All India Postal Joint Council of Action released its Strike Campaign Tour Programme

Postal JCA of NUPE - FNPO-NFPE - & - GDS UNIONS has released its All India Strike Campaign Tour Programme today - The entire list of leaders belonging to NFPE - FNPO - AIPEDEU - NUGDS and the dates of their attending each and every Circle is available in the Scribd.com website -All Circle Secretaries and Divisional and Branch Secretaries belonging to both the Federations and GDS Unions are requested to immediately start all preparations for successfully holding the Strike Campaign Meetings in a very grand manner with all enthusiasm. The Strike Tour Meetings should be attended with full mobilization of employees to hear the leaders of All India Postal JCA about the reasons and necessity to organise the indefinite strike and Non-cooperation Programme. Comrades and Colleagues can download the full details of the Campaign Programme by clicking on the Link Below:

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CVC for changes in law to nail corrupt babus

The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) wants changes in Prevention of Corruption Act (PCA) for speedy investigation and trial of corrupt public servants.

Besides seeking more special trial courts, the apex anti-corruption watchdog has asked the government to relook the legal and statutory powers it has for initiating probe against corrupt officials that would help in the speedy disposal of corruption cases.

"There is a need to amend the Prevention of Corruption Act and Section 197 of CrPC to enable faster sanction from authorities concerned to speed up inquiry and the judicial process," Chief Vigilance Commissioner Pratyush Sinha told a news agency.

Sinha also said, "We have requested the government to increase the number of special courts to speed up the trials under the Prevention of Corruption (PC) Act." At present an estimated 40 special courts have been set up for the trial of cases under the PCA.

"There are certain types of cases where disciplinary authorities are reluctant to give accord in time to take necessary action against corrupt employees. There is a need of taking a fresh look into some legal and statutory powers given to us," he added.

As per the provision, the Central Vigilance Commission has to inform a panel led by the Cabinet Secretary before initiating inquiries against officers of the rank of joint secretary and above in the Central government.

The CVC said government departments must use information technology enabled services including floating tenders for procurement and in recruitment to keep at bay human interference.

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All India Postal Joint Council of Action released its Strike Campaign Tour Programme

Postal JCA of NUPE - FNPO-NFPE - & - GDS UNIONS has released its All India Strike Campaign Tour Programme today - The entire list of leaders belonging to NFPE - FNPO - AIPEDEU - NUGDS and the dates of their attending each and every Circle is available in the Scribd.com website -All Circle Secretaries and Divisional and Branch Secretaries belonging to both the Federations and GDS Unions are requested to immediately start all preparations for successfully holding the Strike Campaign Meetings in a very grand manner with all enthusiasm. The Strike Tour Meetings should be attended with full mobilization of employees to hear the leaders of All India Postal JCA about the reasons and necessity to organise the indefinite strike and Non-cooperation Programme. Comrades and Colleagues can download the full details of the Campaign Programme by clicking on the Link Below:

Strike Tour Programme

Strike Tour by Postal JCA NFPE & FNPO FEDRETIONS
ANDHRA : HYDERABAD Date : 27-6-2010

NFPE ---Name --------Designation ------------Ph. No.
1. R. Sivanaryana --- -AGS-------P3 ----09490788708
2. S.K. Humayun-----President---P4-----09440840889
3. S. Jothimani ---------AGS -----P4----09444478822
4. M. Kannaiyan -------AGS --------R3 ---09444113586
5. B. Narsimulu -----Vice President --R4
6. T. Ramesh --------President ----- Admn ---09849218485
7. A.P. Sastry -------President ------Postal Accts.
8. P. Panduranga Rao ---AGS---------GDS

FNPO
1. G. Shankar Goud ----Asst. Secy.-Gen.--------FNPO-------9440035344
2. Gulam Rabbani ------Asst. General-Secy.-----P4 FNPO----9440874783
3. N. Ramappa --------Circle Secretary ----------R4 FNPO----9985256213
4. G. Satyanarayan Reddy --President ------------NUGDS -----9908350190
5. Mohammed Ali ---------Circle Secretary ------R3 FNPO ----9849374828
6. Raj Babu----------------Deputy CS-----------P IV FNPO----9290178989

Assam : Guwahati Date : 29-6-2010

NFPE
1. Somenath Mukherjee -----Deputy G/S-----P3---09433703923
2. Mohinool Haqu-----------Org. G/S P4------09401085237
3. S.K. Bardan--------Vice President------R3----09831718340
4. Sayan Chakraborti------AGS-----------R4
5. B.C. Deka--------------OGSAdmn.-----------09435554507
6. P.K. Das Gupta AGS Postal Accts.
7. Dhiraj K. Karup OGS GDS

FNPO
1. Khetra Bhattacharya Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 09954359151
2. Abhijit Sen Circle Secretary P3 FNPO 09435565849
3. Harich Dutta Circle Secretary R3 FNPO
4. Hajarika Circle Secretary R3 FNPO 09864174303

Bihar : Patna Date : 26-6-2010

NFPE
1. R.C. Mishra Vice President P3 09853332489
2. Vikram Singh AGS P4 09452024928
3. R.N. Dhal AGS R3 09437225600
4. K.K. Sharma Treasurer R4 09213355900
5. Sohan Prasad OGS Admn. 09430830436
6. R.P. Singh AGS Postal Accts.
7. Subash Sahu Vice President GDS

FNPO
1. S.K. Mishra Asst. General Secy. P3 FNPO 9431421568
2. Yadunandan Singh Asst. General Secy. R3 FNPO
3. Baban Singh Asst. General Secy. P4 FNPO 9973111490
4. Ramanandan Singh Circle Secretary NUGDS FNPO 9431672133
5. Prem Chand Singh President NUGDS 9430260177

Chhattisgarh : Raipur / Bilaspur Date : 27-6-2010

NFPE
1. S.K. Nema Org. General Seretary P3 09300101799
2. D.B. Mohanty Org. General Seretary P4 09437072066
3. Anuj Kumar Asst. Treasurer R3
4. V.P. Dhangre AGS R4 09371419524
5. K. Ramachandran OGS Admn. 09347336346
6. R.S. Baghel Working President Postal Accts.
7. Narain Chaudhary AGS GDS

FNPO
1. D. Kishen Rao General Secretary NAPE, Gr.C 9868250103
2. Goswami Circle Secretary NAPE, Gr. C 09039973883
3. P.K. Roy Circle Secretary R3 FNPO
4. G.P. Verma Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 9827480428

Delhi : MEHDOOT Bhavan : 1.00 p.m. Lunch Hour
Secretary General NFPE & All General Secretaries of NFPE Unions & Secretary General NFPE & Secretary General FNPO & All General Secretaries of FNPO Unions.
Gujarat : Ahmedabad Date : 27-6-2010

NFPE
1. D.K. Rahate President NFPE
2. K.B. Barot Working President P3
3. Sarad Tarraiya Org. General Secretary P4
4. M.P. Barot AGS R4
5. S.C. John AGS Admn. 09825316226
6. G.S. Pawade Vice President Postal Acts.
7. B.M. Jadeja Vice President GDS

FNPO
1. T.N. Rahate President FNPO 09869121277
2. Waghale AGS P3 FNPO 09879965259
3. K.B. Desai AGS R3 FNPO 09898595998
4. Mohan Bai Patel AGS NUGDS
5. C.P. Nayi President P IV 09825050026

Haryana : Ambala Cantt Date: 28-6-2010

NFPE
1. Raj Kumar Treasurer NFPE 09711575673
2. Balwinder Singh Financial Secretary P3 09868853970
3. Ihswar Singh Dabas General Secretary P4 09968099272
4. K.P. Singh Asst. General Secretary R3 09911126375
5. Harinder Singh Circle Secretary R4 09810325300
6. Maya Ram Financial Secretary Admn. 09416933227
7. Jaswir Singh Asst. General Secretary Postal Accts.
8. Lakhinder Pal Singh Asst. Treasurer GDS

FNPO
1. O.P. Khanna General Secretary Admn. 9289410510
2. Ashok Pawa Circle Secretary FNPO P3 9466272934
3. Jaipal Singh Circle Secretary P IV FNPO 9466609568
4. Virendra Manchanda Circle President P IV FNPO 9911115634
5. R.N. Yadav Circle Secretary Admn. 9416852866

Himachal Pradesh : Pathankot Date :30-6-2010

NFPE
1. H.P. Diwakar Asst. Financial Secretary P3 09414281457
2. Mahabir Singh Financial Secretary P4 09868201031
3. Jagdeesh Prasad Financial Secretary R3 09910628097
4. K.K. Sharma Treasurer R4 09213355900
5. Bhag Singh AGS Admn. 09417850548
6. Kuldeep Singh Rana Financial Secretary Postal Accts.
7. Datta Ram AGS GDS

FNPO
1. O.P. Chauhan AGS P3 FNPO
2. Mohan Lal Gupta AGS NUGDS FNPO 9816462840
3. Puran Bharadwaj Circle Secretary P IV FNPO 9816382956

JAMMU & KASHMIR Date : 1-7-2010

NFPE
1. Raj Kumar Treasurer NFPE
2. Balwinder Singh Financial Secretary (CHQ) P3 09868853970
3. Ishwar Singh Dabas General Secretary P4 09968099272
4. Jagdeesh Prasad Financial Secretary R3 09910628097
5. Maya Ram Financial Secretary Admn. 94169332277
6. Datta Ram AGS GDS

FNPO
1. G.M. Wani Circle Secretary P3 FNPO 9419022132
2. Damodar Sodhi Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 9858449106
3. R.L. Pandita Dy. Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 9419350761
4. R.C. Samial Circle Secretary R3 FNPO 9622206276

Jharkhand : Ranchi Date : 27-6-2010

NFPE
1. U.K. Tiwari Org. General Secretary P3 09431646096
2. B.R. Kumbhkar Vice President P4 09425566324
3. Anuj Kumar Asst. Financial Secretary R3 09437225600
4. K.K. Sharma Treasurer R4 09213355900
5. M.Z. Khan Vice President Admn. 09431588532
6. Madan Mohan Suri Circle President GDS

FNPO
1. Vinod Kumar Yadav AGS P3 FNPO 9430319460
1. Ashok Kumar Singh AGS R3 FNPO
2. S.K. Mishra AGS P3 FNPO
3. Nawal Kishore Mandal CS R IV FNPO 9431586036

Karnataka : Bangalore Date : 27-6-2010

NFPE
1. C.P. Shobana Vice President (CHQ) P3 09446721330
2. Seethalakshmi Vice President P4 09448819821
3. P.V. Rajendran Vice President R3
4. K. Lakshmipati AGS R4
5. M. Jagdish AGS Admn. 09886366914
6. P. Rajanayagam General Secretary Postal Acts. 09868451466
7. S.S. Mahadevaiah General Secretary GDS 09811577701

FNPO
1. B. Sivakumar Asst. GS P3 FNPO 9448061962
2. Chitrasena AGS NUGDS 9448742049
3. K.C. Gangaia Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 9449986669
4. M. Sreenivasulu Circle Secretary R3 FNPO 9448415698
5. K.V.Kurdagi Ex.AGS P4 FNPO 9845371423

Kerala : Thiruvanathapuram Date : 29-6-2010

NFPE
1. M. Krishnan President CHQ P3 09447068125
2. T.M. Peer Mohammad Vice President P4 09995283183
3. P. Kamleshan Vice President R3 09448022644
4. P. Sugdesh AGS R4
5. Satish Kumar OGS Admn. 09447255583
6. P. Rajanayagam General Secretary Postal Accts. 09003407240
7. K. Murugan Working President GDS 09446829969

FNPO
1. P.U. Muralidharan GS NUGDS 9446436592
2. Johnson D Avokkaran AGS P3 FNPO 9446031945
3. Trivikram Nair AGS P IV 9447204601
4. D. Christu Das CS R3 FNPO 9446368435
5. Sunil Kumar CS Postal Accts. 9495301566

Maharashtra : Mumbai Date: 7-7-2010

NFPE
1. K.V. Sridharan General Secretary P3 0986854552
2. Ishwar Singh Dabas General Secretary P4 09968099272
3. Giriraj Singh General Secretary R3 09818801178
4. P. Suresh General Secretary R4 09885077451
5. Pranab Bhattacharya General Secretary Admn. 09432208901
6. G.S. Pawade Vice President Postal Accts. 09423111152
7. D.N. Giri President GDS 09421742339

FNPO
1. T.N. Rahate President fnpo 9869121277
2. B.S. Khasid Dy. Secy.-General FNPO 9892692466
3. M.P. Gadekar AGS R3 FNPO 9423569311
4. V.K. Shinde President R4 FNPO 9892003006
5. Ashok Pawar Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 9867471659
6. Smt. Sunetra Savang AGS Admn. FNPO 022-24466889
7. H.L. Ramtek General Secretary Postal Accts. 9763343287
8. Ashok Suryavanshi Circle Secretary NUGDS 9960143707

Madhya pradesh : Bhopal Date : 29-6-2010

NFPE
1. Mangesh Parab Asst. General Secretary P3 09869476944
2. B.K. Chalke Asst. General Secretary P4 09322108443
3. C.S. Shanbagh Asst. General Secretary R3
4. N.R. Malivya Vice President R4 9826218609
5. K. Ramachandran OGS Admn. 09347336343
6. R.S. Baghal Working President Postal Accts.
7. Mahinder Pratap Vice President GDS

FNPO
1. D.K. Dubey President AIPAOA (FNPO)
2. Prahlad Jaiswal AGS P3 FNPO 9826768326
3. Arif Mohd. Khan AGS R4 FNPO
4. P.L. Jawalkar CS R3
5. Radheshyam Verma Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 9754147622
6. I.L.Yadav AGS P4 FNPO 9424767746

Orissa : Bhubeneshwar Date : 29-6-2010

NFPE
1. U.K. Tiwari Org. General Secretary P3 09431646096
2. Subaroto Banerjee Deputy General Secretary P4 09432987368
3. Maya Saha Asst. General Secretary R3 09432084191
4. Shashank Samant OGS Admn. 09437562285
6. Nand Kishore Org. General Secretary Postal Accts.
7. Nirmal Singh GDS
8. Kamal AGS R4

FNPO
1. B.C. Parida AGS P3 9437316070
2. P.N. Mahapatra CS R3 9437127297
3. Gowtham Das CS NUGDS 9938358793
4. Bamdev Tripathi CS P IV FNPO 9938834433

Punjab : Ludhiana Date : 28-6-2010

NFPE
1. Balwinder Singh Financial Secretary P3 09868853970
2. Amarijit Singh Lakhi Asst. Treasurer P4 09463064937
3. K.P. Singh Asst. General Secretary R3 09911126375
4. Bhag Singh Asst. General Secretary Admn. 09417850548
5. D.S. Chauhan Asst. General Secretary Postal Acts. 09868254736
6. Lakhwinder Pal Singh Asst. Treasurer GDS
7. Tirath Prakash AGS R4 09868105060

FNPO
1. D. Kishen Rao General Secretary P3 FNPO 9868250103
2. Niranjan Singh Saini Org. Secretary P3 FNPO 9460082737
3. Ashwini Kumar Circle Secretary P IV FNPO 9465331224
4. Ajmer Singh Circle President P IV FNPO 9316710251
5. Sohan Singh Saini Circle Secretary NUGDS 9779224616
6. Govind Singh Circle Secretary R3 FNPO
7. Naresh Sharma AGS Admn

Rajasthan : Jaipur Date : 29-6-2010

NFPE
1. H.P. Diwakar Asst. Financial Secretary P3 09414281457
2. Sarad Tarraiya Org. Secretary P4
3. Giriraj Singh Geneal Secretary R3 09818801178
4. Lakshmikant Sharma AGS R4
5. Uma Shankar Chakraborti OGS Admn. 09432225926
6. Ram Swaroop Gujjar Org. General Secretary Postal Accts.
7. Rajinder Diwakar Treasurer GDS

FNPO
1. D. Theagarajan SG FNPO 9444841440
2. D. Kishen Rao GS FNPO 9868250103
3. R.K. Meena Circle President P3 FNPO 9414743833
4. Madanlal Sharma Circle Secretary NUGDS-FNPO 9784148061
5. Bheru Singh Rathore Circle Secretary P IV FNPO 9784288759
6. Jowla Singh Circle President PIV FNPO 9413970057

Tamilnadu : Chennai Date : 3-7-2010

NFPE
1. K.V. Sridharan General Secretary P3 09868853970
2. Ishwar Singh Dabas General Secretary P4 09968099272
3. D.K. Rahate President R3 09821031375
4. Giriraj Singh General Secretary R3 09818801178
5. Suresh General Secretary R4 09885077451
6. Pranab Bhatta General Secretary Admn. 09432208901
7. Sam Dy. General Secretary Postal Accts. 09444991236
8. Rajangam Working President GDS

FNPO
1. D. Theagarajan SG FNPO 9444841440
2. G.P. Muthukrishnan AGS P3 9443302607
3. K. Gunasekaran AGS P4 944245466
4. D. Rajendran AGS R4 9884738480
5. T.K. Govindarajan Dy. General Secretary Admn. 9382740327
6. S. Sambandan General Secretary SBCO 9444833516
7. Kothandaraman AGS GDS 9442253663
8. G. Antony Dy. General Secretary Civil 9444102527

Uttar Pradesh : Allahabad / Lucknow / Saharanpur Date : 29-6-2010

NFPE
1. R.N. Parashar Secretary NFPE 09412195746
2. Subhash Mishra Asst. General Secy. P3 09839303311
3. Vikram Singh Asst. General Secy. P4 09452024928
4. Giriraj Singh General Secretary R3 09818801178
5. Rajesh Kapoor AGS R4 09956842582
6. Sohan Prasad GDS Admn. 09430830436
7. R.P. Singh Asst. General Secretary Postal Accts.
8. Pramod Kumar Singh OGS GDS

FNPO
1. T.N. Rahate GS P IV FNPO 9869121277
2. A.H. Siddiqui General Secretary R4 FNPO 9415424116
3. R.S. Yadav AGS P3 FNPO 9415534528
4. Shakeel Ahmed Burney Vice President FNPO 9412128902
5. Parasuram Gupta Circle Secretary P IV FNPO 9936464165
6. Satyaprakash Mishra Circle Secretary NUGDS
7. V.S. Singh AGS P3 FNPO
8. N.K. Tyagi AGS R3

UTTARAKHAND

NFPE
1. Subhash Mishra AGS P3 09839303311
2. Vikram Shah Asst. General Secretary P4 09452024928
3. R.K. Gupta AGS R3
4. M.Z. Khan Vice President Admn.
5. Datta Ram AGS GDS

FNPO
1. Sri Ram Singh Circle Secretary P3 FNPO APM,A/cs, Roorkee
2. Liyakat Ali Circle Secretary P4 FNPO 9837106722
3. Nasim Khan Circle Secretary NUGDS 9927175776

West Bengal : Kolkata Date : 27-6-2010

NFPE
1. K. Ragavendran Working President P3 09444919295
2. Subroto Banerjee Deputy General Secy. P4 09432987368
3. G. Talukdar Asst. General Secy. R3 09859065917
4. Surya Chakraborty AGS R4
5. Pranab Bhattacharjee General Secretary Admn. 09432208901
6. P.K. Dass Gupta AGS Postal Accts.
7. Vijay Gopal Sur AGS

FNPO
1. Rajat S Das Working President FNPO 9433102352
2. Sekhar Mukherji Asst. Secy. General FNPO 9433021863
3. Subrato Chowdhry President R3 FNPO
4. Debabrata Chakraborthy Asst. General Secy. NUGDS 9903357211
5. Lakhan Mujumdar CHQ Wrkg. President P4 FNPO 9433566468
6. Shankar Pandopadye Deputy General Secy. DA(P)Accts 9477129674
7. Partha Prativ General Secretary Civil Admn.

NORTH EAST : DATE : 30-6-2010

NFPE
1. R.K. Bhattacharjee Org. General Secy. P3 09862205298
2. B.B. Chetri Org. General Secy. P4 09432987368
3. S.K. Bardan Vice President R3 09859065917
4. Uma Shankar Chakraborti OGS Admn. 09432225926
5. Dhiraj Kr. Karia OGS GDS

FNPO
1. Samar Laskar Circle Secretary P IV FNPO 9434540131
2. Parthav Chakrawarti Circle Secretary P III FNPO 9436134367
3. Prodip Chakrawarti Circle President P III FNPO 3812371526

PONDICHERRY DATE : 5-7-2010

NFPE
1. Chandra Shekhar Secretary NFPE 09944622122
2. Ishwar Singh Dabas General Secretary P4 09968099272
3. M. Kannaiyan Asst. General Secy. R3 09444113586
4. K.L. Rao Asst. General Secy. R3
5. R. Aravindan AGS Admn. 09444114134
6. Rajangam Working President GDS

FNPO
1. G.P. Muthukrishnan AGS P3 9443302607
2. K. Gunasekaran AGS P4 944245466
3. D. Rajendran AGS R4 9884738480
4. T.K. Govindarajan Dy. General Secretary Admn. 9382740327
5. Kothandaraman AGS GDS 9442253663
6. P. Kumar Circle Secretary R3 9444257979

Retirement age for nursing teachers increased to 65

The union cabinet Thursday enhanced the retirement age of nursing teachers with postgraduate qualification to 65, in order to prevent an 'exodus' and help retain trained staff.

The decision was taken in a cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, said Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni.

Pointing out that the nursing teachers presently retire at 60, Soni said: 'The decision would help in prevention of exodus and retention of teachers in the central government's nursing institutions and help them provide quality healthcare facilities.'
'There is an acute shortage of nursing teachers with postgraduate degrees in nursing. A large number of posts of teachers with M.Sc. (Nursing) are lying vacant in the various central government nursing institutions,' said the minister.

'As an immediate step to check further depletion in the availability of faculty, the union cabinet decided to enhance the age of superannuation from existing 60 years to 65 years,' she added.

'The National Commission on Macroeconomics of Health has estimated a wide gap in demand and supply of nurses in near future,' said Soni adding that the commission has also recommended opening of new nursing colleges and upgrading existing schools and colleges.

To meet this growing demand of nurses, the 11th Five Year Plan envisages opening of new nursing colleges, she said.

COPY OF ORDERS RELEASED TODAY BY THE DEPARTMENT FOR PAYMENT OF 60% SECOND INSTALLMENT OF ARREARS OF GDS EMPLOYEES

Payment of Second installment of 60% arrears on account of Implementation of Shri R.S Nataraja Murti Committee Recommendations on revision of wage - Structure of Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS)

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G/S NUPE Postmen & Gr'D' Chq

Important note: This circular is in local language also & can be forwarded to all members.

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ORGANISE SECOND PHASE OF JCA PROGRAMME EFFECTIVELY

POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION

Second stage of Postal JCA Programme - " POST CARD CAMPAIGN & MEET THE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT AND MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY" from 8.6.2010 to 15.06.2010.

Organise effectively the Post Card Campaign by mobilising entire employees to write a post card to Hon'ble MOC&IT in the following format:

To

Shri.A.Raja
Honourable MOC & IT
Government of India
Electronic Nikethan
CGO Complex
Lodi Road, New Delhi - 110003

Respected Sir,

POSTAL EMPLOYEES REQUEST YOUR KIND INTERVENTION TO DIRECT THE POSTAL BOARD TO DISCUSS THE CHARTER OF DEMANDS OF POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION FOR REACHING SETTLEMENT OF OUR JUSTIFIED ISSUES.

Thanking You Sir,

Name:
Designation:
Office:
Date:

Yours faithfully,
--
K.Ragavendran
Secretary General NFPE

Office Memorandum on Procedure for Delivery of Speeed Post articles‏‏...

http://www.indiapost.gov.in/Pdf/No.57-01-2010-BD-MD.pdf

COPY OF INDEFINITE STRIKE NOTICE SERVED ON DEPARTMENT ON 4.6.2010

Charter of Demands is now with 18 Points - The demand for Enhancement of OTA [Over Time Allowance] and OSA [Out Station Allowance] has been included before serving Strike Notice as the 18th Point.

Dear Colleagues - Sink all differences and commence all preparations for a successful Programme of Action - Form Active Joint Council of Action platform at all levels - Observe the Programme of Action with all seriousness.

No Periodical Meeting by Department for years!
No holding of Departmental Council Meeting!
No Revival of GDS Committee Meeting!
All action of Department is unilateral!
No action for restructuring of cadres comprehensively even after one year but arbitrary piece meal cadre restructuring of Postmasters Cadre by Postal Board!
Arbitrary decision to close down all urban based 'C' Class Offices!
Retrograde decisions to downgrade ED SOs!
Inhuman torture in the name of 100% Delivery under Project Arrow! No Working Hours!

Outsourcing of Speed Post Processing - Mail Conveyances - Opening up of more Franchisees - Outsourcing of Data Entry Work - How long this outsourcing is going to be tolerated?
Staff shortage is still haunting us despite abolition of Screening Committee - Calculation of Postmen & Gr 'D' and PA/SA vacancies not done properly in Circles.

The Indefinite Strike by Postal JCA is only to end this suffocation and suffereings. Get United - Get into Action!

Committee of Experts regarding Disciplinary/Vigilance Proceedings.

Dear Colleagues - The Government had earlier constituted a 3 Member Experts Committee headed by Shri.P.C.Hota Former Chairman UPSC to examine and suggest measures to expedite the process involved in disciplinary / vigilance proceedings. Now the DOPT has issued a Notice welcoming suggestions and comments from interested persons for the consideration of the Experts Committee. A detailed Background Note on the need for review of disciplinary proceedings also has been circulated by the DOPT. The Notice and the background material can be downloaded from the DOPT website or by clicking the Link given at the end of this blog. FNPO/NUPE Postmen & Gr ‘D’ intends to submit a detailed Note containing our suggestions and comments to the Experts Committee. Therefore all our Colleagues who are experts in Disciplinary proceedings and had dealt with such cases of Rule 16 and Rule 14 are requested to send their opinions to FNPO/NUPE Postmen & Gr ‘D’ CHQ for helping the Federation / CHQ to compile a comprehensive Note for forwarding to Experts Committee. - President FNPO and General Secretary NUPE Postmen & Gr ‘D’ Please CLICK ON BELOW LINK......

Committee of Experts regarding Disciplinary/Vigilance Proceedings.

Expected DA from July : 45%

All India Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers on Base 2001=100 for the Month of April, 2010
All India Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) on base 2001=100 for the month of April, 2010 remained stationary at 170 (one hundred and seventy).
During April, 2010, the index recorded an increase of 4 points in Bangalore centre, 3 points each in Tripura, Rourkela, Asansol, Labac Silchar, Howrah, Durgapur and Mariani Jorhat centres, 2 points in 18 centres and 1 point in 18 centres. The index decreased by 2 pointsin Coimbatore, Ludhiana and Puducherry centres and 1 point in 12 centres, while in the remaining 19 centres the index remained stationary.
The maximum increase of 4 points in Banglore centre is mainly on account of increase in the prices of Goat Meat, Dairy Milk, Milk (Cow), Vegetable items, Snack Saltish, Cigarette, Saree (Synthetic), etc. The increase of 3 points each in Tripura, Rourkela, Asansol, Labac Silchar, Howrah, Durgapur and Mariani Jorhat centres is due to increase in the prices of Rice, Poultry, Goat Meat, Fish Fresh, Vegetable items, Cigarette, Firewood, etc. However, the decrease of 2 points each in Coimbatore, Ludhiana and Puducherry centres is due to decrease in the prices of Rice, Wheat, Wheat Atta, Onion, Sugar, etc.
The indices in respect of the six major centres are as follows :
1. Ahmedabad 164
2. Bangaluru 179
3. Chennai 156
4. Delhi 158
5. Kolkata 168
6. Mumbai 167

The point to point rate of inflation for the month of April, 2010 is 13.33% as compared to 14.86% in March, 2010.

Chances of 9% + DA hike during June 2010

As per the figures available from Labour Bureau, Government of India (http://labourbureau.nic.in/indtab.html) it can be assumed that 9% DA hike can be assumed from June 2010, provided the All India Consumer Price Index (AICPI) doesnt come down was was the case for Jan 2010. The DA from June 2010 can be 45%. This is calculated assuming that the All India Consumer Price Index (AICPI) remains unchanged at 170 During April to June, which are yet to be announced. These figures for January 2010 was 172 and came down to 170 during February and remained same at 170 for March.

Month	Year	CPI	Total For 12 Month	Average	App.DA	DA
June	2009	153	1776	148.00	27.84	27
Jyly	2009	160	1793	-	-	-
Aug	2009	162	1812	-	-	-
Sep	2009	163	1829	-	-	-
Oct	2009	165	1846	-	-	-
Nov	2009	168	1866	-	-	-
Dec	2009	169	1888	157.33	35.91	35
Jan	2010	172	1912	-	-	-
Feb	2010	170	1933	-	-	-
Mar	2010	170	1888	-	-	-
April	2010	170	1975	-	-	-
May	2010	170	1994	-	-	-
June	2010	170	2011	168.42	45.48	45

Revision of OverTime Allowance / Railways

The railway board granted payment of overtime Allowance in the revised 6CPC Pay scale with effect from 01-9-2008.Why the issue of revision of OverTime Allowance has not been considered in importent ministries like Defence,Postal etc.? The Railway board’s order of grant of Overtime Allowance is given below for the referance

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA / MINISTRY OF RAILWAY

(RAILWAY BOARD)

S.No. PC-VI/189 .RBE No. 29/2010
No. PC-V/2008/A/O/3(OTA) .New Delhi, dated 17.02.2010
The General Managers
All Indian Railways and
Production Units.
(as per mailing list)

Sub: Grant of Overtime Allowance to Railway employees consequent upon revision of pay scales and allowances.

Pursuant to the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission, the issue of revision of Over Time Allowance has been under consideration and in partial modification of the Board’s earlier orders on the subject, it has been decided by the Board that the Railway employees who are governed by the Statutory Acts like the Factories Act, Hours of Employment Regulations or those covered under rules for Departmental Overtime and who have opted for the revised scales of pay in terms of Railway Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008, may be granted overtime allowance, on the basis of their emoluments in the revised scales of pay.
2. The emoluments, for the purpose of computation of rates of OTA will comprise the following:
a) Railway employees governed by Factories Act
• Basic Pay (Pay in Pay Band + Grade Pay)
• Dearness Allowance
• House Rent Allowance
• Transport Allowance
• Cash equivalent of the advantage accruing through the concessional sale to workers of food grains and other articles, as the worker is for the time being entitled to (excluding wages for Overtime work or Bonus)
b) Railway employees governed by HOER
• All the items as shown in (a) above except House Rent Allowance
c) Railway employees governed by rules Under Departmental Overtime
(i) Employees working in Loco Sheds and C & W Depot
• All the items as shown in (a) above except House Rent Allowance
(ii) Other Railway employees governed under Departmental Orders
• Basic Pay (Pay in Pay Band + Grade Pay)
• Dearness Allowance
3. The revised rates of Overtime Allowance shall be effective from 01-9-2008.
4. With a view to minimize instances of OTA, General Managers may take following measures:-
(i) Prepare an action plan for systematic and efficient utilization of manpower covering various aspects viz. filling up of vacancies, especially in Running staff and operational categories, proper management of sanction of leave and rational deployment of staff.
(ii) Conduct a fresh job analysis of the duties of Motor Car Drivers who are presently classified as ‘Continuous’ to determine their actual period of working requiring sustained attention.
(iii) Prefer hiring of vehicles for official use, if necessary.
(iv) Allow compensatory off to the staff booked on holidays due to exigencies.
(v) Direct all the RRBs to follow a uniform pattern by giving compensatory off to their staff instead of OTA.
(vi) Review payment of OTA to supervisors in the Pay Band-2 except to those who are earmarked for breakdown duties, to minimize the incidence of OTA.
5. This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Directorate of the Ministry of Railways.

Flash News Indefinite Strike from 13.07.2010

Dear colleague

The JCA after discussing elaborately about the recent developments on Postal Service and the stalemate prevailing in respect of mitigating the staff problems due to the total unilateralism of the Postal board has decided to issue strike notice on 4th June 2010 to the department demanding settlement on 17 Charter of demands for the indefinite strike to be commenced from 13.07.2010.

The following are the programmes focusing the issues before the public and others for mobilising their support to our cause during the proposed indefinite strike.

Strike Notice Serving - 04.06.2010

Post card Campaign, Meeting MPs &

Public Personalities - 08.06.2010 to 15.06.2010

Black Badge Wearing - 29.06.2010

Non Cooperation - 05.07.2010 to 09.07.2010

Strike Rally - 12.07.2010

Indefinite Strike from - 13.07.2010

The JCA Circular dated 15.05.2010 is attached with this news letter for vide circulation amongst the members and preparation for the 100% strike from 13.7.2010

Act, Agitate and advance; Success will be ours!

Membership Verification

Please Divisional / Branch secretaries(FNPO) due to our fast and immediate action.Now the verification of membership is over. All the Branch/Divisional Secretaries are now having the list of membership of other unions also. The dual membership has by this time been sorted out. All are requested to furnish the details in the following Proforma to NUPE P4 CHQ immediately and see it is reached the CHQ before 10.06.2010.

PROFORMA

1. Name of the Division/Branch :
2. Total No. of NUPE Postmen & Gr D Staff in roll :
3. Membership obtained by
P4/ FNPO :
P4/ NFPE :
P4/ BPEU :
4. Percentage of our membership :
5. Particulars if any available about P3,
& GDS Union :
6. Problems if any countered during the
Verification process, if so details :

Please ensure that the above said details should reach the CHQ on or before 10.06.2010

Disciplinary Rules – Proposed Amendments

The Government has set up a Committee of Experts under the chairmanship of Sri. P. C. Hota, former Chairman, UPSC with Sri Arvind Varma former Secretary (Personnel) and Sri. P. Shanker, former Central Vigilance commissioner as its members to examine and suggest measures to expedite the process involved in Disciplinary/Vigilance proceedings. The DoPT has sought suggestions/Comments before 05.06.2010 on the following:

(i) All disciplinary cases should be completed within one year time frame

(ii) Penalty causing reduction of pay (i.e) two in minor and two in major penalties shall be converted as one under minor penalty by classifying as ‘with holding of increments for a maximum period of three years.

(iii) The punishment of ‘Compulsory retirement’ will be removed from the major penalties. Only dismissal or removal will prevail.

(iv) Stoppage of increments. The following norms may be adhered.

(a) Upto a maximum of one year on charges of insubordination.
(b) Upto two years on changes of lack of devotion to duty and
(c) Upto three years on charges of inability to maintain absolute integrity but not causing pecuniary loss to public exchequer and embarrassment of Government.

(v) Possession of assets disproportionate to income and acceptance of illegal gratification will attract only demotion or removal from service.

(vi) The no. of cases dealt by defence assistance may be relaxed

(vii) Honorarium for completing enquiry within a time frame will be paid upto an amount equivalent to the rates prescribed.

(viii) Putting some restrictions in entertaining requests for extension of time/adjournments. Maximum three in one inquiry and the interval between two extensions should not be more than one month. Otherwise it will be decided exparte.

(ix) If the accused accepts charges, he can be punished straight away. In such cases the DA should consider awarding only a lesser punishment than otherwise warranted.

(x) In nutshell, the process of inquiry and decision should be finalised within one year.
All are requested to offer their comments on this very vital issue

PLI/RPLI Work Shop

The PLI Directorate has organized a Special workshop for union office bearers on PLI at Gazhiabad on 14.05.2010. Secretary General & All General Secretaries attended the meeting. During the course of discussions, we have pointed out about the bad decision of Postal Directorate in entering business tie up with ICICI Prudential fund and UTI which has adversely brought down the Quantum of collection in PLI & RPLI. Further the need about accepting IRDA conditions for enlarging the scope of PLI to other General insurance have been proposed by us. The demand of converting the honorarium now granted to D.O staff into incentive has been focused. The need for fixing time factors has also been stressed by us. Sri Udai Balakrishnan Member (PLI) assured that he will take appropriate decision and convene the next meeting during June/July for further discussions on the subject. The meeting was purposeful to interact the departments venture and ventilate the problems prevailing in the operation side.

No Fee for Postage or man Power for providing information under RTI
The Department of Personnel & Training vide its OM no. 12/9/2009-IR dt. 24.05.2010 has clarified that the public information officer should not ask the RTI applicant to pay fee towards postal expenses or coast involved in deployment of man power for supply of information etc.
Clarification on MACP by Department of Posts
The Department of Post issued corrigendum to OM dt. 18.09.2009 vide its letter No. 04.07. (MACPs)/2009-PCC dt. 20.05.2010 as follows:
“In example 4 in Box No. 4, the text appearing as “3rd MACP to the grade pay of Rs.4200/- on completion of 30 years of service may be read as “3rd MACP to the grade pay of Rs.4200 on completion of 10 years service in the grade pay of 2800 or 30 years service, whichever is earlier.”

SOME OF THE MACP RELATED ANOMALIES HAVE BEEN DISCUSSED IN THE FIRST MEETING OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE CONSTITUTED BY THE NATIONAL ANOMALY COMIITEE ON 25/05/2010

Though there are more than 30 items of anomalies submitted by the Staff Side to the consideration of the Joint Committee set up by the National Anomaly Committee to go into the MACP related anomalies, only around 8 items could be discussed in the first meeting held on 25.05.2010. Umraomal Purohit; Juman Singh; S.K.Vyas and C.Sreekumar [Staff Side Members ] attended the meeting chaired by the Joint Secretary Establishment DOPT.
First Meeting on MACP Modifications
The first meeting of the Joint Committee on MACP met 26.05.2010 and staff side pressed for consideration for the following important issues:

(i) Provide Grade Pay of the next promotional post under MACP.
(ii) Date of effect of MACP from 01.01.2006.
(iii) Option for earlier ACP/similar scheme
(iv) Grant of Financial upgradation between 01.01.2006 & 31.08.2008.
(v) Anomaly on introduction of MACP scheme.
(vi) Applicability of MACP scheme to Group ‘D’ employees who have been placed in the Grade Pay of 1800/-
(vii) Counting 50% of service rendered by temporary status CLs for MACP.
(viii) Supervised staff placed in higher Grade Pay than that of the supervisor.

The demand of our union seeking exemption of promotions by qualifying in the departmental exam from the counting of MACP promotions will be discussed in the next meeting very soon.

T.N.Rahate
General Secretary
& President FNPO

Placement of non matriculate Group 'D' employees in the Pay Band PB-1 with effect from 1-1-2006 Claritication reg.

MACP joint committee meeting on Anomalies Click on Link

COPY OF POSTAL JCA STRIKE NOTICE AND CHARTER OF DEMANDS

POSTAL JCA WILL SUBMIT THIS STRIKE NOTICE TO DEPARTMENT OF POSTS ON 4.6.2010 - CIRCLE UNIONS AND DIVISIONAL / BRANCH UNIONS ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE DOWN A COPY OF THE SAME AND SUBMIT IT AT THEIR RESPECTIVE LEVEL ON 4th JUNE, 2010 BY ORGANISING EFFECTIVE DEMONSTRATIONS AS ALREADY CALLED BY
POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION.

POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES
FEDERATION OF NATIONAL POSTAL ORGANISATIONS
ALL INDIA POSTAL EXTRA DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYEES UNION
NATIONAL UNION OF GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS

JCA/2010 Dated 4th June, 2010

To

The Director General
Department of Posts
Dak Bhawan
New Delhi – 110001

NOTICE

Sir/Madam,

In accordance with the provisions of Sub Section (1) of Section 22 of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, we hereby notify that all the Postal/RMS/MMS/Administrative & Postal Accounts Employees and the Gramin Dak Sewaks will go on indefinite strike from 13.07.2010. The demands for acceptance of which the employees embark upon this indefinite strike are detailed in the Charter of Demands enclosed.

Sd/- ...............................................................Sd/-
K.Ragavendran ...........................................D.Theagarajan
Secretary General NFPE ...........................Secretary General FNPO

Sd/- ................................................................Sd/
K.V.Sridharan ...............................................Kishanrao
General Secretary P3 NFPE ......................General Secretary P3 FNPO

Sd/ ..................................................................Sd/-
Ishwar Singh Dabas ....................................T.N.Rahate

General Secretary P4 [NFPE] ....................General Secretary P4 [FNPO]

Sd/- .................................................................Sd/-
Giri Raj Singh ...............................................D.Theagarajan

General Secretary R3 NFPE ......................General Secretary R3 FNPO

Sd/- ..................................................................Sd/-
P.Suresh .........................................................A.H.Siddique
General Secretary R4 NFPE ........................General Secretary R4 FNPO

Sd/- ..................................................................Sd/-
Pranab Bhattacharjee ...................................O.P.Kanna
General Secretary Admn NFPE ...................General Secretary Admn FNPO

Sd/- ..................................................................Sd/-
P.Rajanayagam ...............................................P.U.Muraleedharan
General Secretary AIPAEA NFPE ................General Secretary NUGDS

Sd/-
S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary AIPEDEU

CHARTER OF DEMANDS

1. Drop the move to outsource any function of the DoP including on the recommendations of McKinsey – Cancel the decision to close down 'C' Class Post Offices – Cancel the orders for down gradation of EDSOs into ED BOs and closure of EDBOs - Roll back steps of privatisation of speed post processing and mail conveyance and data entry work.

2. Stop violations in the Agreements on Status Quo of RMS & MMS as well as the merger of RMS with less than 10,000 mails – Create scientific norms for the work in CRC, Speed Post, Logistics and EPP – Cancel the orders for replacing the General Line HSG-I by ASPOs in Mail Offices.

3. Holding of JCM Departmental Council meetings; Periodical Meetings with Federations; Sending of the issue of discrimination of pay scales between the Telecom TBOP/BCR and Postal TBOP/BCR w.e.f. 1.1.1996 to Board of Arbitration; and Holding of GDS Committee Meetings periodically with GDS Unions.

4. Stop harassment of staff under Project Arrow – No extraction of work against Rules – No extraction of work beyond 8 Hours – No drafting of staff on duty and for Training etc on Sundays and Holidays – No harassment in the name of 100% Delivery – Withdrawal of all Punishments awarded to Postmen for minor non-delivery of articles.

5. Fill up all vacant posts: [a] Undertake reassessment of vacancies in PA/SA cadre to rectify mistaken calculation of vacancies in all circles; [b] Fill up all vacant posts in all cadres in Department of Posts [Postal, RMS, MMS, Admn, DPLI, Postal Accounts, SBCO, Civil Wing etc] as on 31.12.2009; [c] Allow local recruitment as one time measure in Postal Accounts similar to 1997 at Sundernagar.

6. Comprehensive Cadre Restructuring of Group 'C' employees in PA/SA Cadre; [b] Withdrawal of unilateral orders on piecemeal cadre restructuring of Postmasters' cadre until comprehensive Cadre Restructuring of PA/SA cadre is completed; [c] Comprehensive Cadre Restructuring of LDC, Sorters & DEOs in Postal Accounts by amalgamation into a single Accounts Assistants cadre in the pay of Pb-1 with 2400 GP; [d] Comprehensive Cadre restructuring in PA CO cadre in CO/RO/DPLI; [e] Comprehensive cadre Restructuring of PA/SA cadre in SBCO; and [f] Comprehensive cadre restructuring of Postmen/Mailguard/Multi Task Staff.

7. Grant of Pension, Departmental status to GDS extending the all benefits such as HRA/CCA, ACP etc, including Trade Union rights and welfare measurers – Remove discrimination on Bonus ceiling – Modify the 20,000 unilateral imposition of cash handling work points for GDS BPMs – Withdraw orders denying revised TRCA w.e.f. 1.1.2006 in respect of BPMs – Compute work norms to all types of work performed including NREGS, PLI,RPLI, Pension Payments etc to GDS – Implement enhanced Social Security to GDS like Ex-Gratia Gratuity and Severance Amount w.e.f. 1.1.2006.

8. Grant of Parity in Pay Scale [PB-1 with GP 2400/-] for MMS Drivers on par with Drivers of Parliament Secretariat – Recruitment of adequate number of Drivers – Sanction of OSA for the long distance logistics van drivers of MMS – Technology training to Work Shop staff and grant of Data Entry Operators scale of pay to Work Shop Staff.

9. Implement Supreme Court Orders for revision of wages from 1.1.2006 [6th CPC wages] to all RRR Candidates, Casual Labourers, Contingent staff, GDS Substitutes etc – Grant Temporary Status to eligible Full Time Status Casual labourers; Convert Part Time into Full Time; Absorb Full Time, Part Time, contingent in vacant GDS Posts.

10. Fill up all vacancies of Postmen and Mailguards - Roll back the unscientific scheme of Single Postman Beat System – Modify certain unscientific work norms of Postmen / MTS finalised by Work Study Unit - Enhance the Postman Double Duty Allowance as per the recommendations of 6th CPC.

11. Remove all local anomalies in MACP Scheme like application of benchmark for the period prior to introduction of MACP Scheme; Grant MACP on 'Average' benchmark like Department of Railways; Denial of MACP for acts of denial of regular promotion earlier to introduction of MACP; Denial to grant PB-2 while upgradation to Grade Pay 4200 and above to Group 'C' Officials etc.

12. Creation of System Administrators Cadre with higher pay scales and absorption of all System Administrators in the new cadre during initial composition – Uniform Norms for System Administrators including work hours, number of systems, distance factor – Financial compensation for special and extra work performed by System Administrators.

13. Early finalisation of Recruitment Rules for upgraded Group 'C' in PB-1 with 1800 GP – Ensure present system of absorption of GDS and TS CLS in Group 'D' posts into the new RR without insisting for the educational qualification – Filling up all the posts of Multi Tasking Staff without any delay.

14. Amalgamation of Group 'C' Accounts Cadres of DoP and DoT.

15. Roll back of the Decentralisation of PLI/RPLI work – Augment required staff strength in PLI branch of CO/RO/DPLI –Maintain centralized accounting system through the Office of DPLI Kolkata – Fill up the vacant posts of COs/ROs/DPLI Kolkata to manage huge shortage;

16. Parity of scale of pay of Ministerial Cadre in Postal Civil Wing on par with the Postal Assistants and upgradation of posts of Works Clerk Grade –II/Grade-I/Head Clerk – Filling up of all vacant posts of technical as well as ministerial posts – Creation of one Civil Wing Circle for each Postal Circle.

17. Regularise the HSG-I, HSG-II, LSG arrangements and grant Officiating Pay & Allowances to all Officials holding the posts.

*****

Consideration of ACRs and application of Bench Mark for notional promotions in LSG/HSG.II/HSG.1/ financial upgradation under TBOP/BCR scheme-Reg.

Grant of fixed Medical allowance (FMA) to the Central Government Pensioners Residing in areas not covered under CGHS 26/05/2010

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CLICK ON LINK Workshop on Theatre from 15-6-2010 to 30-6-2010 for the dependent children(8 to 16) of the Central Government employees organised by the Central Civil Services Cultural and Sports Board

Payment of fee under the Right to Information Act, 2005 - scope of sub-section (3) of Section 7 of the Act.

Payment of fee under the Right to Information Act, 2005 - scope of sub-section (3) of Section 7 of the Act