Monday, March 28, 2011

CIRCLE COUNCIL MEETING AT DAKORE.

Circle council meeting was held on 27-3-2011 at Ambawadi pathikasharm, Dakor.

Com. P R Rathod presided over the function. Com. K B Barot, Com. S S Vaishya and Com. R S Malek graced the function by their constructive attendance. the meeting was attended by Divisional Secretaries / presidents of all the divisions of Vadodra Region. most of the circle office bearers were also remain present in the meeting. A special wish was given to R C Wagela Asst. Circle Secretary who successfully comes out of horrible deices of Cancer. the detail about the discussion and decision taken will posted later on. Very important resolution concerning to injustice to the staff of Vadodra Region in the matter of MACP were unanimously adopted. Decision for decisive action by circle union on Amreli issue was also designed in the relevant resolution. C/S invites views, comments and suggestions from members about the proceedings of the meeting. The C/S also records special congratulations to the reception committee, all the members of Kheda Division under the leadership of Com P N Rana President and Com. M K Pandya Divisional Secretary for hosting a very nicely arranged meeting at the wholly place of Dakore. we expect blessings of "Ranchod Raiji " on all of us.

BLACK DAY - BUT IT HAPPENED

CPI (M) FORCES DIVISION OVER BILL (PFRDA) A day after a heated discussion took place in Parliament on the WikiLeaks disclosures published in The Hindu, it was business as usual in the Lok Sabha on Thursday. Speaker Meira Kumar went through the process of 'Papers to be laid on the Table' and then got down to the legislative business, including the introduction of the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority Bill, 2011. As soon as she called out Minister of State for Finance Namo Narain Meena, standing for Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, to introduce the Bill, CPI (M) leader Basudeb Acharia stood up, opposing the introduction of the Bill and demanding a division, taking the Treasury Benches by surprise. Only a handful of Ministers were present, including Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal, along with his deputy V. Narayanasamy. Caught unawares, the treasury benches too wore a rather thin look, enough for the government to sense trouble. Both the Ministers went up to National Democratic Alliance working chairman L.K. Advani and Leader of the Opposition Sushma Swaraj, and talked to them. It became clear that the main Opposition BJP would come to the government's rescue. Mr. Bansal cited Rule 72 on the government's legislative competence to introduce the Bill and sought to know the grounds on which Mr. Acharia was opposing it, but the CPI (M) leader refused to budge from his demand for division. The Speaker ordered division when Mr. Acharia further pressed for it. "We are opposing the introduction of the bill. I am asking for division instead of a voice vote," Mr. Acharia said. Of the 159 members present in the 543-member House, 115 voted for introduction of the bill and 43 opposed it, while one abstained. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Leader of the House Pranab Mukherjee, UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, several Ministers and Congress members were not present. Rashtriya Janata Dal leader Raghuvansh Prasad was heard saying that when the Speaker had already ordered division, it could not be rolled back. The bill provides for the establishment of an authority to promote old-age income security by creating, developing and regulating pension funds and to protect the interests of subscribers to pension fund schemes. - The Hindu, Dated – 25.03.2011

RECEIPT OF INCOMPLETE/DEFICIENT DPC PROPOSALs FROM THE MINISTRIES/DEPARTMENTS-REGARDING

NOMINATION OF JS LEVEL OFFICER AS DESIGNATED AUTHORITY FOR TIMELY HOLDING OF DPCs- REGARDING

Circle Secretary resumes today on 28-03-2011 as PRI ( P ) Baherampura ( Ahmedaba )

By this day he has fulfilled his promise given at the time of election in the last circle conference.