Monday, April 4, 2016

OPTION CALLED FROM PO & RMS ACCOUNTANT QUALIFIED OFFICIALS FOR CONSIDERING THEIR PROMOTION INTO LSG

                                                                           ANNEXURE-I
                                       LIST OF PO & RMS ACCOUNTANT QUALIFIED OFFICIALS
Sl.No.Name of the DivisionName of the officialComDate of BirthDate of entry in the DepartmentDCCS in PA CadreDate of confirmationYear of passingOptionRemarks
1ErodeMayilchamy.KOC15/06/195721/05/197921/05/197901/03/19821988
2DindigulLeemakumari.TOC02/03/196021/04/198021/04/198001/03/19821993
3TirupatturVasunthradevi.KSC20/05/196019/02/197919/02/197901/09/19821984
4NagapattinamMeenakshisundaram.SOC07/01/195815/12/198015/12/198029/07/19831992
5Salem WestManickam.KOC15/12/195829/12/198029/12/198019/09/19831991
6TirunelveliAnuradha.K OC27/02/196026/09/198126/09/198101/03/19851994
7KanniyakumariAsha.S OC29/06/196102/02/198202/02/198202/11/19851989
8MayiladuturaiBragathambal.BOC29/05/195803/12/198103/12/198101/03/19861996
9KarurSubbaiyan.ROC10/11/195906/01/198306/01/198301/04/19861988
10KarurMeganathan.GOC03/05/196006/01/198306/01/198301/04/19861993
11TiruchirappalliBamamani.ROC15/04/196206/01/198306/01/198301/04/19861992
12KarurVenkatraj.ROC02/11/196025/07/198325/07/198322/05/19861989
13NamakkalNatarajan.KOC31/05/196109/03/198209/03/198201/07/19861992
14MaduraiAntony Sahaya Selvarani.SOC25/05/196113/05/198213/05/198201/07/19861992
15Salem EastPadma.VOC30/05/196002/12/198102/12/198101/09/19861995
16MaduraiPreethimala.N.V OC08/05/196210/04/198310/04/198301/10/19861989
17DharmapuriArivazhagan.KOC01/03/195921/11/198121/11/198101/10/19861986
18Salem EastSrinivasan.ROC01/04/195902/12/198102/12/198101/11/19861992
19KumbakonamJayalakshmi.SOC28/05/196418/10/198218/10/198201/11/19861995
20MaduraiRajalakshmi.BOC23/05/195918/10/198218/10/198201/01/19871992
21VelloreBhanu.VOC14/04/196107/01/198307/01/198307/01/19871997
22MaduraiShantha.NOC02/11/196209/04/198309/04/198307/01/19871992
23Anna RoadRadha.SOC12/04/196107/04/198407/04/198411/02/19871989
24CoimbatoreSuganthi.L.KOC19/03/196113/09/198113/09/198101/03/19871989
25TiruchirappalliMalarvizhi.SOC12/06/195909/04/198309/04/198301/03/19871988
26MaduraiJeyalakshmi.ROC16/05/196207/04/198407/04/198401/03/19871989
27PondicherryKaliamurthy.N        OC10/02/195807/12/198107/12/198102/03/19871985
28PondicherryRamasrinivasan.R     OC11/01/196418/11/198218/11/198202/03/19871992
29ErodeKokilavani.MOC02/06/196002/11/198002/11/198001/04/19871992
30Chennai GPOLakshmi GopalanOC18/11/196111/09/198111/09/198102/04/19871992
31KovilpattiAbdulkalamazad.MOC25/03/195802/12/198102/12/198101/07/19871989
32TirunelveliPitchiah.AOC10/01/196119/01/198219/01/198201/07/19871992
33NagapattinamVeeraezhilminni.KOC08/06/196118/10/198218/10/198201/07/19871996
34Ch GPOThenmozhi.POC03/11/195904/02/198304/02/198301/07/19871992
35Anna RoadGothavariammal.A OC22/09/195718/10/198218/10/198211/07/19871991
36MaduraiRamachandran.SOC15/02/195804/01/198304/01/198301/11/19871994Under suspension
37MaduraiNatarajan.J OC02/12/195603/12/198003/12/198001/12/19871986
38CuddaloreGothai.ROC10/10/195915/07/198215/07/198231/12/19871996
39Arakkonam Vatchala.NOC30/09/196303/12/198203/12/198231/12/19871992
40CoimbatoreEbenezer Gandhi.DOC02/06/195811/08/197911/08/197901/01/19881986
41CoimbatoreAlamelu.TOC15/02/195910/08/198210/08/198201/02/19881994
42TirunelveliJeyalakshmi.MOC06/02/195911/09/198111/09/198101/04/19881998
43ErodeRadhika.K.ROC01/02/196005/03/198205/03/198201/04/19881992
44ErodeRuckmani.NOC14/05/196028/06/198228/06/198201/04/19881992
45Ch City CentralKamatchi.ROC01/10/195922/07/198222/07/198201/04/19881991
46ChengalpattuSasikala.KOC05/05/196411/08/198211/08/198201/04/19881993
47Ch City CentralRevathy.EOC01/06/196212/08/198212/08/198201/04/19881993
48KanniyakumariBaby Vigila Mary.S OC21/06/196002/01/198202/01/198201/04/19881992
49Ch City South Manjula.KOC13/05/196118/10/198218/10/198201/04/19881992
50ChengalpattuShanthi.DOC10/04/196410/05/198310/05/198301/04/19881998
51ErodeMaheswari.A.KOC25/04/196002/09/198302/09/198301/04/19881992
52ErodeChellamuthu.SOC13/06/196330/09/198330/09/198301/04/19881992
53KanniyakumariVijayaraj.N OC30/05/196019/10/198319/10/198301/04/19881992
54ErodeMatheswari.PSC16/02/196411/11/198311/11/198301/04/19881997
55KanchipuramSanthakumari.P.SOC26/08/196222/02/198222/02/198202/04/19881986
56KanchipuramVedhanayagam.SOC27/05/195925/09/198225/09/198202/04/19881994
57KanchipuramUdayakumar.KOC28/05/196125/09/198225/09/198202/04/19881992
58KanchipuramRamani.T.NOC01/01/196111/08/198311/08/198302/04/19881989
59CuddaloreKalavathi.VOC05/06/196011/10/198311/10/198304/04/19881996
60CuddaloreSankar.MOC22/05/196409/08/198309/08/198304/04/19881995
61TirupatturBharathipithan.RSC25/05/195824/06/198424/06/198424/06/19881992
62PondicherryViruthambal.T        OC06/07/196321/07/198421/07/198421/07/19881989
63PondicherryKrishnamoothy.V.GOC02/06/196330/06/198630/06/198622/07/19881992
64TirunelveliMuthulathasubramanian.S OC30/06/196113/10/198313/10/198328/02/19891992
65CoimbatoreSagayarani.SOC03/12/196322/07/198722/07/198722/07/19892003
66TuticorinRukmani.SOC04/03/196207/08/198307/08/198301/10/19891996
67VelloreSathyapriya.R.SOC16/06/196528/10/198828/10/198801/10/19892003
68TirupurThilagafrankOC25/05/195817/11/198217/11/198202/11/19891992
69VirudhunagarNirmala.GOC25/07/196105/10/198205/10/198201/01/19901997
70SrirangamAmutha.AOC01/09/196002/11/198202/11/198201/01/19901992
71VirudhunagarBalasubramanian.M                 OC15/03/196127/04/198327/04/198301/01/19901992
72KarurHamshaavarthini.VOC22/09/196204/06/198304/06/198301/01/19901997
73SrirangamSundararaju.AOC12/07/196011/06/198311/06/198301/01/19901992
74Salem EastIsabella Maria Axielia.AOC14/05/196104/08/198304/08/198301/01/19901996
75SrirangamUsharani.GOC30/07/196022/11/198322/11/198301/01/19901994
76NagapattinamMurugan.GOC10/08/196019/06/198119/06/198108/01/19901991
77DharmapuriGandhi.VOC09/05/196324/06/198924/06/198915/01/19901998
78PollachiRevathi.M.GOC04/05/196914/09/198914/09/198901/02/19902001
79Ch GPORaghavan.DOC19/08/196103/03/199003/03/199003/03/19901997
80Pattukottai Jayaprakasam.SOC10/06/196108/03/198308/03/198327/03/19901997
81MaduraiNirmala.SOC12/05/196010/08/198210/08/198201/04/19901994
82CoimbatoreUsha.NOC26/08/195909/04/198809/04/198810/04/19902000
83TambaramSridhar.SOC16/06/195724/04/197805/05/198201/05/19901997
84ThanjavurMalathi.NOC18/07/196015/07/198815/07/198815/07/19901996
85TirunelveliKoilpillai Jacobraj.S OC09/01/197025/09/198925/09/198927/07/19902000
86Ch City NorthKalyani.S.TOC15/05/196130/12/198930/12/198927/07/19902005
87ChengalpattuAmutha.VOC04/03/196108/01/198808/01/198827/12/19902001
88MaduraiRajendran.GOC12/01/195701/12/198001/12/198001/01/19911990
89TiruchirappalliChitra II.VOC10/06/196614/07/198614/07/198601/01/19911992
90MaduraiLakshmi.SOC11/04/196130/09/198630/09/198601/01/19912002
91MaduraiParimala.A  OC04/05/196230/09/198630/09/198601/01/19912000
92MaduraiAbirami.SOC25/11/196330/09/198630/09/198601/01/19911997
93SrirangamRajakumari.JOC25/06/196421/12/198621/12/198601/01/19911997
94MayiladuturaiRenugadevi.COC06/11/196225/01/198725/01/198701/01/19911999
95MayiladuturaiSaraswathy.VOC07/07/195927/03/198727/03/198701/01/19911997
96SrirangamSelvanayaki.GOC13/05/195909/03/198809/03/198801/01/19912000
97SrirangamThaiyalnayaki.GOC25/05/196301/08/198801/08/198801/01/19911997
98ThanjavurVimala.SOC13/12/196021/09/198821/09/198801/01/19911996
99SrirangamAmutha.ROC01/05/196226/10/198826/10/198801/01/19911998
100DindigulGowri.NOC06/09/196111/02/198711/02/198711/02/19911996
101NagapattinamRenuga.JSC09/06/196231/12/198631/12/198620/03/19911996
102Sivaganga Pasumathy.ASC08/05/196531/08/198831/08/198801/04/19911997
103PondicherryDuraisamy.S          SC   03/04/196726/01/199226/01/199226/01/19942002
104TambaramRubalingam.BSC10/01/197215/10/199115/10/199129/04/19942005
105MaduraiVijaya.BSC01/04/196925/05/199225/05/199201/07/19942000
106Salem EastRajendrababu.G.KSC26/09/195819/09/198919/09/198901/01/19952002
107KumbakonamRadha.S         SC07/02/196610/02/199210/02/199201/01/19962005
108VirudhunagarRamar.A               SC10/05/196929/03/199329/03/199301/01/19961998
109TuticorinPrema.VSC12/06/196613/06/199313/06/199317/06/19952000
110MaduraiGeetha Hemalatha.A SC10/06/197013/06/199313/06/199305/12/19962001
111TirunelveliJeya.JSC05/12/196814/06/199414/06/199411/02/19962003
112Ch City NorthGowrilatha.SST09/03/197214/08/199414/08/199416/08/1995
113TambaramChitradevi.SST09/04/197430/05/199530/05/199530/05/19972001
114DharmapuriNirmala.KST05/03/197204/09/199504/09/199509/06/19972002
115TirupatturThinakaran.JST16/04/197616/06/199616/06/199616/07/19972003

Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) – February, 2016

List of services to be covered under RICT


Services Available In The RICT Branch Office Device

Following are the services available in the Rural ICT project. The handheld device supplied to the Branch Post offices has the capabilities to do the following services in the BO itself without depend the account office.

1. Maintenance of Rural Branch Post Office accounts.

ü  Cash Management -enable BPM to view/update beginning-of-the­ day and end-of-day cash balances
ü  Accountability of sumps and Postal stationary
ü  Transaction Management

2. Financial Banking at Rural level.

ü  Opening of new account (Small Savings Scheme & No- frills)
ü  Account Deposits and Withdrawals
ü  Electronic Money Order (eMO) Disbursement & Booking
ü  MGNREGS Enrollments & Disbursement

3. Insurance Service at Rural level

ü  New Enrollments
ü  Claims and loan payment
ü  Printing renewal premium receipts for the customer

4. New Retail Services

ü  Phone recharge coupons
ü  Sale of application forms e.g. passport forms
ü  Reservations of train and air tickets
ü  Sale of books
ü  Commission\Fee collection
ü  E-commerce (give orders\view commodity rates)
ü  Retail channel for other\private players

5. Mail Service at Rural level

ü  Booking & Delivery of registered articles
ü  Speed Post Booking & Delivery

6. Assist Government of India

ü  Data Collection
ü  UIDAI enrollment
ü  Other Government Welfare Schemes\Services
ü  Provide detailed MIS reports and management dashboards

RECEPTION COMMITTEE FORMATION MEETING FOR THE ALL INDIA CONFERENCE OF OUR CONFEDERATION - ALL ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND


10 INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT INDIA POST

        India has the largest postal network in the world with 1,54,939 post offices as on March 31, 2015, of which 1,39,222 (89.86%) are in the rural areas. At the time of independence there were 23,344 post offices.
            Following are some interesting revelations from India Post’s annual report 2015-16.
1.    The government has decided to digitise 1.5 lakh post offices across the country, which includes 1.3 lakh post offices in rural areas.

2.    One can buy exclusive collection of postal stamps offered by India Post on e-commerce websites like Snapdeal and Shopclues. Philatelic products are also available at e-post office – an e-commerce portal of India Post. Through its e-commerce portal, India Post also provides select postal facilities using the web. The department has generated revenue of Rs 24.31 lakh between April 2015 and December 2015 by selling postal stamps. 

3.    India is one of the earliest active members of the Universal Postal Union (UPU), a specialised agency of the United Nations, having its headquarters at Berne, Switzerland. 

4.    There are more than 33.03 crore account holders of the savings scheme of the department.

5.    The outstanding balance under all the savings schemes and saving certificates in Post Offices are over Rs 6,19,317.44 crore.

6.    Money transfer service of India Post enables instant international money remittance to customers in India sent from 195 countries on real time basis. This service is operational in association with Western Union from 9,942 post office locations and Money Gram through 6,070 post office locations.

7.    To ensure safe and timely delivery of goods, the department has signed an agreement for supply and installation of GPS devices in 990 mail vans. GPS devices have already been installed in 926 mail vans.

8.    India Post ATMs have been installed in more than 500 locations across the country.

9.    The department has earned revenue of Rs 2,247 crore during the period April 2015 to December 2015 registering a growth of 15% compared to corresponding period last year.

10.  The department has 38 heritage buildings having architectural value. 

Good news! Minimum pay under 7th CPC likely to be revised to Rs 20,000; award to come with increment bonanza

Saturday, April 2, 2016

New Delhi: The central government employees seeking revision of salary structure proposed under the 7th Pay Commission are likely to see around 19 percent raise on the minimum salary being drawn currently. The Cabinet nod to the effect is expected in June.

As per reports, the Empowered Committee of Secretaries (CoS) are likely to propose a minimum pay of Rs 20,000. The 7th pay panel report, which was released in November had raised the minimum pay to Rs 18,000 per month from currently drawn Rs 7,000, while the maximum pay was recommended Rs 2.5 lakh per month from Rs 90,000. 

The central government unions, seeking the revision in 7th pay panel recommendations have sought the minimum pay of Rs 26,000

As per reports, the 7th CPC award is likely to come with salary increment which was anyway due in the month of July.

The financial burden of the 7th CPC recommendations on the exchequer is expected to be around Rs 1.02 lakh crore in meeting the revised pay structure. The central government has already made provision of Rs 70,000 crore in the Budget 2016-17 to meet the payout of the pay commission award.

Since the minimum pay has been revised upwards, the 7th pay panel has recommended that HRA be paid at the rate of 24 percent, 16 percent and 8 percent of the new Basic Pay for Class X, Y and Z cities respectively.

The Commission also recommended that the rate of HRA will be revised to 27 percent, 18 percent and 9 percent respectively when DA crosses 50 percent, and further revised to 30 percent, 20 percent and 10 percent when DA crosses 100 percent. However, no arrears will be paid on the HRA, and will be effective only when the pay panel award is notified.
 Source : http://zeenews.india.com/

Wait for 7th Pay Commission Bonanza Gets a Little Longer

NEW DELHI: Central government employees have to wait a little longer for the 7th pay Commission bonanza announced in November last year, as the Empowered Committee of Secretaries (E-CoS) headed by Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha wants to address various concerns raised by the Joint Consultative Machinery (JCM) before taking a final call on the recommendations of the commission. The empowered committee with 12 secretaries on board was set up on January 27 to process the recommendations of the Seventh Central Pay Commission.

In a recent meeting attended by Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi, Defence Secretary G Mohan Kumar with Cabinet Secretary and others, JCM representatives raised the concerns over pay commission recommendations on minimum pay and allowances saying it will cause difficulty to the employees.

It is learnt that the Cabinet Secretary also asked the E-CoS members to hold interactions with their staff associations and other stakeholders to expedite the process.

“Cabinet Secretary assured that fair consideration will be given to all points brought out by JCM before taking a final view. He also said that E-CoS needs to examine the report of the commission in entirety as well as the issues raised by JCM in consultation with all other stakeholders. It may take some time to take some time to take a final call on the recommendations of the commission,” a government note said.

The empowered committee was told by staff representatives that the minimum pay of Rs.18,000 pm recommended by the pay commission was on the lower side and needed to be revised upward by taking into account inflation and appropriately considering social obligations and housing of the staff.

A major concern has been raised with Cabinet Secretary on the new pension scheme saying that it should be done away with. The staff associations have argued that employees governed by the National Pension Scheme are deprived of family pension and do not have the provision of provident fund.
Source :  http://www.newindianexpress.com