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Posting of CPWD Engineers Outside 
Delhi
716. SHRI RAM SAGAR (Saidpur); 
Willthe Minister of URBAN DEVELOPMENT 
be pleased to state:
(a) the details of the transfer policy in 
respect of Junior Engineers, Assistants En­
gineers, Executive Engineers, Superintend­
ing Engineers and Chief Engineers of CPWD;
(b) the number of Junior Engineers of 
CPWD who have been in Delhi for more than 
ten years and not yet transferred to other 
stations out of Delhi in accordance with the 
laid down transfer policy:
(c) the number of Assistant Engineers, 
Executive Engineers, Superintending Engi­
neers and Chief Engineers awaiting posting 
orders in Delhi after completing of 10 years 
of stay; and
OPM ENT (SHRI DAULAT*RAM SARAN):
(a) The Engineers of Central Public Works 
Department of the rank of Assistant Engi­
neers and above are required to serve any­
where in India either in an organisation of the 
Department on deputation to Unk>n Territo­
ries, Public Undertakings and Central Gov­
ernment Projects, in accordance with the 
orders issued by the Government from time 
to time. They are liable to be transferred from 
one office to another or from one station to 
another or to another Government 
organisation in the interest of pubik: service. 
While deckiing transfers, several factors, 
viz., tenure transfer guidelines, hard areas 
posting, zonal requirements, deputatior 
polkry of the Department, judtekjus balance 
between the needs of the Department and 
personal diffk:ulties of the officers etc. are 
taken into account. However, Junior Engi­
neers are transferred within the regnn allot­
ted to them at the time of recruitment.
(d) the details of steps taken to implement 
the transfer policy?
THE MINISTER OF URBAN DEVEL-
(b) and (c). Details of Engineers of the 
CPWD who have been in Delhi for more than 
ten years and not yet transferred to other 
stations out of Delhi, are as under;
Category Civil Electrical
Junior Engineers 250+ 253+
Assistant Engineers 41 + 81 +
Executive Engineers 6 11
Superintending Engineers 5 4
Chief Engineers 2 _
(-•-approximate)
(d) The cases of senior officers staying 
in Delhi for over ten years are regularly 
reviewed by the respective transfer posting
Committees/authorities and decision taken. 
The longest stayees are transferred to other 
stations keeping in view the e x i g e n c i e s  o
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the Government works as well as transfer 
guidelines. As regards overstayal of Junior 
Engineers a readyrtesS list of transfers of the 
Junior Engineers has been issued after 
compiling the list of Junior Engineers, in 
accordance with the-provisions of the guide­
lines. The transfer orders of these Junior 
Engineers wilt be issued keeping in view the 
vacancies and exigencies of work outside 
Delhi.
Bakery Units in Manipur
717. SHRI N. TOMBI SINGH: Will the 
Minister of FOOD PROCESSING INDUS­
TRIES be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Government propose 
to open sophisticated Bakery units in Imphal, 
Manipur to meet the requirement of quality 
bread there; and
(b) if so. the details thereof?
THE MINISTER OF TEXTILES AND 
MINISTER O F FOOD PROCESSING IN­
DUSTRIES (SHRI HUKUMDEO NARAYAN 
YADAV): (a) No. Sir.
(b) Question does not arise.
[Translation]
Pay Scale of Sports instructors
718. PROF. YADU NATH PANDEY: 
Will the Minister of HUMAN RESOURCE 
d e v e l o p m e n t  be pleased to state:
(a) whether the Sports Authority of 
India had app>ointed some National Institute 
of Sports Instructors in the pay scale of Rs. 
2000-Rs. 4000, but in 1987 when the Sports 
Authority of India was merged with National 
institute of Sports, the salary of the Instruc­
tors who joined Sports Authority of India from 
National Institute of Sports was fixed at Rs. 
1640 and if so, the reasons therefor;
(b) whether the qualifications and 
functionsof the instructors of Sports Authority 
of India as well as N.I.S. are &ame. if so, 
whether Government propose to fix same 
pay scales for them and if so. when such 
anomaly will tse removed; and
(c) whether the seniorty of N.I.S. in­
structors, appointed in Sports Authority of 
India, is being treated from the date of their 
joining S. A.I. and if not, the reasons therefor 
and when these anomalies are likely to be 
removed?
TH E  M INISTER O F HUMAN R E­
S O U R C E  D E V E LO P M E N T (SHRI 
RAJMANGAL PANDE): (a) Yes, Sir. Before 
its amalgamation with National Institute of 
Sports (NIS), Sports Authority of India (SAI) 
recruited Coaches in the pay scale of Rs. 
2200-Rs. 4000 for the specific job of training 
of-selected, talented children from all over 
the country and admitted to adopted schools 
of SAI under a new Scheme.
Before amalgamation of NIS with sports 
Authority of India, the NIS had Coaches in 
the Following scales:
Rs. 3700-5000 
Rs. 3000-4500 
Rs. 2200-4000 
Rs. 1640-2900 
Rs. 1200-2040