Dear Sir, My dad is a lecturer in a Junior College which is a branch of Maratha Vidya Prasarak Samaj, Nashik which apparently is funded by Maharashtra goverment. He is neither a direct Class I recruit, nor did he get into Class I at the age of 40 or earlier. His income is more than 6 lakh. Will this college be under PSU or government? He says it is semi-government institution. What I am confused about is, whether he will be considered a government employee or a PSU employee or something else. i.e. Will I be eligibe to get a non creamy layer certificate? Also, I read the gross annual income bracket of 6 lakh is income excluding from salaries & agricultural land. Are there any limitations to this?
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Your father is not govt employee or psu employee
Samaj is registered under Bombay public trust act and one of the most prestigious centers of learning in the State of Maharashtra
If your father income is more than Rs 6 lakhs you would not get OBC NL certificate
1.Is the gross annual income bracket of 6 lakh, excluding income from salaries & agricultural land. 2.Will the bonus and other monetary benifits my dad will recieve right after retirement (I'm not talking about the regular pension he'll recieve) be included in the 6 lakh income? And what about pension?
gross annual income of Rs. 6 lakhs per year or above for a period of last three consecutive years excludes income from salaries & agricultural land
For pension persons creamy layer is determined on basis of service status and not income status
If it is a government aided institution then he may be considered as government employee hence he would be eligible for the concessions and privileges as a government employee in this regard.
For non-creamy layer the incomes other than salary income and income from agricultural are taken into account for that 6 lakhs limit.
1.Is the gross annual income bracket of 6 lakh, excluding income from salaries & agricultural land.
Yes, you are right in your understanding.
2.Will the bonus and other monetary benifits my dad will recieve right after retirement (I'm not talking about the regular pension he'll recieve) be included in the 6 lakh income? And what about pension?
Regular pension is also a kind of salary income for this purpose.
Sir, I've applied at the local Tehsil office in Nashik, Maharashtra for Non-Creamy layer certificate. They rejected my application stating my father's gross annual income exceeds 8 lakh. My father's income excluding salary and agricultural income is less than Rs.1 lakh. But if salary (pension) and agricultural income is included, it is above 8 lakh. He is a retired (Non-Govt) College teacher. What are my options?
You can File appeal against order rejecting your application for non creamy layer certificate if you so desire
your father salary income would be considered as he was working for private sector in determining creamy layer status
Your father's alary income status before retirement shall be taken into consideration for computing annual income of the family for assessing the non creamy layer status.
The agricultural income shall not be included for calculating the annual income.
Further the pension income cannot be claimed by you as income because the status of salary income at the time retirement shall be taken into consideration.