
Madhya Pradesh's Tribal Affairs Department has ordered the transfer of hostel superintendents who have been posted for over seven years in hostels, ashram schools and residential schools. Superintendents who have completed a seven-year term will not be re-posted as superintendent in the same or any other hostel.
Applications for new postings are invited from 5 to 7 October on the e-HRMS portal. Candidates can give up to 15 posting preferences. The department has set a normal maximum tenure of three years for superintendents, extendable to five years on satisfactory work. No superintendent can hold charge of more than one institution.
The order directly affects superintendents who have remained in one post for seven years or more, breaking a long-standing stagnation in tribal hostels. The department has structured the transfer in two phases: the first targets those with completed tenures, and a second phase from 12 to 14 October will fill vacant posts. The move also imposes a new three-year tenure norm and bars multiple-institution charge. Women-only hostels and ashram schools will accept applications only from female teachers. False information in applications will invite action against both the applicant and the verifying officer.
Commissioner, Tribal Affairs issued the directive.
Source: bhaskar.com
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