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Objectives

What we work for

To protect the professional interests, dignity and rights of Government Engineers, and to promote technical competence, coordination and the public interest.

The objects

Six objects, written into the Rules

As the Rules 2026 set them out, with how the Association pursues each one.

Read moreHigher standardsTo raise the professional, social, physical, moral and intellectual standards of its members.
  • The Technical Education and Research Fund gets 10% of the yearly allocation for continuing education, skill development and research.
  • Programmes, webinars and publications of up to ₹25,000 each are approved by the President and the Media Secretary.
Read moreMembers' problems heardTo place the common problems of members before the departments and the Government, and to seek their resolution.
  • The Provincial Executive Committee presents members' collective and individual cases to the Government and the Heads of Departments.
  • Departmental, Divisional and District Committees take them up at their own levels.
  • District Committees carry members' cases through the division to the State.
Read moreDignity and conductTo inspire members towards dignified conduct through self-respect, dignity and development.
  • Every member keeps to a code of conduct: no insulting or discriminatory behaviour on grounds of caste, religion, gender, post, department or seniority.
  • No member may use the Association's name, letterhead or logo for personal benefit.
  • Complaints go to the Dispute Resolution and Disciplinary Committee, which hears the member first.
Read moreLawful actionTo take every lawful step that helps achieve these objects.
  • The Emergency Protection Fund pays legal fees, emergency travel and security in serious incidents, up to ₹25,000 per incident.
  • The Provincial Executive Committee may appoint a legal expert to advise members.
  • The Association borrows no money without the approval of the General Convention.
Read moreWorking with othersTo associate and coordinate with associations that share these objects, within its constitution and the control of its funds.
  • The Provincial Executive Committee may join a federation at once; the General Body confirms it later.
  • It represents the Association in the federations it joins.
Read moreCollective interests and welfareTo safeguard and promote the collective interests of the engineering service, keeping its dignity.
  • The Member Welfare Fund gives hospital help, death or accident relief, scholarships for dependants and emergency family help.
  • Welfare Funds help members who suffer accidents or are penalised for work done for the Association.
  • Settling the dues of members who have retired is the Association's duty.

In practice

Where each object is carried out

The pages of this site where you can see the Association's work on each object.

See how the funds are shared