Hi sir i am dsc pers i want my monthly pay slip month of june2016.my army no. 09422340k sep mati chandra Rai in dsc centre kannur.

FUNCTIONS : Administrative functions, discipline, matters related to payment, service of Officers/Staff of the PAO, allotment of departmental accommodation and records management.

CENTRAL CONTROL GROUP



FUNCTIONS: Deals with PLI, AGIS, excess consumption of license fee, maintenance of AFPP fund a/c on deputation to embassy, Assam Rifles and Coast Guard , contingent and other miscellaneous vouchers, Controlling Transfer in-out of IRLA of other corps, rendering report on Major financial and Accounting Irregularities, rendering report on quarterly Abstract and Receipt charges, centrally controlling all final settlement and local discharge, deserter and death cases and liaison with Record Office.

REVIEW GROUP



FUNCTIONS: Issue of LPC in respect of PBOR those who proceeding on discharge/death/invalid etc. Review of IRLAs, especially final settlement of those proceeding on discharge, and death and deserter cases. Maintenance of orders and giving clarification regarding pay and allowance of PBOR to the units when ever required. Issue of instructional orders and circulars on matters affecting pay and allowance of JCO/ORs for internal guidance.

FUND CELL



FUNCTIONS: Passing of AFPP fund claims on account of final withdrawal and temporary advance and authorization of amount to salary account of the JCO/OR.

The Defence Security Corps (DSC), previously known as Defence Department Constabulary Centre, was founded on 25 April 1947 at Mathura in Uttar Pradesh state in north India. The Defence Security Corps, with 31,000 personnel, provides security at Defence Ministry sites. The role of Defence Security Corps is to ensure the protection and security of designated Defence Installations against sabotage and pilferage. The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and the Defence Security Corps (DSC) provide security at Indian Ordnance Factories, India's nuclear laboratories and Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) establishments, respectively. The CISF is purely a civilian Central government security force and though the DSC is a force under the Ministry of Defence and it comprises mainly superannuated soldiers who are re-employed for a few years.