
SHORT NOTES ON CIL TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE (TA) RULES, 2010
Coal India Travelling Allowance (TA) Rules, 2010 with amendment upto March2025
1.2 Date of Enforcement
- Applicable for all journeys made on or after 1st July 2010.
1.3 Coverage
- Applies to all employees of Coal India Ltd (CIL), including:
- Executives and non-executives,
- Employees of subsidiary companies,
- Trainees, probationers, and apprentices (excluding those under the Apprentices Act, 1961),
- Board-level executives.
1.4 Also Covers
- Employees under contract, agreement, or on deputation to CIL or its subsidiaries, as per the terms in their respective agreements.
2.0 Right to Modify
- The company reserves full rights to modify, amend, or cancel any of the TA rules or related supplementary rules at any time without prior notice.
3.0 Interpretation of Rules
- The power to interpret these rules lies with:
- Director (P&IR),
- Chairman, CIL.
- Their interpretation will be final and binding.
4.0 Key Definitions
a) Competent Authority
- Refers to Board of Directors of CIL or any person/authority delegated with such power.
b) Company
- Means Coal India Limited, including all subsidiaries and offices.
c) Employee
- Any person officially appointed in service, including those from former colliery companies now under CIL.
- Casual employees are excluded.
d) Family
- Includes:
- Spouse (husband/wife),
- Unmarried children (including step and adopted) up to 25 years of age or until earning,
- Students but unmarried sons and unemployed daughters,
- Married daughters only if divorced/separated/abandoned and financially dependent,
- Stepchildren from a spouse’s previous marriage.
Special Provisions:
- If spouse is employed elsewhere, a declaration and certificate are required to confirm no dual medical benefits are claimed.
If the company has provided special HRA for family retention at a different location, the clause "residing with the employee" is waived
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