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This was a great legacy to which India succeeded in the field of administration at the time of Independence who served Britishers with unquestionable loyalty and who had frequent brushes with national leaders shifted their loyalty to Infant Republic and started serving it with equal unquestionable loyalty and dedication.  \nOdisha became a separate province on 1st April 1936 with six districts viz. Balasore, Cuttack, Ganjam, Koraput, Puri and Sambalpur. Previously, Bihar and Odisha Service Code was in force. As the districts of Koraput and Ganjam were under Madras Province prior to 1st April, 1936, the Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules of Madras Government were in force in those two districts.  \nSince separate service rules were not framed by Government of Odisha soon after Orissa became a separate province on 1st April, 1936, the Bihar and Orissa Service Code and the Fundamental Rules and Subsidiary Rules of Madras Government were in force in the respective districts upto 31st March, 1939.  \nOn 1st April, 1939, the Orissa Service Code framed under (2)(b) Section 241 of Government of India Act,1935 . In the said rule (Rule-3), the privileges like age of superannuation of ex-Bihar and Orissa Government employees, who were in service on 31st March, 1939 were not withdrawn.The ex-Bihar and Orissa and Madras Government employees and some of some of the ex-State employees were entitled to retire at the age of 60 years though under the Orissa Service Code the age of retirement was, 55 years subsequently raised to 58 years from 11th June, 1974.  \nOdisha assumed the present form on 1st April, 1949.The number of district has been increased from 6 to 13.  \nGovernment of Odisha in Finance Department Notification No.11711 Estt. 126/49-F Dated 20.08.1950 direct that the Odisha Service Code shall deemed to be a Code of Rules made under Article 309.  \n1. General Scope -  \n2. Definitions-  \n3. General Conditions of Service- 4. Pay -  \n5. Addition to Pay - 6. Leave - 7. Joining Time - 8. Deputation on Foreign Service & to other Government -  \nRule-1-Rule-7  \nRule-8-Rule-48A  \nRule-49-Rule-72A  \nRule-73-Rule-97  \nRule-98-Rule-129  \nRule-130-197  \nRule-198-211  \nRule-212-213  \n2  \nRULE-1: Short title and Commencement of this Code :  \nThis Code of rules may be called the Orissa Service Code. Except as where as provided, the rule contained therein shall come in to force with effect from the 1st April, 1949.  \nThe rules in the Orissa Service Code have been framed by the Governor of Orissa under Clause(b) of sub-section(2) of Section 241 of Government of India Act,1935;  \nApplicable to (i) State Services, (ii) Special Officers and (iii) Subordinate Services under the rule making control of Government of Odisha and  \nNot applicable to members of all India Services and those officers who are governed by Fundamental Rules framed by the Secretary of the State and the Supplementary Rules framed there under by the Government of Odisha.  \nRULE-2: Application of this Code :  \nThis Code shall apply to all persons, appointed to public services and posts in connection with the affairs of the state (herein after referred to as the Government servant)  \nGovernment servant : “Government servant means any person appointed to serve in connection with the affairs of the State, in respect of whom the Government of Odisha is empowered to make rules under Article 309 of the Constitution of India. Whether for the time being such person is serving in connection with the affairs of the Government of India or of any State, or is on foreign service, or on leave.(P&S Department No.4757/Gen. Dated 07.04.1959.)  \nUPSC vs. Girish Jayantilal Vaghela, 2006, SCC 482 : Government servant means person who  \n1) Is a member of a service or holds a civil post under the Union and includes any such person on Foreign Service or whose services are temporar","cbCailvwDFnjw7gP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailvwDFnjw7gP","pdf",6472722,453,"English","# ODISHA SERVICE CODE\n## Historical background and adoption\n## General scope and definitions\n## RULE-1: Short title and Commencement\n## RULE-2: Application of this Code\n## Key definitions: government servant, public servant, civil servant, post","[{\"question\":\"When does the Odisha Service Code come into effect, and what is its short title?\",\"answer\":\"It is called the Orissa Service Code and comes into force with effect from 1 April 1949, subject to the exceptions provided in the rules.\"},{\"question\":\"Who does the Odisha Service Code apply to under RULE-2?\",\"answer\":\"It applies to all persons appointed to public services and posts connected with the affairs of the state, defined as government servants, and it does not apply to members of all India Services or officers governed by Fundamental Rules and supplementary rules.\"},{\"question\":\"What definitions are given for key terms like government servant and civil post?\",\"answer\":\"A government servant is any person appointed to serve in connection with state affairs for whom the government can make rules under Article 309. 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