Railway Accounts Department Examinations

Wednesday, January 25, 2023

Indian Railway Codes and Manuals - Revised

 


Indian Railways Codes and Manuals - Revised ones



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   Codes and Manuals




Revised Codes 


Accounts Code Volume 2 Revised Edition 2023 


Finance Code Volume I  Revised Edition 2022


Finance Code Volume II  Revised Edition 2022


Rolling Stock Code Revised Edition 2022


Railway committees

 

Railway Committees



Event

Year

Committee (recommended by)

Railway Board established 

1905

Sir Thomson Robertson Committee

Railway Department established 

1908

Railway Finance Committee

FC - Financial Commissioner appointment 

1923

Sir Acworth Committee

Separation of Railway finances from General Finances or Railway Budget from General Budget

1924

Sir Acworth Committee

Brought Railway Accounts under the control of GM (instead of FC) 

1941

Indian Railway Enquiry Committee (commonly known as  Wedgewood Committee)



Saturday, January 21, 2023

Difference between M&P and T&P

Difference between M&P and T&P

 

Source: Para 1019 & 1020 of Rolling Stock Code

 

SN

M&P

SN

T&P

1

M&P stands for Machinery & Plant

1

T&P stands for Tools & Plant

2

A Machine that remains stationary nd immovable (Job comes to Machine) and all Vehicles (all types)

2

An item that is movable (Machine comes to Job)

3

Examples: All immovable Machines, Staff cars, Lorries, Buses, Ambulances, Road Mobile cranes,  etc

3

Examples: Pneumatic drills, power saws, tools and plants such as jigs & fixtures. Small tools & equipment. Upkeep of Office such as Furniture, computers, printers etc 

4

Costing more than Rs. 50 Lakhs and Vehicles irrespective of its cost  processed through M&P Portal (maintained by Railway Board)

 

Costing up to Rs. 50 Lakhs each - (except Vehicles) can be sanctioned by Zonal Railways under GM’s powers

4

Costing up to Rs. 10 Lakhs referred as T&P and procured by Zonal Railways 

5

Charged to Capital (Plan Head 41 - M&P)

5

Charged to Revenue

 

Key Points for MCQ



  1. M&P stands for Machinery & Plant 
  2. T&P stands for Tools & Plant 
  3. M&P - Job comes to Machine
  4. T&P - Machine comes to Job 
  5. M&P - costing more than Rs. 50 Lakhs processed through M&P Portal
  6. All Road vehicles treated as M&P irrespective of Value and processed through M&P Portal
  7. M&P portal maintained by Railway Board 
  8. M&P - costing less than Rs. 50 Lakhs - processed by Zonal Railways under GM’s powers
  9. T&P - costing up to Rs. 10 Lakhs charged to Revenue
  10. M&P charged to Capital (Plan Head 41) 

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Tuesday, January 17, 2023

Additional Pension / Family Pension

                      

Additional Pension / Family pension

  1. Pension/Family pension is increased by 20% on reaching 80 years of age. 

  2. This is called Additional pension.

  3. The additional pension is as under: 


On reaching 

Additional Pension as percentage of 

Pension / Family Pension

80 years

20 %

85 years

30 %

90 years 

40 %

95 years

50 %

100 years

100 %


  1. Dearness Relief is paid on Additional Pension.

  2. The additional pension/family pension is paid from the first day of the month in which the pensioner/family pensioner reaches 80,85,90,95 & 100 years of age.


  1. Additional pension/family pension is shown separately in PPO (Pension Payment Order) 

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Gratuity

 

 Retirement Gratuity


  • In addition to the monthly pension, Retirement   Gratuity is also paid to the employee on retirement. 


  • This is a one time payment of a lump-sum amount.


  • For retirement Gratuity employees should have rendered more than 5 years qualifying service. 


  • Retirement Gratuity is equal to:- 


  • “¼ th of emoluments for each completed six monthly period of service (or) 16 ½ times of emoluments (or) 20 Lakh rupees, Whichever is less.”    


  • Emoluments means Basic Pay + DA .


  • For Running staff  55% and for Railway Doctors 20% of pay is added to the Basic pay.

                                                        

Key points for MCQ on Retirement Gratuity 


  1. Minimum qualifying Service  - 5 years

  2. Equal to 1/4th emoluments for each completed six months qualifying service or 16 ½ times of emoluments or Rs. 20 Lakhs whichever is less

  3. Emoluments = Basic Pay + DA

  4. Running Staff - 55% of Basic Pay is added to the Basic Pay. 

  5. Doctors  - 20% of Basic Pay is added to the Basic Pay. 

Death Gratuity 


  • If the employee dies while in service, his spouse is paid Death Gratuity as under:

 

  • If the employee dies with service of :



Service

Amount of 

Death Gratuity (Rs)

_____ of emoluments

Less than 1 year

2 times 

1 year to less than 5 years

6 times

6 years to less than 11 years

12 times

11 years to less than 20 years

20 times

20 years and more

Half of emoluments for every completed 6 months service or 33 times or Rs.20 Lakhs whichever is less




  • Emoluments = Basic Pay + DA

 

  • For Running staff  55% and for Railway Doctors 20% of pay is added to the Basic pay.


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