(Updated in 2022) [As amended by SRO No. 835/2009, SRO 46/2011, S. R. O. No. 480/2014, SRO No.831/2018, SRO No. 33/2022 and SRO No.851/2022.dt.30/08/2022]  In exercise of the powers conferred by the proviso to Article 309 of the Constitution of India and in supersession of all previous rules on the subject, the Governor of Kerala hereby makes the following rules:

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S.1 Title and application.--

S.2 Definitions.--

S.3 General.--

S.4 Employment of near relatives of Government servants in private firms enjoying Government patronage.--

S.5 Applicability of Rules to Advocate General and other officers who are not full-time officers.--

S.6 Gift, gratuity and reward.--

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S.10 Habitual use of vehicles and animals belonging to others.--

S.11 Public demonstrations in honour of Government servants.-

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S.13 Presentation of trowels, etc., at ceremonial functions.--

S.14 Subscriptions.--

S.15 Purchase of resignation, etc.--

S.16 Lending and borrowing.--

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S.22 Litigation.--

S.23 Sale or lease of Government land.--

S.24 Entering the details of movable and immovable properties in the Service Book/Gazetted Entitlement Register.--

S.25 Buying and selling house and other valuable property.--

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S.28 Holding or acquiring of immovable property.--

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S.36 Control over immovable property held or acquired by Government Servants.--

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S.46 Investments.--

S.47 Membership of Co-operative Societies.--

S.48 Promotion and management of companies.--

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S.51 Private trade or employment.--

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S.53 Government Servants as arbitrators.--

S.54 Conduct of teaching staff in Government Colleges.--

S.55 Conduct of teaching staff and other Government servants.--

S.56 Medical officers and private practice.--

S.57 Government servants directly concerned with execution of public works engaging approved contractors for private works.-

S.58 Insolvency and habitual indebtedness.--

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S.63 Communication of official documents or information.--

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S.65 Connection with press.--

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S.67 Communicating with members of the Legislature.--

S.68 (a) Discussion of the policy or action of Government.--

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S.70 Publication of documents and communications to the Press in the name of Government Servants and public speeches.--

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S.72 Evidence before committees.--

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S.75 Taking part in politics and elections.--

S.76 27A[Taking part in communal or religious activity.--

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S.83 Vindication of acts and character of Government servants as such.--

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S.85 Membership of Association.--

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S.91 Influencing superior authority for furtherance of interest.--

S.92 Broadcast from Radio Station.--

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S.95 Government servants not to partake in any strike.--

S.96 Government servant under suspension.--

S.97 Consulting a Medical Practitioner for the purpose of obtaining leave.--

S.98 Government Servants not to be employed in Private business.--

S.99 Application for appointment in the Gift of Government.--

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S.101 Consequences of resignation.--

S.102 Bigamous Marriages.--

S.103 Residence.--

S.104 Consumption of intoxicating drinks and drugs.--

S.105 Taking or giving of dowry by Government Servants.--

S.106 Ban on smoking.--

S.107 Ban to employ children to work.--

S.108 Prohibition of sexual harassment of working women.--

S.109 Personal representations to the Governor or the Ministers.--

S.110 Interpretation.--

S.111 Delegation of powers.--

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