Wednesday, February 11, 2015


SAD NEWS RECEIVED FROM BHUJ.

One sad news mother of over beloved SPO'S Shri Hariyani sir has passed away yesterday evening...we pray to god to give eternal peace to the soul in heaven...and convey deep condolenc for the sad demise to Hariyani Sir and his family...

A mother is always look at children as if they are little. Her care, love and affection cannot be described in words. Loss of mother is at any juncture of life is the biggest loss.

We convay our feelings and condolence to the berrieved family

Saturday, February 7, 2015

Central Government Employees News - 7th Pay Commission News

Central Government Employees News


Posted: 06 Feb 2015 06:00 PM PST
Aadhaar based biometric attendance system – Aadhaar details should not be used for personal reasons – Supreme Court Aadhaar based biometric attendance system – Employees express displeasure The biometric Aadhaar-linked attendance system has now been introduced among the staff of Income Tax Department in Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry. This now links the everyday attendance of […]
Posted: 06 Feb 2015 05:53 PM PST
Voluntary Retirement from Persons suffering with disability – Dopt orders on 6.2.2015 G.I., Dep. of Per. &; Trg., O.M.F. No. 25012/01/2015-Estt (A.IV), dated 6.2.2015 Subject: – Request for Voluntary Retirement from Persons suffering with disability – regarding. The undersigned is directed to say that many Government servants seek voluntary retirement on medical grounds. Sec 47 […]
Posted: 06 Feb 2015 05:51 PM PST
NC JCM staff side demands scheduled meetings of Joint Consultative Machinery for redressal of grievances of 40 Lakhs central government employees. Shiva Gopal Mishra, Secretary Ph: 23382286 National Council (Staff Side) Joint Consultative Machinery for Central Government Employees 13-C, Ferozshah Road, New Delhi – 110001 No.NC-JCM/2014/DoP&;T Dated: February 2, 2015 Dr. Jitendra Singh, Hon’ble Minister […]
Posted: 06 Feb 2015 05:50 PM PST
7th Pay Commission urged to give hearings to NC JCM Staff Side because it is imperative to bring grass root workers level problems to the notice of 7th CPC. Shiva Gopal Mishra, Secretary Ph: 23382286 National Council (Staff Side) Joint Consultative Machinery for Central Government Employees 13-C, Ferozshah Road, New Delhi – 110001 E Mail: […]

Thursday, February 5, 2015

Letter to authorities regarding unjustified engagements of postal staff in Administrative offices by creating acute and unmanageable shortage in operative oofices.


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From: "rashmin dineshchandra purohit"rashminpurohit@rediffmail.com
Sent:Thu, 05 Feb 2015 13:08:41 +0530
To: "pmg_rajkot "pmg_rajkot@indiapost.gov.in,"pmg_rajkot@indiapost.com"pmg_rajkot@indiapost.com,"RO Rajkot "adpsrjt@gmail.com
Cc: "spjunagadh "spjunagadh@gmail.com,"cpmg_guj "cpmg_guj@indiapost.gov.in
Subject: Fw: Regarding over staffing in the Amreli D.O.
To,
PMG
Rajkot
Resp.Sir,
I herewith forward mail received from Amreli unit which is self explanatory. Divisional heads are used to take number of staff on deputation on one or other plea from operative offices. In operative offices direct public work and other time bound work has to be completed and that too facing comparatively more shortage of staff. If staff of operative offices bear extra and huge burden, staff of administrative offices should also similarly share extra burden of any additional work by appropriate management in the office itself. It is not justice to ignore sufferings of operative offices for work of administrative nature. Administrative offices are headed by decision making authorities and therefore such unjust practices prevail at the cost of operative staff where officials of Gr.C cadre are heads of office and they have so many fear and limitations.
It is observed that at Junagadh division also three PAs are attached. In other divisions also there may be similar situation prevailing.
Even in such exigent situation staff of divisions are sent on deputation to RO, CO, Civil wing etc. I request to make a review by listing staff of divisions deputed outside and shortage faced in their division.
I have also worked in divisional office for long period and I know that work of G branch, A branch, CR branch, Fraud & Building branch etc can be easily combined or deferred on priority basis. I want to mention that work of less important nature has to be kept pending in operative offices also. Hence, the similar adjustments and management has to be adhered to in the administrative offices too.
It is therefore requested to issue all SPOs in the region to terminate all deputations in excess to sanctioned staff strength.
It is requested to take cognizance of this letter (mail). Pl also acknowledge and send a line in reply regarding action taken.
With regards
Yours Sincerely
Rashmin Purohit
CS P3 Guj.
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From: RATHOD AJAYSINHajay151293@gmail.com
Sent:Wed, 04 Feb 2015 18:07:26 +0530
To: rashminpurohit@rediffmail.com,aipeugujarat@gmail.com
Subject: Regarding over staffing in the Amreli D.O.
Respected Comrade,
       Amreli H.O. at present facing acute shortage of staff, SB branch as well as account branch is running with shortage of staff since long and the work of short hands is being ordered to be managed with the available staff who are already overburden and working under pressure of huge workload.Such position not only impacts on quality of work but also on the health of staff facing shortage and overburden. On the contrary, three extra hands in addition to sanctioned strength have been attached at Amreli D.O. The action of the divisional head is against the instructions issued by the Directorate. 
         It is therefore requested kindly to take up the matter at appropriate level to set right the issue of shortage of staff in Amreli H.O. and over staffing in Amreli D.O.
Divisional Secretary
AIPEU PIII, Amreli Branch Amreli   

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copy of e-mail sent to all authorities for early completion of process for appointment of newly recruited candidates

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From: "rashmin dineshchandra purohit"rashminpurohit@rediffmail.com
Sent:Thu, 05 Feb 2015 16:52:09 +0530
To: "cpmg_guj "cpmg_guj@indiapost.gov.in,"pmg_rajkot "pmg_rajkot@indiapost.gov.in,"sectionsupervisorsta f69 "sectionsupervisor.staff69@gmail.com
Subject: Request for early process for in-house training and posting of new recruits.
Hon.Sir,
Namaskar. It has been brought to our knowledge that there are so many new recruited candidates whose medical fitness, all verifications and even PVRs are received are waiting for further process since long. For PVRs divisional heads are not required to wait. Two character certificates of Gazetted officers can be obtained and PVRs may come later on. In few divisions like RMS Rajkot, Bharuch etc all procedures are satisfactorily completed in respect of most of the candidates but Divisional heads are telling that after complete verification of almost all candidates, in-house training will be given and then appointment can be given in one lot. I think if in case of one or two candidates some verification is pending, all should not be kept waiting. Also for PVR adhoc appointment should not be delayed.
It is requested to issue instructions to all Divisional heads so that uniform approach may be adopted and all may not act differently according to personal understanding.
Soliciting early response and a line in reply,
With regards,
Yours Sincerely
Rashmin Purohit
Circle Secretary
AIPE Union Group'C'
With regards

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Wednesday, February 4, 2015

A very sad accidental demise of Jaimin s/o D J Tailor our Asst CS

A very sad news came from Valsad Dn regarding sad demise of Jaimin, son of Com. D.J.Tailor Asst Circle Secretary at Vapi in a car accident.

We have no words to console Tailor family on this sudden blow. Oh. Why the God chooses such dear young one! We are helpless.

With sad eyes we pray for eternal peace of Holy soul.


Monday, January 26, 2015

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

EDITORIAL POSTAL CRUSADER JANUARY 2015

Task Force Committee Report
Lay Out Plan of Privatization of Department of Posts

A high power committee named as Task Force on leveraging the Post Office Network headed by Shri T.S.R. Subramaian Ex. Cabinet Secretary consisting  8 other members having expertise in other  fields was appointed by Prime Minister of India. The main object of this Committee was stated to study and make recommendations regarding leveraging the Post Office  Network in India and bring it in  line with changing market trends and the emerging competition with focus on mail and parcel services particularly in rural areas upgrading of infrastructure  and technology incorporating the best global practices available as also by introducing new services and participation  of multiple players and to make  the Department of Post financially viable.

When Task Force Committee was appointed many of our Comrades were presuming that Good Days (Achchhe Din) of Postal Department are likely to come. But it was  a question  before us  that when Govt. is attacking all sectors like Railways, Defence, Public Sector Banks, LIC & BSNL etc. Why alone Postal Department will get good days only.

NFPE leaders also met with Chairman of  Task Force  and during the  course of discussion he told that Postal Department  will be  benefited by the recommendations of Task Force and more jobs will be generated and there will be no adverse  impact on staff.

But when the report was published it was clearly an indication of govt’s hidden agenda to corporatize the main functions of Department of Posts. Accordingly to the report the Deptt. Of Posts will be divided in to six units. i.e. (i) Banking and financial services (ii) Insurance  (PLI/RPLI), (iii) Distribution of third party products (Services on behalf of private  parties on payment basis), (iv) Management of Govt. services (v) Parcel & Packets and (vi) communication delivery

First five units are designated as strategi Business units and sixth unit will deliver mails at subsidized rates. Under Deptt. Of Posts a holding company “India Post (Financial and other services) Corporation ” will be formed The Corporation will consist Board of Members and one Chairman from the Board members.

All the five separate subsidiary companies will also have separate boards. In the course of time Govt.  may disinvest of its part of  holding  and new corporation will raise fund from share market and thereafter  will  also be listed in share market in future.

It is stated in the report that five subsidiary Companies will make profit and contribute to meet the loss of sixth unit.

The Task Force Committee has also recommended for amendment of Indian Post Office Act 1898 and to bring another Postal Act. “India Post (Financial and other services)” Corporation Act for reorganization of Deptt. of Posts by creating new Corporate Structure.

Based on the above facts it is Crystal clear that the recommendations of Task Force are a layout plan for corporatization and privatization thereafter just like happened with Telecom Deptt.

So this is the first and foremost duty of every Postal employee to oppose this dangerous and retrograde move of Govt. of India to Corporatize and privatize the Deptt. Of Post and defeat it. Entire employees should come under one banner of JCA and oppose unitedly this Task Force Committee report. Our slogan should be “Save Postal and save India Post”.

 If we allow NDA Govt. to corporatize the functions of the Deptt. Of Posts, it will be the beginning of end of Govt. run Postal Services in India. The decision of Postal Joint Council of Action (NFPE, FNPO, AIPEU GDS (NFPE) and NUGDS) to go on indefinite strike from 6th May 2015 should also be strengthened further by adding the demand in Charter of Demands. “No Corporatization in Postal Services”.

So we should be ready for a do and die battle.

Sunday, December 21, 2014

Glimpses of Divisional conference of Mehsana Dn on 21st December, 2014

A very nicely arranged Divisional conference of Mahesana division was held on 21st December. Circle Secretary accompanied by Circle Finance Secretary Com.M.G.Dulera, Com.N.K.Nayak Asst.Circle Secretary, Com.C.M.Nayak Asst DS Ahd City dn.and Com. R.C.Panchal Office bearer of Ahd City Dn. attended the conference on behalf of Circle Union. Com.Mahendrabhai Patel presided over the function. Senior Com.P.S.Patel Ex.DS, Com.K.S.Patel Circle vice President, Com.N.V.Akhani Supreme Councillor Circle union and several retired senior comrades attendedbiennial Conference of Mehsana division. It was eye-catching that young comrades have now started to take interest in union functionary. Com. M.C.Patel, Com.D.R.Patel and Com.K.S.Patel were unanimously reelected as Divisional President, Secretary and Finance Secretary respectively.Com. Atul Limbachiya very effectively anchored the program. It was also a very appreciable venture of Com.D.R.Patel and his team that each member, guests and retired comrades were given nice and useful momentum of a bag and wall clock of good quality having sticker of name of divisional Union. Few photos are here.













Saturday, December 20, 2014

BIENNIAL DIVISIONAL CONFERENCE OF MAHESANA DIVISION ON 21-12 14

Biennial Divisional Conference of Mahesana division will be held 
at Mahesana on 21st December, 2014. 

Circle Secretary accompanied by Circle Finance Secretary will attend the conference. 

Circle union also requested Divisional Secretaries of adjoining divisions to come and attend the conference. It always boosts our unity, co ordination and personal relations if we all sit together in functions of union under banner of NFPE.  

There are new-fresh office bearers in Divisional as well as Circle union as a result of our efforts to bring up new team of young comrades to become front runners in our organisation. They require to attend meetings at various level. Only zeal and desires will not be useful unless we get experience and be active part of trade union movement. We have to broaden our vision, understand problems of staff in day to day working, find out its solutions, represent issues effectively before appropriate authorities, bring solutions and establish our significance. 

NO REDUCTION IN RETIREMENT AGE

Friday, December 19, 2014

Min of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions


          There is no proposal under consideration of Government to reduce the retirement age from 60 to 58 years for its employees.
          The retirement age for Central Government employees was revised from 58 to 60 years in 1997 on the basis of recommendations of the 5th Central Pay Commission.
        The Centre’s total wages and salaries bill for its employees for the year 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13 is Rs. 85,963.50 crore, Rs. 92,264.88 crore and Rs. 1,04,759.71 crore, respectively.
        This was stated by the Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Dr. Jitendra Singh in a written reply to Sardar Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa, Dr. T Subbarami Reddy and Smt. Ambika Soni in Rajya Sabha, today. 
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(ReleaseID:113622) 18.12.2014

Thursday, December 18, 2014

RAJYA SABHA QUESTION ON 7th PAY COMMISSION


GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
                                                               MINISTRY OF FINANCE     
                                                                    RAJYA SABHA
              QUESTION NO 230
ANSWERED ON 25.11.2014
7th Pay Commission
230 SHRI SHANTARAM NAIK

Will the Minister of FINANCE be pleased to satate :-a) the details of meetings, the 7th Pay Commission has taken so far and the items/issues discussed till date;

b) the States, visited, by the Commission if any till date and the States which the Commission proposes to visit;
c) whether the Commission proposes to take the views of the State Governments as regards their pay-scales since invariably, most of the States adopt the Central Pay Commission reports;

d) whether Commission proposes to submit any interim report;
e) whether the Commission proposes to make any recommendations to bring in financial transparency; and
f) if so, the details thereof?

ANSWER
SHRI JAYANT SINHA
MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE

(a)&(b): The 7th Central Pay Commission is required to make its recommendations on its Terms of Reference. Also, the Commission is to devise its own procedure. The Commission’s Terms of Reference do not enjoin upon it to keep the Government updated on its functioning and the procedure being followed by it during the course of its deliberations. 

(c ): The Terms of Reference of the Commission provide that the Commission will make its recommendations, keeping in view, inter alia, the likely impact of the recommendations on the finances of the State Governments, which usually adopt the recommendations with some modifications.

(d)to(f): The Commission is required to submit its report on its Terms of Reference. However, no Report, including any interim one, has so far been submitted by the Commission.

Junagadh division expresses Love, respect and emotions on the eve of change of officers.


Wednesday, December 17, 2014

Adhoc arrangements at Junagadh and Porbandar divisions: orders issued. Shri. M.R.Zala and Shri. D.N.Kurani will be Offg.SP Junagadh and Porbandar division. we welcome and greet both officers.


GDS COURT CASE – PRESENT POSITION


1.  NFPE & AIPEU – GDS (NFPE) has filed a Writ Petition in the Supreme Court praying to (1) give direction to the Government to implement the 1977 Judgment of the Supreme Court to treat Gramin Dak Sevaks as Civil Servants and grant all benefits of regular employees (2) to give direction to the Government to include Gramin Dak Sewaks under the purview of 7th Central Pay Commission and (3) to quash the Gramin Dak Sewaks (Conduct and Engagement) Rules 2011. Senior Advocate Mr. Justice (Retired) M. R. Calla and Advocate Uday Gupta appeared in Supreme Court on behalf of NFPE & AIPEU – GDS (NFPE).

2.  Hon’ble Supreme Court after hearing the argument in Writ Petition ordered to transfer the case to Delhi High Court for a decision after hearing the Government of India, Department of Posts. In the Delhi High Court the Writ Petition No. 168 of 2014 came up for hearing on 19.09.2014. The Department of Posts filed its counter affidavit. High Court adjourned the case to 04.02.2015 granting time for filing rejoinder reply statement.

3.  In the counter affidavit filed by Department of Posts it is stated that three Writ Petitions filed by some Gramin Dak Sewaks (GDS) are pending in the Supreme Court. When we verified with the Supreme Court records it is learnt that all the three Writ Petitions filed by some GDS in the Supreme Court are listed for final hearing on 02.12.2014 (Writ Petition No. 17 of 2009, WP No. 468 of 2009 and WP No. 37 of 2011). Hence NFPE decided to implead in the above Writ Petitions pending in the Supreme Court and our Impleadment Petition I. A. No. 1 in WP (C) No. 17 of 2009 was also filed in the Supreme Court.

4. On 02.12.2014, the three Writ Petitions filed by some GDs came up for hearing. After hearing the Advocate who filed the three Writ Petitions on behalf of some GDS, the court passed the following orders on 02.12.2014.

“It is submitted by Mr. Mukesh K. Giri, Learned Counsel appearing for the Petitioners that Union of India has framed a set of rules called Department of Posts Multi-Tasking Staff Recruitment Rules 2010, by which the Department of Posts (Group ‘D’ Posts) Recruitment Rules 2002 has been superseded. He has drawn our attention that part of the Rules which states as follows:
“Gramin Dak Sewaks are holders of Civil Posts but they are outside the regular civil service due to which their appointment will be by direct recruitment”.

It is submitted by him (Advocate who filed the three Writ Petitions on behalf of some GDS) that in view of the aforesaid declaration under the Rules, the petitioners can agitate their other grievances before the Central Administrative Tribunal”.

5.  After hearing the above submission of the Advocate who filed the three Writ Petitions on behalf of some GDS, the Supreme court adjourned the case to 09.12.2014 to hear the arguments of our Advocate in the Impleadment Petitions IA No. 1 filed by NFPE in WP (C) of 17 of 2009. On 09.12.2014, Mr. Justice (Retd.) M. R. Calla, Senior Advocate, Appeared and argued the case on behalf of NFPE. Our Advocate argued for a direction to the Government to grant Civil Servant status and all benefits of Civil Servants to the Gramin Dak Sewaks. The Advocate who filed the Writ Petition has submitted that GDS can agitate their other grievances before the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT). Finally the Supreme Court ordered that the grievances of the GDS who filed the three Writ Petition in Supreme court may be agitated before the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT). (Copy of the Hon’ble Supreme court order yet to be received.)

6.  The Writ Petition Filed by NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) will be heard by the Hon’ble Delhi High Court on 04.02.2015.
As already stated above, the Writ Petition filed by NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) is now in the Delhi High Court. We have filed our rejoinder reply statement to the counter affidavit of the Government of India, Department of Posts. The case will come up for hearing on 4th February 2015.


7.  The above detailed factual position is explained because daily many GDS from all circles are calling up over phone to know the correct position of the Court case. Case filed by NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE) will be heard in the Delhi High Court on 04.02.2015. The other three Writ Petitions came up for hearing on 02.12.2014 and 09.12.2014 is not filed by NFPE & AIPEU-GDS (NFPE).

NATIONAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION. OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ORGANISATIONS PARICIPATING IN JCM.

CLICK HERE to view the Press statement & Declaration


NATIONAL CONVENTION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES 11.12.2014, NEW DELHI – A GRAND SUCCESS

DECIDE TO ORGANISE INDEFINITE STRIKE

As per the decision of the JCM National Council Staff Side, a massive National convention of all Central Government Employees including Railways, Defence and Confederation was held at MPCU Shah Auditorium, New Delhi on 11.12.2014. About 800 delegates from various parts of the country participated. Convention was presided by Com. Rakhal Das Gupta (AIRF) Shri Guman Singh (NFIR) Com. S. N. Pathak (AIDEF) Shri Ashik Singh (INDWF) Com. K. K. N. Kutty (Confederation), Com. GiriraJ Singh (NFPE) and Shri Devendera Kumar (FNPO). Com. M. Raghavaiah, Leader, JCM NC Staff Side & General Secretary, NFIR delivered his opening address. Com. Shiv Gopal Mishra, Secretary, JCM NC Staff Side & General Secretary, AIRF presented the draft declaration and also addressed the delegates. In addition to the leaders mentioned above Com. S. K. Vyas (Advisor, Confederation) Com. C. Sree Kumar (Secretary General , AIDEF) Shri. R. Srinivasan (Secretary General, INDWF) Com. M. Krishnan (Secretary General, Confederation), Com. R. N. Parashar (Secretary General, NFPE) also addressed the convention. Com. K. K. N. Kutty, president, Confederation summed up the deliberations. The declaration presented was adopted unanimously with certain modifications. The charter of demands and programme of action was also approved by the convention unanimously. The declaration and the press release are published separately see as above.

Photos of the convention are published below.
Shiv Gopal Mishra GS AIRF presenting the Declaration of the National Convention
M.Raghavaiah GS NFIR
A view of Delegates
Galaxy of leaders on Dais
AIPRPA leaders in the Convention

S.K.Vyas
Giriraj Singh
Devendra Kumar FNPO
Srikumar AIDEF GS
M.Krishnan SG Confederation
R.N.Parashar SG NFPE
K.K.N.Kutty President Confederation