Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 20, Part I
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 20, Part I, published by authority of the Government of Tamil Nadu on 15 May 2024, records training placements issued by the Environment, Climate Change and Forest Department under G.O. (Rt) No. 228, dated 26 April 2024, for three Indian Forest Service probationers allotted to the Tamil Nadu Cadre. It also lists extraordinary Gazette issues published during the week ending 4 May 2024, but contains no land ownership, planning, registration or property transaction provisions.
What the Gazette covers
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 20, Part I, was published by authority of the Government of Tamil Nadu on 15 May 2024. Part I covers notifications or orders from Secretariat Departments concerning first appointments, investiture of magisterial powers and similar administrative matters.
The substantive notifications in this issue were issued by the Environment, Climate Change and Forest Department under G.O. (Rt) No. 228, Environment, Climate Change and Forest (FR.Spl.A), dated 26 April 2024.
Indian Forest Service training placements
G.O. (Rt) No. 228, Environment, Climate Change and Forest (FR.Spl.A), dated 26 April 2024, provides on the job training arrangements for three Indian Forest Service probationers of the 2022 batch allotted to the Tamil Nadu Cadre:
- Thiru Aravind. T will undergo 16 weeks of training from the date he joins the Department. His first phase begins in the Office of the District Forest Officer, Gudalur Division, Gudalur.
- Thiru Girish Haribhau Palwe will undergo 16 weeks of training from the date he joins the Department. His first phase begins in the Office of the Wildlife Warden, Hosur Division, Hosur.
- Thiru Yashwant Jagdish Ambulkar will undergo 16 weeks of training from the date he joins the Department. His first phase begins in the Office of the District Forest Officer, Coimbatore Division, Coimbatore.
These notifications directly concern the named probationers and the forest offices hosting their first training phases.
Relevance to land and property
The Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, No. 20, Part I does not announce any change to land use, ownership, planning controls, registration or property transactions. Property buyers and owners are therefore not given any new requirement by the contents reproduced in this issue.
The issue separately notes that an extraordinary Gazette published on 3 May 2024 concerned the Indian Stamp (Tamil Nadu Amendment) Act, 2023, Act No. 13 of 2024. It only records that publication and does not reproduce or explain the Act's provisions.
Other publication information
The Gazette also records an extraordinary issue dated 2 May 2024 concerning the State Government's market borrowing programme by auction. It states that specified sections of Parts IV and V were not published during the week.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette change any rule affecting my land or property purchase?
No land ownership, land use, planning, registration or property transaction provisions appear in the supplied Gazette text. Its substantive notifications concern training placements for three Indian Forest Service probationers.
Does this issue set or change stamp duty?
No stamp duty provision or rate is given. The Gazette only notes that a separate extraordinary issue concerning the Indian Stamp (Tamil Nadu Amendment) Act, 2023, Act No. 13 of 2024, was published on 3 May 2024.
Who is covered by the Environment, Climate Change and Forest Department notifications?
The notifications cover Thiru Aravind. T, Thiru Girish Haribhau Palwe and Thiru Yashwant Jagdish Ambulkar, all Indian Forest Service probationers of the 2022 batch allotted to the Tamil Nadu Cadre.
How long will the probationers undergo training?
Each named probationer will undergo on the job training for 16 weeks from the date of joining the Environment, Climate Change and Forest Department.
