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Gramin Dak Sevaks (Conduct and
Engagement) RulesGramin Dak Sevak (GDS) Online Engagement Schedule, July 2024
Applications are invited from the eligible candidates to fill the vacant posts of
Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDSs) [i.e, Branch Postmaster (BPM)/Assistant Branch
Postmaster (ABPM)/Dak Sevaks] in different offices of the Department of Posts.
The detail of the vacant posts is given in Annexure-I. The applications are to be
submitted online at the following link https://indiapostgdsonline.gov.in.
2. Registration/Online application/Edit-correction Window:
The candidates would need to register themselves before submitting an online
application. They would need a valid Mobile No. and active email address for
registration purposes. A candidate can have only one registration to submit an online
application. Filling up duplicate/multiple registrations/applications are not allowed
and filling up of duplicate/multiple applications would invite cancellation of all the
applications filled by the candidate. The applicants are not required to attach any
document with the application form. However, they will have to upload their recent
photograph and signature in the portal.
The detailed instructions for registration and filing up the online application
form are given in the Annexure-II. The candidates are advised to carefully fill their
registration and application forms, and review the same before final submission. Still
there is a mistake, the candidates need not to register again, as there would be an
opportunity to edit/correct the registration/application form after the stipulate closing
date. The edit/correction window of three days will be provided. The schedule of
registration and edit/correction window is as under:
SERVICE CONDITIONS AND BRIEF JOB PROFILE AND
RESIDENCE/ACCOMMODATION:
The applicants must clearly understand that the GDSs are not regular
employees of the Department and their emoluments, allowances and other
entitlements are not at par with the Central Government employees. Their service
conditions are governed by Department of Posts, Gramin Dak Sevaks (Conduct and
Engagement) Rules, 2020 [referred to as GDS Rules], as revised from time to time and
not framed under the Article 309 of the Constitution of India. They are holders of
Civil Posts outside the civil services of state. They are required to serve, mostly,
in rural areas to render the services of the Department. As per Rule 3 A of the said GDS
Rules, they are required to work for minimum for a period of four hours and maximum
for five hours a day and then cannot be retained as Sevak beyond 65 years of age. A
sevak should have other source of income besides the allowances to be paid by the
Government for adequate means of livelihood for himself and his family. The
candidates selected as BPMs are required to arrange accommodation for running the
post office (called as Branch Post Office) at their own cost. The candidates are advised
to carefully go through the said GDS Rules, which are available on the official website
of the Department. The brief job profiles of different categories of GDSs are as under:
i. BRANCH POSTMASTER (BPM)
The Job Profile of Branch post Master include:
a) Day to day postal operations of Branch post Office (B.O) and India post
Payments Bank (IPPB) in the manner as prescribed by the Department from
time to time