Wednesday, July 18, 2012



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Q1  The  first  Indian  woman  to win  an  Olympic  medal

 Karnam Malleswari
Q2 Who  became  Indian  Prime  minister  at  the age of  81

Morarji  Desai
Q3   The  first Indian  to receive  the Magsaysay  Award

Vinoba Bhave
Q4 In   what  capacity  did  Vasco  de  Gama  come to India  in  1524

Portuguese  Viceroy  of  India
Q5  In  X-rays   what  did    “  X”  mean

Unknown   

Q6 The  year  Nobel  Prizes  were  first  awarded 

1901
Q7  Oscar  awards  are  awarded  in how many  different  categories 

24
Q8  The  year  USA became  independent  from Britian 

1783
Q9  World’s First  credit card

Diners   Club  Card
Q10  What  is  C-DOT

Centre  for  Development  of  Telematics
Q11  India’s  Largest  mineral  Resources

Coal
Q12    The  Indian  state with  the  longest  coastline

Gujarat
Q13   Second  largest  human  organ

Liver
Q14  Alpha  and  Omega  means 

The  beginning  and  end
Q15  The  first Indian  scientist  to  receive Bharat  Ratna

C V   Raman 
Q16  How many  women  participated  in  1896  olympics 
None
Q17  The  official  language  of  Brazil  is 

Portuguese
Q18  Permanent   members  of  UN  Security   council 

 China  France  , Russia ,  UK , USA
Q19  The  ruler  of Kashmir  who  signed  the state’s accession  to  India in 1947

Maharaja  Hari  singh
Q20   Recording  industry ‘s   most  prestigious  awards

Grammy  Awards
Q21  Which  Indian  state was known as  Magadha  in ancient  times 

Bihar
Q22   Who  composed  India’s national  song  “  Vande Maataram

Bankim  Chandra  Chatterjee 

Q23  India;s Longest  Beach 

Maraine  Beach  , Chennai 
Q24 The  first  Asain  woman  to  swim  the  English  Channel 
Arati  saha
Q25  The  first  women  chief justice  of a High  Court  in India

Justice  Leila  Seth
Q26  The Oldest  university  in  UK

Oxford 
Q27   When  was Coca  Cola   banned  in  India 

1977
Q28 The  first  woman  Chief Election  Commissioner  of  India 

V  S  Remadevi 
Q29  Electricity  flows  from  -----------  to  ------------

Negative  to  Positive 
Q30  The  full   name of  world Bank

International  Bank  for  Reconstruction and development


PARLIAMENT MARCH 26th JULY-2012

NFPE ALL INDIA CONVENTION 26th JULY- 2012

PARLIAMENT DHARNA  BY AIPEU- GDS (NFPE)   ON 27th  JULY, 2012



DELHI CHALO – PREPARATIONS IN ALL CIRCLES HECTIC

Thousands of Comrades are reaching Delhi to participate in 26thJuly March To Parliament called by the Confederation demanding 7thPay Commission, 50% DA Merger etc.
An All India NFPE Convention will be held on the same day afternoon  in Ambedkar Bhawan, Rani Jhansi Road, New Delhi – 110055 in front of VIDEOCON TOWER [ near Jhandewalan Metro Rail Station].
Dharna before Parliament exclusively on GDS Demands will be held on 27th July as per the call of the AIPEU GDS NFPE in which all NFPE comrades coming to March to Parliament shall also participate.

COME IN LARGE NUMBERS AND MAKE THESE PROGRAMMES A GRAND SUCCESS

ALL DIVISIONAL SECRETARIES IN GUJARAT CIRCLE SHOULD INFORM CIRCLE UNION ABOUT NUMBER OF MEMBERS COMING TO NEW DELHI. ALL ARE REQUESTED TO BOOK THEIR TICKETS IF THEY HAVE NOT TILL BOOKED.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

NEW CPMG SHRI FAIZ UR RAHEMAN TOOK OVER CHARGE

Our New CPMG has resumed. We met him on the very next day on 10.07.12. It was a warm welcome to the new Head of the Circle from NFPE Unions.

I have pleasure to note that the CPMG asked us to say about our major issues for attention by administration.  We said that in the first meeting we want to only welcome and we have not come to discuss issues but the CPMG again shown interest to know our problems and we informed that we are facing acute difficulties on account of forceful attendance for various trainings etc on each and every sunday. We also represented about unbearable suppression in Vadodara region where in staff is threatened of transfer under rule 37, called in training at own cost, impractical deadlines for work, non grant of CL and manifold exploitation of staff. We also informed that NFPE and FNPO are going to start agitation for raising voice against such undue pressure on staff. 

The CPMG said that I will also give deadlines for some work. We said that there is nothing wrong in drawing any deadlines or time schedules and we are not against hard work but at the same time we can not suffer such undue pressure and threats.

We also informed that similar situation is taking place in Rajkot region also. We have already requested PMG Rajkot in the previous bi monthly meeting to be benignant and avoid undue pressure and leave harshness on trivial matters. We also urged not to cause transfer of employees by pressuring divisional heads on account of any mistake of any employee. Administration cannot be strengthened by tyranny. Employees are real tool to go ahead with any target. We are "haath-pav" of administration. We should not be unnecessarily hurt or cut. We should not be punished only for setting examples and suppressing rest of staff. The PMG assured in the bimonthly meeting itself that he has got our point and he will keep in mind now onward. There are many complaints from all corners of Rajkot region also and we are observing situation.

The CPMG asked about our next formal meeting with him. It was decided to discuss all the items in the next meeting which is due in very short time.

Monday, July 9, 2012


Ask a question to yourself.

Is there any corrupt man around you using official powers for personal gains?


Do you want to be only a silent spectator?


Would you like to be in a safe corner taking no pain for discouraging corruption and misuse of powers?

Are you ready to be a speed breaker for those who intend to exploit us by corrupt practices?


How Can We Stop Corruption In our Department?


We must be whistle-blowers. We must not be afraid of any one and any consequences  while fighting against corruption and misuse of administrative powers. 

Please bring any information regarding corruption around you. We will make full efforts to bring down corrupt people working on any post.

We have started dedicated and fearless efforts to fight out against corruption and misuse of administrative powers. We are also getting encouraging results. After certain administrative action as we expect, we will come with complete details. We know that this is a risky work. We may suffer any type of revengeful action but we hope God will be always with us if we are on the right track and working for real cause.

ALL THOSE WHO WANT TO JOIN WITH US TO FEARLESSLY FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION MAY CONTACT US. WE WILL TAKE THEIR VALUABLE HELP AND ENTRUST RESPONSIBILITY. 

Wednesday, July 4, 2012



1  Border Security Force requires 959 Head Constable (Radio Operator) and Assistant Sub-Inspector (Radio Mechanic). Last Date: 27.07.2012.

 2    Chandigarh Administration requires 409 Staff Nurses. Last Date of online application : 16.07.2012

  3   Ordnance Parachute Factory, Kanpur requires 120 Group ‘C’ Industrial Establishment (IE) Posts. Last Date: 21 days after publication.

   4  The Indian Army invites applications from Unmarried/Married Male and Unmarried Female (Including wards of battle casualties of Army Personnel) for grant of Short Service Commission. Vacancy- 58, Last Date: 19.07.2012.

  5   The Indian Army invites applications for recruitment of 36 Religion Teachers. Last Date : 19.07.2012

   6  Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited invites applications for 50 Non-Supervisory Positions. Last Date for online submission: 30.06.2012

   7  United Bank of India requires 44 Specialist Officers. Last Date for online Registration: 29.06.2012

   8  North-Central Railway, Railway Recruitment Cell, Allahabad requires 31 Group ‘C’ posts against Sports Quota. Last Date : 23.07.2012

    9 Archaeological Survey of India, Lucknow requires 16 Monument Attendant (Group ‘D’ Staff). Last Date : 15 days after publication.

  10  Air India Ltd. requires Captains and First Officers. Last Date: 23.07.2012.

Source;employment news


No.11022/2/2008-AIS-11
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
Department of Personnel and Training

North Block, New Delhi-110001
Dated, the 29th  June, 2012.
To
The Chief Secretaries of all the
State Governments and UTs.

Subject: AIS(LTC) Rules, 1975 — application of relaxation under CCS Rules
to visit North Eastern States and J&K in lieu of one LTC(HomeTown) - reg.


I am directed to enclose herewith copies of the instructions contained in this Department's O.M. No.31011/4/2007-Est(A), dated 30th  April, 2012 and O.M.No.31011/2/2003-EstLA-IV, dated 15 th
 June, 2012 regarding extension of relaxation to visit North Eastern States and J&K for a further period of two yearsand to say that the said instructions may also be invoked in respect of All IndiaServices officers in respective State cadres under the provisions contained in rule3 of All India Services(Leave Travel Concession) Rules, 1975.

Yours faithfully,
(Deepti Uma hankar)
Director(Service



ANOTHER REMARKABLE JUDGMENT QUASHING
RECOVERY IMPOSED UNDER CONTRIBUTORY FACTORS
Please make use of it


INJUSTICE CAUSED TO PROMOTEES IN MACP – QUASHED
FANTASTIC ORDERS PRONOUNCED BY CAT, JODHPUR

v Promotion as PA from Group ‘D’/Postmen should not be construed as Promotion under MACP

v MACP shall be granted afresh from PA cadre based on 10, 20, 30 years in PA cadre

v Any promotions under LDCE shall not be brought into no. of promotions under MACP

v Applicant should be paid arrears with interest applicable to GPF

The full text of the judgment is furnished below in the link. What we are demanding all along (i.e) to exclude the promotions acquired by exam has been categorically declared by the Hon’ble judge. A remarkable decision.

The CHQ is referring the CAT decision to the Directorate requesting to implement the same to all without further appeal in High court or other forums.

Thanks to Com. Sohan Lal Asst. Circle Secretary, Jodhpur & Com. H. P. Diwakar, Circle Secretary, Rajasthan Circle


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Monday, July 2, 2012

SAD NEWS
COM. B.A.DAVE - OUR BHISHMA PITAMAHA
THE GREAT LEADER OF TRADE UNION MOVEMENT IN GUJARAT CIRCLE 
PASSES AWAY

Com.B.A.Dave, a legend character, great leader, friend-philosopher and guide to all of us, a real hero of the heritage of Bhavnagar division and off course Gujarat breathed last on 1.7.2012 morning.

He was the most devoted leader of the era 1970-1990. We have learnt so much lessons from him. In the event of any perplexity, we were going to him for guidance. He dedicated his whole life for trade union movement.

We are very sad on his demise. We pray almighty for eternal peace of the sacred soul of Com.Dave dada.  

Thursday, June 28, 2012

CHALO DELHI-PARLIAMENT MARCH 26.7.12 BOOK YOUR TICKETS

ALL DIVISIONAL SECRETARIES AND CIRCLE OFFICE BEARERS ARE REQUESTED TO REFER TO DETAILS GIVEN BY CHQ IN THE WEB SITES OF CHQ/NFPE AS WELL AS BY POST UP TO DIVISIONAL LEVEL REGARDING MARCH TO PARLIAMENT ON 26TH JULY 2012 AT 10:30 AM. THE MARCH WILL CONCLUDE AT JANTAR MANTAR. THE LOCATION OF STARTING PARLIAMENT MARCH WILL BE INTIMATED SOON.

THE GUJARAT CIRCLE HAS BEEN ASKED TO SEND ATLEAST 100 DELIGATES. ALL DIVISIONS ARE REQUESTED TO SEND ATLEAST 5 DELIGATES FOR THE PARLIAMENT MARCH. THAY SHOULD BOOK THEIR TICKETS FOR REACHING DELHI ON 26TH JULY MORNING AND DEPARTURE NOT EARLIER THEN 27TH LATE EVENING AS THERE ARE PROGRAMMES ON 27TH INCLUDING FELICITATION CEREMONY OF COM.K.V.SHRIDHARAN

COM.K.B.CHUDASAMA ASST. CIRCLE SECRETARY HAS BEEN NOMINATED BY THE CIRCLE UNION AS CONVENER FOR PARLIAMENT MARCH FOR GROUP C EMPLOYEES. FOR ANY FURTHER DETAILS/GUIDANCE HE MAY BE CONTACTED ON MOBILE NUMBER:98798 38780

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

HOW TO CALCULATE THE INTEREST RATES FOR GENERAL PROVIDENT FUND




             
The rate of interest on GPF is generally fixed after taking into consideration the average secondary market yields on government securities. The rates of interest on General Provident Fund (GPF) is 8% for the period from 1.4.2011 to 30.11.2011 and 8.6%from 1.12.2011 to 31.3.2012, whereas the rate of interest on EPF for the financial year 2011-12 is 8.25%.whereas the rate of interest on EPF is fixed on the recommendation of the Central Board of Trustees (CBT) by the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), Ministry of Labour and Employment based on the income earned on the accumulated fund during the financial year.

       
Ministry of Finance announced on 22nd May 2012, the interest rates on General Provident Fund and similar funds, which has been revised to 8.8% (Eight point six per cent) with effect from1.04.2012. 

MINUTES OF THE MEETING DATED 21.05.2012 TAKEN BY SECRETARY (POSTS) WITH POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION (PJCA) COMPRISING OF NFPE, FNPO AND ITS AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS.




Subject:-  Minutes of the meeting taken by Secretary (P) with Postal Joint Council of Action on 21.05.2012 at 11 hrs. in Dak Bhawan.

            D.G. Posts No. 8/15/2011-SR (ATR)                 Dated: -    thMay, 2012

            Please find enclosed minutes of the meeting taken by Secretary (P) with Postal Joint Council of Action on 21.05.2012 at 11 hrs. in Dak Bhawan.
 
2.         It is requested to take necessary follow up action urgently under intimation to SR Section. 

(Subhash Chander)
Director (SR & Legal)

To
1. CGM (PLI)/ CGM(BD&M)/ CGM (MB & O)/ DDG(Estt.)/ DDG(P)/
DDG(RB)/ DDG(E&MM)/ DDG(FS)/ DDG(PAF)/ DDG(R&P)/
CE(Civil)
2. PPS to Secretary (Posts) / Sr.PPS/PPS to Member (P)/
Member(O)/ Member(Plg.)/ Member(Tech.)/ JSFA
3. Shri M. Krishnan, Secretary General, NFPE
4. Shri D. Theagarajan, Secretary General, FNPO
5. General Secretaries of the Unions constituent to the PJCA

MINUTES OF THE MEETING DATED 21.05.2012 TAKEN BY SECRETARY (POSTS) WITH POSTAL JOINT COUNCIL OF ACTION (PJCA) COMPRISING OF NFPE, FNPO AND ITS AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS.
            Secretary (Posts) took a meeting with PJCA on 21.05.2012 to take stock of the follow up action in regard to the discussions held in the meetings dated 10.01.2012 and 12.01.2012.

            The gist of discussions, ad seriatim, is as follows:
1.         Separate orders communicating the decision that no mail office will be closed for next three years and no dislocation of staff to places outside headquarters.
            Instructions issued vide letter No.28-8/2011-D dated 14.05.2012.  Further discussions in this regard to be held with Member (Operations) on 29.05.2012 (AN).
2.         Orders communicating the decisions about no closure/merger of post offices if no simultaneous relocation is possible.

            As discussed, a copy of the instructions issued vide letter No.40-6/2011-Plg (A) dated 21.2.2012 has been made available to PJCA.   
3.         Revision of wages of casual labourers and absorption.
            A comprehensive proposal in the matter of casual labourers will be formulated by 30th June 2012.
4.         Revised recruitment rules for group-D & postman as agreed and syllabus for group-D examination (25% from GDS) & Postmen/Mailguard.
            Revised rules of recruitment for group-D and Postmen will be notified shortly.
5.         Revision of cash handling norms to GDS & ensuring no reduction of TRCA under any circumstances and enhancing the Bonus ceiling to 3500/- & revise the cash allowance to BPM at the rate of Rs.50/- per trip instead of month.
            The issue regarding non reduction of TRCA is under active consideration of the Department.  The issue of bonus ceiling in respect of GDS has not found favour with the Ministry of Finance. The revision of cash allowance of BPM is being processed.
6.         Orders revising the instructions liberalizing the powers to the divisional heads instead of circle heads in case of tenure posting to C and B class offices.
            The order will be issued shortly.
7.         Reiteration of earlier instructions on the grant of special pay to unqualified Accountants & Counting of Special Allowance for pay fixation without filing SLP against Bangalore High Court judgment.
            In the wake of advice of the Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure, there is no alternative but to file an SLP in the Apex Court.
8.         Circulation of clarification given to Punjab Circle to the remaining circles also in respect of protection of pay of defunct PO & RMS Accountants.
            The Integrated Finance Wing (IFW) has sought some further inputs on the issue and action is being taken thereon.  Once it is cleared by the IFW, it will be circulates to all heads of circles.
9.         Orders on forcible allotment of staff quarters to the town SOs SPMs as post attached quarters.
            Instructions have been issued vide letter No.18-9/2010-Bldg. dated 10.5.2012.
10.       Non supply of balance statement of NPS to the official as on 31.3.2012.

            The PJCA was informed that the statement of transactions of the subscriber for the period from 1.4.2010 to 30.6.2011 had already been dispatched to the subscribers in the form approved by PFRDA by NSDL, Mumbai vide letter dated 19.9.2011 and information in this regard was sent to all Directors of Accounts (Postal) vide letter dated 18.11.2011.  The contention of the PJCA was that no such statement was received by the subscribers till date.   The matter will be checked up with Postal Accounts Wing again and further clarification in this regard will be sent to the PJCA shortly.
11.       Enhancement of financial powers to LSG, HSG II and HSG I.
            The proposal is under examination in consultation with the Integrated Finance   Wing.
12.       Enhancing the honorarium of invigilators engaged in departmental examinations.
            The rates for honorarium for invigilators were revised vide letter dated 26.4.2011.
13.       Allowing the physically handicapped candidates for appearing in IPO examinations.
            The issue is under active consideration in consultation with the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.
14.       Orders on drawal of Cash handling allowance to Treasurers, Accountants irrespective of their position in MACP.
            The PJCA was informed that a reference in this regard had been made to the Department of Personnel and Training.  However, their contention was that it being a case of financial upgradation,  the proposal should not have been referred to the DOPT.  The position will be checked up for further course of action.
15.       Finalisation of cadre review proposals before 31.3.2012.
            It was decided to formulate a proposal by 30th June 2012 for further examination in consultation with the nodal ministries. 
16.       Payment of incentive instead of honorarium for attending the PLI/RPLI work at divisional offices after decentralization
The issue of payment of incentive is under process and PLI Directorate is being asked to get it expedited.
17.       Orders for repatriation of officials deputed for PLI/RPLI work to CO/RO to their home divisions. 

            Suitable instructions in this regard have already been issued to heads of circles.  However, the view point of the PJCA was that  instead of only forwarding the minutes of the meeting,  the PLI Directorate should have issued detailed instructions clearly spelling out the course of action to be taken by the heads of circles  in this regard as well as in regard to decentralization of PLI, RPLI work.   PLI Dte. will be asked to do the needful.
18.       Allowing the Postmaster’s cadre officials to appear for IPO/PSS Group-B examination. 
            The issued was discussed at length and it was decided to review it after some time keeping in view the merits and demerits of the proposal as well as the response of the officials opting for Postmasters cadre.
19.       Orders permitting the Postmaster cadre officials to officiate in HSG-I vacancies.
            The issue was discussed at length and it was decided to review it after some time keeping in view the merits and demerits of the proposal as well as the response of the officials opting for Postmasters cadre.
20.       D.O  letter from Member (P) to all circle heads to fill up all posts of Sorting Postmen, Mail Overseer, Cash Overseer & Head Postmen.
            Instructions were issued vide Member (P)’s D.O. letter No. 37-4/2012/SPB-I          dated 19.4.2012.
21.       Allowing MTS to decline promotion to postmen cadre under  seniority quota without losing MACP promotion. 

            Suitable instructions in this regard will be issued shortly.

22.       Reiteration of instruction for rotational transfer for SBCO staff by notifying cluster of divisions.
            Instructions issued vide letter No. 141-91/2012-SPB-II dated 2.4.2012.
23.       Issue instructions to all for ensuring filling up of all sanctioned LR posts.
            It was decided to examine the matter in consultation with all heads of circles with           an idea to have a clear picture of sanctioned LR posts, in the first instance.
24.       Prompt grant of child care leave – issue of instructions.
            Instructions reiterated vide letter No. 51-3/2011/SPB-2 dated 10.5.2012.
25.       Clarifications to be issued on MACP as agreed upon on the following:
(i) MACP will not be deferred on the ground of contemplated disciplinary/vigilance proceedings.
(ii) Instructions on review of ACRs/APARs by scrutiny committees.
(iii) Recovery orders by DA(P) in the matter of pay fixation on MACP in case of MTS.
(i) Cases relating to declining promotion prior to issue of MACP order (prior to 2009).
            Suitable instructions regarding (i) above are under issue.  Instructions regarding (ii) have already been issued.  The issues raised at serial number (iii) (iv) are under examination.  The PJCA requested for issue of an early order in respect of cases where the officials declined promotion prior to issue of MACP order in 2009.
26.       Issuing clear instructions to all CPMGs that in the city areas where RO/COs are situated decentralization of RPLI/PLI should not be done to city Postal Divisions, instead the work will be done by RO/CO staff as done before.
            The PLI Directorate will be asked to issue detailed instructions in the matter of decentralization of PLI/RPLI instead of merely forwarding the minutes of the meeting.
27.       Issuing orders on the items finalized by the Postmen committee and also follow up action on certain items to be referred to work study unit.
            A committee constituted to consider the issues relating to Postmen has already submitted the report.  The recommendations of the committee are under process. 
28.       Cadre-structuring and settlement of Group-D and Sorter anomaly issues relating to Postal Accounts. 
            The matter will be pursued further with Postal Accounts Wing and Establishment Division and the PJCA will be kept apprised of the progress in this regard.
29.       Follow up action on civil wing employees issues.
            The recruitment rules are presently pending with Ministry of Law and Justice.  Will be notified immediately after it is cleared and further action to fill up the posts will be taken.
30.       Examination of CRC & EPP norms.
            It was decided to have a meeting with Member (Operations) on 29.5.2012 (AN) to discuss the norms.
            Before concluding the deliberations, Secretary (Posts) brought to the notice of the PJCA about the serious problem which Department is facing in the form of abstraction  of articles from Postal parcels and regarding delayed dispatch, mis-sorting & delivery of Speed Post articles.  The PJCA was informed that lot of complaints have come from Hon’ble Members of Parliament also through news papers alleging abstraction of articles by Postal employees which is adversely affecting the image of the Department,  besides affecting parcel post traffic.  Secretary (Posts) desired all members of PJCA may advise the employees of the Department to desist  from adopting such anti departmental activities, which are detrimental to both the Department as well as its employees during course of their meetings/conferences and consultations etc.

            The meeting ended with vote of thanks to the Chair. 

RED SALUTE TO COM. PARUL BOSE. WITH DEEP SORROW I AM TO INTIMATE THAT COM. PARUL BOSE, WIFE OF COM. K.G. BOSE PASSED AWAY EARLY MORNING ON 27th MAY, 2012.SHE WAS A TRADE UNION LEADER HERSELF AND HAD TO FACE ASSAULT DURING THE SEMI-FACIST PERIOD IN WEST BENGAL. NFPE CONVEY ITS HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES. M. KRISHNAN SECRETARY GENERAL, NFPE


LTC TO PORT BLAIR TO STAY IN NEW HOLIDAY HOME

ALL INDIA POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION - GDS (NFPE) CHQ GIVEN PROGRAMME OF ACTION ON GDS DEMANDS.



1.      A Draft 32 Points Charter of Demands that has been prepared by the CWC covering all the demands of the three lakhs of GDS employees will be placed in the CHQ website, inviting further suggestions for improvement by the rank and file. The entire attention of our organisation will be focussed to win the above demands through a united movement of Postal Employees under the able guidance of the NFPE.
2.  A Programme of Action starting with a day-long Dharna/Demonstration in front of all the Chief Postmasters General Offices/Postmaster Generals Offices/Divisional Offices will be organised on 28-06-2012.
3.      After participating in the March to Parliament on 26th July, 2012 called for by the Confederation of CG Employees and the All India Convention organised by the NFPE on the same day at New Delhi, a massive Dharna exclusively for the GDS Demands will be organised in front of Parliament on 27.07.2012.
4.      A comprehensive Memorandum on GDS Demands and issues will be submitted to the Government and the Department on the day of our Dharna on 27th July, 2012. Further the memorandum will be submitted to the Govt. through MPs also.
5.      Meeting the Honourable MoC&IT at a later date to focus attention on our urgent Demands after the Dharna before the Parliament.
           It is requested to prepare / make all arrangements to conduct the program on 28-06-2012 in all circles and travel arrangements to Delhi for "March to parliament" & NFPE convention on 26-07-12 and "Mass Dharna at Parliament by GDS employees" on 27-07-2012 i.e., two days stay in Delhi and ensure the programs will be grand success with large participation of all NFPE & GDS membership.

MEETING OF CADRE RESTRUCTURING COMMITTEE WILL BE HELD ON 29.05.2012

CONFEDERATIONCONF.06/2012 DATED:25.06.2012



 
Dear Comrade

          
The detailed campaign tour programme is enclosed. We have given details of the date and place of the meetings of each state separately. The tickets for travel inside the State will be arranged by the concerned State Committee secretaries, whose names and phone numbers are given. The return and forward journey may be arranged by the concerned individual leaders deployed for each station. The deployed comrades are requested to reach the destination in the morning itself. The State Secretaries may arrange for more than one meeting in a station. For the facility of maximum coverage the visiting leaders may form groups to visit the offices. The affiliates are requested to give necessary instructions to their field formations to mobilize their members to participate in the March to Parliament programme and see that their journey tickets are booked well in advance.
With greetings,
Yours fraternally, 
K.K.N. Kuty)
Secretary General
TOUR PROGRAMME [REVISED]
KERALA: – Thiruvananthapuram- 5.6.2012, , Kochi- 6.6.2012 Calicut- 7.6.2012 - Coms’ M.Krishnan, K.Ragavendran, K.P.RajagopalSate Secretary: Com. M. Krishnan. Phone No. 094470 68125
TAMILNADU: - Tiruchy- 12.6.2012, Madurai- 13.56.2012, Coimbatore- 14.6.2012, Chennai- 15.6.2012 -  K.Ragavendran, K.V.Sreedharan, Ashok B Salunkhe, M.Duraipandian, K.Venkatasubramanian. State Secretary , Com. M. Duraipandian. Phone No. 097898 33552
 KARNATAKA: – Bangalore- 16.6.2012,  Hassan- 17.6.2012, Mangalore.-19.6.2012, Hubli 20-6-2012 & Goa.-21.6.2012 K. V. Sreedharan,  T. Narasimhan, R. Sethuraman, V. Sreekumar & P. Prasad. State Secretary. Com. P. Prasad. Phone : 094800 66620

 ANDHRA PRADESH: Dates: June 19, 20 & 21 – Hyderabad 19.6.2012, Vijayawada. 20.6.2012 and Vizag: 21.6.2012K. Ragavendran, K.P. Rajagopal, Nageswar Rao, Humayun, Satyanarayana, N. Somaiah. State Secretary. Com. Nageswara Rao Phone: No. 099123 48233.
 MAHARASHTRA: - Nagpur.  5.6.2012  Mumbai 6.6.2012, Pune 7.6.2012.KKN Kutty, Ashok Salunkhe  K.V. Sreedharan, D.K.Rahate, M.S. Bharne, Nageswara Rao,  RP Singh & P.K. Das State Secretary: Com. R.P.Singh  Phone’ No. 099690 80996
GUJARAT: -  Ahmedabad 12.6.2012, Rajkot 13.6.2012 Baroda  14.6.2012 K.K.N. Kutty, A.B. Salunkhe, D.K.Rahate, Ishwar Singh Dabas & VK Bhambhi State Secretary: Com. V.K. Bhambhi.  Phone No.094273 03395
MADHYAPRADESH & CHATISGARH : - Bhopal,- 19.6.2012;Indore- 20.6.2012; Jabalpur-21.6.2012 and  Raipur -22.6.2012 Coms. Ishwar Singh Dabas, R.N.Parasar, P. Suresh, T.K.R.Pillai & Yeshwant Purohit. Sate Secretary Com. Y. Purohit- Phone No. 09467 17191.
RAJASTHAN:  Jaipur- 20.6.2012, Ajmer-21.6.2012, Jodhpur-22.6.2012 and Udaipur-23.6.2012
S.K.Vyas, Giriraj Singh, Ashok Kanojia & RS Shekhawat. State Secretary R.S.Shekawat Ph No. 094147 75515
PUNJAB, HARYANA, HP & CHANDIGARH : - Amritsar-09.7.2012, Jalandhar-10.7.2012, Ambala-11.7.2012, Chandigarh-12.7.2012 and Shimla-13.7.2012.
M.S. Raja, R.N.Parassar, Ashok Kanojia, Giriraj Singh.Com. to be contacted Com. Noel-Phone No. 098885 51044
U.P & UTTARAKHAND: - Kanpur-3.7.2012; Lucknow-4.7.2012 , Allahabad-5.7.2012, Dehradun- 6.7.2012 Coms. S.K.Vyas, K.P. Rajagopal, Ishwar Singh Dabas, Giriraj Singh, R.N.Parasar & JP Singh: State Secretary Com. J.P. Singh- Phone No. 080054 45445.
BIHAR & JHARKHAND: - Patna- 10.7.2012, Dhanbad,-11.7.2012 Jamshedpur- & Ranchi- 12.7.2012. Coms. Pijush Roy, V.Bhattacharya, Yeshwant Purohit S.K.Humayun, R.N.Dhal, Somaiah,. State Secretary: Com. Mukteswar Prasad Singh- Phone No. 089869 11289.
ORISSA: Dates: June 26, 27 & 28 – Bhubaneswar- 26.6.2012,Cuttack- 27.6.2012 ,Pijush Roy, V. Bhattacharya, S.K.Humayun, M Duraipandian, Somaiah, Rupak Sarkar & RN Dhal: State Secretary Com. R.N.Dhal- Phone No. 094372 25600.
WEST BENGAL: Dates: June 19, 20, 21 -  Kolkata- 19.6.2012, Farakka-20.6.12 & Siliguri-21.6.12
Com. M.Krishnan, Pijush Roy, V.Bhattacharya, Rupak Sarkar.State Secy- Com. Pijush Roy, Phone No. 094335 15577
N.E REGION: - Guwahati- 26..6.2012, Shillong- 27.6.2012 & Agartala- 28.6.2012
Com. M.S. Raja, K.P. Rajagopal, Tapandas Gupta. Pranab Bhattacharjee, Rehman & GK Gohain.  Assam State Secretary: Com. GK Gohain Phone No. 094335 15577
 DELHI- 16 & 17.7.2012; MEERUT & GAZIABAD- 18.7.2012, FARIDABAD-19.7.2012 & GURGAON- 20.7.2012. Coms. S.K. Vyas, K.K.N. Kutty, M.S.Raja, Ashok Kanojia, V. Bhattacharya. Ishwar Singh Dabas,Giriraj Singh. Delhi State Secretary- Com. V. Bhattacharya, Phone No. 098685 20926.