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sarkariguruji · 7 years ago

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High Court of Judicature Allahabad Admit card

High Court of Judicature Allahabad Admit card

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Description: The High Court of Judicature Allahabad has invited online recruitment applications for Orderly, Peon, Personal Assistant, Reader, Munsarim, Suit Clerk, Misc. Clerk and IT Supporting Staff under various categories. The Interested candidates are required to fill the online application form; provided they are eligible for the post or vacancy they are applying for.

Department: High Court of Judicature Allahabad Admit card

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High Court of Judicature Allahabad

Orderly, Peon, Personal Assistant, Reader, Munsarim, Suit Clerk, Misc. Clerk and IT Supporting Staff

Important Dates

Application Starts: 12/06/2017

Last Date to Apply Online: 03/07/2017

Last Date to Complete Form: 03/07/2017

Last Date to Pay Exam Fee: 04/07/2017

Personal Assistant: 15/07/2017

IT Supporting Staff: 16/07/2017

Class 3 Various Post: 22/07/2017

Orderly/Peon: 23/07/2017

Stage 2 Exam: 18-19 November and 06-07 December 2017

Answer Key by: 16-21 January 2018

PA Stage 2 Exam: 12-13 April 2018

Application Fee

Group D Posts

General/OBC: 500/- Rs.

SC/ST: 300/- Rs.

Other Posts

General/OBC: 750/- Rs.

SC/ST: 500/- Rs.

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Vacancies

Age Limit

Eligibility

Orderly

250

18 to 40

Candidate must have Passed Class 8 Exam from Any Recognized Board

Peon

250

18 to 40

Personal Assistant

250

18 to 40

Candidate must have Passed Intermediate with CCC Exam Passed and 25/30 Typing in Hindi/English from Any Recognized Board

Reader

250

18 to 40

Munsarim

250

18 to 40

Suit Clerk

250

18 to 40

Misc. Clerk

250

18 to 40

IT Supporting Staff

205

Max 30

B.E/B.Tech/MCA/M.SC Degree in Computer Science/IT OR Bachelor Degree with B Level Exam Passed

Interested candidates should read the full notification before applying online

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governmentjobcentre · 2 years ago

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Allahabad High Court Group C & D Exam Date 2022

Name of Post: Allahabad High Court Group C & D Exam Date 2022 Post Date 31 October 2022 Time 04:53 PM Post Update 27 November 2022 Time 08:33 PM Short Information National Testing Agency Has released Allahabad High Court Group C & D Exam Date 2022 for Civil district courts vacancies 2022. Those Candidates who are waiting for this exam date can check now. National Testing…

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telnews-in · 2 years ago

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Allahabad High Court Group C & D Vacancy 2022 (3932 Post)

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jobkari · 5 years ago

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Allahabad High Court Steno & Driver District Wise Allotment Result

Name of the Post: Allahabad High Court Steno & Driver District Wise Allotment Result

Post Date: 15-11-2018 Latest Update: 16-10-2019 Total Vacancy: 3495 Brief Information: Allahabad High Court of Judicature has given a notification for the jobs of Stenographer, Paid Apprentice, Jr Assistant, Driver & Other Vacancies under The Uttar Pradesh Civil Court Staff Centralized jobs 2018-19. All The Interested job-seekers Read The Notification of The Following Vacancy. Read and Check All The Details Of Following Vacancy. Get Latest Jobs News on Jobkari.com Allahabad High Court Advt No.02/2018 Various Vacancies 2018 WWW.JOBKARI.COM Application Fee For Post Code No. 01 and 02: · General & OBC Category: Rs. 500/- (+ bank charges extra) · SC/ST Category (UP State Only): Rs. 400/- (+ bank charges extra) For Post Code No. 03 and 04: · General & OBC Category: Rs. 400/- (+ bank charges extra) · SC/ST Category (UP State Only): Rs. 300/- (+ bank charges extra) Important Dates · Starting Date for Apply Online: 06-12-2018 · Last Date to Apply Online: 26-12-2018 · Date for Examination (Stage I): 20 & 21-01-2019 · Dates for Stenographer (Grade-III) Stage II Exam: 10 to 11–03-2019 · Date for Group ‘D’ Stage II Exam: 10–03-2019 · Date for Group ‘C’ (Clerical cadre) Stage II Exam: 08 to 11-03-2019 · Stage II Exam Availability Date: 28-02-2019 · Group-D Stage II - Period for submission of Objections (if any) through Online Objection Form: From 13-03-2019 to 15-03-2019 · Group D Final Key Availability Dates: 01-04-2019 to 03-04-2019 · Stage II Exam for Driver: 28-07-2019 Age Limit (as on 01-07-2018) · Minimum: 18 Years · Maximum: 40 Years Vacancy Details Sl No Post Name Total Qualification 1 Stenographer Grade-III 412 Graduation with Diploma or Certificate in Stenography along with CCC Certificate 2 Junior Assistant 1484 Intermediate with Typing Knowledge 3 Paid Apprentice 4 Driver 40 High School along with Driving License Group D 5 Tube well Operator- cum-Electrician 1559 Junior High School with Diploma or certificate course 6 Process Server High School 7 Orderly/ Peon/ Office Peon/ Farrash Junior High School 8 Chowkidar/Waterman/ Sweeper/ Mali/Coolie/ Bhisti/ Liftman 9 Sweeper-cum-Farrash Class VI Interested Candidates Can Read the Full Notification Before Apply Online Important Links District wise Allotment List Released Steno | Driver | Notice Driver Final Result Result | Notice Download Driver Stage II Admit Card Admit Card | Notice Final Result of Stenographer Hindi Steno | English Steno | Notice Stage II Exam Result for Sl No 03 & 02 Click Here Stage II Exam Result for Sl 05 to 09 Click Here Download Group D Stage II Final Key Notice | Click Here Group-D Stage II Answer Key & Objections Click Here Stage II Admit Card Click Here Download Exam Result Click Here Download Revised Answer Key Notice | Revised Key Download Answer Key & Question Paper Click Here Download Answer Key Notice Click Here Download Admit Card Click Here Exam Date Click Here Apply Online Click Here Notification Click Here Official Website Click Here Also Read Another Important Notification: GPSC Police Inspector Prelims Result & Marks Released UPSC CGS & Geologist Exam Result Released Read the full article

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getfreejobsalerts-blog · 5 years ago

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Allahabad High Court Result 2019

High Court of Allahabad has released AHC Result 2019 for Driver Grade-IV and Stenographer-III (Group C & Group D) Vacancies after the 15-20 days of the examination. Those participants who appeared in that Exam may collect their Allahabad High Court Result by entering Roll No. and Password on official site. The Download Link for AHC Final Exam Result is available below. http://bit.ly/2y8GGIw

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marymosley · 6 years ago

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Column: Finally India Now Has Lokpal In Place As Anti-Graft Body

It has been a long and gruelling wait for Lokpal to finally come in place as an anti-graft body. On March 19, Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghosh who is a former Supreme Court Judge and former Chief Justice of Andhra Pradesh High Court who retired in May 2017 and a current member of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) was appointed as India’s first Lokpal after President Ram Nath Kovind administered the oath of office to Justice Pinaki as the country’s first Lokpal. Earlier we saw how President Kovind had nominated former Attorney General of India Mukul Rohatgi as “eminent jurist” as member of the panel to select Lokpal against the vacancy arising following the death of senior advocate PP Rao. The Lokpal Selection Committee was headed by the Prime Minister and had as its members – Lok Sabha Speaker, Leader of the Opposition in the Lower House, Chief Justice of India and an eminent jurist nominated by President. A Judge of the top court nominated by the Chief Justice of India or any other member can also be selected to be a part of Lokpal Selection Committee.

To put things in perspective, all eight newly-appointed members of anti-corruption ombudsman Lokpal on March 27 took the oath of office. They were administered the oath by Lokpal chairperson Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose. Former Chief Justices of different High Courts – Justices Dilip Babasaheb Bhosale of Allahabad High Court, Pradip Kumar Mohanty of Jharkhand High Court, Abhilasha Kumari of Manipur High Court and Ajay Kumar Tripathi of Chhattisgarh High Court took oath as judicial members in the Lokpal. Also, first former woman chief of Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) Archana Ramasundaram, ex-Maharashtra Chief Secretary Dinesh Kumar Jain, former IRS officer Mahender Singh and Gujarat cadre ex-IAS officer Indrajeet Prasad Gautam were sworn in as the Lokpal’s non-judicial members.

In retrospect, we all saw earlier how way back in 2011 the social reformer Anna Hazare had crusaded for getting this law enacted and many eminent individuals from different walks of life joined him though most of them had a political agenda to fulfil unlike Anna who had no political aspirations to realize! But the overall objective was good that there must be an effective anti-graft body in place in India. There can be no denying it!

Simply put, it was in January 2011 that the government formed a Group of Ministers to suggest measures to tackle corruption. Also, the Group of Ministers were entrusted with the onerous task of examination of the proposal of a Lokpal Bill due to relentless agitation by Anna Hazare. In July 2011, the Union Cabinet approved the Lokpal Bill and both Houses of the country passed it in December 2013.

Needless to say, the Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act, 2013 came into being on January 1, 2014. Both UPA and NDA came on one platform to supports its passage as any opposition to it would send a wrong signal among the people which no party can afford but dilly-dallying on one ground or the other saw it being kept in abeyance for a long period of more than five years and it was only after the incumbent CJI Tarun Gogoi intervened and repeatedly sent signals to Centre that this institution of Lokpal could finally see the light of the day! Parliament has certainly not covered itself with glory by ensuring the excruciatingly slow progress of Lokpal institution since the last more than five years!

It may be recalled that it was way back in 1966 that the historic recommendation for a Lokpal at the Centre was first made by the Administrative Reforms Committee of 1966. It had recommended two independent authorities – one at the Centre and one at the State level to probe complaints against State functionaries including MPs. The idea of a Lokpal as Ombudsman first came up in Parliament in 1963 during a discussion on budget allocation for the Law Ministry and it was LM Singhvi who first coined it in 1962. It is now after 56 years that we finally now have a Lokpal in place! This is terrible!

According to Professional Referral Source (PRS) legislative research, the Lokpal Bill has been introduced eight times in the Lok Sabha in 1968, 1971, 1977, 1985, 1989, 1996, 1998 and 2001. It would be vital to mention here that each time the Lok Sabha was dissolved before the Bill’s passage could be ensured except in 1985 when it was withdrawn. Also, it must be borne in mind that several commissions including the First Administrative Reforms Commission of 1966 as mentioned above, the National Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution of 2002 and the Second Administrative Reforms Commission of 2007 recommended the constitution of Lokpal. According to PRS Legislative Research which is an Indian non-profit organization, Sweden which was first country to have a Lokpal along with Finland, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Portugal, Spain, New Zealand, Burkina Faso and the United Kingdom are some of the countries which have the office of an ombudsman that is Lokpal.

To be sure, it must be mentioned here that the Lokpal has jurisdiction to inquire into allegations of corruption against anyone who is or has been Prime Minister, or a Minister in the Union Government, or a Member of Parliament, as well as officials of the Union Government under Groups A, B, C and D. Also, it must be mentioned that chairpersons, members, officers and directors of any board, corporation, society, trust or autonomous body either established by an Act of Parliament or wholly or partly funded by the Centre are also covered. Not stopping here, it also covers any society or trust or body that receives foreign contribution above Rs 10 lakh.

What’s more, the Lokpal Act, which stipulates appointment of a Lokpal at the Centre and Lokayuktas in the States to look into cases of corruption against certain categories of public servants was passed in 2013. It is worth noting that according to the rules, not less than 50 percent of the members of the Lokpal panel shall be from amongst the persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, minorities and women. Also, upon selection, the chairperson and members shall hold office for a term of five years or till they attain 70 years of age.

It would be imperative to mention here that the Lokpal cannot inquire into any corruption charge against the Prime Minister if the allegations are pertaining to international relations, external and internal security, public order, atomic energy and space, unless a full Bench of the Lokpal, comprising of its chairperson and all members, considers the initiation of a probe and then at least two-thirds of the members approve it also. It is good that such a hearing should be held in camera but it is quite baffling to note that if the complaint is dismissed, the records shall not be published or made available to anyone. How can this be justified? Why can’t there be more transparency? Why this hush hush? Is there something to hide?

Interestingly enough, a preliminary inquiry should be completed within 30 days of receiving a complaint. The period can be extended to a further three months. It must be mentioned that a full inquiry has to be completed within six months which is extendable by another six months. It must be also mentioned that trial should be completed within a year of filing the case and the time period can be extended to a maximum of two years. It is commendable that a Lokpal does not need prior sanction from the government to investigate a complaint.

More crucially, a complaint under the Lokpal Act should be made in the prescribed form and must be pertaining to an offence under the Prevention of Corruption Act against a public servant. Also, there is no restriction on who can make such a complaint. When a complaint is received, the Lokpal may after examining it order a preliminary inquiry by its Inquiry Wing, or refer it for investigation by any agency, including the CBI, if there is a prima facie case found.

Be it noted, before the Lokpal orders an investigation by the agency, the Lokpal is mandated to call for an explanation from the public servant to determine whether a prima facie case exists that can be pursued. The Act makes it clear that this provision will not interfere with any search and seizure that may be undertaken by the investigating agency. The Lokpal may refer the complaints pertaining to the Central Government servants to the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC). The CVC will then send a report of the Lokpal regarding officials falling under Groups A and B and proceed as per the CVC Act against those in Groups C and D.

Now let us turn to the procedure for preliminary inquiry. The Inquiry Wing or any other agency will have to ensure completing its preliminary inquiry and submitting a report to the Lokpal within 60 days. Before submitting its report, it has to seek comments from both the public servant and the competent authority. Also, there will be a competent authority for each category of public servant. As for instance, for the Prime Minister, it is the Lok Sabha and for other Ministers, it will be the Prime Minister and for department officials, it will be the Minister concerned.

Going forward, a Lokpal Bench comprising of not less than three members shall consider the preliminary inquiry report, and after giving an opportunity to the public servant shall decide whether it should proceed with the investigation. It can order either a full investigation, or initiate departmental proceedings or close the proceedings. It is also empowered to proceed against the complainant if the allegation is false. The preliminary inquiry should normally be completed within 90 days of the receipt of the complaint.

It must be disclosed here that the agency ordered to conduct the probe has to file its investigation report in the court of appropriate jurisdiction and a copy before the Lokpal. A Bench of at least three members will consider the report and after considering it may then grant sanction to the Prosecution Wing to proceed against the public servant based on the agency’s chargesheet. It may also ask the competent authority to take departmental action or direct the closure of the report.

Earlier, the authority vested with the power to appoint or dismiss a public servant was the one to grant sanction under Section 197 of the CrPC and Section 19 of the Prevention of Corruption Act. But now this power will be wielded by the Lokpal which is a judicial body and will have to seek the comments of the ‘Competent authority’ as envisaged in Section 24 as well as the public servant’s comments before granting such sanction.

All said and done, finally now India has in place a Lokpal as the anti-graft body to check and combat corruption which is certainly a great milestone and was due since a long time! But it would be premature to rush to any conclusions soon. We have to see now effectively it functions and what all roadblocks its faces in its functioning! One truly hopes that the Lokpal will be able to meet the high expectations of the people and function effectively for which it has been constituted! Some shortcomings must be revisited like Lokpal must have power to deal with not just public servants who come within the purview of the Union as we see right now but also broadened to include in its ambit the public servants in the states also! It must be ensured by Lokpal that all Lokayuktas are appointed in all States and there is no vacancy in any State on any ground whatsoever!

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sarkarinaukriguru-blog1 · 6 years ago

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