Ministry Of Water Resources Rd Gr Recruitment For The Post Of Principal Private Secretary In Delhi
It is proposed to fill up one post of Court Master and one post of Principal Private
Secretary in the Pay Scale of Rs 15600-39100 +GP Rs6600/-(equivalent pay Matrix
level-11 of 7th CPC) respectively on deputation/re-employment basis in this Tribunal
from the employees of Central Government/ State Governments/UT/PSUs/
Autonomous/ Semi Govt/ Statutory Organizations etc.
The description of the posts
and eligibility criteria and proforma for application are available in web site
wwwmowrnicin The terms and conditions of appointment on deputation basis will
be regulated under the DOP & Ts OM No.
2/29/91-Estt (Pay-II) dated 5th January,
1994 Applications duly filled in as per ''Proforma" at Annexure-Il along with CR
dossiers and the latest vigilance clearance certificate of the eligible candidates may
be forwarded by the Organizations / Departments concerned to the Administrative
Officer, Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal, Trikoot, 1, 3rd Floor, Bhikaji Cama Place,
New Delhi - 110066 The application on re- employment basis may be submitted
directly to the Administration Officer at the above address The Application duly
completed in all respects should be submitted within 60 days from the date of
publication in the Employment News.
The employees working in the Krishna Water
Disputes Tribunal are not eligible for Govt accommodation The selected candidates
would not be allowed to withdraw their candidature Incomplete applications shall not
be considered (L.
OP Karan)
Administrative Officer
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Recognized Research Institutions/Statutory Organizations/Autonomous bodies
Holding analogous post on regular basis in "LEVEL-10 in the "PAY MATRIX"
Or
(ii) With 2 years regular service in "LEVEL -8 in the PAY MATRIX" Or
(iii) With 3 years regular service in " LEVEL -7 in the PAY MATRIX" AND
(b) Possessing the educational and other qualifications/experience prescribed under
Ministry Of Water Resources Rd Gr is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.
Short Job Information
Place,
New Delhi - 110066.
1. The history of the subject ‘Irrigation & Power’ dates back to 1855 when it was made the responsibility of the then newly created Department of the Public Works but not much impetus was given to irrigation work till the famine of 1858, when it was decided to take up canal construction work on an extensive scale and accordingly, an Inspector General of Canals was appointed. In 1863, taking into consideration the importance attached to development of irrigation facilities in the country, it was decided to place this subject under the charge of an irrigation expert, with the designation of Inspector General of Irrigation. He functioned under the administrative control of Secretary, Public Works Department.
2. Under the Government of India Act 1919, irrigation became a Provincial subject and the Government of India’s responsibility was confined to advice, co-ordination and settlement of disputes over right on the water of Inter-Provincial Rivers. On the recommendation of the In-charge Committee, Public Works Department was merged with the Department of Industry in 1923 and a combined department known as ‘Department of Industries and Labour’ looked after the subject of ‘Irrigation and Power. A Central Board of Irrigation was also constituted in 1927. In 1937, the Department of Industry and Labour was bifurcated into the Department of Communication and Department of Labour. The latter was assigned the work relating to Irrigation and Power. Thereafter, on the recommendation of the Secretariat Re-organization Committee, Department of Works, Mines and Power, was created which looked after the subject of ‘Irrigation and Power’. In 1951, a new Ministry of National Resources and Scientific Research was set up and it took over the subject of ‘Irrigation and Power’ from the Ministry of Works, Mines and Power.