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Chapter IIntroduction

1Definitions
2Public and private management
3Aided and unaided Institutions
4Classification of Educational Institutions
5Different kinds of colleges
6Different kinds of schools
7Functions of Different Institutions
8Educational Policy of the State Government
9Religious Neutrality
10Medium of Instruction
12The provisions made in the Plan and Non-Plan Budgets of Education Department, with respect to the pay of establishment and other charges in regard to the subjects required now to be dealt by the new Directorate, will, after the new Directorate has been set-up, be deemed to have been transferred from the control of the Directorate of Social and Youth Welfare and in modification of previous orders of Government on the subjects, the latter will also be a Controlling Officer in respect of expenditure from the budget heads concerned the details of which appear in the statement embodied in Annexure III. The arrangement will continue till such time that separate budget head is opened with the concurrence of Accountant-General, Bihar regard to subjects to be dealt by the new Directorate and the Director of Social and Youth Welfare is declared as the Controlling Officer in respect thereof. Till then the cost in account of pay, allowances etc., of the officers and staff at the headquarters of the Directorate of Social and Youth Welfare, will be met from the appropriate unit under the budget head "28-Education - E - General - Direction"
13It will appear from the above that the posts required for the headquarters the Directorate of Social and Youth Welfare, other than those of the Accountant and cashier, have been created either by transfer thereto from the Directorate of Public Instruction or by keeping in abeyance an equivalent post in that Directorate. The Additional cost on the setting up of the new Directorate will thus be only Rs. 21,580 recurring and Rs. 20,000 non-recurring, as per details given in the statement appended thereto (Annexure IV.) To enable immediate expenditure in this regard being met, a sum of Rs. 35,000 (Rs. 15,000 recurring and Rs. 20,000 nonrecurring) has been taken from the State Contingency Fund sanctioned in Finance Department memo. no. 1024 dated the 11th August 1962. Necessary provision in this regard will be made in the Supplementary Statement of Expenditure for 1962-63. Until such time that a separate budget head in opened, the cost in this regard will be debitable to the appropriate unit under the head "28-Education - E - General - Direction" in current year's budget
14Government have been pleased to decide that, on the transfer thereof to the new Directorate of Social and Youth Welfare, the posts of Divisional Social Education Organisers, District Social Education Organiser and Lady Social Education Organisers, will be re-designated as Regional Social and Youth Welfare Officers. District Social and Youth Welfare Officers and Lady Social Welfare Organisers respectively. In regard to the posts of Male Social Education Organisers in the C.D. Blocks, Government have been pleased to decide that these should be abolished according as the present incumbents thereto are absorbed in suitable posts in Education and Gram Panchayat Departments, and the work performed at present by these Social Education Organisers, distributed between the Sub-Inspectors of Schools (to be designated hereafter as Block Education Extension Officers) and the Gram Panchayat Supervisors in such a manner that the former are entrusted with the work relating only to the organisation and inspection of Social Education Centres and Public Libraries and the remaining work is entrusted to the latter. It has further been decided that, in regard to the work so entrusted to them the Sub-Inspectors of Schools (to be designated hereafter as Block Education Extension Officers) and the Gram Panchayat Supervisors will be responsible to their respective District Social and Youth Welfare Officers
15It has been decided that, until the existing Male Social Education Organisers have been absorbed in other posts, they will continue to work as such. With the setting up of the Directorate, their services will also be transferred hereto and will be at its disposal for the remaining period to work as Social Education Organisers
54BApplication of District Education Fund. - The District Education Fund shall, subject to such rules as may be prescribed by the State Government be applicable to the following objects, namely :
54CAccounts of District Education Fund, how to be kept and published. - Account books of the District Education Fund shall be kept by the District Superintendent of Education
62APower of State Government to appoint District Superintendent of Education and other officers. - The State Government may appoint for each district a District Superintendent of Education and such other officer or officers to assist him as it thinks fit and their establishment and may transfer the Superintendent and the officers from one district to another
62BControl over establishment of schools to which grants-in-aid are made. - Subject to the rules made by the State Government in this behalf, the appointment, posting and promotion of the masters, assistant masters and other establishments of schools to which grants-in-aid are made shall be made, and disciplinary action including removal and dismissal, against them shall be taken, by the District Superintendent of Education in consultation with the District Board
62CProcedure in case of difference of opinion between District Board and District Superintendent of Education. - (1) If there is any difference of opinion between the District Board and the District Superintendent of Education on the question of the removal or dismissal of any member of the establishment of any school the matter shall be referred to such authority as may be prescribed in this behalf, by a general or special order, by the State Government and the decision of such authority shall be final
64AThe District Board may, subject to any rules, made by the State Government under this Act

Chapter IIIGovernment Professional Colleges

160Scope of these rules
161Management
162Submission of returns
163Liability of inspection
164Admission and withdrawal of students
165Discipline
166Attendance at political meetings, etc
167Other meetings
168Membership of outside clubs, etc
169Clubs in Government Professional Colleges
170Governing Body
171Duties of the Governing Body
172Powers delegated to the Governing Bodies of Government Professional Colleges
173Library Rules
174Attendance by Principals at lectures given by other members of the staff
175Vacations and holidays
176Purpose of the colleges
177Governing Body
178Length of Course
179Size of classes and number of students

Chapter IVSchools for General Instruction

200Recognition of High Schools (including Sarvodaya High Schools)
200ASection 200A
201Recognition of Higher Secondary/Multi-purpose Schools
202Recognition of Middle Schools
203Recognition of Primary Schools
204Association of names of eminent persons with educational institutions
205Withdrawal or withholding of recognition
206Withdrawal of approval to the constitution of the managing committee
207Change of status in schools maintained by local bodies
208Change of status requires sanction in writing
209Liability to inspection
210Returns and reports
211Registers
212Curricula
213Inclusion of dignity of labour in the schools
214Teaching of languages at the Secondary School stage
215Significance of National Flag and National Anthem
216Knowledge of preamble to the Constitution of India
217Text-books
218Keys

Chapter VChapter V

458Section 458
459Purpose and control
460Length of courses
461Size of classes and number of students
462Admission
463Selection of candidates
464Medium of Instruction
465Stipends
466Residence
467Teaching staff
468Practice teaching
469Pass Marks
470Place of examination
471Private candidates
472Transfers
473Holidays
474Leave and absence rules
475Section 475
476Conditions of confirmation of teachers
477Examination of English teachers

Chapter VIOriental Education

483Section 483
484Classes of Institutions
485The Madrasa Examination Board
486Functions of the Madrasa Examination Board
487Meetings
488Rules of business
489Channel of correspondence
490Travelling allowance
491Scheme of studies
492Fees
493Recognition of Madrasa
494Scholarships
495Governing Body
496Appointment of members of the Governing body
497Fees
498Controlling Officer
499Primary Urdu schools and Urdu teacher
500Qualification required for Maulvis
501Urdu teachers in Middle schools
502Urdu teachers in High schools

Chapter VIIHostels and Messes

505Application of the Rules in this Section
506Control of Students Living in Hostel or Messes
507Residence of Students
508Admissions
509Caution Money
510Leaving Fee
511Expulsion from a Hostel
512Feeding Arrangements
513Supervision
514Forbidden Practices
515Visitors
516Common Rooms
517Leave of Absence
518Overstaying Leave
519Medical Supervision
520Registers
521Hostel Allowances
522Hostel Allowances During Vacations
523Conditions for Grants to Hostels of aided Schools
524Amount of Grants of Hostels of aided Schools

Chapter VIIIChapter VIII

555General Rules
556Inflammable Buildings
557Departmental and Public Works Department Buildings
558General Procedure
559Powers of Administrative Approval
560Deposit Works
561Technical Sanction
562Requisition of Estimate for the purpose of Administrative approval
563Preparation of estimates for the purpose of Administrative approval
564Submission of Estimates for the purpose of Administrative approval
565Communication of administrative approval
566Allotment of Funds
567Selection of sites for Small Works
568Selection of sites for large works
569Repair to non-residential building
570Repairs to residential buildings
571Restriction regarding Public Works Department land and buildings
572Cost of repairs to Public Works Department building
573General rules
574Head to which the cost is debited

Chapter IXScholarships

637Grades of scholarships
638Where school and college scholarships are tenable
639Action to be taken by persons who hold, or are candidates for, scholarships when the recognition of a college or school is withdrawn
640Tuition fees
641Free tuition after the scholarship period
642Dates from which scholarship are tenable
643School scholarships tenable in other States
644Migration of candidates
645Late transfers
646Candidates must take the examination at the first chance
647Details to be recorded regarding candidates
648Candidates must state where they wish their scholarships to be made tenable
649Control of scholarship-holders
650Transfer of scholarships
651Period within which scholarship holders must join their Institutions
652Scholarships awarded to pardanashin girls
653Withdrawal of scholarships
654Re-award of Scholarships
655Procedure for drawal of scholarships
656Drawing and disbursing officers for drawal of scholarships, stipends and book-grants

Chapter XThe Board of Secondary Education, The Board of Bihar Basic Education. The Text-Bokk and Education Literature Committee. The Board of Adult (Social) Education. The State Board of Physical and Health Education. The Rashtra Bhasha Parishad. The School Examination Committee. The Board of Sanskrit Education. The Board of Cultural Education (Sanskritik Shiksha Parishad), Bihar.

697Functions of the Board
698Constitution
699Right of Government to address the Board
700Rules for the Conduct of Business
701Procedure as regards Inspection
702Expenses
703Delegation of Power to the Secretary
704Section 704
705Duties of Secretary
706Rates of remuneration
744State Board of Physical and Health Education
745Functions
746Composition
747Rules for Recognition of Akharas and other Athletic Organisations
748Rules and Conditions for Grant-in-aid
749Rules regarding the Recognition and Grant-in-aid to Physical Culture Institutions
750Functions
751Educational Guidance
752Vocational Guidance
753Organisation of Educational and Vocational Guidance

Chapter XIDepartmental Organisation and Procedure.

794Different services
795Appointment to Bihar Education Service
796Power of appointment to the department
797Age-limits
798Method of filling vacancies
799Appointment of District Superintendent of Education and Sub-divisional Education Officers
800Appointment to the Subordinate Educational Service
801Preliminary enquiries
802Initial qualifications for appointment to the Subordinate Educational Service
803Different scales of pay
804Pay of the Bihar Educational Service
805Grant of advance increments in the Bihar Educational Service to Scholars with Ph.D., D.Sc. and D. Lit. degree
806Pay of the Subordinate Education Service
807Pay of the Lower Subordinate Service
808Pay of teachers in Basic institutions
809Pay of the staff employed in the Reformatory School, Hazaribagh
810Pay of Officers outside the grades
811Pay of the Ministerial Service
812Pay of graduates
813Probationary rules

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