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Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964

 GO.Ms.No:468, Dt:17-04-1964 

 

The Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964, which regulate the ethical behavior and responsibilities of government employees in the state.

Detailed Breakdown of G.O.Ms.No.468, Dt:17-04-1964

1. Applicability

• Covers all civil service members and those holding civil posts under the Andhra Pradesh government.
• Excludes:

• Judges of the High Court of Andhra Pradesh.
• Members of the All India Services.
• Persons engaged by the government for specific work without being full-time employees.
• Members of the village establishment.
• Persons paid from contingencies.

2. General Conduct

• Employees must maintain absolute integrity, devotion to duty, and impartiality in their work.
• They should not engage in activities that bring disrepute to the government.
• Must avoid any behavior that could compromise their official position.

3. Political Neutrality

• Government employees must not participate in political activities or express opinions that could compromise their neutrality.
• They are prohibited from contesting elections or supporting political candidates.

4. Financial Regulations

• Restrictions on borrowing and lending money to avoid conflicts of interest.
• Employees must disclose their assets and financial transactions.
• Prohibited from speculative investments that could affect their official duties.

5. Communication & Expression

• Guidelines on public statements, media interactions, and social media usage to prevent misinformation or unauthorized disclosures.
• Employees must not criticize government policies in public forums.
• Restrictions on publishing books or articles without prior approval.

6. Conflict of Interest

• Rules on accepting gifts, engaging in trade, and managing personal financial interests to ensure ethical conduct.
• Employees must not accept gifts exceeding a specified value.
• Engaging in private business or trade is prohibited unless explicitly permitted.

7. Disciplinary Actions

• Violations of these rules can lead to warnings, suspension, or dismissal, depending on the severity of the misconduct.
• Employees found guilty of misconduct may face legal consequences.

 

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Leaves and Leave Rules

 Leaves and Leave Rules

Leave cannot be claimed as a matter of right 

👉 Andhra Pradesh Leave Rules, 1933

• The Andhra Pradesh Leave Rules, 1933 are contained in Annexure III to the Fundamental Rules, which came into force on 4th September 1933.
• Application of Rules
• The A.P.L. Rules, 1933 apply to:
• Holders of posts under the rule-making control of the State Government who entered service on or after 4-9-1933.
• Employees who entered service before 4-9-1933 and opted within six months to be governed by these rules.
• Employees of erstwhile states who elected to come under these rules.
• These rules do not apply to the contingent establishment and persons appointed on daily wages.
• Note: For leaves not covered under A.P. Leave Rules, 1933, the leave provisions of Fundamental Rules shall be followed.

Definitions

• Duty: The term "Duty" includes:
• Casual leave absence.
• Absence on holidays during a continuous period of duty or holidays prefixed/suffixed to leave.
• Absence during vacation.
• Foreign service, if leave salary contribution is paid.
• Joining time.
• Any period treated as duty under FR 9(6)(b) and subsidiary rules.
• Earned leave is calculated based on the period spent on duty (Rule 4(a)).
• Service: Service refers to the period spent on duty and on leave, including E.O.L. (Extraordinary Leave).
• Half-Pay Leave: Half-pay leave is granted based on 20 completed years of service (Rule 13(a)).

 Kinds of Leave:             

1. Earned Leave on full pay. 
2. Half Pay Leave.
3. Commuted leave with full pay on Medical Certificate.
4. Leave not due on Medical Certificate
5. Surrender of Leave or Encashment of leave in lieu of Surrender of leave. 
6. Leave preparatory to Retirement 
7. Extraordinary Leave or leave on loss of pay 
8. Study Leave
9. Hospital Leave 
10. Maternity Leave  & Peternity leave  
11. Special Disability Leave
12. Casual Leave
13. Special Casual Leave
14. Leave for participating in Sports and Cultural Activities
15. Leave for office bearers of recognised Service Associations to participate in meetings
16. Leave for Employees who participate in the Rallies, camps etc., of the A.P. Bharath Scouts and Guides 
17. Terminal Leave

 

 

 

 

 

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What is Government Orders and Types of Government Orders

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                A Government Order (GO) is an official directive issued by the government to implement policies, regulations, or administrative decisions. In Andhra Pradesh, GOs are categorized based on their purpose and issuing department.

Regarding GO Ms and GO FA, these are specific types of Government Orders:

• GO Ms (Government Order – Miscellaneous): These orders typically deal with administrative matters, policy changes, and general governance-related decisions.
• GO FA (Government Order – Financial Approval): These orders are related to financial sanctions, budget allocations, and fund releases for various government projects and schemes.

There are several other types of GOs, such as GO Rt (Government Order – Routine), which covers routine administrative approvals, and GO No (Government Order – Numbered), which refers to specific numbered directives.

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            In Andhra Pradesh, Government Orders (GOs) are issued across various departments and cover a wide range of administrative, financial, and policy-related matters. These GOs are categorized based on their purpose and the department issuing them. Some common categories include:

• Administrative Orders – Related to governance, appointments, and departmental regulations.
• Financial Orders – Covering budget allocations, fund releases, and financial policies.
• Service Rules & Employment Orders – Addressing recruitment, promotions, and service conditions.
• Welfare & Development Orders – Focused on schemes for education, health, housing, and social welfare.
• Infrastructure & Urban Development Orders – Related to construction, land acquisition, and urban planning.
• Education & Academic Orders – Governing policies for schools, colleges, and universities.
• Law & Order Directives – Covering police regulations, judicial matters, and security policies.

  

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Compassionate Appointments Related GOs

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 Compassionate Appointments Related GOs:-

 G.O.Ms.No.687 Dt 3-10-1977

• The Government, in the G.O. cited, has relaxed the employment exchange procedure for appointing the spouse or dependent children of a deceased Government servant who died in harness as a social security measure.
• These appointments are described as purely temporary, and for regular appointment, the candidate must be selected by a selection committee.
• Representations have been made by bereaved family members appointed to Ministerial posts (such as Clerks, Typists, Steno-Typists, and other lower categories) under the G.O., requesting that their appointments be treated as regular without selection process as per recruitment rules.
• The Government has carefully examined the matter to provide permanent relief to deserving bereaved family members. The following orders are issued, superseding previous orders of the Employment and Social Welfare Department dated 27th December, 1974:
• Eligibility Criteria:
• Candidates eligible for appointment must be the spouse or dependent children of the deceased Government servant who died in harness.
• There must be no other earning member in the family.
• Application Process:
• Applications for appointment under this measure shall be entertained within one year from the date of death of the Government servant.
• Nature of Appointment:
• All appointments under this G.O. shall be temporary at first.
• However, services of the appointed persons will be regularized in posts where the pay is equal to or less than that of L.D.C.
• Regularization Conditions:
• Temporary appointments of spouse or child of a deceased Government servant can be considered for regular appointment without undergoing the normal recruitment process if they meet age and educational qualifications as per recruitment rules.
• However, the following procedures must be followed:
• (a) A formal vacancy notification may be sent to the Employment Exchange.
• (b) After appointment, the authority must submit details of the selected candidate to the Employment Exchange.
• (c) Appointments must be notified to the Director, Employment and Training, except for High Court cases.
• The present G.O. shall apply to all cases of Government servants who died in harness on or after 27th October, 1973.
• The Government directs that regular appointments made under this G.O. shall be kept outside the purview of the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission.
• Necessary amendments to the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission Regulations shall be issued separately.

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G.O.M.s.No. 1005 Dt: 27-12-1974

Government Instructions on Appointment

1. The Government of India have issued instructions to appoint without reference to the Employment Exchange a son/daughter/near relation of a Government servant, who dies in harness.
2. This appointment is considered when the deceased Government servant’s family is in immediate need of assistance, with no other earning member in the family.
3. The appointment is to a post which is required to be filled through the Employment Exchange.

Board of Revenue's Suggestion

1. The Board of Revenue suggested that the concessions available to a son/daughter/near relative of a Central Government employee who dies in harness may be extended to a son/daughter/near relative of a State Government employee who dies in harness leaving his family in indigent circumstances.

Government Decision After Consultation

1. The Government carefully examined the issue in consultation with the Director of Employment and Training.
2. They direct that a child (son or daughter) or spouse of a deceased Government employee be appointed without the medium of Employment Exchange, subject to the following conditions:

Conditions for Appointment

1. The concession is restricted to a child or the spouse of only such an employee as has died in harness, with no other earning member in the family.
2. A formal notification of the vacancy may be made to the Employment Exchange.
3. After filling up the vacancy, the appointing authority will furnish all relevant particulars of the candidate to the Employment Exchange.
4. Such appointment should be made with the prior approval of:

• Director, Employment and Training (if it is in the twin cities).
• District Collector (if it is in the district).

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