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The Commission is grateful to you for bringing to its Notice about the award of Ph.D. and D . degrees by the Open International University for Complimentary Medicines, Colombo, Sri Lanka. Subsequently to receipt of you r letter No. IOE D 97 1089 dt. 28.1.1998, the Commission also received a letter from the Vice-Chairman, the Bar Council of Gujarat informing us on the above subject. In support of this, he has also enclosed a letter No. UGC L 81 dt. 9.2.1998 from the Chairman, UGC, Sri Lanka, stating that the Open International University for Complimentary Medicines has not been established or recognized as a Higher Educational Institution Institute, under the Universities Act. No. 16 of 1978 as amended. Therefore, any such Degree or other academic distinction issued by this institution is not valid in law in Sri Lanka. A copy of the letter is enclosed for your information. The Commission is issuing a circular to all the Universities Deemed to be Universities Institutes of National Importance IITs asking them not to give any recognition to the Degree Diploma or any other academic distinction conferred by The Open International University for Complimentary Medicines, Sri Lanka. 8 Copy of CSIR letter No.16 178 ; 94-E.II dated 26.3.1999 * Sub: - Exemption of Council employees from application of ESI Act, 1948. I directed to state that the Labs. Instts. have been approaching CSIR for obtaining exemption from the applicability of ESI Act, 1948 in individual cases and delay in submission of the application with the authorities have, in some cases, resulted in the imposition of penalties by ESI. In order to obviate this situation, CSIR had moved an application to the Ministry of Labour for grant of exemption in respect of CSIR including all its Labs. Instts. The Ministry of Labour vide its letter No.5-38014 1 99-55.I dated 22.2.1999 has now intimated that the regular employees of CSIR including its Labs. Instts who are in receipt of benefits substantially similar or superior to the benefits available under ESI Scheme are already exempted from purview of ESI Act. But the Casual work charged employees in such establishments are covered under ESI Act because such casual workers are not eligible for the benefits as are available to the permanent or temporary employees of the CSIR. A copy of this letter is sent herewith for information, guidance and appropriate necessary action by the concerned Labs. Instts. Now, with the receipt of this letter of exemption from the Ministry of Labour, the concerned Labs. Instts. may settle their cases disputes pending with the local ESI authorities in respect of regular employees of CSIR. As regards the casual workers engaged in the Labs. instts., those labs. Instts should contribute to ESI as per rule towards ESI benefits extended to be extended to the Casual Workers working with them, without any delay. * Subject supplied by Editors and elmiron.
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