ssk\nI kv-a-cWn-I tI-c-fw - Sainik Welfare Kerala

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tI-c-fw 2017

SAINIK SOUVENIR(KERALA)

2017

A PUBLICATION OF DEPARTMENT OF SAINIK WELFARE GOVERNMENT OF KERALA

SAINIK SOUVENIR-2017

Department of Sainik WelfareGovernment of Kerala

Editorial Board:-Managing EditorJayakumar S.

EditorLiza M., Junior Employment Officer

MembersRajesh C.S., Sreekumar B.

Copies - 13,000

SAINIK SOUVENIR - 2017

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JUSTICE (Retd.) P. SATHASIVAMGOVERNOR OF KERALA

MESSAGE

I am glad to know that the Department of Sainik Welfare intends to bring out its annual publication, Sainik Souvenir (Kerala) 2017 shortly.

I convey my hearty greetings to everyone behind this venture and wish the publication all success.

(Justice (Retd) P. Sathasivam)

RAJ BHAVANKERALA

25 August 2017


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k-tµ-iw

ssk-\n-It£-a h-Ip-¸v hn-ap-à `-S-·mÀ¡pw

B-{in-XÀ¡pw tI-{µþkwØm-\ kÀ-¡m-cp-I-fnÂ-\n-¶v

e-`n-¡p-¶ hnhn-[ tk-h-\-§fpw B-\p-Iq-ey-§fpw DÄ-

s¡m-Ån-¨v H-cp ssk\n-I kv-a-cWn-I {]-kn-²o-I-cn-¡p-¶p

F-¶-dn-ª-XnÂ k-t´m-jw. FÃm ̀ m-hp-I-§fpw t\-cp¶p.

]n-W-dm-bn hn-Pb³

]nW-dm-bn hn-Pb³ap-Jy-a{´n

tIc-f kÀ-¡mÀsk-{It«dn-tbäv

Xncp-h-\-´-]pcw

DR. K.M. ABRAHAMChief Secretary


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tIc-f kÀ-¡mÀ

DR. K.M. ABRAHAMChief Secretary

Government of KeralaSecretariat

Thiruvananthapuram-695 001Tel. +91-471-2333147, 2518181

[email protected]

Dated, 05/10/2017

MESSAGE

I am glad to note that the Department of Sainik Welfare is

planning to bring out an annual publication ‘Sainik Souvenir (Kerala)

2017’, to highlight various welfare activities and rehabilitation schemes

initiated by the State and Central Government. It is noteworthy that the

Department of Sainik Welfare has been trying its best to implement these

schemes and programmes in letter and spirit.

I extend my good wishes to the Souvenir and compliment everyone

behind this venture. I also convey my best wishes to the Ex-servicemen

and their families.

Dr. K.M. ABRAHAMDr. K.M. ABRAHAM


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ssk\n-I-t£a hIp¸v

hnImkv `h³

Xncp-h-\-´-]p-cw.

apJ-hpc

Cu ssk\n-I- kva-c-WnI, ssk\n-I-t£a hIp¸nsâ 28-þm-aXv {]kn-²o-I-c-W-am-

Wv. Cu ssk\nI kvac-Wn-I-bpsS e£yw hnap-à-`-S³amÀ¡pw, hn[-h-IÄ¡pw, Ah-cpsS

B{in-XÀ¡pw tI{µ, kwkvYm\ kÀ¡mcpIÄ \ÂIp¶ ]p\-c-[n-hmk, t£a {]hÀ¯-\-

§sf Ipdn-¨p-ff Adnhv hnap-à-`S kaq-l-¯n\v \ÂIpI F¶-Xm-Wv. \S-¸p-hÀj-¯nÂ

kÀ¡mÀ \S-¸n-em-¡nb {][m-\-s¸« Nne t\«-§-sf-¡p-dn¨v NphsS hnh-cn-¡p-¶p.

(1) FbvUvkv tcmK-_m-[n-X-cmb hnap-à-`-S³amÀ¡pw, hn[-h-IÄ¡pw, `mcy-amÀ¡pw, B{in-

X-cmb a¡Ä¡pw saUn-¡Â B^väÀ sIbÀ {Kmâmbn {]Xn-amkw 1500 cq] hoXw 01

G{]nÂ 2017 apXÂ \ÂIm³ D¯-c-hm-bn-«p≠-v.

(2) hnap-à-`-S³ ac-W-a-S-ªmÂ, ac-W-a-Sª hnap-à-`-Ssâ sXm«Sp¯ Ah-Im-in¡v

\ÂIp¶ ac-Wm-\-´c [\-k-lm-b-w (FIvkv-þ-t{Kjym {Kmâ v) 5000/þ cq]-bnÂ \n¶v

10000/þ cq]-bmbn 01 G{]nÂ 2017 apXÂ hÀ²n-¸n-¨p.

(3) c≠mw temI alm-bp² tk\m-\n-IÄ¡pw Ah-cpsS hn[-h-IÄ¡pw \ÂIn-h-cp¶

{]Xn-amk km¼-¯n-I- k-lmbw bYm-{Iaw 4000 cq], 2500 cq] F¶Xv GIo-I-cn¨v 6000

cq]-bm¡n 31 BKÌv 2017 apXÂ hÀ²n-¸n-¨p.

(4) [ocXm ]pc-kv¡mc tPXm-¡Ä¡v kwkvYm\ kÀ¡mÀ \ÂIp¶ Iymjv AhmÀUv

\nc-¡p-IÄ Cc-«n-bm¡n hÀ²n-¸n-¨p.

(5) hninjvS ]pc-kv¡mc tPXm-¡Ä¡v \ÂIp¶ Hä-¯-hW Iymjv AhmÀUv B\p-Iq-

ey-¯n\v `mc-X-¯n\v kzmX{´yw e`n¨ XobXn apXÂ ap³Ime {]m_eyw \ÂIn

sIm≠pw 26.08.2017 apXÂ AhmÀUv XpI hÀ²n-¸n¨v sIm≠pw D¯-c-hm-bn-«p≠-v.

(6) hnap-à-`-S³am-cp-tS-bpw, hnap-à-`S-sâ `mcy, hnap-à-`S-sâ hn[-h- F¶n-h-cp-sSbpw

DS-a-kvYX-bn-ep-f-fXpw bYmÀ° Xma-k-¯n-\p-]-tbm-Kn-¡p-¶-Xp-amb 2000 NXp-c{iASn-

Xd -hn-kvXoÀ®w hscbpff Hcp sI«n-S-¯n\v \nIp-Xn-bn-f-hn\v AÀlX \ÂIn

sIm≠pw, 2000 NXp-c{i ASn-bv¡v tijw hcp¶ Xd-hn-kvXoÀ®-¯n\v am{Xw \nIpXn

\ÂIWsa¶ \nÀt±-i-t¯m-Spw-IqSn \ne-hnse \nb-a-¯nÂ t`Z-KXn hcp¯n sIm≠v

kÀ¡mÀ D¯-c-hm-bn-«p≠v.

(7) bp²-¯nÂ sImÃ-s¸-Sp-¶-h-cpsS/tkh-\-¯n-\n-S-bnÂ acn-¡p-¶-h-cpsS B{in-XÀ¡pw,

imco-cn-Im-kzm-Øy-§Ä aqew tkh\w XpS-cm³ Ign-bmsX ]ncn-¨-b-¡-s¸-Sp-¶-hÀ¡pw

kz´-am-bn- ho-Sn-sÃ-¦nÂ `h-\-\nÀ½m-W-¯n\v kwkvYm\ kÀ¡mÀ \ÂIn hcp¶

km¼-¯nI klmbw 1,00,000 cq]-bnÂ \n¶pw 2,00,000 cq]-bmbn hÀ²n-¸n-¨p.


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hnap-à-`-S³am-cpsS ]p\-c-[n-hm-k-¯n-\mbn ssk\nI t£a hIp¸v apJy

{]m[m-\yw- \ÂIn hcp-¶p. kmt¦-XnI hnZym taJe--bn-epw, SqdnÊw taJe-bnepw, lukvIo-

¸nwKv taJe-bnepw hf-sc-b-[nIw sXmgn-e-h-k-c-§Ä krjvSn-¡-s¸-Sp-¶p≠-v. Cu kphÀ®m-

h-k-c-§Ä hnap-à-`-S³amÀ¡pw e`n-¡p-¶-Xn-\p-th≠n {i²m-]qÀÆIamb Ic-pXÂ \S-]-

Sn-IÄ kzoI-cn-¡p-¶-Xn\p th≠n ssk\n-I-t£a hIp¸v \nc-ćw {]b-Xv\n-¨p-sIm≠-n-cn-

¡p-¶p. IqSmsX sXmgnÂ cln-X-cmb hnap-à-`-S³amÀ¡pw, Ah-cpsS B{in-XÀ¡pw kzbw

sXmgnÂ Is≠-¯p-¶-Xn-\p-th≠n klm-b-§Ä \ÂIn hcp-¶p. hnap-à-`-S³amÀ¡pw, Ah-

cpsS B{in-XÀ¡pw kzbw sXmgnÂ Is≠-¯p-¶-Xn-\p-ff ]cn-io-e\w \ÂIp-¶-Xn\v PnÃm

ssk\n-I-t£a Hmô-kp-I-fpsS IognÂ kuP\y tImgvkp-IÄ \ÂIn-hcp-¶p≠-v.

hnap-à-`-S- k-aq-l-¯n\v kwkvYm\ kÀ¡m-cnÂ \n¶pw e`n-¡p¶ t£a {]hÀ¯\-

§Ä¡pw, km¼-¯nI klmb§Ä ka-bm-\p-kr-X-ambn hÀ²n¸n-¡p-¶-Xnepw alm-a-\-

kvIX Im«p¶ _lp. apJy-a-{ń-¡pw, No^v sk{I-«-dn-¡pw, ssk-\n-I-t£a hIp¸v sk{I-«-

dn-¡pw, DtZym-K-ØÀ¡pw lrZy-amb \µn tcJs¸-Sp-¯p-¶p.

Cu ssk-\nI kvac-Wn-I-bn-eqsS hnap-à-`-S- k-aq-l-¯n-\pw, Ah-cpsS B{in-XÀ¡pw

tI{µ / kwØm\ kÀ¡m-cnÂ \n¶pw e`n-¡p¶ B\p-Iq-ey-§-sf-¡p-dn¨v hf-sc- hy-à-

amb Hcp hnh-cWw e`n¡pw F¶-XnÂ F\n¡v D¯a hnizm-k-ap≠-v.

Pb-Ip-amÀ.-F-kv.

sU]yq«n Ub-d-IvSÀ

Ub-d-IvSÀ-þ-C³-þ-NmÀPv.

07 HtÎm_À 2017.

Xncp-h-\-´-]p-cw.

Pb-Ip-amÀ.-F-kv.

sU]yq«n Ub-d-IvSÀ

ssk\n-I kv-a-cWnI-2017

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DÅS¡w

1. ssk\nI t£ahIp¸v 13

2. sXmgnÂ klmbw 14

3. kwhcWw 15

4. km¼¯n-I k-lmbw (tÌäv anenädn _\heâ v ^≠v/PnÃm anenädn

_\heâ v ^≠nÂ \n¶pw klmbw) 17

5. AamÂKtaäUv ^≠nÂ \n¶pÅ klmb§Ä 20

6. kwØm\ kÀ¡mcnÂ \n¶pÅ [\klmbw 22

7. tI{µob ssk\nI t_mÀUnÂ \n¶pÅ klmb§Ä 23

8. t£a {]hÀ¯\§Ä 25

9. kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\ \n[n 26

10. 2016þse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\mNcWw 27

12 eoKÂ- A-h-bÀ\kv hÀ¡vtjm¸v 39

11. PnÃm-X-e hn-apà-`S t_m-[-h-Xv¡-c-W sk-an-\mÀ 2016þ17 44


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Contents1. Welfare and Rehabilitation schemes through State

Military Benevolent Fund (SMBF)/District Military

Benevolent Fund (DMBF) 51

2. Grants from Amalgamated Fund 59

3. Grants Provided by the State Government 63

4. Definition of Ex-Servicemen 67

5. Raksha Mantri’s Discretionery Fund (RMDF) 69

6. Ex-Servicemen Identity Card 71

7. Reservation of Seats in Med./Dental/Engg. 73

8. Employment Assistance 79

9. Statistical Information 80

10. Resume of activities - 2016-17 82

11. Registration 84

12. Name and Address of Various Record Offices 86

13. Details of ZSWOs 89

14. Name and Address of Higher Authorities 90

15. Sainik Rest Houses in Kerala 91

16. List of Empanelled Hospitals 92

17. Government Orders 93


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ssk\nI t£ahIp¸v

hnapà`S·mcpsSbpw AhcpsS B{inXcpsSbpw kÀhtXm·pJamb t£a¯n\pw

]p\c[nhmk¯n\pw ssk\nIcpsSbpw AhcpsS B{inXcpsSbpw {]iv\§Ä ]cnlcn¡p¶Xn\pw

th≠n tIcf kÀ¡mcnsâ s]mXp`cW hIp¸n³ IognÂ ssk\nI t£a hIp¸v {]hÀ¯n¡p¶p.

ssk\nI t£a hIp¸nsâ BØm\w Xncph\´]pc¯v hnImkv `h\nÂ BWv. ssk\nI t£a

UbdIvSÀ BWv Cu hIp¸nsâ Xeh³. {]kvXpX hIp¸nsâ IognÂ PnÃIÄ tXmdpw ssk\nI

t£a BôkpIfp≠v. PnÃm ssk\nI t£a BôkÀamcpsS taÂt\m«¯nemWv Hmtcm PnÃbnepw

t£a{]hÀ¯\§Ä \S¡p¶Xv. hnapà`S·mÀ¡pw AhcpsS B{inXÀ¡pwth≠n Bkq{XWw

sNbvXn«pÅ t£a{]hÀ¯\§Ä cmjv{SXe¯nÂ \nb{ń¡p¶Xv {]Xntcm[ a{´meb¯n³

IognÂ {]hÀ¯n¡p¶ Un¸mÀ«vsaâ v Hm^v FIvkv kÀhokv shÂs^bdmWv. Ic, thyma, \mhnI

tk\IfpsS tI{µ HmôkpIfpw FÃm dnt¡mÀtUmôkpIfpw tI{µ kwØm\ kÀhokpIfnse

hnhn[ hIp¸pIfpw hnapà`S·mcpsS ]p\c[nhmk¯n\pw AhcpsS ssk\nIcpsSbpw

IpSpw_mwK§fpsSbpw t£a{]hÀ¯\§Ä¡pambn tZiobXe¯nepw kwØm\Xe¯nepw

]ckv]cw ASp¯ k¼À¡w ]peÀ¯p¶p.

hnapà `S·mcpsS ]p\c[nhmk¯n\pw aäp t£a {]hÀ¯\§Ä¡pw km¼¯nI klmbw

\ÂIp¶ kwØm\ kwbpà\n[n (AamÂKtaäUv ^≠v) bpsSbpw, cmPyssk\nI t_mÀUnsâbpw

]XmIZn\ ̂ ≠nsâbpw sk{I«dn F¶o HutZymKnI NpaXeIÄIqSn ssk\nIt£a UbdIvSÀ¡p≠v.

]XmI\n[nbnÂ\n¶pw kzcq]n¡p¶ ]Wwapgph\pw hnapà`S³amcpsS t£a {]hÀ¯\§Ä¡mbn

\o¡nh¨n«p≠v.

_lp. kwØm\ KhÀ®À kwbpà\n[nbpsS sNbÀam\pw apJya{ń cmPy ssk\nI

t_mÀUnsâbpw ]XmIZn\^≠v I½nänbpsSbpw {]knUâpamWv.

e£y§fpw NpaXeIfpw

w hnapà `S·mcpsS ]p\c[nhmk¯n\pw AhcpsSbpw ssk\nIcpsSbpw IpSpw

_mwK§fpsSbpw t£a {]hÀ¯\§Ä \S¸nem¡pI.

w kwbpà \n[nbpsSbpw (AamÂKtaäUv ̂ ≠v) ssk\nIt£a\n[nbpsSbpw ̀ cWImcy§fpw

icnbmb hn\ntbmKhpw ssIImcyw sN¿pI.

w hnapà `S³amscbpw, ssk\ys¯bpw kw_Ôn¨pÅ Imcy§fnÂ P\§sf

t_m[hm·mcm¡pI.

w ssk\ytkh\¯n\v bphP\§sf t{]cn¸n¡pI.

ssk\nIt£a hIp¸v sNbvXphcp¶ t£a {]hÀ¯\§sf

vsXmgnÂ klmbw

vkm¼¯nI klmbw

vt£a {]hÀ¯\§Ä F¶n§s\ XcwXncn¡mw


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sXmgnÂ klmbw

aäp tkh\taJeIsf At]£n¨v XmcXtay\ Ipdª {]mb¯nÂ tkh\¯nÂ \n¶pw

hncan¡p¶p F¶Xn\mÂ Xs¶ hnapà ̀ S·mcpsS ]p\À \nba\¯n\v tI{µ kwØm\ kÀ¡mcpIÄ

apńb ]cnKW\bmWv \ÂIp¶Xv. tI{µ kÀ¡mcnsâ \nb{´W¯nÂ UbdIvSÀ P\dÂ Hm^v

doskänÂsaâpw, sXmgnepw ]p\c[nhmkhpw hIp¸pw Cu D¯chmZn¯w \nÀÆln¡p¶p.

ssk\nI tkh\¯nÂ\n¶pw hncan¡p¶Xn\v Hcp hÀjw ap¼v sXmgnÂ klmb¯n\mbn/

]p\À\nba\¯n\mbn Phm·mÀ¡v t]cv cPnÌÀ sN¿mw. _Ôs¸« dn¡mÀUv Hmôkv cPnkvt{Sjs\

kw_Ôn¨ Fwt¹mbvsaâ v C³UIvkv ImÀUv PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hmôknte¡v Abbv¡p¶p.

ssk\nI t£a Hmôkv cPnkvt{Sj³ ]qÀ¯nbm¡n cPnÌÀ \¼À \ÂIp¶p. AtXmsSm¸w

Fwt¹mbvsaâ v C³UIvkv ImÀUnsâ ]IÀ¸v _Ôs¸« {]mtZinI Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©n

\pw Ab¨psImSp¡p¶p. Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©v hnapà`Ssâ t]cv t\cn«v cPnÌÀ sN¿pIbnÃ.

hnapà `S·mÀ¡v UnkvNmÀPv _p¡v/s]³j³ _p¡v XpS§nb tcJIfpambn PnÃm ssk\nI

t£a HmôknÂ t\cn«v lmPcmbn t]cv cPnÌÀ sN¿mhp¶XmWv. Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©p

hgnbpÅ \nba\§Ä¡v hnapà `S·mÀ¡v ap³KW\bp≠v.

cPnkvt{Sj³ aq¶p hÀj¯nsemcn¡Â ]pXpt¡≠XmWv.

PnÃm ssk\nI t£a HmôkpIÄ hgnbmWv tI{µ kÀÆoknepw, tI{µ s]mXptaJem

Øm]\§fnepw hnapà `S·mÀ¡v kwhcWw sNbvXn«pÅ HgnhpIfnte¡v AhcpsS t]cpIÄ

\ma\nÀt±iw sN¿p¶Xv.

HmôkÀ dm¦nÂ hncan¨hÀ UbdIvStdäv P\dÂ Hm^v doskänÂsaânsâ Fwt¹mbvsaâ v

hn`mK¯nemWv ]p\À\nba¯n\mbn t]cv cPnÌÀ sNt¿≠Xv.

AwKsshIeyw kw`hn¨hÀ¡v (Disabled Ex-Serviceman whose disability is attributable to Millitary Service) sXmgnÂ klmb¯n\v ap³KW\bp≠v. Unk_nenän s]³j³ e`n¡p¶hÀ¡v

sXmgnÂ klmb¯n\v ap³KW\ e`n¡m³ ssk\nI t£a hIp¸v UbdIvStdänÂ cPnÌÀ sN¿mw.

CXn\mbn AwKsshIeyw kw`hn¨ hnapà `S³ UbdIvStdänÂ t\cn«p htc≠XnÃ. PnÃmXe

HmôkpIÄ aptJ\ Xs¶ cPnkvt{Sj³ \S]SnIÄ ]qÀ¯nbm¡mhp¶XmWv. tIcf kwØm\

kÀ¡mÀ \ÂIp¶ B\pIqey§Ä e`n¡p¶Xn\v kmaqlyt£a hIp¸v `n¶tijnbpÅhÀ¡mbn

\ÂIp¶ sFUânän ImÀUv \nÀ_Ôam¡nbn«p≠v. kwØm\s¯ `n¶tijn¡mÀ¡mbn kvs]jyÂ

Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©pIfnÂ sXmgnen\mbn cPnkvt{Sj³ \S¯p¶Xn\v PnÃmXe saUn¡Â

t_mÀUv \ÂIp¶ (40% Â Ipdbm¯) hnIemwKXzw sXfnbn¡p¶ kÀ«n^n¡äpw BhiyamWv.

Cu B[nImcnI tcJIÄ _Ôs¸« hIp¸pIfnÂ\n¶pw AwKsshIeyw kw`hn¨ hnapà `S³

t\Snbncnt¡≠XmWv. CXp kw_Ôn¨ hnhc§Ä PnÃm ssk\nIt£a HmôkpIÄ aptJ\tbm

taÂ hIp¸pIfpsS HutZymKnI sh_vsskäpIÄ aptJ\tbm e`yamIp¶XmWv. IqSpXÂ hnhc§Ä¡v

PnÃmXe HmôkpIfpambn _Ôs¸Smhp¶XmWv.

B{inXÀ¡v sXmgnÂ klmbw

bp²¯nÂ acn¡pItbm ssk\nItkh\¯n\nSbnÂ KpcpXcamb coXnbnÂ AwKsshIeyw

kw`hn¡pItbm acWs¸SpItbm sNbvXn«pÅhcpsS B{inXÀ¡v sXmgnÂ \ÂIp¶Xn\pw aäv

]p\c[nhmk {]hÀ¯\§Ä¡pambn tI{µ Kh¬saânsâ UbdIvStdäv P\dÂ doskänÂsaâ v

{]hÀ¯n¡p¶p≠v. AXn\mbn AhIminIfmb B{inXÀ¡p In«p¶ {]tXyI ]cnKW\ Fwt¹mbvsaâ v

FIvkvtN©v aptJ\ \ÂIs¸Sp¶p.


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ssk\nIcpsS B{inXÀ¡v tPmen¡v kwhcWw.

bp²¯ntem, bp²kam\ kmlNcy§fnÂ ̂ oÂUv/Hm¸tdjWÂ GcnbIfnÂsh¨v sImÃs¸Sp¶

Phm·mcpsS Hcm{inX\v/B{inXbv¡v kwØm\ kÀhoknÂ \nehnepÅ sXmgnÂ \nba§fnÂ

Abhp hcp¯n kwØm\ kÀ¡mÀ tbmKyXb\pkcn¨v tPmen \ÂIp¶p. taÂ kmlNcy§fnÂ

]p\À\nba\§Ä¡v AtbmKyamb hn[¯nÂ ]cnt¡Â¡p¶hcpsS (Disability exceeds 50% and unfit for civil employment) B{inX\pw {]kvXpX B\pIqeyw e`n¡pw. CXn\pÅ At]£IÄ _Ôs¸«

PnÃm ssk\nI t£a B^okphgnbmWv kaÀ¸nt¡≠Xv. (G.O. (P) No. 110/02/GAD. Dated 29th Aprill, 2002).

\S¸p-hÀjw Cu coXnbnepÅ \nba\w sImÃs¸« 04 ssk\nIcpsS B{inXÀ¡p 30.06.2017 hsc

\ÂInbn«p≠v. C{]ImcapÅ B\pIqey§Ä FÃm hÀjhpw \ÂIp¶p≠v.

dn{Iq«vkv (Recruits)

]cnioe\ ImebfhnÂ saUn¡Â t_mÀUv Hu«v sNbvX dn{Iq«pIsf Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©v

hgn \ma\nÀt±iw sN¿pt¼mÄ H¶mas¯ hn`mK¯nÂ (Priority-1) ]cnKW\ \ÂIp¶p.

FIvkv dn{Iq«pIÄ hnaà`S \nÀhN\¯nÂ DÄs¸Sp¶nÃ. F¶mÂ saUn¡Â {Ku≠nÂ

t_mÀUv Hu«mb s]³j³ e`n¡p¶ dn{Iq«pIsf hnapà ̀ S·mcmbn ]cnKWn¡p¶XmWv. (Ministry of Defence Letter No. 12/1/2005/D (Res) dated 2/01/2006) hnapà ̀ S·mÀ¡v (Ex-Servicemen) kwhcWw

sNbvX HgnhpIfmWv PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^okpIfnÂ Adnbn¡s¸SmdpÅXv. AXn\mÂ ]p\À

\nba\¯n\mbn FIvkvþdn{Iq«pIfpsS cPnkvt{Sj³ Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©nÂ \St¯≠XmWv.

1. O.M.No. 14024/3/95-Estt. (D) dated 4th June 1997 Department of Personnel and Training Ministry of Personnel, P.G. and Pensions.

2. Letter No. 2705/D.G.R/Emp-3/P-I dated 12th October 2001from Deputy Director (Emp.) D.G.R. Ministry of Defence.

kwhcWwsXmgnÂ klmb¯n\v kwhcWw

hnapà `S·mÀ¡v ]p\À\nba\w e`n¡p¶Xn\v {]tXyI B\pIqey§Ä \nehnep≠v. Nne

XkvXnIIÄ hnapà `S·mÀ¡v am{Xambn kwhcWw sNbvXn«p≠v.

vssk\nI t£ahIp¸nse FÃm XkvXnIIfpw.

v F³.kn.kn. hIp¸nse knhnenb³ XkvXnIIÄ (hnapà ̀ S·mÀ¡pw AhcpsS B{inXÀ¡pw).

v arKkwc£W hIp¸nse ssehvtÌm¡v C³kvs]IvSÀ t{KUvþ2 XkvXnIbnÂ 10% HgnhpIÄ.

v hnhn[ hIp¸pIfnse kÀPâ v XkvXnIIÄ.

v t]meokv hIp¸nse tIm¬Ì_nÄ (ss{UhÀ) XkvXnIbnÂ 10 iXam\w HgnhpIÄ (\n_Ô\

IÄ¡v hnt[bambn)

vh\nXm hmÀU³, tlmkv]näÂ ¢o\À, Bb F¶o XkvXnIIfnse 10 iXam\w HgnhpIÄ

Phm·mcpsS `mcyamÀ¡pw/Ip«nIÄ¡pw

v ]n.Fkv.kn. hgnbpÅ FIvsskkv C³kvs]IvSÀamcpsS \nba\¯nÂ hnapà`S·mÀ¡v

ap³KW\, hnZym`ymkw/imcocnI tbmKyXIÄ F¶nhbnÂ Cfhv.

v hnapà `S·mÀ¡v ]n.Fkv.kn. hgnbpÅ \nba\§fnÂ, {]Xntcm[ tk\bnse tkh\Ime

ssZÀLy¯nsâbpw [ocXm ]pckvImc§fpsSbpw ASnØm\¯nÂ {]tXyI ]cnKW\.


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v Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©phgnbpÅ \nba\§fnÂ hnapà `S·mÀ¡v ap³KW\.

v aäp tbmKyXIsfÃmw kaamsW¦nÂ ]n.Fkv.kn. hgnbpÅ \nba\§fnÂ hnapà ̀ S·mÀ¡v

ap³KW\.

vXmsg¸dbp¶ XkvXnIIfnse t\cn«pÅ \nba\§fnÂ hnapà `S·mÀ¡v ap³KW\.

vt^mdÌv Un¸mÀ«vsaânse c≠mwt{KUv t^mdÌv KmÀUv;

v \oXn\ymb hIp¸nse Bao³;

vtlmwKmÀUvkv

vPhmsâ `mcybv¡v aäp tbmKyXIÄ kaamsW¦nÂ ]n.Fkv.kn. hgnbpÅ A²ym]I

\nba\¯nÂ (sslkv¡qÄXew hsc) ap³KW\ \ÂIp¶p.

hbÊnfhv

hnapà `S·mÀ¡v kwØm\ kÀ¡mÀ/s]mXptaJem Øm]\§fnse \nba\§fnÂ

ssk\nItkh\ ImessZÀLyhpw, hncan¨tijw ]p\À\nba\w e`n¡m¯ Imehpw (]camh[n

A©p hÀjw) hbÊnfhmbn A\phZn¡p¶p. bp²¯ntem, kam\ kmlNcy§fntem acn¨ Phmsâ

B{inXÀ¡v, Fwt¹mbvsaâ v FIvkvtN©phgnbpÅ \nba\§Ä¡v 10 hÀjw hsc hbÊnfhpw

A\phZn¡p¶p.

hnZym`ymk Cfhv

tI{µ Kh¬saâ v kÀÆokvþkmt¦XnI t{SUpIÄ¡pw, tbmKyXIÄ¡pw A\phZn¨n«pÅ knhnÂ

kaoIcWw (civil equivalency) kwØm\ kÀ¡mÀ (Appointment through P.S.C./Employment) AtX]Sn AwKoIcn¨n«p≠v. F¶mÂ So¨nwKv XkvXnIIÄ¡v Sn. kaoIcWw _m[IaÃ.

Ictk\bnse ¢mÀ¡v (Pn.Un.), ¢mÀ¡v (Fkv.Un.),

]n F, t\hn FbÀt^mgvkv tk\bnse kam\

XkvXnIbnÂ 15 hÀjw tkh\ Imebfhv

sI.Pn.Sn.C. ssS¸vssdänwKv

Cw¥ojv lbÀ

BÀanbnse kvs]jyÂ ¢mkv

(AsÃ¦nÂ) X¯peyw Cý³ t\hnbnse

lbÀ FUyqt¡jWÂ sSÌv kÀ«n^n¡äv,

Cý³ FbÀ t^mgvknse sa{Sn¡ptej³

sSÌv kÀ«n^n¡äv.

Fkv.Fkv.FÂ.kn.

15 hÀjs¯ anenädn kÀhokpw,

BÀan ¢mkvþ1 kÀ«n^n¡äpw,

(amXr`mj sSÌv ]mÊmbncn¡Ww)

Ggmw ¢mkv knhnÂ tbmKyX D≠mbncn¡Ww

Fkv.Fkv.FÂ.kn.

eoUnwKv FbÀ {Im^vävkvam\mbn

do¢mÊn^nt¡j\pÅ C³Uy³

FbÀt^mgvkv FPyqt¡j³ sSÌv

Fkv.Fkv.FÂ.kn.

c≠mw ¢mÊv BÀan kÀ«n^n¡äpw

15 hÀjs¯ anenädn kÀhokpw/Cý³

BÀan kÀ«n^n¡äv ¢mkvþI

F«mw¢mkn\p Xpeyw

Cý³ BÀan kÀ«n^n¡äv ¢mkvþII Ggmw¢mÊn\p Xpeyw

Cý³ BÀan kÀ«n^n¡äv ¢mkvþIIIcPnkvt{Sj³

\memw¢mkn\p Xpeyw

15 hÀjw anenädn kÀÆokpw þSSLC/

X¯pey tbmKyX

_ncpZ Xpeyw ({Kq¸v kn/¢mkv

III \nba\§Ä¡v)


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aäp sXmgnehkc amÀ¤§Ä kw_Ôn¨v

kwØm\ kÀ¡mÀ hIp¸pIfnepw s]mXptaJem Øm]\§fnepapÅ HgnhpIfnseÃmw

Ønc\nba\w \S¯p¶Xv tIcf ]»nIv kÀÆokv I½oj³ BWv F¶XnÂ hnapà `S·mÀ¡v

I½oj³ \S¯p¶ aÕc ]co£IfneqsSbpw kzámbn ]p\À \nba\w t\Sp¶Xn\v Ahkcap≠v.

CXn\mbn hnapà `S³ t\cn«v KPSC bpsS sh_vsskämb www.keralapsc.gov.in eqsS Hä¯hW

cPnkvt{Sj³ \St¯≠Xp≠v. A{]Imcw e`n¡p¶ User ID bpw Password Dw D]tbmKn¨v ]n.Fkv.

kn. hnÚm]\w ]pds¸Sphn¡pt¼mÄ AÀlX¡p hnt[bambn At]£ kaÀ¸n¡mhp¶XmWv.

kÀ¡mÀ hIp¸pIfnepw s]mXptaJem Øm]\§fnepw hnapà `S·mÀ¡v amän h¨n«pÅ

XkvXnIIfpsS F®w hfsc IpdhmWv. Cu L«¯nÂ kzImcy taJebnepÅ sXmgnehkc§fpsS

{]tbmP\w aäp sXmgnet\zjIcnse¶t]mse hnapà `S·mcnte¡pw Ft¯≠Xp≠v.

CXn\mbn kÀ¡mÀ Xe¯nÂ hnhn[ hIp¸pIfnÂ \S¯p¶ sXmgnÂ tafIfnÂ hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw

]s¦Sp¡mhp¶XmWv. Fwt¹mbvsaâ v hIp¸v hnhn[ PnÃIfnÂ sXmgnÂ tafIÄ \S¯nhcp¶p. CXneqsS

DtZymKmÀ°nIÄ¡v kzImcy Øm]\§fnse hnhn[ HgnhpIfnte¡v t\cn«v \nban¡s¸Sp¶Xn\v

Ahkcw Hcp¡p¶p. tPm_v s^bÀ PnÃm ASnØm\¯nepw taJem ASnØm\¯nepw \S¯p¶p.

hnapà `S\v knhnÂ Fwt¹mbvsaâ v cPnkvt{Sj³ tcJIÄ D]tbmKn¨v sh_vsskäneqsS Hm¬sse

\mbn cPnÌÀ sN¿mhp¶XmWv.

km¼¯nI klmbw

tÌäv anenädn _\heâ v ^≠v/PnÃm anenädn _\heâ v ^≠nÂ \n¶pÅ klmbw

1. \nÀ²\cmb hnapà `S·mÀ¡v km¼¯nI klmbw

\nÀ²\cmb hnapà `S·mcpsS km¼¯nI _p²nap«pIÄ ]cnlcn¡p¶Xn\mbn 5000 cq] apXÂ

6000 cq] hsc AÀlXbv¡p hnt[bambn tÌäv anenädn _\heâ v ^≠nÂ \n¶pw \ÂIp¶p.

PnÃm t_mÀUphgn 3000 cq] apXÂ 4000 cq] hsc \ÂIpw. G.O. (MS) 197/77/GAD. dated 22nd June 1977 se Khs×â v D¯chnsâbpw XpSÀ¶p≠mb t`ZKXnIfptSbpw ASnØm\¯nembncn¡pw

Xocpam\w.

2 hnhml {Kmâ v

hnapà `Ssâ c≠p s]¬a¡fpsS hnhml¯n\v 15,000 cq] {Kmâmbn \ÂIp¶p. hmÀjnI

hcpam\]cn[n 4,00,000 cq]bnÂ Xmsgbmbncn¡Ww.

3. ASnbńc km¼¯nI klmbw

hnapà `S·mÀt¡m, AhcpsS B{inXÀt¡m s]s«¶p≠mIp¶ _p²nap«pIÄ ]cnlcn¡m³

{]tXyI tIkmbn ]cnKWn¨v km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂIp¶p. Fkv.Fw._n.F^nÂ \n¶pÅ

Sn. klmbw apJya{ńbpw ssk\nI t£a hIp¸p ta[mhnbpw bYm{Iaw 25,000 cq], 10,000 cq]

F¶o {Ia¯nÂ A\phZn¡p¶p.

PnÃm (t_mÀUv) Xe¯nÂ 5000 cq], 2000 cq] F¶o {Ia¯nÂ PnÃm IfIvSÀamÀ¡pw PnÃm

ssk\nI t£a HmôkÀamÀ¡pw \ÂIm³ A[nImcap≠v.


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4. acWm\ćw \ÂIp¶ FIvkvt{Kjy {Kmâ v

hnapà`S³ acWaSªmÂ ASnbńc km¼¯nI klmbambn sXm«Sp¯ B{inXÀ¡v (hn[h/

AhnhmlnXbmb aIÄ/ssa\dmb ]p{X³) 10000 cq] [\klmbw \ÂInhcp¶p.

5. AÔcmb hnapà`S·mÀ¡v/hn[hIÄ¡v/`mcy¡v/a¡Ä¡v {]Xnamk [\klmbw

AÔcmb hnapà`S·mÀ¡v/hn[hIÄ¡v/`mcy/a¡Ä¡v 1000 cq] hoXw {]Xnamk _¯bmbn

\ÂIp¶p. Non-Pensioners \v 2000 cq] {]Xnamk _¯ \ÂIp¶p.

6. am\knIambn `n¶tijn¡mcmb Ip«nIÄ¡v [\klmbw

hnapà `S·mcpsS am\knIambn `n¶tijn¡mcmb Ip«nIÄ¡v \n_Ô\IÄ¡p hnt[bambn

{]Xnamkw 1,500 cq] [\klmbw \ÂIp¶p. hmÀjnI hcpam\ ]cn[n 3,00,000 cq]bnÂ Xmsg

Bbncn¡Ww.

7. imcocnIambn `n¶tijn¡mcmb Ip«nIÄ¡v {]Xnamk [\klmbw

hnapà`S·mcpsS 40 iXam\¯nÂ IpdbmsX imcocnI sshIeyapÅ Ip«nIÄ¡v \n_Ô\

IÄ¡v hnt[bambn {]Xnamkw 1,500 cq] [\klmbw \ÂIp¶p. hmÀjnI hcpam\ ]cn[n 3,00,000

cq]bnÂ Xmsg Bbncn¡Ww.

8. t]m¡äv aWn

£btcmK/IpjvTtcmK Bip]{XnIfnÂ (Sanatoriums) Ignbp¶ hnapà `S·mcmb

At´hmknIÄ¡v/hnapà `S·mcpsS hn[hIÄ¡v {]Xnamkw 2000 cq] [\klmbw.

9. HmWmtLmj¯n\v {Kmâ v

HmWw BtLmjn¡p¶Xnte¡mbn £btcmK/IpjvTtcmK km\nt«mdnb§fnÂ Ignbp¶

hnapà`S·mÀ/AhcpsS hn[hIÄ¡v 2000 cq] {]tXyI km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂIp¶p. Bip]

{XnIfnÂ Ignbp¶ Iym³kÀ tcmKnIÄ¡pw Cu km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂIp¶p.

10. saUn¡Â B^väÀ sIbÀ {Kmâ v

£bw, IpjvTw F¶o tcmK§Ä _m[n¨ hnapà`S·mÀ¡v Cý³ sdUvt{Imkv skmsskän

\ÂIp¶ sshZy ip{iqjm{Kmâ v e`yaÃmXmIpt¼mÄ, Fkv.Fw._n.F^nÂ \n¶pw aq¶phÀjs¯

XpSÀ ip{iqjbv¡mbn {]Xnamkw 1,500 cq] \nc¡nÂ {Kmâ v \ÂIp¶p.

11. X¿Â sajo³ hnXcWw

X¿ednbmhp¶ hnapà`S·mÀ/hn[hIÄ¡v D]Poh\mÀ°w kuP\yambn X¿Â sajo³

hnXcWw sN¿p¶p. hmÀjnI hcpam\]cn[n 1,50,000 cq]bnÂ Xmsgbmbncn¡Ww.

12. Iym³kÀ tcmK ip{iqjbv¡v {Kmâ v

Iym³kÀ tcmKnIfmb hnapà`S·mÀ¡v/hn[hIÄ¡v/hnapà`S·mcpsS `mcyamÀ/B{inXcmb

a¡Ä F¶nhÀ¡v {]Xnamkw 1,500 cq] hoXw Hcp hÀjt¯bv¡v NnInÕm sNehn\mbn \ÂIp¶p.

s]³jt\m aäv kam\ B\pIqey§tfm e`n¡m¯hÀ¡v ]camh[n 2 hÀjw hsc km¼¯nI

klmbw \ÂIp¶p.


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13. Fkv.Fkv.FÂ.kn./kn._n.Fkv.C/sF.kn.Fkv.Cþbv¡v DbÀ¶ amÀ¡v hm§nb Ip«nIÄ¡v

Iymjv AhmÀUv

Fkv.Fkv.FÂ.kn./kn._n.Fkv.C/sF.kn.Fkv.Cþbv¡v FÃm hnjb¯n\pw A+/A1 IcØam¡p¶ hnapà`S·mcpsS Ip«nIÄ¡v 3000 cq] Iymjv AhmÀUv \ÂIp¶p.

14. hoSv \¶m¡phm³ {Kmâ v

hmÀjnI hcpam\w 2,00,000 cq]bnÂ IpdhpÅ hnapà`S·mÀ/hn[hIÄ F¶nhÀ¡v hoSv

\¶m¡phm³ 20,000 cq] Hä¯hW {Kmâmbn \ÂIp¶p.

15. kzbw sXmgnÂ Is≠¯phm³ hnapà `S·mÀ¡v ]cnioe\w

kzbwsXmgnÂ kwcw`§Ä XpS§phm³ B{Kln¡p¶ hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw hn[hIÄ¡pw Hmtcm

PnÃbnepw sXmgne[njvSnX ]cnioe\¯n\mbn km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂIp¶p.

16. aÕc ]co£bv¡v ]s¦Sp¡p¶Xn\pw CâÀhyq t_mÀUns\ A`napJoIcn¡p¶Xn\pw

]cnioe\w

aÕc ]co£IfnÂ ]s¦Sp¡¶Xn\pw CâÀhyq t_mÀUns\ A`napJoIcn¡p¶Xn\pw hnapà

`S·mÀ¡v/B{inXÀ¡v PnÃm Xe¯nÂ ]cnioe\¯n\mbn 10,000 cq] Hä¯hW km¼¯nI

klmbw \ÂIp¶p.

17. hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw B{inXÀ¡pw I¼yq«À ]cnioe\w

hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw B{inXÀ¡pw I¼yq«À ]cnÚm\w e`yam¡p¶Xnte¡mbn PnÃmXe¯nÂ

]cnioe\w \ÂInhcp¶p.

18. ]mcm¹PnIv dnlm_nentäj³ skâdnse At´hmknIÄ¡v km¼¯nI klmbw

]q\bnse ]mc¹PnIv dnlm_nentäj³ skâdnse At´hmknIfmb hnapà`S·mÀ¡v

{]Xnamkw 1000 cq] [\klmbw \ÂInhcp¶p. IqSmsX sXm«Sp¯ _Ôphn\v hnapà`Ss\

kµÀin¡p¶Xn\mbn hÀj¯nsemcn¡Â sk¡³Uv ¢mÊv sdbnÂth Sn¡äv \ÂInhcp¶p.

19. hnapà ̀ S·mcpsS a¡Ä¡v hnhn[ aÕc ]co£IfnÂ ]cnioe\¯n\v km¼¯nI klmbw

hnapà `S·mcpsS a¡Ä¡v hnhn[ aÕc ]co£Ifmb Fkv.C.Sn., F³.C.Sn., sP.,BÀ.,F^v.,

sF.kn.U»nbq.F., kn.F., knhnÂ kÀhokv ]co£IÄ¡pÅ ]cnioe\ ¢mkpIÄ¡v 10,000/þ

cq]m km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂInhcp¶p (Hä¯hW {Kmâ v). hmÀjnI IpSpw_ hcpam\w 3,00,000/þ

cq]bv¡v XmsgbpÅhÀ¡mWv Cu km¼¯nI klmb¯n\v AÀlX.

20. hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw `mcyamÀ¡pw hn[hIÄ¡pw Fwt{_mbnUdn sajo³

X¿Â t{SUmbn«pÅ sXmgnÂclnXcmb hnapà`S·mÀ¡pw `mcyamÀ¡pw hn[hIÄ¡pw

Fwt{_mbnUdn sajo³ \ÂInhcp¶p. hmÀjnI hcpam\w 1,50,000/þ cq]bnÂ IhnªhÀ

AÀlcÃ.

21. hr¡ tcmKnIÄ¡v km¼¯nI klmbw

hr¡tcmKw _m[n¨v Ubmenknkn\v hnt[bcmIp¶ hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw hn[hIÄ¡pw

Ubmenknkn\mbn 1000 cq] hoXw ]camh[n 20,000 cq] hsc \n_Ô\IÄ¡v hnt[bambn

km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂIp¶p.


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22. Ahbhamä ikv{X{Inbbv¡v tijw (Kidney, Lever, Hip, Knee) [\klmbw

Ahbhamä ikv{X{Inb¡v tijw hnapà `S\v/hn[h¡v \n_Ô\IfnÃmsX 1000 cq]

{]Xnamkw Hcp hÀjt¯¡v [\klmbw \ÂIp¶XmWv.

23. saUn¡Â dneo^v {Kmâ v

60 hbkn\v apIfnepÅhcpw NnInÕn¨v t`ZamIm¯ tcmKapÅhcpw, s]³j\v AÀlXbnÃm¯hcpw,

ECHS Â AwKw AÃm¯hcpw, hmÀjnI hcpam\w 75000 cq]bnÂ XmsgbpÅhcpw Bb hnapà

`S·mÀ¡pw hn[hIÄ¡pw ^≠nsâ e`yX A\pkcn¨v 10000 cq] Hä¯hW {Kmâ v \ÂIp¶p.

24. kzbw sXmgnen\mbn hn[hIÄ¡pw, hnapà `S·mcpsS `mcyamÀ¡pw [\klmbw

sXmgnÂ clnXcmb 50 hbknÂ XmsgbpÅhcpw 1,50,000 cq]bnÂ Xmsg hmÀjnI hcpam\w

DÅhcpamb hn[hIÄ¡pw, hnapà `S·mcpsS `mcyamÀ¡pw kzbw sXmgnen\mbn 10,000 cq]

apXÂ 25,000 cq] hsc \ÂIn hcp¶p.

25. hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw, `mcyamÀ¡pw, hn[hIÄ¡pw X¿Â sajo\pw Fwt{_mbvUdn sajo\pw

hnXcWw sN¿p¶p.

At©m AXne[nItam DÅ {Kq¸mb sXmgnÂ clnXcmb hnapà `S·mÀ/hnapà `S·mcpsS

`mcyamÀ/hnapà `S·mcpsS hn[hIÄ F¶nhcpsS bqWnän\v \n_Ô\IÄ¡v hnt[bambn

3 X¿Â sajo³ 2 Fwt{_mbnUdn sajo\pw hnXcWw sN¿p¶p.

26. Hä¯hW Iymjv AhÀUv

+2/12th standard (State/CBSE/ICSE) ¡v DbÀ¶ amÀ¡v hm§nb Ip«nIÄ¡v Iymjv AhmÀUv.

+2/12th Standard ]co£bnÂ FÃm hnjb¯n\pw A+/A1 IcØam¡p¶ hnapà `S·mcpsS

Ip«nIÄ¡v 5,000 cq] Iymjv AhmÀUv \ÂIp¶p.

AamÂKtaäUv ^≠nÂ\n¶pÅ klmb§Ä

1. kvtImfÀjn¸v

kmt¦XnIhpw sXmgne[njvTnXhpamb hnhn[ tImgvkpIfnÂ ]Tn¡p¶ hnapà `S·mcpsS

a¡Ä¡v \n_Ô\IÄ¡v hnt[bambn 3,000 cq] apXÂ 10,000 cq] hsc kvtImfÀjn¸v. hmÀjnI

hcpam\]cn[n 3,00,000 cq]bnÂ Xmsgbmbncn¡Ww.

2. HmÀ^³ {Kmâ v

hnapà `S·mcpsS A\mYcmb Ip«nIÄ¡v 25 hbÊphsc \n_Ô\IÄ¡v hnt[bambn

{]Xnamkw 3000 cq] {Ia¯nÂ km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂIp¶p. hmÀjnI hcpam\ ]cn[n 3,00,000

cq]bnÂ Xmsgbmbncn¡Ww.

3. ssk\nI kvIqfnÂ ]Tn¡p¶ Ip«nIÄ¡v kvtImfÀjn¸v

Ig¡q«w ssk\nI kvIqfnÂ 10þmw Ìm³tUÀUnÂ ]Tn¡p¶, hnapà `S·mcpsS a¡Ä¡v 10000

cq] Hä¯hW {Kmâ v \ÂIp¶p.


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4. sF.Sn.sF. s{Sbn\nwKn\v ssÌ¸â v

{]Xntcm[ tk\bnse tkh\m\´cw sF.Sn.sF. s{Sbn\nwKpIfnÂ ]s¦Sp¡p¶ hnapà

`S·mÀ¡v {]Xnamkw 250 cq] \nc¡nÂ ssÌ¸â v \ÂIp¶p.

5. F³{S³kv tIm¨nwKn\v km¼¯nI klmbw

F©n\obdnwKv/Fw._n._n.Fkv. {]thi\ ]co£sbgpXm³ hnapà `S·mcpsS Ip«nIÄ¡v

\n_Ô\IÄ¡v hnt[bambn 6000 cq] {Ia¯nÂ km¼¯nI klmbw \ÂIp¶p. hmÀjnI

hcpam\w 4,00,000 cq]bnÂ Ihnbm³ ]mSnÃ. HcphÀjw 300 Ip«nIÄ¡v hsc A\phZn¡p¶p.

6. tcmKnIfmb c≠mw temIalmbp² tk\m\nIÄ¡v NnInÕm klmbw

\ncmew_cpw tcmKnIfpamb c≠mw temIalmbp² tk\m\nIÄ¡v NnInÕm klmbambn 1000

cq] Hä¯hW {Kmâmbn \ÂIp¶p.

7. hr² kZ\§fnÂ Ignbp¶ hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw hn[hIÄ¡pw [\klmbw

kwØm\s¯ AwKoIrX hr²kZ\§fnÂ Xmakn¡p¶hcpw aäp hcpam\anÃm¯hcpamb

hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw hn[hIÄ¡pw \n_Ô\IÄ¡v hnt[bambn 2000 cq] {]Xnamk

[\klmbambn \ÂIp¶p.

8. PnÃmXe§fnÂ t_m[hÂ¡cW ]cn]mSn

tI{µ/kwØm\ kÀ¡mcpIfpw ssk\nI t£a hIp¸pw \S¸nem¡nhcp¶ hnhn[ t£a

]p\c[nhmk ]²XnIsf¡pdn¨pw, kzbwsXmgnÂ ]²XnIsf¡pdn¨pw hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw

hn[hIÄ¡pw th≠{X t_m[hÂ¡cWw \ÂIp¶Xnte¡mbn hÀjwtXmdpw PnÃm

Xe¯nÂ skan\mdpIÄ kwLSn¸n¡p¶p. CXns\ kw_Ôn¨v Adnbn¸v am[ya§fnÂIqSn

{]kn²oIcn¡p¶XmWv.

9. ]p\c[nhmk¯n\mbn hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw B{inXÀ¡pw ]cnioe\w

]p\c[nhmk¯nt\m, kzbwsXmgnÂ Is≠¯mt\m Bbn PnÃmXe¯nÂ ]p\c[nhmk

tImgvkpIÄ kwLSn¸n¡p¶p. tImgvkv ^okmbn Bsfm¶n\v ]camh[n 10000 cq] \nc¡nÂ

tImgvkv \S¯p¶ Øm]\¯n\p \ÂIp¶p.

10. kzbwsXmgnÂ hmbv]bv¡v ]eni k_vknUn

kzbwsXmgnÂ Is≠¯p¶Xn\mbn AwKoIrX _m¦pIfnÂ \n¶pw FSp¡p¶ hmbv]bv¡v aq¶p

e£w cq] hscbpÅ XpIbv¡v ]enibnÂ k_vknUn A\phZn¡p¶p.

11. kzbwsXmgnÂ kwcw`§Ä XpS§nb kzbwklmb kwL§Ä¡v [\klmbw

kzbwsXmgnÂ kwcw`§Ä XpS§nb 20 kzbwklmb kwL§Ä¡v 25,000 cq] hoXw

[\klmbw \ÂIp¶p.

12. hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw B{inXÀ¡pw I¼yq«À ]cnioe\w

hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw B{inXÀ¡pw I¼yq«À ]cnÚm\w e`yam¡p¶Xnte¡mbn PnÃm Xe¯nÂ

]cnioe\w \ÂInhcp¶p. I¼yq«À ]cnÚm\w e`yam¡p¶Xn\v Xncph\´]pcw, XriqÀ,

tImgnt¡mSv F¶o PnÃIfnÂ ssk\nI skâdnt\mSp tNÀ¶v I¼yq«À s{Sbn\nwKv skâdpIÄ

Øm]nXambn«p≠v. aäp PnÃIfnse hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw B{inXÀ¡pw Cu kuIcyw {]tbmP\

s¸Sp¯mhp¶XmWv.


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apJya{ńbpsS ssk\nI t£a\n[n

bp²¯ntem, bp² kam\ kmlNcy§fntem (ssk\nI tkh\¯n\nSbv¡v) sImÃs¸Sp¶,

ImWmXmIp¶, AwKsshIeyw kw`hn¡p¶ {]Xntcm[ tk\mwK§Ä¡pw B{inXÀ¡pw

apJya{ńbpsS ssk\nI t£a\n[nbnÂ \n¶pw ]camh[n 10 e£w cq] hsc [\klmbw AÀlXbv¡p

hnt[bambn \ÂIp¶p. \n_Ô\IÄ¡p hnt[bambn ]mcmanenädn hn`mK¯nÂs¸«hÀ¡pw Cu

B\pIqey¯n\ÀlXbp≠v.

kwØm\ kÀ¡mcnÂ \n¶pÅ [\klmbw

1. `h\ \nÀ½mW¯n\v [\klmbw

bp²¯nÂ sImÃs¸Sp¶hcpsS/tkh\¯n\nSbnÂ acn¡p¶hcpsS B{inXÀ¡pw

imcocnImkzmØy§Ä aqew tkh\w XpScm³ IgnbmsX ]ncn¨bbv¡s¸Sp¶hÀ¡pw kzámbn

hoSnsÃ¦nÂ `h\\nÀ½mW¯n\v kwØm\ kÀ¡mÀ 2,00,000 cq] km¼¯nI klmbw

\ÂIp¶p. taÂ]dª hn`mK¯nepÅ At]£IcpsS A`mh¯nÂ 60 hbknÂ XmsgbpÅ ̀ h\

clnXcmbpÅ hnapà `S·mscbpw \n_Ô\IÄ¡v hnt[bambn ]cnKWn¡p¶XmWv. hmÀjnI

hcpam\ ]cn[n 3,00,000 cq]bnÂ Xmsg Bbncn¡Ww. bp²¯nÂ sImÃs¸Sp¶ Phm·mcpsS

`mcyamÀ¡pw bp²¯nÂ ]cnt¡ä hnapà `S·mÀ¡pw hmÀjnI hcpam\]cn[n _m[IaÃ.

2. [ocXm ]pckvImc§Ä e`n¨hÀ¡v ew]vkw {Kmâ v

[ocXbv¡v _lpaXn ]pckvImc§Ä e`n¨hÀ¡v kwØm\ kÀ¡mcnÂ \n¶v ew]vkw {Kmâ v

e`n¡pw. ]cahocN{I apXÂ sa³j³þC³þUkv]m¨v hsc e`n¡p¶hÀ¡v Cu B\pIqeyw

\ÂIpw.

3. FIvkvt{Kjy {Kmâ v

29þ06þ99 \v ap¼v bp²¯nÂ sImÃs¸SpItbm acn¡pItbm sNbvX {]Xntcm[/]mcmanenädn

tk\mwK§fpsS B{inXÀ¡v ]camh[n 1,00,000 cq] hsc {Kmâmbn \ÂIp¶p. bp²¯nÂ

]cnt¡Â¡p¶hÀ¡pw Sn. {Kmân\v AÀlXbp≠v. tIcf¯nÂ tkh\a\pjvTn¡sh AXymlnXw

kw`hn¨ CXc kwØm\§fnÂs¸«hÀ¡pw Cu B\pIqeyw e`n¡p¶XmWv.

4. [ocXm ]pckvImcw e`n¨ ]mcmanenädn AwK§Ä¡v Iymjv AhmÀUv

[ocXm ]pckvImc§Ä e`n¨ tIcfobcmb ]mcmanenädn tk\mwK§Ä¡v (Para Military) Iymjv

AhmÀUv \ÂIp¶p.

5. {]mtZinI tk\m saUÂ tPXm¡Ä¡v Iymjv AhmÀUv

{]mtZinI tk\m (Territorial Army) hn`mK§fnse än. F. U¡tdj³kv/än. F. saUÂ e`n¨

BôkÀ/aäp hn`mK§Ä¡v 5000 cq] Iymjv AhmÀUv \ÂIp¶p.

{]mtZinI tk\mhn`mK¯nÂ tkh\a\pjvSn¡p¶ 5 hÀjw s{Sbn\nwKv ]qÀ¯nbm¡nb

kwØm\ Poh\¡mÀ¡v HmWtddnbhpw AUzm³kv C³{Insaâpw e`n¡pw.

6. c≠mw temIalmbp²¯nÂ ]s¦Sp¯ tk\m\nIÄ¡pw AhcpsS hn[hIÄ¡pw

[\klmbw

c≠mw temIalmbp²¯nÂ ]s¦Sp¯ (9/1939 \pw 4/1946 \pw CSbnÂ kÀhoknep≠mbncp¶)


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tk\m\nIÄ¡pw AhcpsS hn[hIÄ¡pw {]Xnamkw 6,000 cq] klmb[\w \ÂIp¶p. ]p\À

\nba\w e`n¨hcpw, hmÀjnI IpSpw_ hcpam\w 50,000 cq]bnÂ IqSpXepÅhcpw aäv

t{kmXÊpIfnÂ \n¶pw [\ klmbw ]äp¶hcpw CXn\ÀlcÃ.

7. sacnäv kvtImfÀjn¸v

]T\¯nÂ anSp¡cmb hnapà `S·mcpsS Ip«nIÄ¡v 10þmw Ìm³tUÀUv apXÂ _ncpZm\ć

_ncpZw hscbpÅ tImgvkpIÄ¡v kwØm\ kÀ¡mÀ hmÀjnI kvtImfÀjn¸v (2000 cq]

apXÂ 3500 cq] hsc) \ÂIp¶p. hmÀjnI IpSpw_ hcpam\w 2,00,000 cq]bnÂ Ihnbm³ ]mSnÃ.

hmÀjnImý ]co£bnÂ 50 iXam\¯nÂ IpdbmsX amÀ¡v hm§nbhÀ CXn\ÀlcmWv.

8. RIMC kvtImfÀjn¸v

cmjv{Sob Cý³ anen«dn tImtfPv sUdmUqWnÂ {]thi\w t\Snbn«pÅ tIcf \nhmknIfmb

Ip«nIÄ¡v {]XnhÀjw 6000 cq] kvtImfÀjn¸mbpw 4000 cq] warm clothing allowance Bbpw

\ÂInhcp¶p.

tI{µob ssk\nI t_mÀUnÂ \n¶pÅ [\ klmb§Ä

tI{µob ssk\nI t_mÀUnÂ \n¶pÅ FÃmhn[ [\ klmb§Ä¡papÅ At]£IÄ

01.06.2016 apXÂ Hm¬sse³ hgn am{XamWv kzoIcn¨phcp¶Xv. [\klmbw e`n¡p¶Xn\v hnapà

`S·mÀ / B{inX³ tI{µob ssk\nI t_mÀUnsâ sh_v t]mÀ«enÂ cPnÌÀ sN¿Ww. A{]

Imcw cPnÌÀ sN¿pt¼mÄ e`n¡p¶ Øncw sF.Un. D]tbmKn¨v XpSÀ¶pÅ \S]Sn {Ia§Ä

]qÀ¯nbm¡mhp¶XmWv. At]£IÀ¡v B[mÀ ImÀUpw tI{µob ssk\nIv t_mÀUv

\njvIÀjn¨n«pÅ _m¦nÂ A¡u≠pw \nÀ_ÔamWv. cPnkvt{Sj³ \S]SnIÄ¡mbn samss_Â

t^m¬ \¼dpw CþsabnÂ sF.Un. bpw \ÂtI≠XmWv. B[mÀ \¼À _m¦v A¡u≠pambn

_Ôn¸n¡Ww. At]£n¡p¶ kab¯v IFSC tImUv, _m¦nsâ t]cv AS¡apÅ hnhc§Ä

\ÂIWw. hnapà `Ssâ/B{inXsâ tbmKyX sXfnbn¡p¶ kÀ«n^n¡äpIÄ kvIm³ sNbvXv

kaÀ¸n¡Ww. sF.Un. D]tbmKn¨v At]£bpsS XÂØnXn Hmtcm L«¯nepw At]£IÀ¡v

]cntim[n¡mhp¶XmWv. At]£ kzoIcnt¨m \ncknt¨m, F¶pw ]cntim[n¡mw. CXv kw_Ôn¨

]cmXnIfpw t]mÀ«eneqsS Xs¶ kaÀ¸n¡mw. AsÃ¦nÂ PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hmôksd kao]n¡mw.

At]£m \S]Sn {Ia§Ä ]qÀ¯nbmbmÂ {]nsâSp¯v kq£n¡Ww. AÀlXs¸« At]£Isâ

_m¦v A¡u≠nte¡v [\klmbw F¯nt¨cpw.

km¼-¯nI klmbw Bh-i-y-apÅ hnap-à-`-S³/hn[-h-IÄ/ B{in-XÀ¡pw {]Xn-tcm[a-{ń-bpsS

Unkv{Io-j-\dn ^≠nÂ \n¶pw hnhn[ Bh-i-y-§Ä¡pÅ km¼-¯nI klm-b-§Ä (tI{µob

ssk\nI t_mÀUnÂ \n¶pÅ No.2(2)/Policy/KSB/A Dated 28-11-2014 \¼À I¯v)

1. s]¬ a¡-fpsS/hn[-h-I-fpsS hnhm-l-¯n-\pÅ [\-k-lm-bw. hnap-à-`-Ssâ hn[-h-IÄ-þ-l-

hnÂZmÀ dm¦v hsc-bp-Å-hÀ¡v Hä-X-h-W-bmbn 50,000 cq] km¼-¯n-I-k-lmbw e`n-¡p-¶p. (]-c-am-

h[n c≠p s]¬Ip-«n-IÄ¡v)

2. {]IrXn t£m`-¯nÂ hoSv \in-¨mÂ e`n-¡p¶ [\-k-lmbw. A\mY s]¬Ip«n (FÃm dm¦p-

Ifpw hsc) AsÃ-¦nÂ 100% hnI-emw-K-cm-bpÅ hnap-à-`-S³amÀ /hn[-h-IÄ/ lhnÂZmÀ dm¦v hsc-

bp-Å-hÀ¡v Hä-X-h-W-bmbn 20,000 cq] km¼-¯n-I-k-lmbw e`n-¡p-¶p.

3. NnIn-Õ-¡pÅ [\-k-lmbw. At]-£-IÀ s]³j³ e`n-¡m¯ hnap-à-`-S³amÀ /hn[-h-IÄ þ

lhnÂZmÀ dm¦v hscbpÅ-hÀ¡v 30,000 cq] Hä-X-h-W-bmbn km¼-¯nI klmbw \ÂIp-¶p.


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4. Kpcp-Xc tcmK-§Ä¡pÅ [\-k-lmbw. s]³j³ e`n-¡m¯ hnap-à-`-S³/hn[-h-IÄ þ(-FÃm

dm-¦pIÄ¡pw) ]c-am-h[n 1,25,000 cq] hsc Iym³k-dn\pw Ubm-en-kn-kn\pw 75000 cq] Hcp hÀj-

¯nepw e`n-¡p-¶p.

5. hnZ-ym-`-ym-k-¯n-\pÅ [\-k-lmbw. lhnÂZmÀ dm¦v hsc-bp-ÅhÀ¡v, hnap-à-`-S³amÀ/hn[-h-

IfpsS Ip«n-IÄ¡v {]Xn-amkw 1000 cq] km¼-¯nI klmbw e`n-¡p-¶p. (]-c-am-h[n c≠p Ip-«n-

IÄ¡v)

6. s]\-yq-cn {Km\väv. Adp-]-¯©p hbÊv XnI-ªn-cn-¡Ww s]³j³ e`n-¡m-¯-hcpw hn[-h-IÄ /

lhnÂZmÀ hsc-bp-Å-hÀ¡v th≠n þ {]Xn-amkw 4000 cq] km¼-¯nIklmbw e`n-¡p-¶p.

7. Hm^okÀ tIUäv {Kmâ v. s]³j³ In«p-¶Xpw In«m-¯-Xp-amb lhnÂZmÀ dm¦v hsc-bp-ÅhÀ¡v

{]Xn-amkw 1000 cq] km¼-¯n-I-k-lmbw e`n-¡p-¶p.

8. ^yq-W-dÂ km¼-¯nI klm-bw. hnap-à-`-S³amÀ /hn[-h-IÄ þ lhnÂZmÀ dm¦v hscbpÅ-hÀ¡v

5000 cq] HäX-h-W-bmbn km¼-¯nI klmbw \ÂIp-¶p.

9. A\m-Y-Ip-«n-IÄ¡pÅ km¼-¯nI klm-bw. 21 hb-Ên-\p-Xm-sg-bpÅ B¬Ip«n /s]¬-Ip-«n-

IÄ¡v, Ip«n-IÄ hnap-à-`-Ssâ \nb-am-\p-kr-X-amb Ip«nIÄ Bbn-cn-¡Ww. ChÀ¡v {]Xn-amkw

1000 cq] km¼-¯nI klmbw \ÂIp-¶p.

10. hn[-h-IÄ¡pÅ sXmgnÂ ]cn-in-e-\-¯n\v DÅ [-\-k-lmbw hnap-à-`-Ssâ hn[-h-IÄ þ

lhnÂZmÀ dm¦vhsc-bp-Å-hÀ¡v 20000 cq] Hä-X-h-W-bmbn km¼-¯nI klmbw \ÂIp-¶p.

11. 100% AwK-ssh-I-e-y-apÅ Ip«n-IÄ¡pÅ [\k-lmbw hnap-à-`-S³/hn[-h-I-fpsS 100 %

hnI-emw-K-cmb Ip«n-I-fpÅ lhnÂZmÀ dm¦v hsc-bp-Å-hÀ¡v {]Xn-amkw 1000 cq] km¼-¯nI

klmbw e`n-¡p-¶p.

12. hnIemw-KÀ¡pÅ Ne\ klm-bw. s]³j³ h¶-Xn-\p-tijw kw`-hn¨ A]-I-S-¯nÂ hnI-emw-

Kcmb hnap-à-`-S\v (ap-gp-h³ dm¦p-IÄ¡pw) 50% Ipd-bmsX Unkn-_n-enän th≠-Xm-Wv. C§n-s\-

bp-Å-h-c¡p Ne\ D]-I-cW [\-k-lm-b-¯n\v 57,500 cq] Hä-X-h-W-bmbn km¼-¯nI klmbw

\ÂIp-¶p.

13. sXmgnÂ D]-I-c-W-§Ä hm§m-\pÅ [\-k-lm-bw. kmt¦-Xn-I-ambn tbmK-yX t\Snb hnap-à`-S-

\p- SqÄ Inäv hm§p-¶-Xn\p th≠n 8000 cq] Hä-X-h-W-bmbn km¼-¯nI klmbw \ÂIp-¶p.*

14. hoSv D≠m-¡m-\pÅ ]en-i-¡pÅ k_vkn-Un. hmÀ hn[-h-IÄ/hmÀ Unk-_nÄkv/hmÀ s_dohvkv

Bâ v attributable ]nkv ssSw Casualities(HmÄ dm¦vkv) ChÀ¡v ]c-am-h[n 1,00,000 cq] Hä-X-h-W-

bmbn km¼-¯nI klmbw \ÂIp-¶p.

* Ipdn¸v:þ taÂ [\-k-lm-b-]-²Xn 31.12.2017 HmsS \nÀ¯em¡p-I-bm-sW¶pw AXv sI.-F-kv.-_n. sh_vssk-

änÂ \n¶pw \o¡w sN¿p-¶-Xm-sW¶pw AXn\ptijw s]³UnwKv tIkp-IÄ am-{Xta ]cn-K-Wn¡q F¶pw

7/8/17 se 199/shÂs^-bÀ/SOPs/1 \¼À I¯p {]Imcw KSB Adn-bn-¨n-«p-≠v.

{][m\ a{´nbpsS sadnäv kvtImfÀjn¸v ]²Xn

s{]m^jWÂ _ncpZ tImgvkpIÄ, Fw._n.F., Fw.kn.F., F¶o tImgvkpIfnÂ {]thi\w

e`n¡p¶ hnapà `S·mcpsS hn[hIÄ¡pw AhnhmlnXcmb Ip«nIÄ¡pw sadnäv kvtImfÀjn¸v

\ÂIp¶p. sXcsªSp¡s¸Sp¶ B¬Ip«nIÄ¡pw s]¬Ip«nIÄ¡pw bYm{Iaw 2,000, 2,250 cq]

hoXw {]Xnamkw \ÂIp¶XmWv. 10 +2 ¢mÊnÂ 60% hpw XpSÀ¶pÅ Hmtcm hÀjhpw AXXv tImgvknÂ

50% ¯nÂ IpdbmsX amÀ¡v e`n¡p¶hcnÂ \n¶pw sXcsªSp¡p¶XmWv.


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t£a {]hÀ¯\§Ä1. Øewamä kuIcy§Ä

Phm·mcpsS ASp¯ _Ôp¡Ä¡v kz´w PnÃbnte¡v PnÃm´c Øewamä¯n\v kuIcyw.

kwØm\ kÀÆoknÂ \nba\w e`n¡p¶ hnapà `S·mÀ¡v kz´w PnÃbnÂ \nba\¯nÂ

ap³KW\.

kwØm\ kÀ¡mÀ Poh\¡mcpsS Øewamä Imcy¯nÂ hnapà `S·mÀ¡v ap³KW\.

2. ho«v \nIpXn

hnap-à-`-S³am-cp-tS-bpw, Ah-cpsS `mcy-bp-tS-bpw, hn[-h-I-fp-tSbpw DS-a-ØX-bn-ep-f-fXpw

bYmÀ° Xma-k-¯n-\p-]-tbm-Kn-¡p-¶-Xp-amb 2000 NXp-c{iASn- Xd hnkvXoÀ®w hscbpff

Hcp sI«n-S-¯n\v \nIp-Xn-bn-f-hn\v AÀlX D ≠m-bn-cn-¡p-¶-Xm-Wv, 2000 NXp-c{i ASn-bv¡v

tijw hcp¶ Xd-hn-kvXoÀ®-¯n\v am{Xw \nIpXn CuSm-¡p-¶-Xm-bn-cn¡pw.

3. F³.Pn.H. IzmÀt«gvkv e`n¡p¶Xn\pÅ ap³KW\

1. AXnÀ¯n {]tZi§fnÂ tkh\¯nÂ XpScp¶ ssk\nIcpsS F³.Pn.H. amcmb `mcyamÀ¡v

2. acWs¸« Phmsâ `mcy¡v

3. kwØm\ kÀhoknÂ ]p\À\nba\w e`n¨ hnapà ̀ S·mÀ F¶nhÀ¡v F³.Pn.H. IzmÀt«gvkv

e`n¡p¶XnÂ ap³KW\ \ÂIn hcp¶p.

4. PnÃm/Xmeq¡v Bip]{XnIfnÂ InS¡ kwhcWw

FÃm PnÃm/Xmeq¡v Bip]{XnIfnepw hnapà `S·mÀ¡v/B{inXÀ¡v Hcp InS¡ hoXw

kwhcWw.

5. hnapà `S·mcpsS ]cmXnIÄ

hnapà ̀ S·mcpsS ]cmXnIÄ ]cnlcn¡m³ {]tXyI ]cmXn ]cnlmc kanXn PnÃm IfIvSÀamcpsS

taÂt\m«¯nÂ {]hÀ¯n¨phcp¶p.

6. sshZypXn IW£³ e`n¡p¶Xn\v ap³KW\

bp²¯nÂ/tkh\¯nencn¡sh acn¨ Phmsâ B{inXcpsSbpw hnapà`S·mcpsSbpw

`h\§Ä¡v sshZypXn IW£³ e`n¡p¶Xn\v ap³KW\.

7. kvs]jyÂ ImjzÂ eohv

saUn¡Â t_mÀUv Hu«v Bb tijw kwØm\ kÀhoknÂ tkh\a\pjvTn¡p¶ hnapà`S·mÀ¡v

do kÀth saUn¡Â t_mÀUnÂ lmPcmIp¶Xnte¡v {]tXyI ImjzÂ eohv.

8. Uyq«n eohv

cmPyssk\nI t_mÀUv/PnÃm ssk\nI t_mÀUv/ XpS§nbhbnÂ AwK§fmbn«pÅ kÀ¡mÀ

DtZymKØÀ¡v {]kvXpX I½nän aoänwKpIfnÂ ]s¦Sp¡p¶Xn\pÅ eohv Uyq«nbmbn

]cnKWn¡pw.

9. `qan Hgn¸n¨p In«p¶Xn\v t]meokv kwc£Ww

ssItbä¡mcnÂ \n¶v hnapà `S·mcpsS `qan Hgn¸n¨v In«p¶Xn\v t]meokv kwc£Ww.

kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\ \n[nbpw kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\hpw

Unkw_À 7þ\v ̀ mcXw kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\ambn BtLmjn¡p¶p. {]tXyI ]XmI hnev]\

\S¯ns¡m≠v Hcp \n[n kzcq]n¡p¶Xp sIm≠mWv Cu Zn\¯n\v ]XmIZn\w F¶p t]cv e`n¨Xv.

Cu Zn\¯nsâ {]m[m\yhpw {]kànbpw \mw Hmtcmcp¯cpw Adnªncnt¡≠XmWv.

amXrcmPy¯nsâ kzmX{´y¯n\pw sFIy¯n\pw AJWvUXbv¡pw th≠n t]mcmSn

hocNcaw {]m]n¨ kmbp[ tk\mwK§sf IrXÚXm]qÀÆw kvacn¡pI; bp² hn[hIfpsSbpw


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IpSpw_mwK§fpsSbpw ]p\c[nhmkw Dd¸m¡pI; IqSmsX hnapà `S·mcpsSbpw hn[hIfpsSbpw

Ip«nIfpsSbpw t£a ]p\c[nhmk Imcy§fnÂ s]mXpP\§fpsSIqSn ]¦mfn¯w Dd¸m¡pI F¶o

e£y§tfmSp IqSnbmWv Cu Zn\w BtLmjn¡p¶Xv. ]XmI hnÂ]\bnÂIqSn e`yamIp¶ XpI

taÂ¸dª hn`mK§fpsS t£a¯n\mbn hn\ntbmKn¡p¶p.

2016þÂ kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI \n[nbnte¡v kamlcn¨ XpI

( PnÃm ASnØm\¯nÂ)

PnÃcq]

Xncph\´]pcT 26,02,726

sImÃT 14,63,000

]¯\TXn« 12,08,912

Be¸pg 15,67,787

tIm«bT 15,50,085

CSp¡n 10,11,548

FdWmIpfT 27,76,532

XyÈqÀ 37,54,985

]me¡mSv 26,07,512

ae¸pdT 20,99,166

tImgnt¡mSv 25,05,096

hb\mSv 7,86,000

I®qÀ 16,79,334

ImkÀtKmUv 14,81,633

aäv 5,000

BsI 2,70,99,316

]XmI \n[n kamlcWt¯mS\p_Ôn¨v IqSpXÂ XpI kamlcn¨v apJy

a{´nbpsS 2016 se tdmfn§v t{Sm^n IcØam¡nb PnÃIfpw Øm]\§fpw

(F) PnÃ : XyÈqÀ (cq] 37,54,985)

(_n) sNdnb PnÃ : ImkÀtKmUv (cq] 14,81,633)

(kn) hnZym`ymk Øm]\w : C.Fw.C.F tImtfPv, sImt≠m«n,

ae¸pdw (cq] 1,26,321)

(Un) F³.kn.kn. _ämenb³ : 29 tIcf F³.kn.kn. _ämenb³,

ae¸pdw (cq] 7,16,735)


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2016 se km-bp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\m-N-c-Ww 2016 se ]XmI Zn\mNcW-¯nsâ `mKambpff kwØm\]XmI hnÂ]\

bpsS Hu]NmcnI DZvLmS\w 2.12.2016 Â \S¶ NS-§nÂ \ÂInb tSm¡¬ ]XmI

k-zo-I-cn¨v _lp-am-\-s¸« KhÀWÀ \nÀÆln-¨p.

2016 se ]XmI Zn\m-N-c-W-¯nsâ `mKambn _lpam\s¸« KhÀWÀ F³.kn.kn.

tIUänÂ \n¶pw ]XmI kzoIcn¡p¶p.

2016 se kmbp[tk\m ]XmIZn\ BtLmjthfbnÂ ssk\nIt£a UbdIvSÀ

F³.kn.kn tIUäpIÄ, F³.kn.kn bpsS IamânwKv Hm^nkÀ F¶nhÀ _lp. KhÀWtdmsSm¸w.


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]XmI \n[n kamlcWt¯mS\p_Ôn¨v IpSpXÂ XpI kamlcn¨ PnÃIÄ¡pw

Øm]\§Ä¡papff apJya{ńbpsS 2016 se tdmfnTKv t{Sm^nIÄ 2017 BKÌv 15

kzmX{ýZn\ ]tcUnt\mS\p_Ôn¨pÅ NS§nÂ _lp.apJya{ń {in. ]nWdmbn hnPb³

k½m\n¡p¶p.

kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI \n[nbnte¡v Gähpw IqSqXÂ XpI kamlcn¨ PnÃbv¡pÅ t{Sm^n XyÈqÀ

PnÃm ssk\nI t£a HmôkÀ kzoIcn¡p¶p.

kmbp[tk\m ]XmI \n[nbnte¡v Gähpw IqSqXÂ XpI kamlcn¨ sNdnb PnÃbv¡pÅ t{Sm^n

ImkdtKmUv PnÃm ssk\nI t£a HmôkÀ kznIcn¡p¶p.


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kmbp[tk\m ]XmI \n[nbnte¡v Gähpw IqSqXÂ XpI kamlcn¨ F³.kn. kn bqWnän\pÅ

t{Sm^n 29 tIcfm F³.kn.kn. _ämenb³ ae¸pd¯n\pth≠n kzoIcn¡p¶p.

kmbp[tk\m ]XmI \n[nbnte¡v Fähpw IpSpXÂ XpI kamlcn¨ hnZym`ymk

kvYm]\¯n\pÅ t{Sm^n C.Fw.C.F. tImtfPv sImt≠m«n ae¸pd¯n\v th≠n F³.kn.kn.

Hm^okÀ kzoIcn¡p¶p.


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ssk\nI kvacWnI {]Imi\T þ 2016

^vfmKv tU ^≠v / cmPy ssk\nI t_mÀUv tbmKT 2016

2016 se ssk\nI kvacWnIbpsS {]Imi\ IÀ½w No^v sk{I«dn {io. Fkv.Fw. hnPbm\µn\v

BZy{]Xn \ÂInsIm≠v _lp. apJya{´n {io. ]nWdmbn hnPb³ \nÀÆln¡p¶p.

2016 se ^vfmKv tU ^≠v tbmKw _lp. apJya{´n {io. ]nWdmbn hnPbsâ

A²y£XbnÂ \S¡p¶p.


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2016 se cmPy ssk\nIv t_mÀUv tbmKw _lp. apJya{´n {io. ]nWdmbn hnPbsâ

A²y£XbnÂ \S¡p¶p.

2016 se cm-Py ssk\nI t_mÀ-Uv tbm-K-¯nÂ No-^v sk-{I«-dn {io. F-kv.Fw. hn-P-bm\-µv IAS A-P-≠-bn-se hn-j-b-§Ä hn-i-Zo-I-cn-¡p¶p.


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kwØm\s¯ FÃm PnÃIfnepw 2016 Unkw_À 7\v ]XmI Zn\w kapNnXambn

BNcn¨p. PnÃIfnÂ \n¶pff ]XmI Zn\mtLmj Zyiy§fpw hmÀ¯m kw£n]vXhpw.

Xncph\´]pcw

2016 se kmbp[tk\m ]XmI \n[nbnte¡v Gähpw IqSqXÂ XpI kamlcn¨ hnZym`ymk

Ø]\¯n\pÅ t{Sm^n ]«w tI{µnb hnZymebT {]n³kn¸Â {io. APbIpamdn\p _lp. PnÃm IfIvSÀ

{io. sh¦tSi]Xn Fkv. IAS k½m\n¡p¶p.

sImÃw

PnÃbnse kmbp[tk\m ]XmIZn\w 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn IfIvt{Säv tIm¬^d³kv

lmfnÂ h¨v _lpam\s¸« sImÃw PnÃm IfIvSÀ an{X än. IAS \nÀÆln¨p. PnÃm ssk\nI

t_mÀUv sshkv {]knUâ v e^v tIWÂ ]n hniz\mY³ (dn«), F³.kn.kn. {Kq¸v slUv IzmÀt«gvkv

s{Sbn\nwKv B^okÀ F¶nhÀ kao]w.


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]¯\wXn«

PnÃbnse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\w 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn _lp. PnÃm IfIvSÀ

BÀ KncnP IAS F³.kn.kn tIUänÂ \n¶pw kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI kzoIcn¨v sIm≠v ]XmI\n[n

kamlcW DZvLmS\w \nÀÆln¡p¶p.

Be¸pg

PnÃbnse kmbp[tk\m ]XmIZn\w 2016 UnkT_À 7þmw XobXn IfÎ-tdäv tNw_dnÂ h¨v

_lpam\s¸« PnÃm IfIvSÀ {inaXn hoW F³. am[h³ IAS \nÀÆln¨p. PnÃm ssk\nI t_mÀUv

sshkv {]knUâ v dn«. hnMv Iam³UÀ kn.H. tPm¬, PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^okÀ C³þNmÀPv

{io. Sn. sI. ZnhmIc³ F¶nhÀ kao]w


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tIm«bw

PnÃbnse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\¯nâ ̀ m-K-ambn 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn _lp. PnÃm IfIvSÀ

{ioaXn kn.F.eX IAS PnÃm BØm\¯pÅ bp² kvamcI¯nÂ ]pjv]N{Iw kaÀ¸n¡p¶p.

CSp¡n

PnÃbnse kmbp[tk\m ]XmIZn\w 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn sXmSp]pg \Kck`m

sNbÀt]gvksâ tNw_dnÂ sh¨v \Kck`m sNbÀ t]gvk¬ {ioaXn k^nb PºmÀ ImÀKnÂ

bp²¯nÂ hocayXyp hcn¨ em³kv \mbIv kt´mjv IpamÀ ]n.sI.bpsS `mcy {ioaXn sI.Pn. {]nb

bnÂ \n¶pw ]XmI kzoIcn¨v hnXcW DZvLmS\w \nÀÆln¨p.


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FdWmIpfT

PnÃbnse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\w 2016 UnkT_À 7þmw XobXn Im¡\mSv knhnÂ

tÌj\nse kv]mÀ¡v s{Sbn\nwKv lmfnÂ {io kn.sI. {]Imiv, AUojWÂ Unkv{SnIv

aPnkvtv{Sänsâ A²yIvjXbnÂ tNÀ¶ tbmK¯nÂ _lpam\s¸« Xr¡m¡c Fw.FÂ.F.

AUzt¡äv ]n.Sn. tXmakv DZvLmS\w \nÀÆln¨p.

XyÈqÀ

PnÃbnse kmbp[tk\m ]XmIZn\w 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn PnÃm IfIvStdänÂ h¨v

ADM {io kn. sI. A\´IrjvW³ kmbp[tk\m ]XmI kzoIcn¨v sIm≠v DZvLmS\w \nÀÆln¨p.


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]me¡mSv

PnÃbnse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\w 2016 UnkT_À 7þmw XobXn ]me¡mSv PnÃm IfIvSÀ

{ioaXn. ]n tacn¡p«n sF.F.Fkv, F³.kn.kn tIUänÂ \n¶pw ]XmI kzoIcn¨psIm≠v ]XmI

hnXcWw DZvLmS\w sNbvXp. {]kvXpX NS§nÂ taPÀ P\dÂ (dn«.) {io.]n. kp`mjv AVSM 2016 se

ssk\nI kvacWnI {]Imi\w sNbvXp.

ae¸pdT

PnÃbnse kmbp[tk\m ]XmIZn\w 2016 UnkT_À 7þmw XobXn _lpam\s¸« ae¸pdwPnÃm

]©mb¯v {]knUâ v {io F.hn. D®nIrjvW³ F³.kn.kn tIUänÂ \n¶pw kmbp[tk\m ]XmI

kzoIcn¨v sIm≠v ]XmI \n[n kamlcW DZvLmS\w \nÀhln¨p. PnÃm IfIvSÀ {io. AanXv aoWm

IAS, PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^okÀ Fw.hn.i¦c³ F¶nhÀ kao]w.


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tImgnt¡mSv

PnÃbnse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\w 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn tImgnt¡mSv tImÀ¸tdj³

U]yq«n tabÀ {ioaXn aocm ZÀiIv F³.kn.kn.tIUäpIfnÂ \n¶v ]XmI kznIcn¨v sIm≠v

kmbp[tk\m ]XmIbpsS hnev]t\mÂLmS\w \nÀÆln¨p.

hb\mSv.

PnÃbnse kmbp[tk\m ]XmIZn\w 2016 UnkT_À 7þmw XobXn _lp. PnÃm IfIvSÀ

tUm. _n.Fkv. Xncpta\n IAS \nÀÆln¨p.


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I®qÀ.

PnÃbnse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmI Zn\w 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn IfIvStdäv tIm¬^d³kv

lmfnÂ XpdapJw, ayqknbw, ]pcmhkvXp hIp¸v a{´n {io cmaN{µ³ IS¶¸Ån kmbp[tk\ ]XmI

hnÂ¸\bpsS PnÃmXe DZvLmS\w \nÀÆln¨p.

ImkÀtKmUv.

PnÃbnse kmbp[ tk\m ]XmIZn\w 2016 Unkw_À 7þmw XobXn PnÃm IfIvSÀ {io Poh³

_m_p sI. IAS, F³.kn.kn tIUänÂ \n¶pw ]XmI kzoIcn¨v sIm≠v DZvLmS\w \nÀÆln¨p.


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eoKÂ- A-h-bÀ\kv hÀ¡vtjm¸v

BwUvt^m-gvkkv {Sn_yq-WÂ sIm-¨nbpw ssk\n-I-t£a hIp¸pw kwbp-à-ambn kwL-Sn-¸n¨ eoKÂ

Ah-bÀ\kv hÀIvtjm¸v 2017 s^{_p-hcn 22 \v Xncp-h-\-´-]pcw N{µ-ti-J-c³ \mbÀ tÌUn-b-¯nse Hfn¼ym

lmfnÂ \S-¡p-I-bp-≠m-bn. {]kvXp-X inev]ime-bpsS Hu]Nm-cn-Iamb DZvLm-S\w BZ-c-Wo-b-\mb KhÀWÀ dn«.

PÌnkv {io.-]n. kXm-inhw \nÀÆ-ln-¨p. NS-§nÂ Xncp-h-\-´-]pcw PnÃm eoKÂ kÀÆo-kkv sNbÀam\pw PnÃ &

skj³kv PUvPn-bp-amb {io.sI lcn-]mÂ, BwUvt^m-gvkkv {Sn_yq-WÂ sIm¨n doPn-b-WÂ s_©v AUvan-\n-

kvt{S-äohv sa¼À Bb sshkv AUvan-dÂ Fw.-]n. apc-fo-[-c³ AVSM & BAR. NM, BwUvt^m-gvkkv {Sn_yq-WÂ

sNss¶ doPn-b-WÂ s_©v (A)/ HOD Bb Hon. e^vä-\â v P\-dÂ sI. kptc-{µ-\mYv PVSM, AVSM, VSM; BwUvt^mgvkkv {Sn_yq-WÂ sIm¨n doPn-b-WÂ s_©v PpUo-jyÂ sa¼À Hon. PÌnkv Fkv.-F-kv. kXojv

N{µ³, ssk\nI t£a Ub-d-IvSÀ {io. sI.sI tKmhn-µ³ \mbÀ XpS-§n-b-hÀ ]s¦-Sp-¯p.

BwUv t^mgvkkv {Sn_yq-W-ensâ N«-§-tfbpw \S-]Sn {Ia-§-tfbpw Ipdn¨v sIm-¨n k-tX¬ t\hÂ

Iam³Unse Iam³Uv PUvPv AUz-t¡-äv. Iam³UÀ PÀk¬ sa³sUkv ¢msk-Sp-¯p. inev]-im-e-bpsS `mK-

ambn kwL-Sn-¸n¨ eoKÂ ¢n\n-¡nÂ hnZKv² \nb-a-ÚÀ hnap-à-`-S-·mÀ¡pw hn[-h-IÄ¡pw tk\mw-K-§Ä¡pw

Un^³kv kÀÆo-kp-ambn _Ô-s¸« \nba {]iv\§-fnÂ kwib \nhm-cWw \S-¯n. \nba hnZ-Kv²cpw, hnap-à-`-

S-·mcpw hn[-h-Ifpw aq¶p tk\m hn`m-K-§-fn-epÅ AwK-§fpw Hm^o-kÀamcpw AS-§nb hen-sbmcp {]mXn-\n[yw

inev]-im-esb {]uVhpw AÀ°-h-¯p-am-¡n.

dnt¸mÀ«v


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2017 amÀ¨nse _n.F. F¡tWmanIvkv

(tamUÂþ1) ]co£bnÂ

^Ìv s]mknj³ t\Snb FdWpIpfw

PnÃbnepÅ UÂäm Ipcy³.

Cý³ BÀanbnÂ \n¶pw hncan¨

\mbIv Ipcy³ Fw. C bpsS aIfmWv.

2017 se NEET ]co£bnÂ BÄ

Cýmdm¦nÂ 1345þmw dm¦v

(State Rank - 222, Wards of ESM Rank -08) t\Snb ]me¡mSv PnÃbnepÅ

PnXn³ F. Cý³ FbÀ t^mgvknÂ

\n¶pw hncan¨ kÀPâ v

APn¯v F. Pn. bpsS aI\mWv.

Vedant Prakash Shenoy, son of Capt Sheeba Ravi, Zila Sainik Welfare Officer, Kottayam and Dr Prakash Kumar B (Professor, MG University) secured Second Rank in KEAM 2017. A National Talent Search Examination(NTSE) scholar, Vedant has secured All India Rank(AIR) 5 in UCEED, AIR 35 in KVPY, AIR 98 in IIT Mains. He is presently studying in IIT Bombay.

Vedant Prakash Shenoy

UÂäm Ipcy³

PnXn³ F.


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Cý³ FbÀt^mgvknÂ \n¶pw hncan¨ FIvkv Pq\nbÀ hmd≠v

BôkÀ KtWi³ sI. kvt]mÀ-Svkv Xe¯nÂ ssIhcn¨ t\«§Ä.

Al½Zm_mZnÂ h¨v \S¶ thÄUv I¸v I_Un SqÀWsaânÂ ]s¦Sp¯v,

t]mf≠v \mjWÂ Soansâ tIm¨mbn {]hÀ¯n¨ FIvkv Pq\nbÀ hmd≠v BôkÀ

KtWi³ sI. 2003 Â Cý³ FbÀt^mgvknÂ \n¶pw hncan¨p. kÀhoknencns¡ FbÀ

t^mgvkv Nm¼y³jn¸nepw hyànap{Z ]Xn¸n¨p. \mjWÂ C³kv-än-äyq«v Hm^v kvt]mÀ-Sv-knÂ

\n¶pT tIm¨nwKnÂ Unt¹ma t\Snb Ct±lw Ct¸mÄ tIcf tÌäv kvt]mÀUv Iu¬knenÂ

I_Un tIm¨mbn tkh\a\pjvTn¡p¶p. 2015 se \mjWÂ sKbnwknÂ tIcf

h\nXm Soansâ tIm¨mbn tkh\a\pjvTn¨ncp¶p. ImkÀtKmUv knhnÂ kÀÆokv Sow, PnÃm

t]meokv Sow, I®qÀ bpWnthgvknän I_Un Sow, IÀ®mSI tÌäv kvIqÄ h\nXm Sow, tIcfm tÌäv BSNL Sow XpS§nbhbpsS tIm¨mbpw {]hÀ¯n¨n«p≠v.


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A`n-\-µ-\§Ä

amXr-Im ss{U-hÀ-am-sc B-Z-cn¡Â

tdmUv BIvknUâ v B£³ t^md¯nsâ (RAAF) B`napJy¯nÂ kwØm\

Xe¯nepÅ amXyIm ss{Uhdmbn sXcsªSp¯v BZcn¨ hnapà`S³ \mbIv ^nen¸v

tXmakv 06.05.2017þmw XobXn doPnbWÂ {Sm³kvt]mÀ«v Hm^okÀ {io. sI. Fw. jmPnbnÂ

\n¶pw kÀ«n^n¡äpw samsatâmbpw Gäphm§n.

tdmUv BIvknUâ v B£³ t^md¯nsâ (RAAF) B`napJy¯nÂ kwØm\

Xe¯nepÅ amXyIm ss{Uhdmbn sXcsªSp¯v BZcn¨ hnapà`S³ K®À sI.Fkv.

inh³Ip«n \mbÀ 06.05.2017þmw XobXn ae¸pdw Su¬ lmfnÂ h¨v _lp. \nbak`m kv]o¡À

{io. ]n. {iocmaIyjvWsâ km¶n-²y-¯nÂ, do-P-W-Â {Sm³kv-t]mÀ«v Hm-^okÀ

{io. sI. Fw. jmPnbnÂ \n¶pw kÀ«n^n¡äpw samsatâmbpwGäphm§n.


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PnÃmXe hnapà`S t_m[hXv¡cW skan\mÀ 2016þ17PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^nkpIfpsS B`napJy¯nÂ hÀjwtXmdpwhnapà`S

t_m[ hXv¡cW skan\mdpIÄ \S¯nhcp¶p. C¯c¯nÂ 2016þ17 Â \S¶

hnapà`S t_m[ hXv¡cW skan\mdpIfpsS FXm\pw PnÃIfnÂ \n¶pÅ

Zyiy§Ä

16.5.2017 Â Xncph\´]pcw PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^oknÂ h¨v \S¶ hnapà`S t_m[hXv¡cW

skan\mÀ PnÃm IfIvSÀ {io sh¦tSi]Xn Fkv IAS DZvLmS\w sNbXp.

16.5.2017 Â Xncph\´]pcw PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^oknÂ h¨v \S¶ hnapà`S

t_m[hXv¡cW skan\mÀ


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18.2.2017 \v tIm«bw PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^oknsâ t\XyXz¯nÂ, hnapà`S·mÀ¡pw

B{inXÀ¡pw \S¯nb t_m[hÂ¡cW skan\mÀ PnÃm IfIvSÀ {ioaXn kn. F. eX sF.F.FÊv

DZvLmS\w sN¿p¶p.

18.2.2017 \v tIm«bw PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^oknsâ t\XyXz¯nÂ, hnapà`S·mÀ¡pw

B{inXÀ¡pw \S¯nb t_m[hÂ¡cW skan\mdnÂ ssk\nI t£a UbdIvSÀ

{io sI.sI. tKmhnµ³ \mbÀ kwkmcn¡p¶p.


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16.5.2017 Â ]¯\wXn« PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^oknÂ h¨v \S¶

hnapà`S t_m[hXv¡cW skan\mÀ

16.5.2017 Â ]¯\wXn« PnÃm ssk\nI t£a Hm^oknÂ h¨v \S¶

hnapà`S t_m[hXv¡cW skan\mÀ kZÊv


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17.5.2017. \v tIm«bw PnÃm ssk\nI skâdnÂ h¨v \S¯nb hnapà`S t_m[hÂ¡cW

skan\mdnÂ tIm«bw PnÃm tImþHmÀUnt\äÀ {inaXn e£vanb½ Un. ]p\c[nhmk

]cnioe\ ]²Xn-I-sf-¡p-dn¨v kwkmcn¡p¶p.

17.5.2017. \v tIm«bw PnÃm ssk\nI skâdnÂ h¨v \S¯nb hnapà`S t_m[hÂ¡cW

skan\mdnsâ Zyiyw


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17.5.2017. \v ae¸pdw s]cn´Âa® Xmeq¡nÂ h¨v \S¯nb hnapà`S t_m[hÂ¡cW

skan\mÀ e^v.tIWÂ hn. {io[c³ (dn«.) Hm^okÀ C³NmÀÖv C.kn.F¨v.Fkv.

ae¸pdw DZvLmS\IÀ½w \nÀÆln¨p.

17.5.2017. \v ae¸pdw s]cn´Âa® Xmeq¡nÂ h¨v \S¯nb hnapà`S t_m[hÂ¡cW

skan\mÀ kZÊv


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19.05.2017 \v tImgnt¡mSv ssk\nI t£a Hmôknsâ t\XyXz¯nÂ, hnapà`S·mÀ¡pw

B{inXÀ¡pw \S¯nb t_m[hÂ¡cW skan\mdnÂ PnÃm ssk\nI t£a HmôkÀ

{io.]n.]n. kck³ {]kwKn¡p¶p.

19.05.2017 \v tImgnt¡mSv ssk\nI t£a Hmôknsâ t\XyXz¯nÂ, hnapà`S·mÀ¡pw

B{inXÀ¡pw \S¯nb t_m[hÂ¡cW skan\mdnÂ tUm. hn[pe sI. sSIv\n¡Â AknÌâ v,

^njdnkv hIp¸v, tImgnt¡mSv ¢mskSp¡p¶p.


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13þ01þ2017 Â hb\mSv PnÃbnÂ IÂ¸ä eoKÂ kÀÆokv AtXmdnänbpw hb\mSv PnÃm ssk\nI

t£a Hm^okpw kwbpàambn \S¯nb Armed forces Tribunal t_m[ hÂ¡cW skan\mdnÂ

Honourable Justice SS Satheesh Chndran, (Judicial Member, AFT Kochi, Former Judge, High court of Kerala) DZvLmS\w sN¿p¶p.

13þ01þ2017 Â hb\mSv PnÃbnÂ IÂ¸ä eoKÂ kÀÆokv AtXmdnänbpw, hb\mSv PnÃm ssk\nI

t£a Hm^okpw kwbpàambn \S¯nb Armed forces Tribunal t_m[ hÂ¡cW skan\mdnÂ vice Admiral M.P. Muralidharan , AVSM & BAR,NM(reted), Administrative Member AFT Kochi kwkmcn¡p¶p.


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WELFARE MEASURES BEING IMPLEMENTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF SAINIK WELFARE

WELFARE AND REHABILITATION SCHEMES THROUGHSTATE MILITARY BENEVOLENT FUND (SMBF) /

DISTRICT MILITARY BENEVOLENT FUND (DMBF)

State & District Military Benevolent Funds: – The Directorate of Sainik Welfare is operating a fund with the specific object to extend financial assistance for the welfare and alleviation of distress of Ex-Servicemen and their families. At the State level it is called “The State Military Benevolent Fund (SMBF)” and at the District level it is called “The District Military Benevolent Fund (DMBF)”. The Rajya Sainik Board is the controlling authority of the State Military Benevolent Fund and the Zila Sainik Board is of the District Military Benevolent Fund.

1. Grant of Financial Assistance from SMBF / DMBF

An amount ranging from `5000 to `6000 is given from the SMBF annually to Ex-servicemen/Widows provided the annual income of the family is less than `1,00,000. This grant from District Military Benevolent Fund is `3000 to `4000. The amount of grant is being credited to the bank account of the beneficiary.

Eligibility:

a) Annual income limit will be `1,00,000 b) All Ex-Servicemen/widows within the income limit is eligible. (Subject to conditions).

Documents:

a) Application for grant of financial assistance from SMBF/DMBF. b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen /Widow Identity Card. e) Income certificate from the Village officer. f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

2. Immediate Financial Assistance

To alleviate the immediate nature of financial distress of Ex-Servicemen or their dependants, immediate financial assistance is granted from the SMBF at the rates of `25,000 and `10,000 by the Chief Minister and the Director of Sainik Welfare respectively. District Collector & Zila Sainik Welfare Officer can sanction an amount of `5000 & `2000 respectively from the DMBF.


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Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen/Dependant in financial Distress

Documents:

a) Application for payment of immediate financial assistance from SMBF. b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen/Widow Identity Card. e) Proof of hardships suffered by the Ex-Servicemen/Widow f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

3. Ex-Gratia Allowance After Death

A Lump sum grant of `10,000 is given to the family (Widow/Dependants) of an Ex-Serviceman in the event of his death to alleviate their immediate financial crisis without stipulating any conditions.

Eligibility:

Widows/unmarried daughter/minor son can claim, in the order.

Documents:

a) Application for ex-gratia grants. b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of ESM / Widow Identity Card. d) Attested copy of Death certificate. e) Relation certificate of the applicant from the Village officer (incase not endorsed in discharge book). f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

4. Marriage Grants

A sum of `15,000 is given to Ex-Serviceman for the marriage of two of his daughters provided his annual income is less than `4,00,000 (Subject to availability of fund).

Eligibility:

a) Two daughters of Ex-Servicemen at the time of their marriage. b) Annual income limit is less than `4,00,000. c) Ex-Servicemen/widows/war widows/war disabled can claim.

Documents:

a) Application for marriage grant from SMBF. b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of discharge book. d) Attested copy of ESM / Widow Identity Card. e) Income certificate from Village Officer. f) Proof of marriage (Marriage certificate/ Invitation card) g) If applicant is a widow of ESM, Certificate regarding non receipt of similar benefits from other source,

from the Local Self Government h) Certificate to prove age and relation of Bride. i) Self declaration showing that the benefit is being claimed for the first / second time. j) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book


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5. Financial Assistance to Blind Ex-Servicemen / Blind Widows of Ex-Servicemen / Blind Wives and Dependent Blind Children of ESM.

A sum of `1000 per month is given to blind ex-servicemen/blind widows/blind wives of Ex-Servicemen and dependent blind children of Ex-Servicemen who are totally blind in both the eyes and for non-pensioners @ `2000 per month without stipulating income limit and subjected to SMBF rules.

Eligibility:

Ex-Servicemen/Widows/wives of Ex-Servicemen/dependent children of ESM who are blind. (100% visual disability).

Documents:

a) Application for financial assistance to blind Ex-Servicemen /blind widows/blind wives/Dependent children of Ex-Servicemen.

b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen/Widow identity card. e) Disability certificate to prove visual disability issued by medical board. f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

6. Financial Assistance to Mentally Challenged Children.

A sum of `1,500 per month is given to mentally challenged children of Ex-Servicemen.

Eligibility:

a) Unmarried/Unemployed children of Ex-Servicemen. b) Annual income should be below `3,00,000. c) Parents should be unemployed.

Documents:

a) Application. b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen Identity card. e) Income certificate from Village Officer. f) Disability Certificate (IQ should be below 40) issued by a Medical Board. g) Relationship Certificate from Village Officer (in case name not endorsed in discharge book) h) Certificate of non receipt of similar benefits from other sources. i) Unemployed/Unmarried certificate of Beneficiary from the Village Officer. k) Unemployed Certificate of the parents issued by the Village Officer. l) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

7. Pocket Expense to Inmates of TB/Leprosy Sanatorium.

A sum of ̀ 2000 per month is given to each Ex-Serviceman/Widows of Ex-Serviceman inmate of TB/Leprosy sanatoriums in the State irrespective of their income. Free mosquito nets are also supplied to them.

Eligibility:

Ex-Servicemen/ Widows of Ex-Servicemen inpatients undergoing treatment in TB/Leprosy sanatoriums.

Documents:

a) Application for payment of pocket expenses from DMBF.


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b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen/Widow Identity card. e) Medical certificate. f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

8. Festival Allowance to Inmates of TB/Leprosy Sanatorium

A sum of `2000 is given as special grant to celebrate Onam festival to all Ex-Servicemen / Widows of Ex-Servicemen inmates of TB/Leprosy sanatoriums and cancer patients of the State.

Eligibility: Ex-Servicemen / Widows of Ex-Serviceman who are inmate of TB/Leprosy sanatoriums and cancer patients.

Documents: No documents required as the grant is given to those in receipt of pocket expense.

9. Medical after care grant for TB/Leprosy patients.

Assistance of `1,500 per month is given to every Ex-Serviceman (for a maximum period of three years only after the cessation of payment from Red Cross Society) who is undergoing treatment as out patient on account of TB/Leprosy.

Eligibility:

a) Should be undergoing treatment as out patient on account of TB/Leprosy. b) Should not have any assistance from the Indian Red Cross Society.

Documents:

a) Application for medical after care grant. b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen Identity card. e) Medical certificate from the hospital concerned. f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

10. Financial Assistance to Differently Abled Children.

A sum of `1,500 per month is given to differently abled children whose disability is 40% moderate or above of Ex-servicemen.

Eligibility:

a) Unmarried/Unemployed children of Ex-Servicemen. b) Annual income should be below `3,00,000. c) Parents should be unemployed.

Documents:

a) Application. b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen Identity card. e) Income certificate from Village Officer. f) Medical Certificate (percentage of disability should be above 40) issued by a Medical Board. g) Relationship Certificate.


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h) Certificate of non receipt of similar benefits from other sources. i) Unemployed/Unmarried certificate of Beneficiary from the Village Officer. k) Unemployed Certificate of the parents issued by the Village Officer. l) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book

11. Free supply of Sewing Machine SMBF will provide one sewing machine each as a measure of self employment and welfare to Ex-Servicemen who are tailors by trade and widows of Jawans who died in action/harness and widows of Ex-Servicemen in accordance with SMBF rules.

Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen by Trade Tailor/Widows Knowing Tailoring. b) Annual income should be less than `1,50,000.

Documents:

a) Application. b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen Identity card. e) Income certificate from Village Officer. f) Attested copy of Widow Identity card, in case of widows. g) Knowledge of tailoring certificate from any Gazetted Officer or from Institute in case of widows.

12. Medical After Care Grant to Cancer Patients.

A sum of `1,500 per month is given to every Ex-Servicemen/Widows/Wives of Ex-Servicemen/dependent children of Ex-Servicemen cancer patients for a period of one year and for non pensioners for a period of two years without stipulating income limit and subject to SMBF rules.

Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen /Widows/Wives of Ex-Servicemen/ dependent children of Ex-Servicemen. b) Should have undergone treatment on account of cancer from a recognized Cancer Institute.

Documents:

a) Application b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge book. d) Attested copy of ESM / Widow Identity card. e) Medical certificate from an Oncologist to confirm that the Ex-Servicemen/ Widows/Wives of

Ex-Servicemen/ dependent children of Ex-Servicemen have undergone and is on regular follow up. f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book.

13. Cash Award to SSLC, CBSE and ICSE Top Scorers. (10th and +2 level) Cash award is given to wards of Ex-servicemen who get A+/A1 grading in all subjects in the respective stream of

1) 10th level amount `3000 (SSLC, CBSE and ICSE.)

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Eligibility

a) Children of Ex-Servicemen in each district, in each category. b) Should have secured A+/Top Grading in all subjects.

Documents:

a) Application. b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen/Widows of Ex-Servicemen Identity Card. d) Attested copy Discharge Book. e) Attested copy of mark list & concerned page of the certificate to prove relationship. f) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book.

14. Grant for repairs of dwelling huts.

A one time grant of `20,000 is paid to Ex-Servicemen and widows of Ex-Servicemen.

Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen/widows of Ex-Servicemen.

b) Annual income should be less than `2,00, 000.

Documents:

a) Application for grant for repair of dwelling huts b) Form No DD 40. c) Attested copy of Discharge Book. d) Attested copy of Identity Card. e) Income certificate from Village Officer. f) Attested copy of ESM / Widow Identity Card. g) Estimated cost of repair prepared by a licensed Engineer. h) Detailed enquiry report regarding ownership, location and condition from the revenue authority. i) Certificate of non receipt of similar benefits from any other sources issued by the village officer. j) Verification report by concerned Zila Sainik Welfare Officer. k) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book.

(Sl. No. 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 12, 13(2) & 14 Auth: GO(Ms) No. 11/2016/GAD Dated 06-02-2016)

15. Training programmes for self employment ventures of Ex-Servicemen. Training is imparted to 25 Ex-Servicemen from each District who wish to start self employment ventures as a measure towards rehabilitation. A maximum of `10,000 each will be paid as course fee to the institution where the unemployed Ex-Serviceman is undergoing training.

Eligibility: Only for unemployed Ex-Servicemen.

Documents:

a) Application b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen identity Card. d) Certificate from the Village Officer to show that the Ex-Serviceman is unemployed. e) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book.

16. Training Programme for attending Competitive Exams and Attending Interview Boards

In order to help the Ex-Servicemen and their dependants who are appearing for competitive exams and facing Interview Board a sum of `10,000 or actual fees which ever is less shall be provided.


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Eligibility:

Only for unemployed Ex-Servicemen and their dependants.

Documents:

a) Application b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen/ widow Identity Card. d) Certificate from the Village Officer to show that the Ex-Serviceman is unemployed. e) Unmarried Certificate f) Hall Ticket g) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book.

17. Training in Computer awareness.

To create computer awareness among the Ex-Servicemen of the State.

Eligibility:

Should be an Ex-Serviceman.

Documents:

a) Application b) Personal particulars c) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen identity Card.

(Auth: GO(Ms) No. 366/2007/GAD Dated 23-07-2007)

18. Financial Assistance to Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre, Pune.

A monthly financial assistance of `1000 per month to the inmates of Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre, Pune who belong to the State of Kerala and to provide railway ticket charges for 2nd class Sleeper once a year to a close relative of the inmates.

19. Financial Assistance to Children of Ex-servicemen who are undergoing coaching classes to appear for SET, NET, JRF, ICWA, CA, Civil Services Examination etc.

In order to help the Children of Ex-Servicemen who are undergoing coaching classes for SET, NET, JRF, ICWA, CA, Civil Services Examination etc. one time grant of `10000 (Rupees Ten thousand only) will be paid.

Eligibility:

a) Children of Ex-servicemen, who are undergoing the above coaching. b) Annual income should be less than `3,00,000

Documents:

a) Application in plain paper requesting the grant. b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested copies of discharge book/certificate and Identity Card. d) Income certificate from the Village Officer concerned. e) Relationship certificate if required (i.e. If candidate’s name has not recorded in the Discharge Book). f) Course certificate from the recognized Institution stating that the candidate is undergoing coaching

classes. g) The sanctioned amount will be paid only after producing the required documents (ie. hall ticket and receipt of fees paid) for appearing the examination.


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h) Unmarried Certificate. i) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book.

20. Embroidery Machine to Ex-Servicemen /Widows/Wives of unemployed Ex-Servicemen.

The SMBF will provide one embroidery machine to unemployed Ex-Servicemen, Widows and Wives of unemployed Ex-Servicemen, Annual income should not exceed `1,50,000.

Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen/Widows/Wives of unemployed ESM should know embroidery works. b) Annual income should be less than `1,50,000.

Documents:

a) Application. b) Form No. DD 40. c) Attested Copy of Discharge Book. d) Attested copy of ESM/Widows of ESM Identity Card. e) Income Certificate from Village Officer. f) Knowledge of Embroidery Certificate from any recognized Institute.

(Sl. No. 11, 13(1) & 20 Auth: GO(MS) No. 223/2011/GAD Dated 14-07-2011)

21. Financial Assistance for Dialysis

A sum of `1000 is granted for each dialysis to the Ex-Serviceman patients undergoing dialysis upto maximum of `20,000

22. After care grant to ESM/widows undergone organ transplantation After care grant of `1000/- pm shall be sanctioned to ESM / widows of ESM undergone organ transplantation (Heart, Kidney, Lever, Hip and Knee etc). for one year without stipulating any other conditions

23. Medical relief grant One time grant of `10,000/- as medical relief grant is given to ESM and widows of ESM who are non-pensioner and suffering from degenerative or incurable deceases and above 60 years of age and whose annual income is below `75,000/-

(Sl. No. 5, 7, 8, 16, 18, 21, 22 & 23 Auth: GO(Ms) No. 64/2013/GAD Dated 07-03-2013)

24. Financial Assistance for self employment to the wives/widows of ESM (Individual basis) One time financial assistance of `10,000/- to `25,000/- for self employment is given to the unemployed wives/ widows of ESM. Age for the beneficiaries should be below 50 years and annual income should be below `1,50,000/-

25. Supply of sewing machine and embroidary machine to the team of ESM/Wives/Widows of Ex-Servicemen (Team basis)

A one time issue of 3 sewing machines and 2 embroidary machines to the unit consisting a team of minimum 5 or more unemployed ESM/Wives/Widows of ESM for self employment project.

(Sl. No. 1, 2, 19, 24 & 25 Auth: GO(Ms) No. 337/2014/GAD Dated 05-12-2014)


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GRANTS FROM AMALGAMATED FUND1. Scholarship to the dependent wives and children of Ex-servicemen studying in Professional/ Vocational

and Technical Courses: Dependent Wives/ dependent Children of Ex-Servicemen studying in various Professional/Vocational/Technical Courses are eligible for Scholarship of an amount ranging from `3,000 to `10,000 per year from Amalgamated Fund subject to certain conditions.

Eligibility:

a) The Scholarship will be granted to the dependent wives/dependent children of Ex-Servicemen studying in full time Professional/Vocational/Technical courses.

b) Annual income limit will be below `3,00,000. c) The AF scholarship will not be granted to a student for more than two times. d) The age of student should be below 25 (in case of children) as on the date of joining the course. e) Married/employed children are not eligible for scholarship. f) Should not be a recipient of any other scholarship for the same course during the period. g) If a student recieves scholarship for a particular course and fails to get pass mark in the examination in

that course, will not be eligible to get the scholarship for the second time in that particular course. h) The student should have secured not less than 50% of marks in aggregate in the qualifying examination

of the respective course. (e.g. If the application is for a PG course, the student should have secured not less than 50% of marks in the degree course).

Documents:

a) Completed application for AF Scholarship to the children of Ex-Servicemen studying in vocational/professional and technical courses.

b) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen Identity Card issued by the Zila Sainik Welfare Officer concerned. c) Attested copy of SSLC (age proof). d) Income certificate from the Village Officer obtained within 6 months. e) Attested copy of the Mark List of the Qualifying Examination/previous year exam.

(Auth: Resolution No. XIX of Executive Sub Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 23-12-15)

(Auth: Resolution No. IX of Executive Sub Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 24-11-14)

2. Grant to Orphan children of Ex-Servicemen.

Financial Assistance is granted to orphan children of Ex-Servicemen at the rate of `3,000 per month subject to certain conditions.

Eligibility:

a) The age for both male and female child is limited to 25 years. Earning or married children will not be eligible. Widowed/divorced daughters upto the age of 25 will also be eligible for the grant.

b) Annual income limit should be less than `3,00,000.

Documents:

a) Application for Grant to orphan children of Ex-Servicemen. b) Attested copy of the death certificate of the Ex-Servicemen and spouse. c) Income Certificate issued by the Village officer. d) Relationship certificate of the orphan with Ex-Servicemen/spouse. e) Orphan certificate issued by the Zila Sainik Welfare Officer. f) Attested copy of the documents proving the age of the orphan. g) Non-employment and unmarried certificate issued by the Village Officer concerned.

(Auth: Resolution No. XX of Executive Sub Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 23-12-2015)


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3. Financial Assistance to the children of Ex-Servicemen studying in Sainik School, Kazhakoottam.

A lumpsum grant of ̀ 10,000 each is sanctioned to the children of ex-servicemen studying in Std. X, Sainik School Kazhakoottam, Tvpm without stipulating any conditions.

Documents a) Copy of ESM Identity Card. b) Recommendation by the Principal of Sainik School, Kazhakoottam.

(Auth: Resolution No. XI of Executive Sub Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 23-12-11)

4. Stipend to Ex-Servicemen for Post-release training

The Ex-Servicemen who are undergoing training at Government Polytechnic/ ITI on pre-cum-post release for acquiring a trade for employment purpose are eligible for getting a grant of `250 pm.

Documents

a) Application.

b) Certificate from Head of Institute.

c) Attested copy of ESM Identity Card.

(Auth: Resolution No. XXV, 33rd State Managing Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 25-07-1985)

5. Financial Assistance to children of Ex-Servicemen for entrance coaching.

300 Students who are preparing for Entrance Examination for Medical/Engineering Course are eligible for financial assistance at the rate of `6000 subject to certain conditions.

Eligibility:

a) Children of Ex-Servicemen should attend entrance coaching for Medical/Engg. course. b) Annual income limit should be less than `4,00,000. c) In case applicants are more than 300 then selection, will be based on merit of SSLC/Equivalent

examination.d) Duration of the course should not be less than 6 months.

Documents:

a) Application for financial assistance to children of Ex-Servicemen for entrance coaching duly completed. b) Attested copy of Ex-servicemen Identity Card issued by Zila Sainik Welfare Officer concerned. c) Income certificate issued by the Village Officer. d) Certificate regarding duration, fees etc. of the entrance coaching from the Head of the Institution

concerned. e) Attested copy of the admit card. f) Original receipt of fees paid.

(Auth: Resolution No. XXI of Executive Sub Committe meetting of Amalgamated Fund held on 23-12-2015)

(Auth: Resolution No. XIV of Executive Sub Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 24-11-14)

6. Financial Assistance to aged Ex-Servicemen/World War II veterans under medical scheme.

Under this scheme, a sum of ̀ 1000 will be reimbursed to an aged Ex-Serviceman/World War II veteran for the purchase of medicines for his medical treatment subject to terms and conditions (One time grant).

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a) Aged and ailing Ex-Servicemen/World War II veteran. b) Annual income limit should be less than `10,000.

Documents:

a) Applications for financial assistance to aged ESM/ World War II veterans under medical scheme. b) Income certificate from the village officer. c) Attested copy of the Ex-Serviceman identity card. d) Photocopy of the IP/OP ticket duly attested. e) Essentiality certificate issued by medical practitioner. Reg. Number to be mentioned.. f) Medicine bills in original signed by the medical officer and by the applicant.

(Auth: Resolution No. X, 57th State Managing Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 03-03-2000)

7. Grant to old age homes providing shelter to aged Ex-Servicemen/widows. The purpose of the scheme is to extend support to the poor and aged Ex-Servicemen/widows of ESM admitted in recognized old age homes in the State. Those who have attained the age of 65 years are eligible under this scheme. The grant of `2000 pm will be paid to the Old Age Homes after scrutinizing applications obtained from the inmates in this regard through the Zila Sainik Welfare Office concerned.

Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen/ widows of ESM above the age of 65 years admitted in Govt. approved old age homes and not in receipt of any Financial Assistance from any source.

b) Not availing any financial assistance from any other sources.

Documents:

a) Application for grant to old age homes. b) Certificate from the head of the old age homes. c) Attested copy of the Ex-Servicemen identity card. d) Income Certificate and non receipt of similar benefits from other sources issued by the Village Officer. e) Recommendation by Zila Sainik Welfare Officer.


8. Re-habilitation Courses to Ex-servicemen/Widows/Dependants. The Scheme is introduced for imparting training to the Ex-Servicemen to capacitate them for re-employment/ finding self-employment. It covers courses in dairy, poultry, Khadi & Village Industries; IT/computer based courses etc, in collaboration with Government Departments or autonomous bodies. Course fee of `10,000 (maximum) per head will be paid to the institution after completion of the training course.

Training will be organized by the ZSWO concerned. Fund will be released to the Institution. Priority is given to War Widows/Children, Widows/Children of ESM died in harness, ESM and dependents. Dependents whose annual income is less than Rupees Two Lakhs Fifty Thousand only eligible.

(Auth: Resolution No. XVI of Executive Sub Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 09-12-2010)

9. Interest Subsidy on Bank Loan for self employment purpose. The Scheme is intended to encourage and give relief to the Ex-Servicemen/widows of Ex-Servicemen who seek self employment ventures for their rehabilitation. Interest subsidy will be given to bank loan upto Rupees Three lakhs only. However, the Ex-Servicemen are at liberty to avail maximum required amount for his business as loan, sanctioned by the bank as per their norms. Interest subsidy will be given in 3 instalments. i.e. on completion of first year of payment of loan 50% of interest charged by the bank, second year 2/3 of 50% of interest and in the third year 1/3 of 50% of interest.

Eligibility: Ex-Servicemen/widows of Ex-Servicemen other than those who had left the service on disciplinary grounds.

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a) Application. b) Details of the self employment venture/project report. c) Self Declaration of the applicant that he is unemployed. d) Attested copy of Ex-Servicemen identity card.


10. Formation of Self Help Group Units of Ex-Servicemen and their dependents. Job avenues in State Departments as well as Public Sector undertakings are very limited. Bearing in mind the situation, the Department of Sainik Welfare has initiated a programme of forming Self Help Group Units to provide self employment to the unemployed ESM/family in the state. In the beginning it is proposed that 20 such units may be formed in the state. The Amalgamated Fund shall extend financial assistance of `25,000 to each unit subject to the satisfactory functioning of the group for a minimum of one year.

Eligibility and conditions.

a) Ex-servicemen, Widows and their dependents are the only beneficiaries for the scheme. b) Each group shall consist of 15 – 20 members or 5 families. c) The group shall be formulated for any viable enterprises/activities, which generate income for their

livelihood. d) The group members shall mobilize fund by contributing their share and if necessary, avail bank loan for

the smooth conduct of the activities. e) The group should make bye-laws for the co-ordination and actual understanding among the members for

the proper functioning of the unit. f) The group shall elect a Group Convener/Chairman, Treasurer and an Executive committee. g) Each group shall register their units with the concerned ZSWO and authorize the Convener/Chairman

or Treasurer to receive the financial assistance from the Amalgamated Fund. A copy of the project report covering all details including financial statement, business transactions etc. may also be submitted.

h) Financial assistance from Amalgamated Fund shall be granted after the viability of the project and satisfactory function.

Documents

a) Application of the Self Help Group. b) Bye-laws of the group. c) Nominal roll of the members. d) A certificate from a Gazetted Officer or Member of Panchayat /Councillor of Municipal Corporation to

this effect that the SHG is functioning satisfactorily. e) Spot Verification Report from the Zila Sainik Welfare Officer.

(Auth: Resolution No. XIII of Executive Sub Committe meeting of Amalgamated Fund held on 24-11-14)

11. Ex-Service men Rally/Awareness Campaign at District level. In order to create awareness regarding various Welfare/Rehabilitation Schemes implemented by the Central/State Governments /Department of Sainik Welfare, and about Self employment opportunities and ventures, District level ESM Rally/awareness campaigns are organised.

(Auth: Resolution No. VI(iv), 61st State Managing Committe meetting of Amalgamated Fund held on 05-02-04)

12. Computer Literacy to Ex-servicemen Three Departmental Computer Training Centers exist in Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur and Kozhikode Districts. Ex-servicemen from other Districts can also avail this facility


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GRANTS PROVIDED BY THE STATE GOVERNMENT1. House Building Grant.

The State Government has introduced this scheme towards the welfare of the disabled Ex-Servicemen boarded out and widows and dependants of jawans died - in - harness. The scheme is extended to homeless Ex-Servicemen who are below 60 years of age. The amount of grant is Rupees Two Lakh.

Eligibility:

a) Disabled and boarded out soldiers/war widows / widows of soldiers died - in - harness, recruits with disability pension. In th case of Ex-Servicemen priority should be given to those applicant with higher age. (Below the age of 60 years, lengthier service and lower income)

b) Annual income limit should be less than `3,00,000 (the income limit is not applicable to the Dependants of jawans killed/disabled/missing in action).

c) To be applied within 5 years of date of discharge/death.

Documents

a) Application for house building grant. b) A declaration that he/she does not own/owned a house anywhere in the state. c) Detailed estimate by a Junior Engineer of the PWD or Block Panchayat. d) Copies of the documents relating to the title to the property. e) Latest land tax receipt in respect of property. f) Agreement in the prescribed Proforma. g) An income certificate from the Village Officer. h) Certificate from the Village Officer stating that the applicant does not own/owned a house in the village

for the past three years.


2. Cash Awards, Cash in Lieu of land and annuity to Recipients of Gallantry Decorations

The recipients of Gallantry Decorations/or NOK in the case of posthumously awarded, are eligible to get cash award, cash in lieu of land and annuity.

Eligibility:

a) Recipient of Gallantry Awards. b) Should be a native of Kerala.

Documents:

a) Application in duplicate.(Annexure – I). b) Copy of Award certificate attested by Gazetted Officer. c) Attested copy of Gazette notification of the Govt. of India. d) Nativity certificate issued by the Tahsildar. e) Declaration from the Awardee.


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Name of Award One Time CashAwards revised rates w.e.f.

from 02.06.2017 (1) (2)

Param Vir Chakra 50 lakh

Asoka Chakra 50 lakh

Sarvotham yudh Seva Medal 40 lakh

Mahavir Chakra 40 lakh

Kirthi Chakra 36 lakh

Utham Yudh Seva Medal 32 lakh

Vir Chakra 24 lakh

Shourya Chakra 20 lakh

Yudh Seva Medal 4 lakh

Sena Medal 4 lakh

Mention in Despatches 2 lakh

3. One Time Cash Award to the recipients of Non-Gallantry Awards (Auth: GO(Ms) No. 279/2017/GAD Dated 26-08-2017)

The Government have sanctioned one time cash award to the recipient of non-gallantry awards with retrospective effect (i.e. 01-01-1962) as given below:

PVSM - `1,00,000 (Rupees One lakh Only) AVSM - `50,000 (Rupees Fifty Thousand Only) VSM - `25,000 (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand Only) SM, NM, VM - `25,000 (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand Only)

Eligibility:

The Armed Forces personnel (Army, Navy and Air Force) who are in recipient of Non-Gallantry decorations.

Documents:

a) Application in duplicate. b) Copy of Award Certificate attested by a Gazetted Officer. c) Attested copy of Gazette notification of the Government of India. d) Nativity Certificate issued by the Tahsildar.

4. Ex-gratia Grant. The Dependants of Military/Para Military personnel killed in action/militant action are given a grant of `1,00,000 and Military/Para Military personnel disabled/wounded in action/militant action are given a grant which varies from `25,000 to `50,000 in accordance with the percentage of disability. Personnel belonging to other states died or disabled while serving in Kerala are also eligible for this grant.Eligibility:

a) Military/Para Military personnel killed/disabled/missing in specific operations/actions.

b) Should be a native of Kerala/or should have been disabled/died while serving in Kerala.

Documents:

a) Individual application highlighting the backgrounds of the specific operation under which death/disability occurred.


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b) Attributability certificate showing the date of casualty, percentage of disability and the specific operation/action.

c) Attested copy of discharge certificate/service particulars. d) Nativity certificate in original from the Tahsildar.

(Auth: GO(Rt) No. 3283/2015/GAD Dated 04-05-2015)

5. Chief Minister’s Sainik Welfare Fund. Financial assistance up to a maximum of `10 lakh is provided to Military/Para-Military/GREF personnel who are killed/disabled in action. The amount of assistance will be apportioned between the wife and parents of the deceased in the ratio 3:1. The scheme is extended to Defence/Para military personnel who are killed/disabled in Naxalite attack.

Eligibility:

a) Dependant of Defence and Para Military/GREF personnel. (Death/Disability attributable to Military service) killed/missing/disabled in action. Death/Disability/Missing shall be in operation area/field area.

b) Should be a native of Kerala.

Documents:

a) Application. (Annexure - I). b) AFMSF 17 in original (In the case of disabled soldier). c) Attributability certificate. (Annexure - II). d) Certificate from the Tahsildar concerned to prove the dependency and relationship with the defence

personnel. e) Application (Annexure III) in the case of parents. f) Certificate from the Tehsildar to prove the nativity of the deceased defence personnel. g) Attested copy of certificates of service particulars of the deceased soldier. h) Written consent from the NOK of the deceased soldier (where applicant is not the NOK). i) Written consent from other dependants of the deceased soldier. (Not required in case of NOK). j) Written undertaking from the applicant. (Not required in case of NOK).

(Auth: GO(P) No. 450/1999/GAD Dated 29-06-1999) &


6. Cash Awards to Recipients of TA Medals. Territorial Army personnel who are recipients of TA decorations/TA Medals will be given cash award of `5000/-

(Auth: GO(Rt) No. 7969/2012/GAD Dated 25-09-2012)

7. Merit Scholarships. Bright students among the children of Ex-Servicemen studying from post-matric class to post-graduate and other courses are eligible for scholarships varying from `2000 to `3,500.

Eligibility:

a) Students who have secured minimum 50% marks in aggregate in the examinations conducted in the previous year.

b) Should not be a recipient of any other scholarship. c) Only students attending regular classes in Govt. Institution are eligible. d) Income should not exceed ` 2,00,000


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Documents:

a) Application. b) Attested copy of the discharge book. c) Attested copy of the mark list of the previous year. d) Income certificate in original from the village officer. e) SBI A/C No. f) Cancelled Cheque Leaf.

(Auth: GO(P) No. 313/2013/GAD Dated 28-10-2013)

8. Lump Sum Grant and Scholarship.

Lump Sum Grant and scholarship are being paid to cadets who are domiciled from Kerala and undergoing training at the National Defence Academy and the Rashtriya Indian Military College (` 10,000 per year).


9. Financial Assistance to World War Veterans.

The IInd World War Veterans & their widows who are in indigence condition provided with financial assistance of `6,000 pm.

Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen with II World War Service holding census identity card. b) Neither re-employed nor receiving pensionary benefits from any source. c) Financial assistance will not pass on to successors except widows. d) Income below `50,000 p.a.

Documents:

a) Application for financial assistance to the IInd World War Veterans. b) Copy of Ex-Servicemen Identity card. c) Copy of Discharge Certificate of Ex-Servicemen. d) Income Certificate from Village Officer. e) Declaration from the applicant that he is not re-employed and not in receipt of any pensionary benefits. f) Certificate from Village Officer / Panchayath Secretary that he is not in receipt of any pensionery benefits. g) Photocopy of the first page of bank pass book.



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DEFINITION OF EX-SERVICEMEN

Those who were released between 01 Jul 66 and 30 Jun 68 (both days inclusive)Any person who has served in any rank (whether as a combatant or not) in the Armed Forces of the Union, has been released there from otherwise than by way of dismissal or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency.(Authority : Min of Home Affairs Notification No F.14/26/64-Estt(D) dated 11 Oct 1966)

Those who were released between 01 Jul 68 and 30 Jun 71 (both days inclusive)Any person who has served in any rank (whether as a combatant or not) in the Armed Forces of the Union for a continuous period of not less than six months and released there from otherwise than by way of dismissal or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency(Authority : Min of Home Affairs Notification No 14/11/68-Estt(D)/Estt-C) dated 13 Feb 1969)

Those who were released between 01 Jul 71 and 30 Jun 74 (both days inclusive)Any person who has served in any rank (whether as a combatant or not) in the Armed Forces of the Union and has been released there from otherwise than by way of dismissal or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency.(Authority : Cabinet Secretariat, Department of Personnel Notification No 13/3/71-Est (C) dated 14 Oct 71)

Those who were released between 01 Jul 74 and 30 Jun 79 (both days inclusive)ESM means a person who has served in any rank (whether as a combatant or non-combatant) in the Armed Forces of the Union, for a continuous period of not less than six months after attestation and has been released there from otherwise than by way of dismissal or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency.

(Authority : Cabinet Secretariat, Department of Personnel & Administrative Reforms Notification No 13/24/73-Estt© dated 26 Oct 74).

Those who were released between 01 Jul 79 and 30 Jun 87 (both days inclusive)

Any person who has served in any rank (whether as combatant or not) in the armed forces of the Union and was released/retired with any kind of pension from Defence Budget or released on completion or specific terms of engagement with gratuity otherwise than at

his own request or by way of dismissal or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency.

(Authority : DOP & T OM No 36034/5/85 (Estt (SCT) dated 14 Apr 87)

Personnel of Territory Army Who are pension holders for continuous embodied service, persons with disability attributable to military service and gallantry award winners retired on or after 15 Nov 1986.

(Authority : DOP & T OM No 36034/5/85-Estt (SCT) dated 14 Apr 87)

Personnel of Army Postal ServicePersonnel of Army Postal Service, who are a part of regular Army and retire from such service (that is directly from APS without reversion to P&T Department) with a pension or who have been released from such service on medical grounds attributable to military service or circumstances beyond their control and awarded medical or other disability pension shall come within the definition of ex-servicemen)(Authority : Min of Defence OM No 9(52)/88/D(Res) dated 19 Jul 89)

Note : As per Govt of India, Min of Def/Department of ESM OM No 1(9)/2010/D(Res-I) dated 20/21 Jul 2011, personnel who were on deputation in APS for more than six months prior to 14 Apr 87 would also be considered as Ex-Servicemen with all consequential benefits.

Recruits – Who are boarded out/released on medical grounds and granted medical/disability pension. However, the operation of the OM has been kept in abeyance for issuance of notification by DOP &T. (Authority : Min of Def/Department of ESM OM No 12/1/2005/D(Res) dated 01 Feb 2006)

Cadets - Disabled Cadets have not been accorded the status of Ex-Servicemen.(Authority : Min of Def ID No 12/1/2005/D(Res) dated 02/05 Sep 2011)

Those who were released on or after 10 Oct 2012An ex-servicemen means a person

(i) Who has served in any rank whether as a combatant in the Regular Army, Navy and Air Force of the Indian Union and

(a) Who either has been retired or relieved or discharged from such service whether at his own request or


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being relieved by the employer after earning his or her pension; or

(b) Who has been relieved from such service on medical grounds attributable to military service or circumstances beyond his control and awarded medical or other disability pension; or

(c) Who has been released from such service as a result of reduction in establishment; or

(ii) who has been released from such service after completing the specific period of engagement, otherwise than at his own request, or by way of dismissal, or discharge on account of misconduct or inefficiency and has been given gratuity; and includes personnel of the Territorial Army, namely, pension holders for continuous embodied service or broken spells of qualifying service; or

(iii) personnel of the Army Postal Service who are part of Regular Army and retired from the Army Postal Service without reversion to their parent service on medical grounds attributable to or aggravated

by military service or circumstances beyond their control and awarded medical or other disability pension; or

(iv) Personnel, who were on deputation in Army Postal Service for more than six months prior to the 14th Apr 1987; or

(v) Ex-recruits boarded out or relieved on medical ground and granted medical disability pension with effect from 01 Feb 2006*.

Advice Memo No 36034/1/2006-Estt(Res) dated 04 Oct 2012 and this order came into force from the date it was published in the Gazette of India vide G.S.R 757 (E) dated 10th Oct 2012).*Authority – On the advice of DOP&T, Min of Defence, Department of Ex-servicemen Welfare D (Res-I) issued OM dated 18th Mar 2013 granting Ex-recruits ESM status with effect from 01 Feb 2006.

Note : The eligibility of the person to the status of Ex-Servicemen will be governed by the definition in vogue at the time of his discharge and will not be affected by the changes in the definition subsequent to the discharge.

The following benefits given to Ex-Servicemen of Army Postal service personnel

Grand of Ex-Service men Status: Personnel who were on deputation in Army Postal Service for more than 6 (six) months prior to 14th Apr 1987 would also be considered as Ex-Servicemen with all consequential benefits as per Govt. of India MoD(Army) OM No 1(9)/2010/D(Res-l) dated 20/21 Jul 2011 read with Govt. of India, MoD(Army) OM No (9)/2010/D(Res-l) dated 10 Apr 2013.

Entitlement of CSD facilities to APS Personnel: As per Para 11(b) of AO 2/2006/QMG as amended vide Quartermaster General Branch letter No 96001/Q/DDGCS dated 18 Feb 2008 read with Quartermaster General’ Branch letter No 96029/Q/DDGCS/Entitlement dated 28 Apr 2014 that following eligibility criteria for CSD facilities are as:

APS personnel who have served for minimum five years in APS whether the individual was transferred permanently to APS (i.e in receipt of pension from defence service

estimates) or was on deputation (i.e. in receipt of pension from parent organization) are entitlement for CSD facilities.

Minimum service criteria of five years Is applicable to Ex-Servicemen from Armed Forces for availing CSD facilities. JCOs/Other Ranks of Army/Navy/Indian Air Force should have rendered coloured service for minimum 15 years for purchasing a four wheeler from CSD, Therefore Same hold good for APS personnel also.

It is also intimated that ESM of armed forces who have served for less than five years are not entitled to CSD facilities. Therefore, consequential benefits of CSD facility to pre 1987 retiree APS personnel is same as applicable to pre 1987 retirees of Army, Navy or Air Force i.e. CSD facilities will be entitled only If he has served for minimum five years in Armed Forces.

(Athourity Army Postal Service Records letter no. 2801/NE2 dated 10 July 2014)


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RAKSHA MANTRI’S DISCRETIONERY FUND FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES REVISED VIDE KSB LETTER No. 2 (2)/Policy/KSB/A DATED 28-11-2014

The enhanced financial assistance to be provided to needy Ex-servicemen, widows and their wards from Raksh Mantri’s Discretionary Fund for various purposes are as indicated below. Revised rates are applicable w.e.f 01-10-2011. The application should be submitted online through the individual’s profile.

S.No GRANTS Amount (In Rs.) Remarks

1 Penury Grant (65 Years)(Non-pensioners up to Hav Rank) 4,000 PM For Life Time

2 Education Grant : Scholarship to up to max. oftwo dependent children of Ex-servicemen of theirwidows up to the rank of Hav in the Army andequalent in the Navy and Airforce.

1,000 pm Irrespective ofGender upto Graduation and alsofor widows to pursePost Graduation Degree

3 Officer Cadet GrantPensioner/Non-pensioner upto Hav Rank

1,000 pm Applicable to NDA Cadets only

4 Disabled children grant(Pensioner/Non-pensioner upto Hav Rank) 1000 pm No financial assistance from other sources.

5 House Repair grant(Pensioner/Non-pensioner upto Hav Rank)

l100% Disabled ESMl Orphan Daughter (For all ranks)

20,000 No change

6 Marriage Grant(Pensioner/Non-pensioner upto Hav Rank) (for 2 daughters) Widow Re-Marriage Grant (Pensioner/Non- pensioner upto Hav Rank)

50,000

7 Funeral Grant(Pensioner/Non-pensioner upto Hav Rank) 5,000

8 Medical Grant (Non-pensioner upto Hav Rank ) 30,000

9 Orphan Grant(Pensioner/Non-pensioner All ranks Daughters of Ex-servicemen till she is married One son of ex-servicemen up to 21 years of age

1000 pm

10 Vocational Trg Grant for Widows (Pensioner/Non-pensioner up to Hav Rank)

20,000 (One time) Certificate from ZSB that the widow having undergone vocational training is gainfully employed.

11 Serious disease grant (up to the rank of Hav. 1.25 lakh per yearcancer / dialysissubject to max. of`75000 per annum.

12 Financial assistance for mobilityequipments for disabled ex-servicemen50% or more

Max. `57,500

13 AFFDF - Financial assistance for producingToo Kits by technically qualified ESM

8,000 This scheme will be terminated and removed from website of KSB w.e.f. 31 Dec. 2017

14. AFFDF - Interest Subsidy on Home Loan to ESM 1 Lakh


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EducationEducational Scholarship to wards of defence personnel

The Army Headquarters extend educational concessions to the children of Armed Forces personnel who have been killed/declared missing or permanently disabled in post war operations in India & abroad including counter insurgency operations.

Children studying in Government/Government aided schools/Educational institutions/Military/Sainik Schools and other schools or Colleges recognized by the Central/State Governments including the autonomous organizations financed entirely by Central/State Governments are eligible and can apply to :-

Army Headquarters, CW-3, AG’s Branch, South Block New Delhi-110 011

1. Exemption from tuition fee and other fees including charges for the school bus etc.2. Hostel charges in full (studying in Boarding schools/Colleges)3. Cost of books and stationery (`250)4. Cost of uniform when it is compulsory (`810)5. Clothing (`250)

Application format and other details will be available in the concerned Zila Sainik Welfare Offices.

Housing Grant

Re-imburrsement of interest on home loan taken from banks for construction of house to war bereaved, war desabled and attributable peace time casualities is provided out of AFFD fund. The upper existing limit of `1,00,000 for eligibility of the interest subsidy even though the loan taken may be of a higher amount. 50% of the interest charged by the bank or govt. only public sector including LIC, GIC and HUDCO would be reimbursable as interest subsidy.

Cheshire Home

Cheshire Homes are institutions where ESM suffering from incurable diseases like TB and Leprosy, mental diseases/Spastic, Paraplegics are housed for continuous care and treatment. The Cheshire Home (Centre) functioning at Thiruvananthapuram also admits ESM/Widows for the above purpose. KSB provides grant/financial assistance to the institutions for the treatment of each patient. Financial assistance is provided `9000 per annum per inmate. The major Centres in the country are furnished below:

(a) Delhi Cheshire Home (b) Rahael Ryder International Cheshire Home, Dehradun (c) Lucknow Cheshire Home.

Cancer Insurance

The Indian Cancer Society offers India’s only insurance policy against all expenses of cancer diagnosis and treatments. For just ̀ 200 per year (free for the poor and the needy) both individual and his spouse are covered ̀ 40000. For details contact:-

Indian Cancer Society, National Headquarters, Lady Ratan Tata Medical & Research Centre, M karve Road, Cooperage, Mumbai-400 021.

Self employment

Employment remains the choice of majority of ESM for re-settlement. Providing job opportunities for such a large number is not possible. The Government as well as the corporate sector cannot provide employment/placement in their respective sectors. Hence, awareness for self employment gains importance. The Directorate General Resettlement has formulated various schemes for self employment in consultation with various ministries and


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PSUs. The main focus of various self employment schemes is to provide financial assistance to start self employment ventures under liberalized terms.1. Ex-Service men (ESM) Coal Loading and Transportation Scheme2. Tipper Attachment Scheme for Widows and Disabled ESM3. Eligibility Certificate for Allotment of Oil Product Agencies under 8% Defence Quota Scheme4. Sponsorship of ESM(O) for coco operator ship5. Allotment of Class V ‘B’ Army Surplus Vehicles to ESM/Widows 6. Allotment of Mother Diary Milk Booths and Fruit and Vegetable (Safal) Shops7. Managment of CNG station by ESM (Officers) in NCR8. Gopal Jee diary milk booths/milk shops/retail outlets 9. Eligibility Certificate for Allotment of LPG agency under Rajiv Gandhi Gramin LPG Vitran Yojna (RGGLVY)10. Eligibility Certificate for Allotment of regular LPG distributorship11. Eligibility Certificate for Allotment of Retail Outlet (Petrol & Diesel)

Modified Scooters to Ex-Servicemen

Kendriya Sainik Board is providing Modified Scooters to all Ex-Servicemen who are disabled after retirement. The case is dealt by Adjutant General’s Branch, R&W Section, Ceremonial & Welfare Directorate, Army Headquarters, New Delhi.

(Authority: Government of India, Ministry of Defence, Kendriya Sainik Board, New Delhi

Letter No. 132/Pol/Modified scooter/KSB/D/2009 dated 29 May 2009)

Eligibility:

a) Ex-Servicemen who are disabled during service and the disability is attributable to Military service.b) Cases of versa who are not covered under the scheme of Army Headquarters will be however considered

by Kendriya Sainik Board, New Delhi i.e. ESM of Air Force and Navy. (c) All cases not covered under the scheme run by AG Branch Army HQ and whose disability element is

above 50% will be considered

Documents:

(a) Copy of Pension Payment Order issued by the PCDA under which the pension is sanctioned duly attested.

(b) A certificate in original from the nearest ECHS empanelled Hospital/Military Hospital stating that the individual can move effectively only with the help of modified scooter and showing the element of disability

(c) Copy of Identity Card duly attested.

(d) Copy of discharge book of Ex-Servicemen duly attested.

(e) Name of nearest railway station.

(f) Sources of financial assistance if any, received for this purpose from other sources.

(g) Telephone/Mobile Number if any, with complete address for correspondence.

Ex-Servicemen Identity Card All categories of Ex-servicemen (officers/JCOs/OR) are required to obtain Ex-Servicemen identity card from their respective Zila Sainik Boards. Possession of Identity Card is essential for availing various benefits/concession for which Ex-Servicemen are entitled to from DGR/KSB/RSBs/ZSBs.


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How to get Ex-Servicemen identity Card For Ex-Servicemen Identity Card the following documents are required:-

1. Original discharge certificate.2. Pension Payment Order. 3. Stamp size photographs - 3 numbers

How to Get Widows/ War Widows Identity Card Ensure your eligibility from nearest Zila Sainik Welfare Office. If eligible, report to Zila Sainik Welfare office with the following documents.

1. Original Discharge certificate/service particulars.2. Original Pension Payment Order.3. Identity Card of the late husband.4. Death certificate of the late husband.5. Election Commission Identity Card, proof of Identity/or attested passport size photograph.6. Stamp size (3.3 x 3.3) photographs - 3 numbers.

How to transfer Identity Card from one District /State to another Apply to the Zila Sainik Welfare Office where one had already registered along with the present residential certificate to obtain NOC. Along with the NOC and the documents needed to obtain Ex-Servicemen Identity Card apply to the ZSWO where he/she wants to register.How to change Defaced /Mutilated Identity Card1. After 5 years from the date of issue of Ex-Servicemen /widow Identity Card is changed free of cost. Apply on

plain paper with 2 stamp size photographs and original discharge certificate.2. Within 5 years from the date of issue of Ex-Servicemen /widow Identity Card fine is charged @ ` 100/- fixed

by the DGR. Apply on plain paper with 2 stamp size photographs and original discharge certificate.How to get duplicate Identity Card on loss Apply to the ZSWO explaining the circumstances of the loss and a request to issue duplicate Identity Card along with the following :-

1. FIR from the Police station showing that ‘enquiry carried out and the Identity Card is irrecoverably lost.2 Original Discharge Certificate.3. Stamp size photographs – 2 numbers

Penalty for issue of duplicate Identity card @ `100/- for first time `200/- for second time `300/- for third time.How to get duplicate Discharge certificate/service particulars on loss Apply to the ZSWO along with the following documents:

1. FIR from the Police Station showing that enquiry had been carried out and Discharge certificate/service particulars are irrecoverably lost.

2. Application in English to the Officer-in-Charge, Record Office (through ZSWO).3. Affidavit.4. Attested passport size photograph – 2 numbers (joint photograph/single in case of widow).

How to get dependency certificate Dependency certificate is required to be produced for various purposes such as admission/reservation to various courses, recruitment etc. For dependency certificate apply to ZSWO along with the following documents:-

1. Discharge certificate.2. Identity card of Ex-Servicemen /widow.

3. Relationship certificate from the village officer (in case name does not endorsed in discharge book.)


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RESERVATION OF SEATS IN MEDICAL/DENTAL/ENGINEERING COLLEGES AGAINST DEFENCE QUOTA

Government of India has reserved Approximate 25 to 27 seats for MBBS and 01 seat for BDS all over the country for sons, daughters and wives of Defence personnel covered under the following categories as Government of India nominees. The following categories (priority written against each) of dependants, i.e., sons/daughters/wives/widows of service personnel are eligible to apply:

Categories Priority Killed in action One

Disabled in action and boarded out form service Two

Died while in service and death is attributable to Military Service Three

Disabled in service and boarded out with disability attributable to Military Service Four

Gallantry Award/other Award Winner (Does not include Service Medals) Five

The candidate must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination in English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology with at least 50% marks in aggregate for MBBS/BDS courses and for the Engineering courses the candidate must have passed similar examination in English, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics securing 75% and above marks in the aggregate.

There is no written examination for selection of the candidates. The candidates are short listed on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination. The selected candidates are nominated to the colleges as per final merit list prepared by Kendriya Sainik Board (KSB) and preference exercised by the candidate subject to availability of seats.

The candidate may obtain application forms for admission against reserved seats from Secretary, Kendriya Sainik Board, West Block-IV, RK Puram, New Delhi – 110 066. Applications are usually invited during the month of May and the last date of receipt of application would be 30th June of the year.

(Telephone No. of KSB : 011-6192359, 011-6192360)

ENHANCEMENT OF DEMISE GRANT TO NOKs OF RETIRED JCOs/OR

The COAS has approved the enhancement of the scale of Demise Grant to NOKs of retired JCOs/OR from `5,000/- to ` 7,000/- wef 15-01-2014 prospectively to the date of demise on or after 15-01-2014 onwards. (Auth. IHQ of MOD Letter no. B/46126/AG/ACWF/Accts Sec. Dated 21-01-2014)

Prime Ministers Scholarship Scheme (PMSS)

To encourage higher technical and professional education for dependent wards of Ex-Servicemen / Ex-Coast Guard (CG) personnel and their widows (below officer rank only) and dependent wards widows of Ex-Servicemen / Ex-CG personnel who died / disabled in harness due to cases attributable to Militry / CG service irrespective of the rank. Students who have taken admission in the current academic year are only eligible to apply for PMSS. Students should have scored 60 % and above in minimum education qualification 10+2 / diploma / graduation. List of authorised professional degree courses for PMSS are furnished below. Amount of scholarship - `2000 per month for boys and `2250 per month for girls. Amount paid annualy after selection.


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LIST OF COURSES FOR AY 2017-18 – PRIME MINISTERS SCHOLARSHIPS.No Name of Course Duration MEQ

(Min EntryQualification)

Approvedby

Architecture

1. B.Arch (All Streams)(Bachelor of Architecture

5 Years 10+2 UGC/AICTE

Engineering & Technical

2. B.Tech (All Streams) (Bachelor of Technology)

4 Years 10+2 or Diploma UGC/AICTE

3. B.E (All Streams)(Bachelor of Engineering)

4 Years 10+2 or Diploma UGC/AICTE

4. B.Plan(Bachelor of Planning) 4 Years 10+2 UGC/AICTE5. BS (Nautical Technology) 4 Years 10+2 AICTEManagement

6 BSc CA & BM(Bachelor of CommercialAgri & Business Mgmt)

4 Years 10+2 AICTE

7 BHMCT / HM Bachelor inHotel Mgt Catering Tech) (All Streams or in combination)


8 BHTM (Bachelor of Hoteland Tourism Management

4 Years 10+2 UGC

9 BTTM(Bachelor of Tourism& Travel Mgt)

4 Years 10+2 UGC

10 B B A(Bachelor of BusinessAdministration)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

11 B B M (Bachelor of BusinessManagement)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

12 BHMTT (Bachelor of HotelMgt, Travel & Tourism) (AllStreams or in combination)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

13 B.Sc HHA (Hospitality &Hotel Administration)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

14 BMS (Bachelor ofManagement Study)


15 MBA (Master of BusinessAdministration)

2 Years Gradua tion

UGC/AICTE

16 MFM (Master of Fin Mgt) 2 Years Graduation UGC17 MFT (Master of Foreign Trade) 2 Years Graduation UGC18 MHRD(Master of Human

Resource Development)2 Years Graduation UGC

19 MIB (Master of InternationalBusiness)

2 Years Graduation UGC

20 M.Mkt.M (Master ofMarketing Management)


21 MSW (Master of Social Work) 2 Years Graduation UGC22 MMS (Master of Mgt

Studies)2 Years Graduation UGC


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Agriculture & Fishery23 B.Sc Agri (Bachelor of

Science in Agriculture)4 Years 10+2 UGC

24 B.Sc (Bachelor of Science)(Forestry)

4 Years 10+2 UGC

25 BF Sc(Bachelor of FisheryScience)

4 Years 10+2 UGC

26 BSc (Sericulture) 4 Years 10+2 UGC27 BSc (Crop Physiology) 4 Years 10+2 UGC28 B.Sc (Agri- Marketing) 3 Years 10+2 UGC29 B.Sc (Horticulture) 3 Years 10+2 UGC30 B.Voc (Food Processing) 3 Years 10+2 UGC31 B.Sc (Food Processing

Technology)3 Years 10+2 UGC

32 B.Sc (Applied Life Scienceswith Agro Chemicals & Pest Control (All Agriculture stream or in combination)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

Applied Arts and Crafts33 BAAC Bachelor of Applied

Arts and Crafts (All Streams)4 Years 10+2 UGC

34 BFA (Bachelor of Fine Art) 4 Years 10+2 UGC35 B.Design

(Bachelor of Design) 4 Years10+2 UGC

36 BPA (Bachelor ofPerforming Arts)

4 Years 10+2 UGC

37 BID (Bachelor of InteriorDesign)

4 Years 10+2 UGC

38 BVA (Bachelor of VisualArts)

4 Years 10+2 UGC

39 BFT(Bachelor of FashionTechnology)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

40 B F D(Bachelor of FashionDesigning)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

41 B. Voc (Fashion, Design &Retail)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

42 B.Sc FAD (Fashion &Apparel Designing)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

43 B.Sc (Fashion & LifestyleTech)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

44 BJd & M (Bachelor ofJewellery Design & Mgt)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

Computers/Electronics/Statistical

45 B C A (Bachelor of ComputerApplication)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

46 MCA (Master of ComputerApplication)



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47 B.Sc (Computer Science/Comp Sys & Engg/ CompData Science/Info Tech)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

48 BS(Software Engineering) 3 Years 10+2 UGC49 B.Sc (Electronics) 3 Years 10+2 UGC50 B.Stat (Bachelor of Statistics) 3 Year 10+2 UGC51 M B B S (Bachelor of Medicine &

Bachelor of Surgery)4.5 Years 10+2 UGC/MCI

52 B D S (Bachelor of Dental Surgery) 4 Years 10+2 UGC/DCI53 B A M S(Bachelor of Ayurvedic

Medicine Surgery)4.5 Years 10+2 UGC/CCIM

54 B S M S (Bachelor of Sidha MedicineSurgery)

4.5 Years 10+2 UGC/CCIM

55 B U M S (Bachelor of UnaniMedicine Surgery)

4.5 Years 10+2 UGC/CCIM

56 B H M S (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine Surgery)

4.5 Years 10+2 UGC/CCH

57 B Sc B P T (Bachelor of Physiotherapy)

4 Years 10+2 UGC/PMC

58 B Sc M L T (Medical Lab Technology) 4 Years 10+2 UGC/MCI59 B V Sc & AH (Bachelor of Veterinary

Science & Animal Hospitality)4.5 Year 10+2 UGC/VCI

60 B Pharma (All Streams)(Bachelor of Pharmacy)

4 Years 10+2 UGC/PCI

61 BASLP (Bachelor of Audiology & Speech Language Pathology)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

62 Ayurvedacharya 4 Years 10+2 UGC63 B.Pharm (Ayurveda) 4 Years 10+2 UGC64 BPO (Bachelor in Prosthetics &

Orthotics)4 Years 10+2 UGC

65 B.Optom (Bachelor of Clinical Optometry

4 Years 10+2 UGC

66 BS Course (PhysicianAssistant and Emergency and Trauma Care Mgt)

4 Years 10+2 UGC

67 B.Sc Nursing 4 Years 10+2 UGCINC68 B N Y S (Bachelor of Naturopathy &

Yogic Science)4.5 Years 10+2 UGC/CCIM

69 BOT Bachelor of OccupationalTherapy)

4 Years 10+2 UGC/MCI

70 B.Sc OT&AT (Operation Theatre & Anaesthesia Tech)

3 Years 10+2 UGC


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71 B.Sc (Medical/Bio-Med/Biology/Microbiology/Bio- Chemical/Bio-Tech) (all or in combination)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

72 B.Sc (Forensic Science) 3 Years 10+2 UGC73 B.Sc(Hons) Medical Tech in

Radiography3 Years 10+2 UGC

74 GNM (General Nursing & Midwifery) 3.5 Years 10+2 UGC/INC75 B.Sc (Public Health/ All

Nutrition Programme)3 Years 10+2 UGC

76 B.Sc (Speech & Hearing) 3 Years 10+2 UGC77 B.Sc (Optometry) 3 Years 10+2 UGC78 B.Sc (Audiometry) 3 Years 10+2 UGC79 B.Sc (Ophthalmic) 3 Years 10+2 UGC

Journalism/Mass Communication/Media80 BMM(Bachelor of Multi Media 4 Years 10+2 UGC81 BMC(Bachelor of Mass

Communication)3 Years 10+2 UGC

82 B.Sc (Media Technology/Mass Media/Animation) (All or in combination)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

83 BJMC (Bachelor inJournalism & Mass Com)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

84 BMM (Bachelor of Mass/Multi Media) (All or in combination)

3 Years 10+2 UGC

Education/Teachers Training

85 B Ed(Bachelor of Education) 2 Year Graduation UGCNCTE

86 BP Ed (Bachelor of PhysicalEducation)

1 Year Graduation UGCNCTE

Law/BCI Courses

87 LLB (Bachelor of Law) 3 Years Graduation BCI/UGC


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SerNo

CourseName

Non Professio-

nal

Professional course to

be awarded scholarship

Durationof

Scholar- ship

When to apply MEQ

88 BA+LLB BA LLB Last 3Years

On successful completion of 2nd year (Graduation) and on admission to 3rd year

10+2

89 B.Com+LLB

B.Com LLB Last 3Years

On successful completion of 2nd year (Graduation) and on admission to3rd year

10+2

90 B.Sc + LLB B.Sc LLB Last 3Years


10+2

91 B.A+B.Ed BA B.Ed Last 2Years


10+2

92 B.Com+B.Ed

B.Com B.Ed Last 2Years


10+2

93 B.Sc+B.Ed B.Sc B.Ed Last 2Years


10+2

94 BA+MBA BA MBA Last 2Years


10+2

95 B.Sc+MBA B.Sc MBA Last 2Years


10+2

96 B.Com+MBA B.Com MBA Last 2Years


10+2

WHEN BOTH DEGREES ARE PROFESSIONAL THEN ONLY FIRST PROFESSIONAL COMPONENT OF DUAL DEGREE COURSE WILL BE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP

S.No CourseName

1st Professional course to

be awarded scholarship

2nd Professional

Duration of Scholar- ship

When to apply MEQ

97 B.Tech+ LLB B.Tech LLB First 4 Years 1st year (onadmission)

10+2

98 B.Tech+M.Tech B.Tech M.Tech First 4 Years 1st year (onadmission)

10+2

99 BE+ME BE ME First 4 Years 1st year (onadmission)

10+2

100 BBA+LLB BBA LLB First 3 Years 1st year (onadmission)

10+2

101 BCA + LLB BCA LLB First 3 Years 1st year (onadmission)

10+2

102 BBA+MBA BBA MBA First 3 Years 1st year (onadmission)

10+2

INTEGRATED COURSESWHEN 1st DEGREE IS NON-PROFESSIONAL & 2nd DEGREE IS PROFESSIONAL ONLYPROFESSIONAL COMPONENT OF THE DUAL DEGREE COURSE WILL BE AWARED

SCHOLARSHIP


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EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE FROM STATE GOVERNMENTEmployment assistance to Dependants of jawans killed/disabled/missing in action

(GO(P) No. 110/2002/GAD dated. 29 April 2002)

Government of Kerala provide employment assistance in the State service to the dependants of the defence

personnel and GREF/BSF personnel attached to military duty killed/disabled/missing due to reasons attributable to

military service.

Eligibility:

a) One dependant is eligible for employment assistance.

b) Priority is Wife/Husband/Son/Daughter/Father/Mother/Unmarried brother/Unmarried sister in the case of

married persons & in the case of unmarried persons, father/mother/unmarried brother/unmarried sister.

c) Age relaxation as per rules.

d) To be applied within 3 years of death/missing/disability. In case of minor to be applied within 3 years

of attaining the age of major.

Documents:

a) Application.

b) Attested copy of PPO.

c) Attested copy of certificate to prove age, qualifications.

d) Attested copy of certificate to prove experience if any.

e) Attributability to military service in Annexure II for Defence personnel and in Annexure III for BSF/

GREF personnel.

f) Certificate from the Tehsildar to prove dependency and relationship.(Annexure IV).

g) Certificate from the Tehsildar to prove nativity of the deceased defence personnel.

h) Attested copy of certificate of service particulars of the deceased soldier.

i) Written consent from the NOK of the deceased soldier. (In case applicant is not NOK).

j) Written consent from the other dependants of the deceased soldier (In case applicant is not NOK).

k) Written undertaking from the applicant (Annexure V).

l) Certificate from military authority that the para military unit in which the person belongs to was attached

to the Armed Forces Formation during that period.


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STATISTICAL INFORMATIONCensus of EX- Servicemen/Widows on 30-06-2017

Sl No ZSWO Ex- servicemen Widows

Army Navy Air Force

Total Army Navy Air Force

Total

1 Thiruvananthapuram 20183 885 2207 23275 9087 114 1850 110512. Kollam 13585 965 2514 17064 3876 159 670 47053. Pathanamthitta 14253 1158 2978 18389 5528 209 889 66264. Alappuzha 22335 2392 1822 26549 5993 452 474 69195. Kottayam 7167 793 2309 10269 2314 145 425 28846. Idukki 1361 119 303 1783 351 08 39 3987. Ernakulam 8233 2785 2516 13534 3147 440 476 40638. Thrissur 9433 768 2614 12815 3861 194 519 45749. Palakkad 9461 835 2251 12547 3744 166 488 439810. Malappuram 4948 363 643 5954 2685 77 161 292311. Kozhikode 9374 1370 934 11678 3789 134 231 415412. Wayanad 1406 79 146 1631 425 15 33 47313. Kannur 12557 794 1312 14663 4960 165 401 552614. Kasargode 1377 118 215 1730 422 09 27 458Total 135673 13424 22784 171881 50182 2287 6683 59152

Ex-Servicemen Data: Registration and placement from July 2016 - June 2017Registration Placement

Central Govt. State Govt. Bank & PSUs PVT Sector1551 19 64 125 17

Census of II World War Veterans/Widows of II World War Veterans as on 30.6.2017

Sl No ZSWOII World War Veterans Widows of II World War Veterans

Service Pensioner

Non Service Pensioner Total Service

PensionerNon Service

Pensioner Total

1 Thiruvananthapuram 0 44 44 0 186 1862. Kollam 98 25 123 123 96 2193. Pathanamthitta 410 805 1215 405 302 7074. Alappuzha 75 32 107 279 172 4515. Kottayam 68 89 157 54 85 1396. Idukki 18 45 63 22 33 557. Ernakulam 129 52 181 120 142 2628. Thrissur 6 15 21 14 81 959. Palakkad 21 14 35 45 96 14110. Malappuram 376 398 774 502 614 111611. Kozhikode 224 179 403 119 183 30212. Wayanad 1 15 16 9 130 13913. Kannur 17 30 47 66 212 27814. Kasargode 34 128 162 49 112 161Total 1477 1871 3348 1807 2444 4251


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Statistics of II World War Veterans / Widows provided with MFA as on 30-6-2017

Sl. No.

ZSWO 2016-2017No. of II WWVeterans

granted (MFA)

2016-2017No. of II WW Widows

granted (MFA)1. Thiruvananthapuram 45 1872. Kollam 20 963. Pathanamthitta 21 504. Alappuzha 30 1785. Kottayam 20 736. Idukki 4 197. Ernakulam 32 1238. Thrissur 14 829. Palakkad 14 9910. Malappuram 15 11511. Kozhikode 15 18012. Wayanad 5 10513. Kannur 25 21214. Kasaragod 2 8

Total 262 1527

District wise Census of War Widows as on 30-6-2017

Sl.No

Zila Sainik Welfare Office No. of War Widows

1. Thiruvananthapuram 84

2. Kollam 47

3. Pathanamthitta 18

4. Alappuzha 28

5. Kottayam 16

6. Idukki 01

7. Ernakulam 09

8. Thrissur 15

9. Palakkad 11

10. Malappuram 17

11. Kozhikode 22

12. Wayanad 01

13. Kannur 19

14. Kasaragod 02

Total 290


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Resume of Activities of the Department of Sainik Welfare for the year 2016-2017

Subject No. ofBeneficiaries

Amount in `

Financial Assistance from SMBF 211 10,58,000

Financial Assistance from DMBF 277 9,61,000

Financial Assistance from DMBF to Mentally Challenged Children of Ex-Servicemen

235 40,82,500

Immediate financial assistance from SMBF Sanctioned by Chief Minister/ Director/ Dist. Collector/ZSWO

117 2,90,000

Ex-Gratia from SMBF 1186 50,00,000

Medical after care grant for cancer patients 154 13,31,500

Marriage grant from SMBF 431 59,60,000

Financial Assistance to blind Ex-serviceman 48 5,87,200

Financial Assistance to Differently abled children 134 22,71,000

Onam festival Allowance to inpatients TB/Lep Sanatorium 01 2,000Pocket Expense to inpatients TB/Lep Sanatorium 01 24,000Cash award to SSLC, CBSE and ICSE top scorers 751 24,81,000Grant for repair of dwelling huts 11 2,00,000Financial Assistance to Paraplegic Centre Pune 6 72,000Financial Assistance for SET, NET, JRF, ICWA, CA, Civil Service exam etc.

9 90,000

Taluk, District & State level awareness campaign for ESM -- 86,665Free supply of sweing machine & Embroidery machine 8 52,159Coaching class for ESM for examinatin/interview 40 3,59,020Grant for dialysis 2 24,750Medical Relief Grant 10 1,00,000Organ Transplantation 12 69,000Issue of sewing / embroidery mechine to team of ESM / Widows / wife of ESM

3 1,23,480

Interest Subsidy 10 1,08,291Rehabilitation training to Ex-Servicemen/widows/dependants

-- 9,131

District level awareness campaigns 3 districts 27,069Destitute/old age allowance 4 94,500Scholarship to children of Ex-Servicemen 261 16,23,000Financial Assistance for entrance coaching to children of ESM

300 18,00,000

Grant as aid to old age homes 5 1,20,000Training to departmental staff -- --Orphan Grant 43 13,98,000Bright student scholarships - 2016-17 2009 54,45,500Scholarship to children of ESM studying at Sainic School, Kazhakuttam

11 1,10,000


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House Building Grant 2016-17 -- --Cash award to Gallantry Award Winners 2016-17 15 25,78,500Cash award for TA medals 2016-17 6 30,000Chief Ministers Sainik Welfare Fund 2016-17 6 18,54,000Scholarship to children of Ex-Servicemen studying at RIMC Dehradun

nil --

Financial assistance to II World War Veterans/widows 1789 6,24,13,999Employment Assistance to Ex-Servicemen(a) Registered 1551(b) Sponsored 4819(c) Placement 225Dependents placed under employment(a) Killed in action 2(b) Peace time causalities 2 MeetingsThe following meetings were held During the year under report (a) RSB/Flag day meeting 30 November 2016(b) Meeting of the State Managing committee of Amalgamated fund

9 February 2016

General Welfare of Ex-Servicemen(a) Settlement of Accounts 88

(b) Home posting verification 22

(c) Request for surplus vehicles 21

(d) Discharge from service on compassionate ground-verification 54

(e) Whereabouts of Jawan-verification 338

(f) Duplicate Discharge Certificate 292

(g) Issue of certificate to dependants 7712

(h) Issue of identity cards 7103

(i) Assignment of lands nil

(j) Scrutiny of Pension Papers 907

(k) Free supply of sewing machine 08

(l) Attestation of photograph/ Discharge Certificate 8340


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REGISTRATION All Ex-servicemen are required to register their name with appropriate authority for availing any form of resettlement assistance.

JCOs/ORs

They are required to register with the Zila Sainik Welfare Office nearest to their place of domicile or where settled permanently. The process of registration can be started 12 months before the actual date of discharge of service personnel. The Record Office concerned send the employment index card of the retiring (service personnel) personnel to the concerned Zila Sainik Welfare Office for registration.

If an Ex-Serviceman is not able to get his name registered through the Record office, he can directly go to the Zila Sainik Welfare Office with connected documents for registration purpose.

Renewal

Every Ex-serviceman who registers with Zila Sainik Offices has to renew his registration once in three years. The due date of renewal is any day of the month in which he had registered. Renewal can be done either by visiting the Zila Sainik Welfare Office personally, or by sending by post a reply paid post card giving his registration number, NCO number, his name and address. Registration can be renewed in the month due or in the following two months. [For example, if registration is to be renewed in October (the month due), the registrant can renew his registration on any day of the month (October) or in the following two months, i.e. In November & December].

Disabled Ex-servicemen/Defence service personnel

Disabled Defence Service personnel are granted Priority-I along with retrenched employees of Government. They can also register with the Rajya Sainik Board for getting priority-I for employment purpose, besides being registered in the concerned Zila Sainik Welfare Office. For registering their names in the Rajya Sainik Board, disabled Ex-servicemen need not personally approach the Directorate, they can get it done through their ZSWOS.

All disabled Ex-servicemen who are getting disability pension may be registered for employment under priority one category. An Ex-serviceman whose disability is not attributable to military service would be treated as ordinary Ex-servicemen and would be registered with the concerned Zila Sainik Welfare Office only.

Special Employment Exchange for Differently Abled Persons

The Zila Sainik Welfare Officer will forward the registration records (SWD-XI) in respect of disabled exservicemen to the concerned District / Town Employment Exchange / Special Emploment Exchange for Differently Abled which ever is entrusted with dealing such registration. The disabled ESM must produce a disability certificate form District Medical Board stating the percentage of disability in respect of that particular ESM. As per existing rules of the State of Kerala, ESMs having diability above 40% an eligible for such registration.

In the case of disabled ESM, they may be adviced to obtaine ‘Identity Card for person with disability’ from the concerned District Social Welfare.Professional and Executive Employment Exchanges for professional standard registration in the State

Degree in Engineering, Medicine, Agriculture, Veterinary, Fisheries, Nursing, LLB, PGDCA and Post Graduate qualification with not less than 50% marks etc are included in the Professional and Executive level standard.

Zila Sainik Welfare Officers should forward the secondary employment index card (X-I) in respect of Ex-servicemen possessing the above professional and executive level qualification, directly to the concerned Professional and Executive Employment Exchange. They need not send such index card to the Directorate of Sainik Welfare.


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There are three Professional and Executive Employment Exchange in Kerala under the department of National Employment Service (Kerala). The vacancies reported to such Exchanges are usually to the Gazetted/higher management cadres such as lecturer, doctor, engineer, business executives, agricultural officer, accounts officer, project officer, company executives, senior executives etc.

Addresses of the Professional and Executive Employment Offices with their jurisdiction are given below:-

Address District/Jurisdiction

Divisional Employment Officer (P & E)Professional and Executive EmploymentExchange, Kalpaka Nagar, Chakai,ThiruvananthapuramEmai: [email protected]

ThiruvananthapuramKollamPathanamthitta Alappuzha

Divisional Employment Officer (P & E)Regional Professional and ExecutiveEmployment Exchange ErnakulamEmai: [email protected]

KottayamErnakulamIdukki, Thrissur

Divisional Employment Officer (P & E)Regional Professional and ExecutiveEmployment Exchange, Vellimadu KunnuMarykunnu PO, Near Govt. Law College,Kozhikode-673 012Emai: [email protected]

PalakkadMalappuramKozhikodeWayanadKannur Kasargod

Visit Our Website:www.sainikwelfarekerala.org

Information available in the website1. Employment Assistance2. Flag Day Fund3. Financial Assistance4. Programmes & Schemes5. Housing Grant6. Medical Assistance7. List of Penury Grantees8. Prime Ministers Scholarship - 2014-15, 2015-16 & 2016-179. Important Goverment Orders / Circular / Letters

Please Send Your Suggestions and Views to us at email: [email protected]


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NAME OF RECORD OFFICES AND POSTAL ADDRESSThe Inspetorate of Records

AG’s Branch, Additional Directorate GeneralMP/MP8, (I of R) West Block - IIIRK Puram, New Delhi - 110066

The OIC RecordsAPTC Records, Pin - 900449, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 020 26822374

The OIC RecordsArmoured Corps Ahmednagar-414002

The OIC RecordsArmy Education Corps,E-mail: [email protected] Pachmarhi (MP)-461881

The OIC RecordsArmy Medical Corps, Lucknow - 226002

The OIC RecordsArmy Ordnance Corps PB No.3,E-mail: [email protected] Secunderabad - 500015

The OIC RecordsArmy Postal service, Pin: 900746, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 047109 28835

The OIC RecordsArmy Service Corps (AT)Pin - 900493, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]

The OIC RecordsArmy Service Corps (South) Pin - 900493, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]

The OIC RecordsArtillery RecordsNasik Road Camp,E-mail: [email protected] NASIK-422102

The OIC RecordsRecords the Assam Regt.Pin: 900332 C/o 99 APOEmail: [email protected]

The OIC RecordsBihar Regiment ,Pin: 908765, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 06115 221522

The OIC RecordsBengal Engineer Group, Pin: 900477, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 01332 278966

The OIC RecordsBombay Engineer Group, Pin: 908796, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 020 26680432

The OIC RecordsBrigade of Guards,E-mail: [email protected] Kamptee-441003

The OIC RecordsCorps of Military Police, Pin: 900493, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 080 25571593


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The OIC RecordsCorps of Signals, Pin: 908770, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0761 2606915

The OIC RecordsDefence Security Corps, Pin: 901277, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]

The OIC RecordsDogra Regt., Pin: 900235, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 05278 214207

The OIC RecordsEmbassy of India, Kathmandu, Nepal, C/o GRO, Kunraghat Gorakhpur (UP)-273008

The OIC RecordsEME, E-mail: [email protected] -500021Ph: 040 27886666, Extn. 7146

The OIC RecordsGarhwal RiflesEmail: [email protected]

The OIC RecordsGorkha Record Office,Lebong, Darjeling

The OIC RecordsGrenadiersPB No. 17, Jabalpur -482001E-mail: [email protected]: 0761 2625438, 2669003

The OIC RecordsGorkha Record Office, Zonal Area Kunraghat, Gorakhpur-273008

The OIC Records58, Gorkha Rifles, Pin-900332, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0364 2585442

The OIC Records39, Gorkha Rifles, Pin-900445, C/o 56 APOEmail: [email protected]

The OIC Records14, Gorkha Rifles Pin: 900295, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: tollfree 1800 180 88114

The OIC Records11th Gorkha Rifles, Pin-900450, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]

The OIC RecordsIntelligence CorpsPin: 908793, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 020 26026078

The OIC RecordsJammu & Kashmir Rifles, Pin-908774, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]

The OIC RecordsJ& K Light Infantry, Pin: 911097, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0194 2300276

The OIC RecordsJat Regt,Pin-900496, C/o 56 APO

The OIC RecordsKumaon Regiment,Pin-900473, C/o 56 APO


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The OIC RecordsMaratha Light Infantry, Pin: 900499, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0831 2402821

The OIC RecordsMadras Regt, Pin: 900458, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0423 2202450

The OIC RecordsMahar Regt,Pin-900127, C/o 56 APO

The OIC RecordsMadras Engineer Group, Pin: 900493, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0480 65373551

The OIC RecordsMechanised Infantry Regiment, Pin: 900476, C/o 56 APOPh: 0241 2330051/53

The OIC RecordsPioneer Corps Pin: 900493, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0480 25559294

The OIC RecordsParachute Regiment, Pin: 900493, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 080 23330017

The OIC RecordsPresident Body Guard, New delhi

The OIC RecordsPunjab Regiment,Pin-908761, C/o 56 APO

The OIC RecordsRajputana Rifles RegimentPin-900427, C/o 56 APO

The OIC RecordsRajput Regiment, Fatehgarh (U.P.) - 209601

The OIC RecordsRemount and Veterinary Corps, Pin: 900468, C/o 56 APOE-mail: [email protected]: 0121 2662602

The OIC RecordsSikh Light Infantry, Fatehgarh (UP) - 209601

The OIC RecordsSikh Regiment, Ramgarh Cantt (Bihar) - 829130

The OIC RecordsBureau of Sailors, Cheetah Camp, Mankhurd,Mumbai - 400 088Ph: 022 25075455, Tollfree 1800 220 560

The OIC RecordsAir Force Record Office, Subroto Park, New Delhi - 110010E-mail: [email protected]: 011 25696552

The OIC RecordsLadakh Scout Record Office, Leh, Ladakh - 194101

The OIC RecordsArmy Air DefenceGopalpur, Odissa - 908 803C/o 56 APO


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DETAILS OF ZILA SAINIK WELFARE OFFICES

Sl.No Postal Address Telephone & e-mail ID1 Zila Sainik Welfare Office

Vanchiyoor,Thiruvanathapuram-695 035

[email protected]

2 Zila Sainik Welfare Office Civil Station, Kollam-691 013

[email protected]

3 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeSwathi, Near Aroma Hotel,Opp. CollectoratePathanamthitta – 689 645

[email protected]

4 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeArattuvazhi Road,Alappuzha-688 007

[email protected]

5 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeSainik Rest HouseOpp. Poultry farm, Manarcaud PO Kottayam - 686 019

0481- [email protected]

6 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeIst floor, Mini Civil Station,Thodupuzha. Iddukki - 685 584

[email protected]

7 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeCivil Station, Kakkanad,Ernakulam-682 030

[email protected]

8 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeSainik Centre, PootholeThrissur-680 004

0487- 2384037 [email protected]

9 Zila Sainik Welfare Office Jainimede,

Vadakanthara P.O.,Palakkad-678 012

[email protected]

10 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeCivil Station, Malappuram-676 505

[email protected]

11 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeBalan K. Nair Road, Kozhikode - 673 001

0495 - 2771881 [email protected]

12 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeKalpetta North PO,Wayanad - 673 122

04936- [email protected]

13 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeCivil Station, Kannur-670 002

[email protected]

14 Zila Sainik Welfare OfficeCivil Station PO, Kasaragod - 671 123

[email protected]


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Name and address of the higher authoritiesThe Secretary to Government

General Administration

(Sainik Welfare) Department

Thiruvananthapuram

Ph: 0471-2327550,

0471-2327550 (Fax)

Director General Resettlement,

Directorate General of Resettlement

West Block IV, R.K.Puram, New Delhi-110 066

Phone: 011-26192351(DGR), 26192354 (JD)

Fax: 011-26192350 (Reception)

E-mail: [email protected]

Secretary,

Kendriya Sainik Board

West Block IV, R.K. Puram,

New Delhi-110 066

Phone: 011-26192361

Fax: 011-26192362

E-mail: [email protected]

WEBSITES Secretary, Kendriya Sainik Board - www.desw.gov.in Directorate General of Resettlement - www.dgrindia.com Directorate of Sainik Welfare, Kerala - www.sainikwelfarekerala.org

DEPARTMENT OF SAINIK WELFARE – ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERSDIRECTORATE, VIKAS BHAVAN, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM

Code Telephone Nos.

Director 0471 2304980 (O)

0471 2304980 (Fax)

Office 0471 2303654, 2302655

[email protected]


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SAINIK CENTRES (REST HOUSES) IN KERALA

District Address Distance

1. Thiruvananthapuram Sainik Rest House

Vanchiyoor, Thiruvananthapuram

695 035 (Near old Collectorate)

Phone – 0471-2472748, 2471853

email : [email protected]

2 km from Bus stand

2 km from Railway Station

7 km from Trivandrum Airport

2. Kozhikode Sainik Rest House

Balan K. Nair Road

Kozhikode – 673 001

Phone: 0495-2771881

(Near Malabar Christian College)

email :[email protected]

2.5 km from Bus stand


25 km from Karipur Airport (Calicut)

3. Ernakulam Sainik Rest House

Collecterate P.O, Kakkanad

Ernakulam. Ph : 9446130917

email: [email protected]

11 km from Bus Stand


35 km from Nedumbassery Airport

4. Trissur Sainik Rest House

Poothole Post, Trissur - 680004

Phone - 0487 - 2384037


4 km from Bus Stand



(Kochi)

5. Malappuram Zilz Sainik Welfare Officer

Sainik Rest House

behind Kendriya Vidyalaya

Civil Station, Malappuram-676505

Phone - 0483 - 2734932


6 km from Bus Stand

35 km from Raiway Station (Tirur)

40 km from Karipur Airport (Calicut)

6. Alappuzha Sainik Rest House

Arattuvazhi Road

Alappuzha - 688007

Phone - 0477 - 2245673


2 km from Bus Stand



(Kochi)

7. Kottayam Sainik Rest House, Thalappadi,

Manarcaud Puthuppalli Road

Manarcaud PO, Kottayam - 686019

Phone - 0481 - 2371187


8 km from Bus stand

9.4 km from Railway Station


(Kochi)

Rooms Availability1. Thiruvananthapuram 11 Rooms (including 1xA/C Room & excluding 9 bed dormitory)

2. Alappuzha 7 Rooms

3. Ernakulam 14 Rooms (including 1xA/C Room & excluding 10 bed dormitory)

4. Trissur 6 Rooms (including 1xA/C Room & excluding 4 bed dormitory)

5. Malappuram 11 Rooms (including 2xA/C Room & excluding 12 bed dormitory)

6. Kozhikode 16 Rooms (including 1xA/C Room)

7. Kottayam 9 Rooms (including 2 x A/C Room & 12 bed dormitory)


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LIST OF EMPANELLED HOSPITALSS/No Name of Hosp Type01 Ahalia Foundation Eye Hospital- Thiruvananthapuram Eye Hospital02 Kims Alsipha Hospital Pvt Ltd – Malappuram Hospital03 Amardeep Eye Hospital&Laser Surgery Centre – Kollam Eye Hospital04 Bejan Singh Eye Hospital (P) Ltd – Nagarcoil Eye Hospital05 Century Hospital –Alappuzha Hospital06 Chaithanya Eye Hospital & Research Centre – Thiruvananthapuram Eye Hospital07 Devi Scans Pvt Ltd – Thiruvananthapuram Diag &Lab08 Divya Prabha Eye Hospital – Thiruvananthapuram Eye Hospital09 Dr Girijas Diagonostic Laborotary & Scans – Attingal Diag &Lab10 Dr Jeyasekharan Hospital and Nursing Home -Nagarcoil Hospital11 Dr.agarwals Healt Care Ltd – Thirunelveli Eye Hospital12 Dr. Gopinath’s Diagnostics Services - Thiruvananthapuram Diag & Lab13 Eye Microsurgery & Laser Centre - Pathanamthitta Eye Hospital14 Fellowship Mission Hospital – Pathanamthitta Hospital15 Joseph Sahayam Speciality Hospital – Nagarcoil Hospital16 Galaxy Hospital – Thirunelveli Hospital17 Holycross Hospital – Kollam Hospital18 Holycross Hospital –Nagercoil Hospital19 Indian Mri Diagnostic & Reserch Ltd – Nagercoil Diag &Lab20 Krishnakumar Orthopaedic Hospital & Institute Of Orthopaedic (P) Ltd - Nagercoil Hospital21 Mr Hi Tech Dental Lab – Kollam Diag &Lab22 Mgm Muthoot Medical Centre – Pathanamthitta Hospital23 Muthoot Healt Care Private Ltd – Kozhenchery, Pta Hospital24 Muthoot Mri – Ct Scans & Research Centre – Thiruvananthapuram Diag &Lab25 Padmavathy Medical Foundation – Sasthamkotta, Kollam Hospital26 Pushpagiri Mediacal College Hospital – Thiruvalla Hospital27 Quillon Scans – Kollam Diag & Lab28 Sk Hospital - Thiruvananthapuram Hospital29 Sacret Heart Hospital – Tuticorin Hospital30 Sankarans Eye Hospital – Punalur,Kollam Eye Hospital31 Shifa Hospitals – Thirunelveli Hospital32 St.grigorious Cardio Vascular Centre – Parumala, Pathanamthitta Hospital33 St.joseph Mission Hospital – Kollam, Anchal Hospital34 Travancore Scans, Pathanamthitta Diag & Lab35 Tsc Hospital Pvt Ltd – Thiruvananthapouram Hospital36 Udayagiri Hospital – Changanacherry, Kottayam Hospital37 Vivek Laborotories – Nagercoil Diag &Lab38 Amritha Institute of Medical Science And Research Centre – Ernakula Hospital39 Asrer Dm Health Care Ltd – Ernakulam Hospital40 Caritas Hospital – Thellokom Hospital41 Bharath Charitable Hospital Society – Kottayam Hospital42 Huda Trust Hospital – Alappuzha Hospital43 Msgr Joseph Kandathil Memorial Cancer Research Centre- Ernakulam Hospital44 Sanjivani Multi Speciality Hospital – Mavelikkara, Alapuzha Hospital45 Specialists Hospital – Alapuzha Hospital46 Sreekantapuram Hospital- Mavelikkara Hospital47 St. Thomas Hospital – Chethoippuzha, Pathanamthitta Hospital48 Thoppil Dental Speciality Centre – Thrissur Dental Centre49 Mamal Multi Speciality Hospital- Kattakkada, Thiruvananthapuram 50 Sree Gokulam Medical College & Research Foundation – Venjaramoodu,

ThiruvananthapuramHospital

51 Lotus Heart Hospital – Kottarakkara, Kollam Hospital52 Saraswathy Hospital, Parassala, Thiruvananthapuram Hospital53 Regional Cancer Centre – Thiruvananthapuram Hospital54 Sree Chithra Thirunal Institute Of Medical Science And Laborotary - Hospital55 Meditrina Hospital – Kollam Hospital56 Believers Church Medical College Hospital – Thiruvalla Hospital57 Poyanil Hospital Kozhenchery, Pathanamthitta Hospital


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