Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, No. 51 (51 II 2 v4)
The Government of Tamil Nadu published Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, Number 51 on 18 December 2019, containing personnel appointments, Tamil University nominations, labour dispute referrals and a School Education Department correction. The correction amends an earlier notification on higher secondary examination duration, while the issue contains no notification concerning land ownership, land use, planning permission or property registration.
What the gazette covers
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, Number 51 is a collection of notifications issued by several Secretariat departments. It concerns public appointments, university bodies, labour adjudication and higher secondary examinations, not land or property rights.
Appointments and nominations
The Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare Department, through Government Order (2D) Number 16 dated 29 November 2019, appoints Thiru R. Jainulaptheen, District Revenue Officer, as Chief Executive Officer of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board.
The Tamil Development and Information Department issued two Tamil University notifications dated 22 November 2019:
- Government Order (D) Number 149 nominates five members to the Senate of Tamil University, Thanjavur, for three years from 19 August 2019.
- Government Order (D) Number 150 nominates Dr. S. Amutha to the Syndicate of Tamil University, Thanjavur, for three years from 26 August 2019.
Labour matters
The Labour and Employment Department, through Government Order (Ms.) Number 229 dated 28 November 2019, transfers and posts Thiru M. Suresh Viswanath, Principal District Judge, Thoothukudi, as Presiding Officer of the Labour Court at Hosur in Krishnagiri District.
The Labour and Employment Department also refers specified disputes for adjudication:
- Government Orders (D) Numbers 636 and 637, both dated 7 November 2019, refer disputes involving Royal Enfield Limited and Dongsan Automotive India Private Limited to the Industrial Tribunal at Chennai.
- Government Orders (D) Numbers 628, 634, 668 and 672, dated 4 November, 6 November and 25 November 2019, refer employee disciplinary or pay disputes involving Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation undertakings to Labour Courts at Tirunelveli, Madurai and Tiruchirappalli.
School examination correction
The School Education Department correction is issued through Government Letter (Ms.) Number 215 dated 22 November 2019 and Government Order (Ms.) Number 214 dated 22 November 2019. It corrects the notification connected with Government Order (Ms.) Number 100 dated 22 May 2017, increasing the duration of the higher secondary first year and second year public examinations under the new syllabus from two and a half hours to three hours from the March 2020 session.
Relevance to property owners
Tamil Nadu Government Gazette, Part II, Section 2, Number 51 does not change land classification, ownership, development controls, planning areas or registration requirements. Property buyers and owners are not directly affected by the subjects published in this issue.
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Common questions
Does this gazette change the status or ownership of any land?
No. The notifications supplied do not concern land ownership, land classification or transfer of property.
Does this gazette contain any change of land use or planning notification?
No. The issue covers appointments, Tamil University nominations, labour matters and a school examination correction.
Who was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Tamil Nadu Waqf Board?
The Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare Department appointed Thiru R. Jainulaptheen, District Revenue Officer, through Government Order (2D) Number 16 dated 29 November 2019.
What change was made to higher secondary public examinations?
The School Education Department correction increases the examination duration for higher secondary first year and second year public examinations under the new syllabus from two and a half hours to three hours from the March 2020 session.
