Grant of Grade Pay of Rs.4200 to Stenographers Grade D

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No.6/6/2011-CS-II(C) (Part-II)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel of Public Grievances & Pensions
Department of Personnel and Training
3rd floor, Lok Nayak Bhawan
Khan Market, New Delhi-110003
Dated 11.12.2013
Office Memorandum
Subject : Grant of Grade Pay of Rs.4200 to Stenographers Grade D of CSSS in Non-functional Selection (NFSG) – Clarification Reg
The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department’s O.Ms of even numbers dated 22.09.2011 and 27.05.2013 on the subject mentioned above and to say that the references have been received in this Department from various Ministries / Departments seeking advice as to whether the Non-Functional Selection Grade (NFSG) of Rs.4200 can be granted to those Steno D with ACRs/APARs for the last 5 years are not available through they have completed 5 years of approved service in the grade. It has also come to the notice of this Department that some Ministries / Departments have already granted NFSG of Rs.4200 to their Steno Grade D whose ACRs / APARs for the last 5 years were not available.
2. The O.M creating a new grade of UDC (NFSG) of CSCS and Stenographer grade D (NFSG) of CSSS had been issued vide this Department of Expenditure. It has been laid down in Para 1(b) of ibid O.M dated 22.06.2011 that an Internal Committee will be constituted by the concerned Cadre Unit who shall consider the last 5 years’ ACRs/APARs of the official concerned and as per their recommendations suitable officials will be placed in the NFSG. In the case of SC/ST Officials, they may be granted the NFSG even if they do not fulfill the criteria as laid down in para 1(b) (iii) provided they are not found unfit by the Committee.
3. In view of the above all Ministries / Departments are advised to strictly follow the procedure laid down in this Department’s O.M dated 22.06.2011 and grant of NFSG on the basis of the overall performance of the officials during the last 5 years’ ACRs/APARs of the officials concerned irrespective of the category i.e UR or SC/ST. They are further advised to take appropriate action, if any official has been allowed NFSG of Rs.4200/- without considering his / her performance on the basis of ACRs/APARs for the last 5 years

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