation in respect of Backward Classes,
Disable Persons up to the end of May’ 2021 duly amending the A.P. State and
Subordinate Service Rules, 1998.

The CCLA., A.P., Hyderabad is clarified that the Village Revenue Officer is a
regular government employee of the Government and is governed by the A.P.
Village Revenue Officers Service Rules, 2008 issued in reference 1st cited. As per
rule 6 of the said Rules the other service conditions which are not covered in these
rules shall be the same as prescribed in the Andhra Pradesh State & Subordinate
Rules, 1996 and as amended from time to time. Therefore, rule 12 of Andhra
Pradesh State & Subordinate Rules, 1996 is applicable in respect of the age
relaxation to the [Link], Disabled Persons and person who worked in the armed
forces of the Indian Union, as specified therein, for the recruitment to the post of
Village Revenue Officers.

The CCLA, A.P., Hyderabad is requested to take necessary action


accordingly.

ASUTOSH MISHRA
PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

To
The Chief Commissioner of Land Administration, A.P., Hyderabad
Copy to the file
SF/SC

// FORWARDED BY ORDER//

SECTION OFFICER

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The communication strategy appears comprehensive as it involves issuing formal notifications in the official Gazette and disseminating information through departmental memos to relevant authorities. However, its effectiveness could be critiqued based on the extent of reach and understanding among end users - the potential candidates from Backward Classes, Disabled Persons, and ex-servicemen - whose awareness and interpretation of these changes may be limited due to the bureaucratic language and channels used .

The amendments recognize intersectionality by enacting specific provisions for age relaxation that benefit both disabled persons and those with military service experience. This dual concession reflects an understanding of the compounded challenges faced by individuals who may belong to both groups, thus facilitating broader access to government job opportunities by considering diverse personal and service-related circumstances .

Including military service concessions in the amended rules reflects an effort to recognize the service and sacrifice of military personnel. By allowing deduction of military service tenure from age limits for recruitment, the policy acknowledges the skills and experience brought by ex-servicemen to civilian services and facilitates their transition into public roles while maintaining age inclusivity in recruitment processes .

The amendment added provisions regarding age relaxation in the Andhra Pradesh Village Revenue Assistants Service Rules, 2005. Specifically, it allowed for a ten-year age relaxation for Physically Handicapped persons and provided conditions for ex-service personnel of the Indian armed forces to deduct from their age a period of three years plus the length of their service when calculating the maximum age limit .

The procedural process for amending service rules in Andhra Pradesh involves multiple steps, including proposal and recommendation by relevant state departments and authorities, such as the Special Chief Secretary & Chief Commissioner of Land Administration. This is followed by issuing a Government Order, which is then published in the official Gazette. The amendment process must align with legislative provisions, such as those under Article 309 of the Constitution, ensuring all stakeholders are notified and records are updated .

The impact of the age relaxation amendments is significant on the recruitment of physically handicapped individuals as it provides a substantial ten-year age concession, thereby broadening the eligibility criteria for candidates in this group. This change not only promotes inclusivity in government positions but also enhances employment opportunities for a demographic that often faces barriers in the job market due to age constraints .

Various government departments play key roles in implementing the amendment. The Revenue Department issues the orders, while the Special Chief Secretary & Chief Commissioner of Land Administration oversees compliance and dissemination. Other departments such as General Administration and Treasury are responsible for enforcing the rules at the district and local levels, ensuring alignment with policies regarding employment procedures and age concessions .

The amendment to the Village Revenue Assistants Service Rules aligns with broader state policies by matching the age relaxation rules specified in the Andhra Pradesh State & Subordinate Rules, 1996. It ensures consistency with policies extending concessions to Backward Classes and physically disabled persons, as well as accommodating ex-servicemen through additional age deductions, thus harmonizing with state-wide employment regulations .

The amendment to the Andhra Pradesh Village Revenue Assistants Service Rules is executed under the legislative authority conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of India. This provides the legal foundation for the Governor of Andhra Pradesh to make changes to service rules such as those governing Village Revenue Assistants .

The age concession amendments likely enhance the demographic diversity of Village Revenue Assistants by lowering entry barriers for older candidates, particularly among disabled persons and ex-servicemen. This change could lead to a more varied age representation and increased inclusion of individuals with disabilities and veteran experiences, enriching the workforce with diverse perspectives and capabilities .

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