Postal Manual Vol. VIII - India Post
Postal Manual Vol. VIII - India Post
Postal Manual Vol. VIII - India Post
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that week. Circulars issued by the Director-General will be received from the head-quarters post<br />
office of the division. The counting from the month of April following the close of the official<br />
year in which they were issued.<br />
296. <strong>Post</strong>master-General’s circulars. – (1) Circulars are ordinarily issued by the<br />
<strong>Post</strong>master-General once a month’ but if, in any month there is no material for a Circular, no<br />
Circular is issued in that month. Circulars issued by the <strong>Post</strong>master-General should be filed in a<br />
single guard-book, distinct from that of the Director-General’s Circulars, and care should be taken<br />
to correct or cancel previous Circulars when necessary on receipt of subsequent Circulars. The<br />
Inspector will be held responsible that orders issued by Circular are understood and duly carried<br />
out by branch postmasters under his control.<br />
(2) The Circular should e destroyed after 3 years counting from the month of april<br />
following the close of the official year I which they were issued. If it is found necessarty to<br />
preserve or repeat the instructions contained in such Circulars, the Head of the Circle will either<br />
incorporate them in the Circle Orders or reproduce them in a new Circular before the previous<br />
circular is due to be destroyed.<br />
297. Disposal of records. – The different classes of records in an Inspector’s office should<br />
be disposed of in the manner prescribed by rule 201 for similar records in a Superintendent’s<br />
office.<br />
298. Order book of Inspector’s office. – (1) The Inspector will keep an order book ini<br />
form (MS.-8) in which the Superintendent will record his remarks and orders after inspectinig the<br />
Inspector’s office. The Inspector is responsible that any action required by the remarks or orders<br />
of the Superintendent is promptly taken.<br />
(2) The order book will be kept in the personal custody of the Inspector, who should see<br />
that it does not get damaged. Each order book has 200 serially numbered pages. The willful<br />
removal of a page from an order book will be regarded as a serious offence and render the offender<br />
liable to dismissal.<br />
299. Verification of balances of head offices. – (1) The Deputy/Assistant Superintendent<br />
of <strong>Post</strong> Offices (according to the discretion of the Divisional Superintendent) must thoroughly and<br />
completely verify the balances of all the Head <strong>Post</strong> Offices within the limits of the division four<br />
times in every twelve months. In Divisions where such posts do not exist, the Inspector must carry<br />
out the verification of balances of all the Head Offices within the limits of his sub-division, four<br />
times in every twelve months.<br />
(2) Each verification should be carried out in a complete and thorough manner in<br />
accordance with questions 1-21 of the Standard questions. When verifying the balances, the<br />
Inspecting officer should make notes of the verification in accordance with the instructions in rule<br />
239 and clauses 1-21 below that rule. These notes should kept on record in the Inspecting<br />
Officer’s office after being signed and dated by him. When the verification is completed, a copy<br />
of the remarks recorded in the order book (MS.-8) should be forwarded to the Superintendent who<br />
should retain in his own office the remarks relating to 2 nd class head offices, and take such action<br />
upon them as may be called for. The remarks recorded concerning first class head offices should<br />
be forwarded without delay to the Head of the Circle.<br />
NOTE. – See Note 3 below Rule 239(1).