BOMBAY PORT TRUST CLASS I
AND CLASS II EMPLOYEES
(Optional Marathi Language
Examination) REGULATIONS, 1977.
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1
Short title and commencement
2
Definitions
3
Conditions of eligibility
4
Decision as to eligibility
5
Lump sum award
6
Holding of the examination.
7
Application for admission to the examination.
8 Syllabus for the examination and marks for passing the examination
9
Fees
10 Interpretation
THE SCHEDULE ________
BOMBAY PORT TRUST CLASS I
AND CLASS II EMPLOYEES
(Optional Marathi Language
Examination) REGULATIONS, 1977.
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G.S.R. . In exercise of the powers conferred by section 126, read with section 28, of the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963 (38 of 1963), the Central Government hereby makes the following first regulations, namely :-
1.
Short title and commencement
– (1) These regulations
may be called the Bombay Port Trust Class I and Class II Employees (Optional
Marathi Language Examination) Regulations, 1977.1
(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette2.
2. Definitions - In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires, -
(a) ‘Board’, ‘Chairman’, ‘Deputy Chairman’ and ‘Head of a Department’ shall have the same meanings as respectively assigned to them in the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963 (38 of 1963) ;
(b) ‘Class I post’ and ‘Class II post’ shall have the same meanings respectively assigned to them in the Bombay Port Trust Employees (Classification, Control and Appeal) Regulations, 1976;
(c) ‘examination’ means the Lower Standard Examination in Marathi held by the Government of Maharashtra for their non-Marathi speaking non-gazetted Government servants, which that Government have permitted the Bombay Port Trust employees to take.
3.
Conditions of eligibility -
Every employee directly recruited to a Class I or Class II post under the Board
after the commencement of these regulations shall be eligible to appear for the
examination :
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1
Ministry of Shipping
& Transport’s Notification No.F.No.PEB-5/75 dated 19th October 1977 was published in the Gazette of
India, Part II, Section 3, Sub-section (i) dated 12th November 1977.
2.
Effective from 12.9.1977.
Provided that an employee shall not be eligible to appear for the examination if Marathi is his mother tongue or is the language taken by him as one of the subjects at the Secondary School Certificate or equivalent or higher examination.
4. Decision as to eligibility – If any question arises as to the eligibility or otherwise of an employee for appearing for the examination it shall be decided by the Chairman.
5.
Lump sum award – An employee may, at his option, appear
for the examination at any time within five years from the date of his
appointment under the Board and if he passes the examination within the said
period, he shall be eligible for a lump sum award of one thousand rupees.
6.
Holding of the examination -
(1) Application for the examination conducted by the Ad hoc Board
(Marathi Training), Government of Maharashtra, for the purposes of these
regulations shall be made in the manner laid down in regulation 7.
(2)
The exact dates on which and the places at which the examination may be held
shall be fixed by the said of the Ad hoc Board (Marathi Training), from
time to time.
7.
Application for admission to
the examination - (1) An
employee who desires to appear for the examination shall submit through Head of
his Department his application for admission to the examination so as to reach
the Ad hoc Board (Marathi Training), Government of Maharashtra Bombay, by
such date as may be fixed by the said Ad hoc Board.
(2)
An application received by the said Ad hoc Board later than the
date so fixed shall be liable to be rejected.
8 Syllabus for the Hindi examination and marks for passing the examination - The papers and syllabus for the examination and the marks to be obtained for passing the examination shall be as specified in the Schedule annexed to these regulations.
9. Fees
- Fees, if any,
charged by the Government of Maharashtra for the examination and the cost of the
text books prescribed for the course shall be borne by the Board.
10. Interpretation - If any question arises as to the interpretation of these regulations or in respect of any matter not hereinabove specifically provided for, the same shall be referred to the Central Government who shall decide the same.
THE
SCHEDULE
(See
regulation 8)
A. Syllabus for Lower Standard Examination in Marathi.
P
A P E R – I
|
Prescribed Text Books - |
Marks |
|
One text book for detailed study and one text book for non-detailed study. |
100 |
|
(a) Text Book for detailed study – only general questions on textual matter will be asked. Explanation with reference to context will be avoided. |
35 |
|
(b) Text Book for non-detailed study – question of general nature will be asked. |
30 |
|
(c) Translation from Marathi into English Passage Text Book only. |
20 |
|
(d) Question on grammar arising out of the text |
15 |
PAPER – II
|
|
Marks |
|
General Grammar and Composition |
100 |
|
(a) Grammar – structure of sentences, word formation, correct idea of tenses, gender and number of nouns, pronouns, etc, will form the basis of test in grammar. Question will be asked in the form of correcting incorrect sentences, transformation of sentences, filling the gaps, etc. |
35 |
|
(b)
(i) Precis (20 marks) (ii) Orthography and Punctuation (20 marks) |
40 |
|
(c) Writing 2 paragraphs or a paragraph and a story from given points or expansion of idea. |
25 |
|
Oral Test |
100 |
|
(a) Question on general topics |
50 |
|
(b) Question on prescribed text books |
50 |
B.
Text Books
(i) For detailed study –
Sundar Patre
- Bhag 1 – Sane Guruji
(ii) For non-detailed study –
Daulat – Na.Si. Phadake
(iii) Books recommended for study of grammar –
Vyakaran
Nibhandha – Rajbhasha parichaya, Bhag 1,2, 3 and Bhag 4 – Chapters 1,2,3,5,
8 to 14 and 30.
C.
Marks for passing the examination
Marks to be obtained for passing the examination shall be as follows, namely :-
and in oral test.
(ii) For passing with - 75 percent of the aggregate marks.
credit