Assistant jobs in Delhi at Ministry of Water Resources River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation

No. 1/Appointments/RBWT/2018

Assistant Job Opportunity In Ministry of Water Resources River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation on deputation basis

Eligibility conditions:

1. Candidates holding the analogous post on regular basis;

Holding post in the Level-5 of the Pay Matrix (pre-revised, PB-1 of Rs.5200- 20200+ Grade Pay of Rs. 2800/-) or equivalent post with at least 3 years regular service OR holding post in Level-4 of the Pay Matrix (Pm-revised PB-1 of Rs. 5200-20200 + GP Rs. 2400) with 5 years of regular service.

2. Graduate from a recognized University or equivalent. Preference will be given to candidates having experience in Administrative / Cash Handling and Accounts and working knowledge of computers.

3. Applicants who have completed more than 56 years of age as on closing date of the application will not be eligible.

4. The term of the deputation will be initially for one year or till the life of the Tribunal, which is extended on the usual terms and condition of deputation of the Government of India.

5. The officer selected will have the option to draw his/ her grade pay plus deputation (duty) allowance or his pay fixed in the scale of pay of the deputation post subject to the restrictions as per the guidelines issued by DoP&T from time to time.

No. Of Post: 01 Post

Pay Matrix: Level-6 of Rs.9300-34800+Grade Pay of Rs. 4200/-

The history of the subject ‘Irrigation & Power’ dates back to 1855 when it was made the responsibility of the then newly created Department of the Public Works but not much impetus was given to irrigation work till the famine of 1858, when it was decided to take up canal construction work on an extensive scale and accordingly, an Inspector General of Canals was appointed. In 1863, taking into consideration the importance attached to development of irrigation facilities in the country, it was decided to place this subject under the charge of an irrigation expert, with the designation of Inspector General of Irrigation. He functioned under the administrative control of Secretary, Public Works Department.