Wednesday 28 December 2011

POSTAL SERVICES

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ePost
Speed Post   
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Logistic Post     
 Media Post
WUIMT
e-Payment   
 iMO
ePost
  
           Express Parcel Post

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OTHER FORMS

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OTHER NEWS

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MAIL PRODUCTS

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Postal Communication-Traditional Products

The communication is enclosed in an envelope and addressed.
Maximum weight
2 kilograms
Size prescribed
Minimum
Maximum
1) If the letter is in roll form
Any single diameter
10 cm
80 cm
Length + twice the diameter
17 cm
100 cm
2) If the letter is not in roll form:
Any single dimension
11× 7 cm
60 cm
(Length + Breadth)/ Height

90 cm
Communication is contained on a sheet of paper with prescribed size & folding. Inland letter card is used for transmission within India only.
a) Maximum weight
5 grams
b) The dimensions of the letter card including its flaps when unfolded or folded shall respectively be as follows:
UNFOLDED
Maximum
30 cm × 21 cm
Minimum
28.2 cm × 18.2 cm
Flaps
Letter Card will have three flaps, one each one on the left and right side not exceeding 1.5 cm by 10 cm and another on the top side not exceeding 1.5 cm by 21 cm. Flaps are not required if the Inland Letter Card can be closed by any other effective process.
FOLDED
Maximum
21 cm × 10 cm
Minimum
15.2 cm × 9 cm
Inland Letter Card shall be made of paper of minimum 70 GSM.
Letter Cards of private manufacture suitably folded and closed on all sides through gumming or any other effective process, may be conveyed by post, provided the dimensions and other conditions mentioned in this rule are complied with.
Open communication on a card of prescribed size. Available in two varieties: Single & reply post card. Post cards are for transmission within India only. Dimensions 14 cm × 9 cm (length and breadth). Privately manufactured post cards shall not be thinner or more flexible than an embossed post card, and will have the same size and thickness of embossed post card. There are other varieties of Post cards also such as
a) Printed Post Card
Post cards containing communication recorded by printing, cyclostyling or by any other
mechanical process are classified as ‘Printed Post Cards’. Printed matter includes printed
pictures also.
b) Meghdoot Post Card
The portion next to the address is available for advertisement in four colours.
Maximum weight
5 kilograms
Size prescribed
Minimum
Maximum
In roll form length
10 cm
80 cm
Total length + 2 diameters
17 cm
100 cm
Other than roll form
10cm ×7 cm
60cm ×30cm×30cm
Note: Book Packet when sent in card form whether folded or not, shall be neither thinner nor more flexible than Inland Post Cards.
Prohibitions:
a) There shall be no personal communication enclosed or written up on a book packet
b) It shall not contain any paper money, postage or other stamps, cheques etc Exception:
It may contain stamped self addressed post card or letter or wrapper.
Specifications are same as for book packet.
It shall not contain any publication published in regular intervals.
No advertisements permitted.
6. Book Packet containing periodicals:

Specifications are same as for book packets
Conditions:

The contents shall be periodicals registered with the ‘Registrar of Newspapers in India’.
The first or last page of the periodical shall have the superscription “Registered with the
Registrar of Newspapers in India under serial No………” printed on it.
7. Registered News paper:

A News paper is a publication consisting wholly or in great part of political or other news, with or without advertisement.
It is published in large numbers at intervals of not more than 31 days.
It should have a bonafide list of subscribers.
If such news paper is registered in the office of the Superintendent or Senior Superintendent of Post offices of the area where News paper is to be published, it will be treated as ‘Registered News paper’ for concessional rates of postage.
There is no fee for registration.
The registration number allotted to the paper should be printed on the top of the front page of the News paper preceded by the word ‘Registered”.
8. Blind Literature Packet:

India Post allows free transmission of blind literature packets up to 7 kilograms. Papers of any kind, periodicals and books impressed in “Braille” or other special type for the use of blind are allowed to be transmitted by post as Blind literature packets.
Size and packing is same as for book packets.
Conditions:
It must be sent by or to a blind person. No written or printed communication should be enclosed except:
i) the title and table of contents
ii) the key or instructions
iii) a label for return of the packet.
9. Pattern and Sample Packet:

It may contain bona fide trade patterns or samples of merchandise not having any saleable value together with or without any matter which may be sent as a book packet.
Specifications same as in the case of book packets.
Maximum weight 2 kilograms.
10. Parcel:

Anything can be sent in a parcel excepting articles whose transmission is prohibited. It can contain single communication to the addressee of the parcel. If the parcel is suspected to contain other than the permitted communication, it will be opened in the presence of the addressee or his authorized agent, and each written communication will be charged on delivery with double the letter postage. If the addressee refuses to pay the charges, the parcel will be returned to the sender from whom the charge will not be recovered.
Size
Minimum
Maximum
Length
as per letter
100 cm
Length + Girth combined
(100×30×10)
as per letter
180cm
Maximum weight: unregistered parcel: 4 kgs, registered parcel 20 kgs
11. Registration:

The postal article that is registered is given identification and is recorded at every stage of handling. Letters, letter cards, Book and Pattern Packets, Parcels, News papers prepaid with postage may be registered at any post office for transmission at any post office. The registered postal article is delivered specifically to the addressee.
12. Value Payable Letters and Parcels:

The VPL or VPP is paid for at the time of receipt.
Registered parcels, letters, book packets and news papers may be sent as VPL/VPP. An article which has no intrinsic value can also be sent as value payable article.
13. Insurance:

Insurance covers all risks during the course of transmission by post. The following types of articles can be insured:
  • Registered letters
  • Value Payable Letters
  • Registered Parcels
  • Value Payable Parcels
Limits
  • Branch offices are allowed to book up to the value of INR 600
  • Other offices can book up to the value of INR 100000
  • Insured value should not exceed the value of the articles insured.
  • When articles having intrinsic value such as gold and currency notes are sent they should be insured for the actual value of the contents.
The article to be enclosed in a strong cover sealed by means of identical seals, so that it cannot be tampered without breaking the seals or in a special water tear resistant and tamper evident special cover.


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Monday 26 December 2011

IMPORTANT FORMS OF APS

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IMPORTANT FORMS

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Important Forms


FORM WITH RULES


  • Record Retention Schedule
  • Application for CL/RH
  • Application for Festival Advance
  • Application Form Plastic Cards of CGHS
  • CCS(CCA) Rules
  • CCS(Conduct) Rules
  • Civil Accounts Manual
  • COMPENDIUM OF RULES ON ADVANCES TO GOVERNMENT SERVANTS
  • Compilation of Guidelines for Redress of Public Grievances
  • DDO Manual
  • DFPR
  • EL Application Form
  • GFR 2005
  • GPF Advance
  • GPF Conversion
  • GPF Rules
  • GPF Withdrawal
  • Guidelines for Indian Government Websites
  • HBA Form No. 5
  • HBA Form No. 6
  • HBA Form No. 7
  • HBA Form No. S-252
  • Intimation u/r 18(04)
  • IPR(Annual)
  • Joining Report
  • LEAVE RULES
  • LTC Advance
  • LTC Claim
  • LTC Rules
  • MANUAL OF OFFICE PROCEDURE
  • Medical AMA Refund
  • Medical Claim form of Essentiality Certificate A
  • Medical Claim Form of Essentiality Certificate B
  • OLD T.A. RULES/LTC RULES
  • Pension Rules
  • Prior Intimations u/r 18(03)
  • Prior Permission u/r 18(2)
  • PWD ACT, 1995
  • Receipts and Payments Rules 1983
  • Reimbursement of Education Allowance
  • RTI Act,2005
  • Sixth Central Pay Commission
  • TA Claim Form
  • TA/DA Rules
  • THE COMPLAINT HANDLING POLICY OF CBEC
  • TTA Claim Bill
  • Vehicle/Computer Advance
  • VIGILANCE MANUAL
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    POSTAL LIFE INSURANCE FORMS

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    SAVING CERTIFICATE FORMS

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