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32 TIIE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY III-Ssc.
Chairperson and whole time Members of the Authority appointed by the Central
Government the competent authority shall be the Central Government;
(d) "Completed year of selvice" means continuous seruice of specified duration in the
Authority and includes period spent on duty as well as leave including ortraordinary
leave;
(e) "Employee' means a pemon in the whole time seruice of the Authority;
(g) "Hospital" means any hospital or dispensary or Medical Inspection (M,I.) Room
(i) "Permanent Employee" means an employee who has been appointed against a
permanent post sanctioned on a permanent basis and has been confirmed against
the posU and
fi) "Temporary Employee" means an employee who has been appointed against a
4. RIGHTTO LEAVE..
(1) Leave cannot be claimed as a matter of right.
(2) When the exigencies of service so require, leave of any kind may be refused or revoked
by the authority competent to grant it, but it shall not be open to that authority to alter the kind
of leave due and applied for by the employee except at the written request of the employee.
the regulations in force at the time the leave is applied for and granted.
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(2) Any amount of leave salary paid in excess shall be recovered or any arrears shall be paid
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after adjustment. \i I
&c- exceptional circumstances of the case otherwise determines, no employee shall be granted leave
of any kind for a continuous period exceeding 5 (five) years.
(1) Reoular Leave - (a) Except as otherwise provided in these regulations, any kind of
leave under these regulations may be granted in combination with or in coritinuation of any other
G (b) Prefixing or suffixingof holidays to leave shall be allowed except in cases where for
administrative reasons; permission for prefixing or suffixing of holidays to leave is specially
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withheld.
(c) Intervening Holidays including Sundays and Saturdays, wherever applicable falling within
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the spell of any kind of leave shall be counted as leave.
(2) Casual Leave - (a) Casual leave cannot be combined with any other kind of leave unde,-
these regulations except special casual leave and restricted. holiday and compensatory leave, It
should not be combined with both special casual leave and regular leave taken together,
(b) An employee,can be permitted to combine half a day's casual leave with any other kind
of leave if his absence on the next working day was due to s.ickness or other compelling grounds
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only if he haS no further casual leave at his credit and he was allowed to avail half p days casual
leave in the afternmn.
(3) Restricted Holidav - Restricted Holiday can be prefixed or suffixed to any kind of leave
or casual leave.
(5) Holidavs - Holidays can be pre-fixed or suffixed to any kind of leave and to be treated 'l
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as duty for the purpose of drawal of pay and altowances.
(6) Soecial Casual Leave - The Special Casual Leave .can be combined with Sundays,
restricted holidays and other holidays but not with any othei kind of leave.
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10. GRANTOFAND RETURN FROM LEAVE..
(1) Aoolication for leave - Any application for leave or for extension of leave and Jcining
Report shall be made in prescribed.form annexed to the Regulations to the Competent Authority
to grant leave.
(2) Maintenance of leave account - A leave account shall be maintained properly and up
to date in the prescribed form annexed to the Regulations for each employee of the Authority by
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the officer authorized in this behalf. He should countersign every entry in the leave account.
(3) Emolovee should aoolv leave in advance - Except in emergency, application for
leave for 3 (three) days or more on grounds other than on medical grounds shall be submitted to
the authority competent to grant leave in the prescribed form annexed to the Regulations at least
7 (seven) dala before the date from which the leave is required.
(4) Emolovee should furnish leave address before oroceedino on Ieave -,(a) An
employee before proceeding on leave shall furnish in the application his address during the
period of leave. However, in case when it is not possible to indicate address, reasons for not
dorng so shall be explained by the employee in the leave application and the competent authority
rvould satisfy itself before granting leave.
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(b) No employee should leave the Headquarters or place of station or posting without
permission of the Competent Authority. In all applications for. leave including casual leave or'.
compensatory'leave during which the employee proposes to leave the station, the fact should be
stated in the application with the qutstation address.
(c) Any person who wishes to leave the staiion dur,ing the period of leave already granted to
,
him should notify his intention together with his address to his officer. Any chanje in that
address, which may occur thereafter, should also be communicated.
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(6) Leave not to be oranted in certain circunistances ' (a) Leave shall not be granted
to an employee when the competent authority has decided to dismiss, remove or compulsorily
retire him from service of the Authority.
(b) Leave shall not be granted to an employee who has been placed under suspension.
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(7) Medical Ceftificate for leave on medial grounds - Leave on medical grounds shail
be sanctioned to an employee on production of medical certificate of illness from an Authorized
Medical Officer or Hospital or Nursing Home, Competent Authority may secure second medical
(8) Fitness Certificate at the time of ioininq - An employee who. has been sanctioned
leave or an extension of leave on medical grounds shall not be allowed to resume duty unlbss he
,s produces a "fitness certificate" from the Authorised Medical Officer or Hospital or l,l ;sing Home.
(9) Waivino the oroduction of medical Ceftificate - The authority competent to grant
leave may, in its discretion, waive the production of Medical Certificate in case of an application
for leave for a period not exceeding 3 (three) days at a time. Such leave shall not be treated as
leave on medical grounds and shall be debited against leave other than leave on medical ground.
(10) Commencement and termination of leave - Leave ordinarily begins on the day on
which the transfer of charge is effected and ends on the day preceding that on which the charge
is resumed.
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THEGAZETTEOF INDIA:DflRAORDINARY
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(11) Return fron teave - An employee on leave shall not return to duW before the o<piry
permitted by the Competent Authority to cuftail
of the period of leave granted to him unless he is
his leave and resume duty before the o<piry of leave sanctioned
to him' He shall submit a
Joining Repsrt in the prescribed form (FORM NO'II)'
(12)-Anemployeemayberecalledfromleave,
demand and shall be paid:
by the Competent Authority, if the exigencies of the work so
(a) Travelling Allowance for the journey to be perforrned to resume duty, as
-'(a) co'f€.:1:^,:::::t_t
unaulhoriued absence frqm duw. :nless:nt.:":ntib/, ',:-v.-e:
after his leave is over is entided to no'leave
,extenas ttre',leare; an,employee who remains abent
period shall be debited against his leave account
salary for the period of such absence and that
the period
du€, tne
pay leave to I ocent'such leave isi oue' rlr Eo<cess of such
tht
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as though it:w€r€ half
leave due being treated as s\traordinary leave'
(b), ,,Wiltful absence from duty after'the o1piry of leave rende6'an employeg liable b
disciplinary action.
from resulting in loss of pay and allowances
(c) ,
,.The unauthorized absence of this hnd apart
in seruice entailing forfeiture of past
for the period of such absence would also constjtute a break
as'dies-non" tf the break is condoned
service, unless the break itself is condoned and treated
and treated as'dies non',by the Competent Authority,
the service renddred prior b unauthorized
period of break itself will not count for any purpose
absence be counted for all purpces but the
and treated aS dies non unless the employee represen$
in this regard' '
(d)Theconsequenceofunauthorizedabsencefromduty,whichisnotcondoned'wouldbe
as follows:
(i)PayartdAllowances.-Nopayandallowancesareadmissibleduringtheperiodof
unauthorizEd absence'
count for increment'
(ii) Increment The period of such unauthorized absen6e would not
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not count for earning leave-
(iii) Leave - The period of such unauthot'ized absence would
ignored for
(iv) contributory Provident Fund - The period of unauthorized absence would be
the.purposeoferttiUementofContributoryProvidentFundbenefits.
by such unauthorized absence would entail
(v) Gratuity - The interruption in service caused
forfeitureofpastserviceforthepurposeofentiUementtogratuity
(e) If such employee reports for duty before or.after initiation of disciplinary proceedings, he
may be taken back.for duty because he has not been placed under suspension.
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every calendar year.
(b) At the initia! appointment: - The credit for the half year in which an emptoyee is
appointed will be credited at the rate of Ztlz (:fwo and a half ) darc for each compteted calendar
month of service which he is likely to render in half year in which he is appointed.
(c) Application for Earned Leave: - An application for earned teave or extension shall be
made in the prestribed form (FORM NO.I)
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(d) At the retirement or resignation: - The credit for the haf year in which an employee
is due to retire or resigns from the service shall be attowed leave at the rate of 2 vz (two and a
half) days per completed calendar month up to the date of retirement or resignation. If in the
case of an employee who resigns or retires from the seruice, the leave already avaited of is more
than the credit so due to him necessary
Fdjustment shall be made in respect of leave salary
overdrawn, if any.
(e) On removal or dismissal or death: - The credit for the half-year in which an
employee is removed or dismissed or died will be allowed at the rate of 2 Vz (tvtoand a half)
days per completed calendar month up to the end of the calendar month preceding the calendar
month in which he / she is removed or dismissed or died.
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(g)AdjustmentofExtra-ordinaryLeavetakenatthetimeofretirementor
who is retired or resigned
dismissar or death: If an
- emproyee,
resignation or removar or year' has taken any Ecra-ordinary
or died in the middle of a calendar
or removed or dismissed
the rate of t/10th (one-
year, the earned reave credit sha, be reduced at
L".re during that harf
Leave and leave account
regularized'
tenth) of such Extra€rdinary
(h)Fractiontoberoundedoff:.WhilegivingcrediUfractionof0.5andaboveadayshall :
beroundedofftothenearestdaye.g.T%(sevenandahal0dar/stoberoundedofftoS(eight)
days
0)Earnedl,eaveonaccountofunavaitedioiningtime:-Unavailedjoiningtime
(subjecttoamaximumof15days)shallbeallowedtobecreditedin,earnedleaveaccount
(i)Ifemptoyeejoinsthenewpostwithoutavailingfulladmissiblejoiningtime,theunavailed
accoun!
allowed to his earned leave
period as admissible is to be .,J
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(ii)ThecreditofEarnedLeaveincludingtheunavailedjoiningtimecreditedshouldnot
exceed 300 (three hundred)
days; and
!
(iii)onedayjoiningtimeadmissiblefortransferwithinthesamg.,station,ifnotavailed,
cannot be credited to Edrned
Leave Account'
:
(k)Grant.ofmaximumEarnedLeaveatatime:-(i)Themaximumamountearned
leavethatmaybegrantedtoanemployeeataUmeshall.uerao("'.'-Illl"landeighty)days,
that the period of
providedthatwheretheemployeespendsanyperiod'ofsuchteavebutsidelndia,hemaybe
maximum of 300 days subiect to the condition
granted earned reave up to
a
exceed 180 days'
India shall not in aggregate
earned leave spent in
(ii)EarnedLeavemaybetakenatatimeupto300daysasLeavePreparatorytoretirement.
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.Half
(2) PaY Leave: -
(i) Advance credit in two installments: - The leave account of an employee shall be
credited with 20 (twenty) days Half-Pay Leave in a calendar year. This shall be
credited advance
in two installments of 10 (ten) days each, on First day of January and First day of July
of every
calendar year.
(ii) On initial aopointment: - The credit for the half year in which an, employee is appointed
he is likely to
will be at the rate of 5/3 days for each completed calendar months of service which
render in a half year in which he is appointed.
& (iii) On retirement or resionation: - The credit for the hatf year in which an employee
is due
to retire or reign from the service shall be allowed at the rate of 5/3 days per completed
calendar month upto the date of retirement or resignation. If in the case of an employee who
resigns or retires from the seruice, the leave already availed o[ is more than the
credit so due to
if any'
him, necessary adjustment shall be made in respect of leave salary overdrawn,
(iv) On removal or dismissal or death: - The credit foi the half year in which an employee
is
(b) Fraction to be rounded off: - While giving credit of half-pay leave, fraction of a day
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(d) Not to.be granted in certain circumstances: - Half pay leave shall not be granted
to an employee unless the competent authority has reason to believe that the employee wlll
return to duty after expiry of such leave.
(f) Apptication for Half Pay Leave: - An application for half-pay leave or extension shall
I)
{
be made in the prescribed form (FORM NO.
(i) At the request of the emplovee: - Commuted leave may be granted at the
request of an employee even when earned leave is due to him;
(ii) At the discretion of the Comoetent 4uthor:iW: ' If the Competent Authority is
(b) In the case of reUrement or resionation: - When an employee who has been
granted commuted leave, resigns from service at his own request or permitted to retire
voluntarily without returning to duty, the commuted leave shalt be treated as half-pay-leave and
the difference between the salary in respect of commuted leave and half pay leave shall be
recovered.
provided that no such recovery shall be made if the retirement is by reason of ill health
incapacitating the employee for further seruice or in the event of death'
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(c) Without oroductlon of Medical Ceftificate :- (i) Half pay leave up to a maximum of 180
days may be allowed to be commuted during the entire service (without production of medical
certificate) where such leave is uti.lized for an approved course of study certified to be in the
public interest by the competent authoriW,
(ii) Commuted leave in continuation of maternity leave may be granted up to 60 (sixty) days
without medical certificate (except on account of leave for miscarriage or abortion).
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with less than two living children, on adoption of a child less than one year old.
(d) Aoolication for Commuted Leave : An application for Commuted Leave or odension
& shall be made in the prescribed form (FORM NO.I).
(a) Conditions for orant of leave not due: - Leave not due may be granted to a
(i) At the request qf the employee: - When there is no half-pay-leave at the credit
of the employee and he requested for grant of leave not due;
(iii)
T Maximum amount of leave not due: - Leave not due during the entire seruice
shall be limited to a'maximum of 360 (three hundred & sixty) days out of which
! not more than 90 (ninety) days may be granted at a time and 180 (one hundred
and eighty) dafs may be granted otherwise than on Medical Certificate;
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(iv) Limited to the Ha,lf Pay Leave: - Leave not due shall be limited to the half-pay
leave the employee is likely to earn after the grant of leave not due; and
(v) Debiting aoainst the Half Pay Leaye Account: - Leave not due shall be debited
(b) In the case of temooranf emolovee sufferino from dreaded diseases: - Leave
Not Due may be granted for a period not exceeding 360 CIhree hundred and sixty) days, during
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his entire service to a temporary employee who is suffering from tuberculosis leprosy, cancer or
mental illness subject to the fulfillment of conditions in Clause (a), Sub-Regulation (4) of
Regulation 11 of this RegulaUon above and also subiect to the followitrr- further conditions
namely:
(i) That the employee has put in a minimum of one year of Service in the Authority'
( ii) That the post from which the employee proceeds on leave is likely to last till his
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return to duty ; and
( iii) That the request for grant of such leave is support€d by medical certificate,
(c) In case of retirement or resiqnations - 1i; Wnere an employee who has been granted
leave-not-due resigns from service or at his request is permitted,to t tir" voluntarily without
returning to duty, the leave-notdue shall be'cancelled, his resignation or retlrement taking effect
from the date on which such leave had commenced and the leave salary shall be recovered.
(ii) Where an employee who having availed himself of leave not due, returns to duty but
resigns or retires from seruice before he has earned such leave, he shall be liable to refund the
leave salary to the extent the leave has not been earned subsequently.
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provided that no leave salary shall be recovered under Regul{ition 9 if the retirement
. is by reason of ill health incapacitating an employee for.further service or in the event of
his death.
(d) Aoolication for Leave not due : - An application for Leave not due shall be made in
the prescribed form (FORM NO.I).
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(a) C6nditions for orant of Extra-Ordinary Leave : - Extra Ordinary Leave (EOL) may
be granted to an employee in the folloWlng special circumstances, namely :-
(i) When no other leave is admissible; and
(ii) grant
When other leave is admissible, but the employee applies in writing for the
of extra ordinary leave.
(b) Maximum Extra-Orctinary Leave aclmissible on anY one occasion: - (i) Unless the
competent authority, in view of exceptional or extreme compassionate circumstances otherwise
excess of
detdrmines, no employee shall be granted ExtraOrdinary Leave on any one occasion in
12 (twelve).months but not in excess of three months without medical certificate and 6
(six)
months with medical certificate in respect of temporary employees' Provided that the
limit
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prescribed form underbking to refund to Airports Authority of India the actual amount of
during such leave plus that incurred by
expenditure incurred by the Airpofts Authority of India
his not returning to.duty on the expiry of
any other agency with interest thereon in the event of
period of 3 (three) years after return to duty' The
such leave or quitting the service before a
permanent employees having a status comparable
bond shall be supported by sureties from two
to or higher than that of the employee concerned'
purpose of
(iii) Employees belonging to scheduled caste or scheduled Tribe may' ,for the
centres notified by the government from
attending the Pre-Examination Training course at the
competent authority in relaxation of sub-
time to time, be granted extraordinary leave by the
clause (ii).
aboftion
(b) Threatened abortion: Maternity leave is not admissible for threatened
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(c)Leavenottobedebited:-Maternityleaveshallnotbedebitedtothelea'reaccount.
A female Employee may be granted leave of the kind
due and admissible (including leave not due
production of medical certificate for a
and commuted leave not exceeding 60 days) without
perioduptooneyearortillsuchtimethechildisoneyearold,whicheverisearlier'However
two surviving children'
this facility will not be admissible in case she is already having
(d)Forchildadootion:-Maternityleaveisnotadmissible.
within three
cD eondltions: - (i) The disability due to injury, itself should have manifested
person disabled had acted with due
rnontlrs*f the occurrence to which it is attribi,rted and the
1;i,;rrrptitude in bringing it to
notice'
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Provided that the leave sanctioning authority, if satisfied as to the cause of the disability
may relax the condition and grant leave in cases where disability has manifested more than three
months after the occurrence of its cause,
(ii) The disability, due to illness, should be ceftified by an Authorized Medical Officer to be
directly due to the performance of the particular duty. If it has been contracted during seruice,
the leave sanctioning authority should satisfy itself that the disability is exceptional in character.
(c) The period of leave, granted, will be such as ceftified by an Authorized Medical Officer,
subject to a maximu m of 24 rnonths.
(d) The leave may be granted more than once if the disability is aggravated recurs in similar
(A circumstances at a later date, but the maximum leave in consequence of any one disability
should not exceed 24 months.
(e) Combination with other kind of leave - The leave may be combined with any other kind
of leave.
(g) The leave salary for the first 120 days will be the pay last drawn and for the remaining
period it will be equal to leave salary during half pay leave. In such cases, beyond the first 120
days, the official may take half pay leave (at his credit) for another 120 days along with the
special disability leave simultaneously and get leave salary equal to that on earned leave. The
half pay leave so taken will be debited to his leave account.
'g
(h)
. If the employee is entitled to any benefit under the Workmen's Compensation A$ or the
Employees'State Insurance Act, the amount of leave salary will be reduced by the amount of
benefit payable under the above Acts.'
(i) Authority competent to sanction leave - Appointing authorities are competent to sanction
Special Disability Leave.
(8) Studv Leave. - The study leave may be granted to an employee to undergo specialised
higher studies in technical or professional subject having direct connection with sphere of his
duties or any other study, on terms and conditions as decided by Competent Authority.
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(9)LeaveSalarv.-(a)EarnedLeave-Anemployeeonearnedleaveshalldrawtheleave
before
to him which shall be equal to the pay drawn by him immediately
salary admissible
proceeding on earned leave.
9.
(e)MaternityLeave_Duringtheperiodofsuchleavethefemaleemployeeshallbepaid
proceeding on leave'
leave salary equal to the pay.{nwn immediately before
Leave will be
(1) Encashment of-Earngd Lsave : During seruice, Encashment of Earned
days at a time
permissible maximum twice.in a financial year with minimum of 10
.
without insisting on proceeding on leave subject to the concerned
emplOyees
encastiment of earned
(b) On retirement of Resignation: Employees will be entitled for
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(c) on death :The earned teave standing at the credit of a deceased
employee (who dies
while in service) will be encashed ind paid
to his dependents or legal heirs at the
rate of pay last drawn by the deceased
while in seMce; and
(o)
Regional office or
(c) The other delegates who are not office bearers of the Branch or the
central Executive committee Member may be granted maximum
of 10 dap special casual leave
said leave may be
for attending All'Indra central Meeting of the Recognized union. The above.
allowed only on the recommendation of the General Secretary of
the Recognized Union'
(3) Soofts Events: (i) Special casual leave shall be granted up to a maximum of 30 dap in
a calendar year for:
(a) Participating in sporE events of national or inteniitional imporbnce; Coaching or
administration of teams participating in sports events of national or international
importance;
(b) Attending Coaching and training camps under Rajkumari Amrit Kaur coaching Scheme or
similar all India coaching or training scheme;
(c) Attentling coaching or training camps organized by National Institute of patiala; and
(d) Coaching camps in sports organized by Nationat Sporus Federation or Sports Board
recognized by the @vernment of 'India (Department of Youth Affairs and SporB) or
t. SporB Authority of India.
(ii) Participating in mountaineering trekkirtg o<peditions approved by the Indian
Mountalneering Foundation or organized by the Youth Hostets.Association of India.
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(iii)
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Special Casual Leave shall also be granted to employees for a period not o<ceeding 10
dala in any calendar year for participating in Inter Rqlion tournament and sporung events held
in any place in India.
(iv) Period in o<cess of 30/10 days in a year will be treated as regular leave and journey
period to and from shall also be o<cluded the limit of 30/10 darc.
(v) In the case of an employee who is seiected for participating in sportr events of National
or International iminrtance,.the period of actual days on which they participate ln the evenb as
also the Ume spent in travelling to and from such tournaments oi meeg may be treated as duty.
Further, if the pre-participating coaching camp is helci in connection with the above-mentioned
events and the employee is required to attend the.same, this period may also be treated as on
duW.
(vi) The quantum of special casual leave for a period not exceeding 30 days in a calendar
also their attending the. pre-selection trail camp connecting with sporb events
b (d) in p# (i) above, will cover
of national or
internationa! importance.
(4) EmDlovees who could not attend office, on account gJ Bandh, Curfew, failure of
TransoorL etc: (a) The competent Authority may grant at its discretion, Special Casual Leave to
employee residing at places 8 kms. away from their ofrlces when they are unable to attend
office due to dislocation of traffic arising out of natural calamities, bandhs etc. subject to the
condition that no transport facility is made available by the Authority, Those employees, who are
in possession of Mobrcar or Mobr Cycle or Scooter or Moped and are claiming reimbursement of
conveyance petrol charges, are not entitled to special casual leave on this account. If the
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absence was due to picketing or disturbances or curfew, special casual leave may be granted
irrespective of the distance from residence to office.
(b) If, however, the officlal had applied, or applies for leavi for genuine reasons e.g. medical
grounds, etc. for the day or days of the bandh, he / she may be granted the leave admissible
including casual leave and not Special Casual leave.
(5) Other Purooses: Special Casual Leave may also be granted for :
(a) Participating in'Republic Day parades and rehearsals theleof as members of St. John
Ambulance Brigade.
(b) Donating blood to recognized blood banks on working days for that day only;
(c) Training and duty as members of officially sponsored auxiliary police organization, such
as Home Guards, National Volunteer Corps, etc.; and
(d) The day of election or bye-election ror the Lok Sabha or State Assembly in the
Constituency where the employee resides, if his office were outside the constituency and is not
close for the day.
(6) , Combination of Soecial Casual Leave: (i) The special casual leave can be combined
with Sundays, restricGd holidays and other holidays but not with any other kind of leave.
(ii) This leave will not figure in the regUlar leave account of the employee. It will be treated
as duty for all purpOSes like fixation of pay, grant of increment and payment of salary.
t4, CASUAT LEAVE * (1) Application for casual leave - An application for casual leave
shall be made ltl the prescribed form (Form No. V).
(2) Conditions for grhnt of GAsual Leave - Casual leave will be admissible to all
c any other kind of leave. When so combined, the inltructions regarding the total period of
absence, shall be issued by Competent Authority; '
(iii) Casual leave cannot be availed of for less than half a day;
(iv) Newly appointed employees during their first year of service will be given casual leave at
the rate of 3 days per quarter;
(v) Casual leave will not figure in the regular leave account of the employee. It will be
treated as duty for all purposes like fixation of pay, grant of increment and payment of
salary;
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(vi) Casual leave is to be got sanctioned in advance except in the case of emergency or
sudden illness. In such cases, the concerned official is required h intimate the office on
phone or through written communication; and
(vii) Maintenance of Casual leave Record - the casual leave records for the official working in
different units or Depaftments will be maintained by the Units or Departments
concerned themselves. However, in the case of Head of Depaftment the casual leave
record will be maintained by the Department of Personnel.
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16. AMENDMENTS. - These leave regulations may be amended or modified from time to
time by the Authority.
17. REMOVAL OF IDUBT. - Where a doubt arises as to the interpretation of these regulations,
it shall be referred to the Chairpeson of the Authority who shall decide the same.
18.Repeat and Saving Clause: - (1) On and from the appointed.date, International Airpofts
Authority of India [Leave] fi,egulations, 1990 and amendments from time to time shall stand
repealed;
(2) Notwithstanding such repeal, anything done or any action taken or purported to have been
done or taken under the aforesaid Regulations so repealed, shall, in so far as it is not inconsistept
t with the provisions of these Regulations, be deemed to have been done or taken under the
corresponding provisions of these Regulations.
52 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDh{ARY
FORM NO.I
AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
APPLICATION FOR LEAVE OR FOR EfiENSION OF LEAVE
(For Earned Leave, Half-Pay Leave, Commuted Leave, Leave Not due, Extra€rdinary Leave,
Materpity Leave)
[Refer Rqulations 11'(1), (2), (3) (4) (5) & (6)]
1. Name
2. Designation
3. Employee No.
4. Department /Section
5. Type of Leave
t
w'
Date :
(Sig nature of Appllcant)
Signature Signature
(Section Head) (Departmental Head)
Name: Name:
Date : Date
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FOR,M NO. II
enclosed.
-{F Name
Designation
Department /Section
Employee No.
No. of Encls.
Dated :
(Signature of Applicant)
r
Name of Officer
Date Designation
Departmen!
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FORM N-O. U
Name
Cause of Accident
Name of officer
Signature of Head of DePtt. reporting
Department
Date : Date
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FORM NO. W
AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
I have met with accident and sustained injury on _ (Date) while working
in I request that I
(Deptt). may be granted Special
\ Nature of Injury
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Medical Certificate and Fitness Certificate and details of the Medical Treatment taken
Name
Date Designation
Employee
Department
Name
Designation
Employee No.
Casual Leave/RH
required to be
availed on
Saturdays/Sundays &
&
Holidays, if any,
proposed to be
pre-fixed/suffixed
(with date)
of ) w