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ODISHA GOVT DIRECTS FREE PRE & POST HOSPITALISATION UNDER AB-PMJAY/GJAY

ODISHA GOVT DIRECTS FREE PRE & POST HOSPITALISATION UNDER AB-PMJAY/GJAY
SHAS Advisory AB-PMJAY GJAY Pre Post Hospitalisation Odisha

ADVISORY ON FREE PRE & POST HOSPITALISATION UNDER AB-PMJAY/GJAY

State Health Assurance Society, H&FW Dept – Letter No. 1279 Dated 01.06.2026
Reference Letter No. 1279
Department H&FW / SHAS
Issued By CEO, SHAS
Addressee All Empanelled Hospitals

Issue Identified

Illegal Charging
Hospitals charging for covered services

Beneficiary Protection

100% Free
No charges for pre/post hospitalisation

Action Warning

Strict Action
Deviation will be taken seriously

STRICT ADHERENCE MANDATORY

All empanelled hospitals are hereby requested to strictly adhere to the scheme guidelines and refrain from charging money from beneficiaries for any service covered in the package cost. Any deviation will be taken seriously.

Coverage Period & Services

Expenses covered under the AB-PMJAY/GJAY package cost without any charges to beneficiaries:

Pre-Hospitalisation
3 Days
Before Admission
Consultation, Diagnostics, and Medications up to 3 days before getting admitted in the same hospital where treatment under AB-PMJAY/GJAY is initiated.
Post-Hospitalisation
15 Days
After Discharge
Consultation, Medicines, Diagnostics, and Post-Operative Care from the date of discharge up to 15 days. Follow-up visits and diagnostics evaluation must be done free of cost.

Key Directives to Empanelled Hospitals

  • Pre-Hospitalisation Coverage: Expenditure incurred by beneficiary for consultation, diagnostics, and medications up to 3 days before admission is included in the package cost. Applicable only to expenses made in the same hospital where treatment is initiated.
  • Post-Hospitalisation Coverage: Expenses from date of discharge up to 15 days for consultation, medicines, diagnostics, and post-operative care are covered in the package cost.
  • Medication Provision: Hospitals must procure required medications and provide them to the beneficiary free of cost.
  • Follow-up Visits: If diagnostics evaluation and follow-up visits are needed within 15 days post-discharge, they must be done free of cost by the hospitals.
  • No Charging: The beneficiary should not be charged for any pre and post-hospital expenses covered under the package.
  • Surgery Complications: In case of surgery, post-operative complications and readmission linked to the treatment are to be covered under the earlier package cost.
  • Strict Compliance: Any deviation from these guidelines will be taken seriously by SHAS and the Health & Family Welfare Department.

To Whom It Is Addressed

  • All Empanelled Hospitals: Under AB-PMJAY/GJAY across Odisha.
  • CDM & PHOs: For information and necessary action at district level.
  • Nodal Officers: All sections and District Coordinators of SHAS for information and necessary action.
  • Commissioner-cum-Secretary: H&FW Department for kind information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is covered under pre-hospitalisation?
Consultation, diagnostics, and medications up to 3 days before admission in the same hospital where AB-PMJAY/GJAY treatment is initiated. These expenses are included in the package cost.
What is covered under post-hospitalisation?
From the date of discharge up to 15 days, expenses for consultation, medicines, diagnostics, and post-operative care are covered. Follow-up visits and diagnostics must be done free of cost.
Can hospitals charge beneficiaries for these services?
No. Empanelled hospitals are strictly prohibited from charging beneficiaries for any pre-hospitalisation or post-hospitalisation services covered under the AB-PMJAY/GJAY package cost.
What happens if a hospital violates these guidelines?
SHAS has warned that any deviation from these guidelines will be taken seriously. Empanelled hospitals must strictly adhere to the advisory or face disciplinary action.
Are post-operative complications covered?
Yes. In case of surgery, post-operative complications and readmission linked to the treatment are to be covered under the earlier package cost — no additional charges to the beneficiary.

BIHAR GOVT MANDATES QUARTERLY TOURISM VISITS FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

BIHAR GOVT MANDATES QUARTERLY TOURISM VISITS FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

BIHAR MANDATES QUARTERLY TOURISM VISITS FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

General Administration Department (GAD), Govt of Bihar – Directive Dated May 2026
Department General Administration (GAD)
Issued By Additional Chief Secretary
Effective From May 2026
Applicability All State Govt Employees

Frequency

Every Quarter
Once every three months

Duration

2 Days, 2 Nights
Preferably Friday & Saturday

Destinations

Min 3 Per Trip
Outside home district

Accompaniment

With Family
Mandatory family travel

Focus Areas

Eco & Rural Tourism
Sustainable tourism sites

Status

Official Duty
Travel time = work time

Key Conditions & Highlights

  • Quarterly Mandate: All state government employees must undertake a mandatory two-day, two-night tourism trip once every three months (quarterly).
  • Travel Outside Home District: Employees must travel to destinations located outside their home districts to ensure wider exploration of the state.
  • Minimum Destinations: Each trip must cover at least three tourist destinations, with special emphasis on eco-tourism and rural tourism sites.
  • Family Accompaniment: Employees must be accompanied by their families during these trips, promoting family engagement with state tourism.
  • Overnight Stay: Employees are required to stay overnight at the locations, and the duration of travel and stay will be treated as official duty.
  • Preferred Schedule: Travel is ideally scheduled on Fridays and Saturdays to minimize disruption to regular work schedules.
  • Detailed Reporting: After completing visits, employees must submit comprehensive reports including observations, personal experiences, destination details, and photographs to their department heads or district authorities.
  • No Official Work: During these trips, employees are not permitted to conduct inspections, hold review meetings, or operate from official residences. The visits must remain focused on experiencing destinations from a visitor's perspective.
  • Nodal Officers: Designated nodal officers will be appointed across district administrations and departments to compile feedback and forward reports to Tourism, Culture, and Environmental Development departments.
  • Tourism Development: The government will use this feedback to identify gaps and opportunities for tourism development, aiming to strengthen Bihar's tourism ecosystem.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often do Bihar government employees need to undertake tourism visits?
All state government employees must undertake a mandatory tourism trip once every quarter (every three months) as per the GAD directive.
What is the duration of each tourism visit?
Each trip must be for two days and two nights, ideally scheduled on Fridays and Saturdays.
Can employees visit tourist spots within their home district?
No. Employees must travel to destinations located outside their home districts to ensure wider exploration of the state's tourism potential.
How many destinations must be covered in each trip?
Each trip must cover at least three tourist destinations, with special emphasis on eco-tourism and rural tourism sites.
Is family accompaniment mandatory?
Yes. Employees must be accompanied by their families during these trips as part of the directive.
Will the tourism travel affect work schedules or leave balance?
No. The duration of travel and stay will be treated as official duty, so it will not affect work schedules or require leave.
What kind of report must employees submit after the trip?
Employees must submit a detailed report including observations, personal experiences, destination details, and photographs to their department heads or district authorities.
Can employees conduct official work during these tourism trips?
No. Employees are strictly prohibited from conducting inspections, holding review meetings, or operating from official residences during these trips. The visits must remain focused on experiencing destinations from a visitor's perspective.
Who will compile and forward the feedback reports?
Nodal officers will be appointed across district administrations and departments to compile feedback and forward reports to the Tourism, Culture, and Environmental Development departments.
What is the objective of this tourism initiative?
The initiative aims to strengthen Bihar's tourism ecosystem by encouraging direct engagement with the state's cultural, rural, and heritage destinations while gathering ground-level insights for future development planning.

Download the Official Circular:

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DHSE Odisha Class 12 Transfer Admission 2026-27 Under SAMS: Guidelines, Dates & Documents

DHSE Odisha Class 12 Transfer Admission 2026-27 Under SAMS: Guidelines, Dates & Documents
DHSE Odisha SAMS Class XII Transfer Admission

DHSE ORDERS ONLINE TRANSFER ADMISSION FOR CLASS-XII UNDER SAMS

Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha – Letter No. DHSE-SAMS-EADMN-0004-2025 | Dated: 01.06.2026
Reference DHSE-SAMS-EADMN-0004-2025
Department DHSE, Odisha
Academic Year 2026-27
Portal samsodisha.gov.in

Application Opens

17 June 2026
From 11:00 AM onwards

Last Date to Apply

28 June 2026
Till 06:00 PM

DHSE Approval

03-10 July 2026
Review & Final Order

Transfer Admission Timeline (AY 2026-27)

Students and schools must adhere to the following schedule for online transfer admission under SAMS:

17 June 2026 | 11:00 AM
Transfer Application Form available in student's login on SAMS Portal
28 June 2026 | 06:00 PM
Last date for applying online for Transfer Application Form
17-29 June 2026
Verification at Leaving Higher Secondary School level
18 June - 02 July 2026
Document Verification at District Nodal Higher Secondary School (SAMS)
03-10 July 2026
Review and approval of application by DHSE (O)
04-11 July 2026
Admission to Destination Higher Secondary School

Application Process & Key Rules

  • Online Application: Students must log in to the SAMS portal at www.samsodisha.gov.in using their existing user ID (mobile number) and password from 2025-26.
  • School Selection: Student can choose the Higher Secondary School where they want to take transfer admission.
  • Leaving School Verification: The leaving school will verify Name, Roll No, Stream, and Subject combination and provide remarks.
  • Nodal Verification: District Nodal Higher Secondary School will verify documents and remark on their authenticity.
  • DHSE Order: After verification, DHSE (O) will issue the transfer order. Approval is provisional and not a guarantee of admission.
  • HSSLC Collection: Student must collect the Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate (HSSLC) from the leaving school and report to the destination school within the specified timeline.
  • HSSLC Rule: HSSLC should be issued only after the DHSE (O) transfer order is received.
  • Self-Withdrawal: Students who have willingly taken HSSLC without prior DHSE (O) approval will not be eligible for transfer admission.
  • Record Keeping: Schools must collect, verify, and keep DHSE (O) Transfer Orders for submission to CHSE (O) during Class-XII Exam 2026 form fill-up.

Selection Criteria

  • Admission is subject to vacancy and subject combination availability as per the student's stream. No seat enhancement is allowed.
  • Transfer admission approvals at DHSE (O) against vacancies shall be considered purely on a merit basis.
  • No special consideration will be given based on reservation or weightage.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Vacancies in the destination school will be considered in relation to the stream and subjects chosen during Class-XI admission.
  • Transfer admission is not applicable to students from Boards / Councils other than CHSE (O).
  • Student must have been admitted through CAF during the scheduled e-Admission period of 2025-26.
  • Transfers allowed only under special cases: parental transfer, retirement, death, marriage of a female student, or serious medical reasons as per Government Order.
  • Out-of-state transfers may be allowed only for parental transfer, retirement, or death, subject to CHSE (O) syllabus match and DHSE (O) approval.

Certificates & Documents Required

Scanned copies of the following documents must be uploaded as per the reason for transfer:

Parental Transfer
Transfer order issued by competent authority
Parental Retirement
Retirement Certificate by competent authority
Parental Death
Death Certificate by competent authority
Marriage of Girl Student
Marriage Certificate
Medical (Severe Illness)
Medical certificate signed by CDMO rank or higher, with forwarding letter

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the online transfer application open?
The Transfer Application Form for Class-XII will be available in the student's login on the SAMS Portal at www.samsodisha.gov.in from 17 June 2026 at 11:00 AM.
What is the last date to apply for transfer admission?
The last date for applying online for the Transfer Application Form is 28 June 2026 till 06:00 PM.
Is DHSE approval a guarantee of admission?
No. DHSE (O) approval is provisional and not a guarantee of admission. The student must collect the HSSLC from the leaving school and report to the destination school within the specified timeline.
Can I take HSSLC before receiving the DHSE transfer order?
No. Students who have willingly taken the HSSLC without prior approval of the DHSE (O) transfer order will not be eligible for transfer admission. HSSLC should be issued only after the transfer order is received.
What documents are required for parental transfer?
A scanned copy of the Transfer order issued by the competent authority is required for parental transfer cases.
Are out-of-state transfers allowed?
Out-of-state transfers may be allowed only for parental transfer, retirement, or death, subject to CHSE (O) syllabus match and DHSE (O) approval.