Postmaster Grade 1 examination held in 2011. Paper 1 and 2with key are placed here for guidance to new aspirants

Postmaster Grade 1 examination held in 2011. Paper 1 and 2with key are placed here for guidance to new aspirants

Written By Admin on 03 May 2013 | Friday, May 03, 2013

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Gratuity Pay under New Pension System

Ministry of Finance 03-May, 2013

Gratuity Pay under New Pension System

Death-cum-Retirement Gratuity is paid to Central Government employees under New PensionSystem (NPS) as it is paid under the old pension scheme. The monthly annuity under the New Pension System (NPS) is only a replacement of pension on retirement and family pension of death after retirement. The benefits of Death cum Retirement Gratuity (DCRG) and pension/family pension have been provisionally allowed, vide the Office Memorandum of Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare No. 38/41/06-P & PW(A) dated 5.5.2009 in respect of Central Government servants covered under NPS in cases where a Government Servant is retired on invalidation/disability and in the case of death of a Government servant in service on the same rates as are applicable under the old pension scheme Central Civil Service (Pension) Rules, 1972. The retirement gratuity is payable to the retiring Government servant. A minimum of 5 years’ qualifying service and eligibility to receive service gratuity/pension is essential to get this one time lump sum benefit. Retirement gratuity is calculated @ 1/4th of a month’s Basic Pay plus Dearness Allowance drawn before retirement for each completed six monthly period of qualifying service. The maximum retirement gratuity payable is 16½ times the Basic Pay, subject to a maximum of Rs. 10 lakh. If the Government Servant dies while in service, the death gratuity shall be paid to his family at rates furnished in the table below:  

Sl. No.	Length of Qualifying Service	Rate of Death Gratuity
1.	Less than one year	2 times of emoluments
2.	One year or more but less than 5 years	6 times of emoluments
3.	5 years or more but less than 20 years	12 times of emoluments
4.	20 years or more	Half of emoluments for every completed six monthly period of qualifying service subject to a maximum of 33 times of emoluments.

Maximum amount of Death Gratuity admissible is Rs, 10 lakh with effect from 1.1.2006. 

This was stated by Minister of State for Finance, Shri Namo Narain Meena, in written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha today. 

LIC AAO 2013 Admit Cards – Download

LIC AAO 2013 Admit Cards – Call Letters- Download

LIC AAO 2013 Admit Cards has been released in the official website. The Candidates those who are appearing for LIC AAO 2013 can download Admit card here.

Click here to download LIC AAO 2013 Admit Cards

Life Insurance Corporation of India Assistant Administrative Officer (AAO) 2013 or LIC AAO 2013 is going to conduct written examination for the post of AAO (Assistant Administrative Officer ). The LIC AAO 2013 examination is scheduled to be conducted on11th May 2013 & 12th May 2013.

How to download LIC AAO 2013 Admit Cards

Follow the link from bank’s website to download call letter. At login page, enter the 
REGISTRATION NO. & PASSWORD
or REGISTRATION NO. & DATE OF BIRTH.
at the required places to download the Call Letter.

The Candidates should read frequently asked questions which is given below before downloading LIC AAO 2013 Admit Cards.

Click the following links to download the details

·         Examination Call letter for Assistant Administrative Officer’s recruitment

Computer keeps Restarting without warning

Your clients or even your own computer may keep restarting for no reason without warning.  First of all, when a computer keeps rebooting it can be caused by a wide range of problems,  from in compatable software such as Firewalls and Antivirus software, damaged or overheating  parts inside your computer or even in compatable peripherals such as printers and scanners.  Here are some computer repair tips to help you diagnose the problem.When a reboot occurs  from within Windows XP, your computer will totally restart without telling you what caused it.
 This is the default behavior when Windows XP encounters a system failure. 

To see what the error was you can change the default behavior by right clicking on  “My Computer” and choosing “Properties”. Goto the “Advanced” Tab and under  “Startup and Recovery” press the “Settings” button.

Under the “System Failure” box there will be a check box saying “Automatically Restart”.  Untick this box and click Ok.

You can also check to see why your computer had a failure by checking the Events  log for error messages. You can see the Event Viewer by going to Run and type “eventvwr”.

Another cause for random reboots is that the computers processor is getting too hot. To check this,  enter the computers bios during boot (usually by pressing Delete, F1 or F10 when the  computer just starts) and there will be an option about the computers temperature  (often under “PC Health”).This should show you the current temperature of the computer and the emergency shutdown temperature. The emergency shutdown temperature is a safeguard  for when your computer gets too hot it will shut itself down to prevent damage. You can either raise the shutdown temperature or switch it off completely, however be warned  that you may damage your computer (or the clients) if the computer gets too hot. If the temperature  was causing the reboots then you should consider getting better cooling for the computer such as  more powerful CPU fans and more case fans.