1. The officers of Government travelling on university business will receive Travelling Allowance direct from the __________ according to the existing rules.

2. Travelling Allowance will be allowed to an officer on retirement (on superannuation) to enable him to proceed to any place within or outside the state if the journey is performed within __________ of the date of retirement.

3. An officer, when making a journey by air in a Government machine or in a machine chartered by Government for the purpose shall pay _________ as the case may be, to Government on behalf of each person not entitled to travel in that machine who may accompany him.

4. Non officials (including retired officials) serving in First Class Committee, Board etc. Will be allowed Travelling Allowance and Daily Allowance at the rates admissible to ____________

5. It is the duty of ___________ to scrutinize carefully the distance entered in Travelling Allowance bills before signing or countersigning the same.

6. In cases where the period of training exceeds _________ months, compensatory allowance will be granted to the different classes of officers deputed for training outside the state.

7. Daily Allowance may not be drawn for any day on which a Government Servant does not reach a point outside a radius of 8 Kms. from the duty point. This is exempted in the case of

8. Daily Allowance is calculated on the __________ and with reference to the grade to which officer belong.

9. For journeys performed by foot between places not connected by any public conveyance, officers of the _________ grade shall be given milage at the rate applicable for journeys by special conveyance.

10. When an officer performs both rail and air journies on the same day he will be allowed to draw the actual incidental expenses at the prescribed rates subject to a minimum of _________ for both the air and rail journey together.