G.O. (Ms.) No. 194, Tamil Nadu Agricultural Labourers-Farmers (Social Security and Welfare) Scheme, 2006
The Tamil Nadu Revenue [LR I(2)] Department issued G.O. (Ms.) No. 194 on 23 April 2010 to create eight posts in the District Collector offices at Tirupur and Ariyalur for implementing the Tamil Nadu Agricultural Labourers-Farmers (Social Security and Welfare) Scheme, 2006. The staffing supports the scheme that replaced the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Farmers Security Scheme, 2005, and does not change land ownership, land classification or ceiling limits.
What the government order does
G.O. (Ms.) No. 194 of the Tamil Nadu Revenue [LR I(2)] Department sanctions eight posts for the offices of the District Collectors in Tirupur and Ariyalur. The posts are intended to support implementation of the Tamil Nadu Agricultural Labourers-Farmers (Social Security and Welfare) Scheme, 2006 in the two newly formed districts.
The sanction applies for one year from 23 April 2010, the date on which the government order was issued. Four posts are allocated to each district.
Posts created
G.O. (Ms.) No. 194 creates the following positions:
- Two Deputy Tahsildar posts, one each for Tirupur and Ariyalur, with a scale of pay of Rs.9300-34800 plus grade pay of Rs.4800.
- Four Assistant posts, two in each district, with a scale of pay of Rs.5200-20200 plus grade pay of Rs.2400.
- Two Typist posts, one in each district, on consolidated payment of Rs.4000 per month.
The Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Revenue Administration is authorised to distribute the sanctioned posts and staff among District Collector and Taluk offices according to availability and requirements in individual cases.
Recruitment and administration
G.O. (Ms.) No. 194 directs that the Deputy Tahsildar and Assistant posts be filled by promotion. The District Collectors of Tirupur and Ariyalur may recruit qualified Typists through the District Employment Office on a purely contractual basis at the specified consolidated monthly payment.
The expenditure is assigned to the account for the Tamil Nadu Agricultural Labourers-Farmers (Social Security and Welfare) Scheme. Pending legislative approval through the Supplementary Estimates for 2010-2011, expenditure was to be met through an advance from the Contingency Fund.
Relevance to landowners and buyers
G.O. (Ms.) No. 194 is an administrative staffing measure for a social security and welfare scheme. It does not contain provisions changing a person's land title, registration, patta, land classification, permitted use or agricultural land ceiling. Its direct effect is on the government offices and personnel responsible for implementing the welfare scheme in Tirupur and Ariyalur.
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Common questions
Does G.O. (Ms.) No. 194 change my land ownership or patta?
No. The document sanctions government posts for implementing a social security and welfare scheme and contains no change to land ownership or patta.
Which districts received the new posts?
Tirupur and Ariyalur each received four posts, comprising one Deputy Tahsildar, two Assistants and one Typist.
How long were the posts sanctioned for?
The eight posts were sanctioned for one year from 23 April 2010.
Can the sanctioned staff be placed in Taluk offices?
Yes. The Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Revenue Administration was authorised to distribute the posts and staff among District Collector and Taluk offices based on availability and requirements.
