compendium of instructions conduct & duties - Chief Secretary ...

(vi)1 2 3 412. No. 2297-P-56/18382 Channel of Correspondence. 18—194th May, 195613. No. 3992-G-II-56/3421 Plural marriages-Government Servants. 1915th January, 195714. No. 4540-G-ll-57/12538 Use of Government servants for 19—2115th July, 1957private work.15. No. 7686-G-58/19409 Use of Government servants for 2130th June, 1958 private work.16. No. 3672-Gll-59/248 Approach to Members of the 2211th May, 1959State Legislature.17. No. 4198/GH-59/5323 Seeking redress in Courts of Law 2220th June, 1959by Government servants of grievancesarising out of their employment orconditions of service.18. No. 1116-GII-60/6152 Scrutiny of property returns submitted 2318th February, 1960under rule 10 of the GovernmentServants Conduct Rules, 1955.19. No. 1036-P-60/12434 Participation of Government Servants 2319th May, 1960in Political activities and agitations.20. No. 15948-GS-63/44659 Attendance of Government servants 248th December, 1960at the meetings/conventions etc. ofthe Bharat Sewak Samaj.21. No. 16935-GS-60/1295 Celebration of marriages-Permission for. 2523rd January, 196122. No. 6375-GS-61/23734 Formation of Co-operative Societies 25—266th July, 1961by government Servant.23. No. 728-8GS-62/1501 Allegations against individual 26—3015th January, 1962Government servants in the Press—Action to be taken in the case ofGovernment servants involved inlegal proceedings— provision forlegal and financial assistance.24. No. 16110-8GS-62/39005 Approaching Ministers and other 306th November, 1962higher officers.25. No. 15837-7GS-62/39797 Eradication of corrupt practices 318th November, 1962among officials.