Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, No. 20 (20 II 2 v5)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, No. 20 on 18 May 2022, containing notifications from the Higher Education Department and the Labour Welfare and Skill Development Department. It establishes and governs a charitable endowment at Sri Meenakshi Government Arts College for Women, Madurai, declares two industries as public utility services, and refers specified employment disputes to an Industrial Tribunal or Labour Courts.
What the Gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, No. 20 was published by authority of the Government of Tamil Nadu on 18 May 2022. The notifications concern a college charitable fund, public utility service declarations and the adjudication of industrial disputes. The text does not create or change rights in private land.
College charitable endowment
The Higher Education Department issued G.O. Ms. No. 42, Higher Education (D2), dated 13 April 2022. It vests Rs. 2,50,000 in the Treasurer of Charitable Endowments, Chennai, and establishes an administrative scheme for the Thiru V. Thangapandian and Tmt. Rajamani Thangapandian Charitable Endowment Fund at Sri Meenakshi Government Arts College for Women, Madurai.
Key provisions include:
- The college Endowment Committee administers the fund.
- Annual interest funds three prizes for economically weaker, top ranking final year English Literature students who excel in co-curricular activities. The categories are undergraduate Shift I, undergraduate Shift II and postgraduate.
- Students with equal marks share the prize equally.
- Unused interest is added to the fund corpus.
- The fund must be invested or reinvested in Government securities.
- The scheme operates from the Gazette publication date.
Public utility service declarations
The Labour Welfare and Skill Development Department issued G.O. (Rt). No. 154, Labour Welfare and Skill Development (D2), dated 21 April 2022, declaring the fertiliser industry a public utility service for six months from Gazette publication. G.O. (Rt). No. 155, Labour Welfare and Skill Development (D2), also dated 21 April 2022, makes the same declaration for the automobile tyre manufacturing industry.
Industrial disputes sent for adjudication
The Labour Welfare and Skill Development Department made the following referrals:
- G.O. No. 190, dated 21 April 2022, sends the Kumar Agro Tech Private Limited dispute to the Industrial Tribunal, Chennai. It concerns six workers' driving duties and wages while work was not provided.
- G.O. No. 193, dated 21 April 2022, sends a Foxconn Technologies India Private Limited workload dispute to the Labour Court, Kancheepuram.
- G.O. No. 192, dated 21 April 2022, and G.O. No. 199, dated 22 April 2022, send disciplinary disputes involving Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (Madurai) Limited to the Labour Court, Madurai.
The Tribunal and Labour Courts are requested to issue awards within three months after receiving the relevant orders.
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Common questions
Does this Gazette affect ownership or purchase of land in Tamil Nadu?
The supplied notifications do not create or alter private land ownership rights. They concern a charitable fund, public utility service declarations and industrial disputes.
Who can receive prizes from the charitable endowment?
The prizes are for economically weaker, top ranking final year undergraduate and postgraduate English Literature students at Sri Meenakshi Government Arts College for Women, Madurai, who have excelled in co-curricular activities.
How long are the fertiliser and automobile tyre manufacturing industries declared public utility services?
Each declaration applies for six months from the date its notification was published in the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette.
Did the Government decide the employment disputes itself?
No. The Labour Welfare and Skill Development Department referred the specified disputes to the Industrial Tribunal, Chennai, or the Labour Courts at Kancheepuram and Madurai for adjudication.
