CALL OF NFPE
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF WORKERS
CENTRAL TRADE UNIONS HELD NATIONAL WORKERS CONVENTION
AT NEW DELHI ON 06TH AUGUST 2013
A massive National convention of all Central Trade Unions, Central and State Government Employees & Teachers Federations and Public Sector employees Unons etc was held at Mavlankar Hall New Delhi on 6th August 2013. The convention was addressed by the leaders of BMS, INTUC, AITUC, CITU, HMS, AIUTUC, TUCC, SEWA, AICCTU, UTUC, LPF. Presidium consisted of the leaders of all the above Central Trade Unions. The resolution adopted by the National convention called upon the workers to organize following.
1. Demonstration/Rallies/Satyagraha at all state capitals with respective statewide mobilization on 25th September 2013
2. Massive Demonstration before Parliament with main mobilization from neighbouring states on 12th December, 2013
3. On the same day of Demonstration before Parliament (12th December 2013), District-level Demonstrations at all District Headquarters all over the country.
4. Sectoral programme of joint actions for effectively opposing Restructuring, Outsourcing etc. and on sector-specific issues/demands and against Divestment of shares in Pubic Sector Enterprises.
5. Exclusive Joint Action Programmes on the demand of Minimum Wage and Contract Workers related other demands.
Copy of the resolution and Photos are published below.
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
Confederation
PA/SA Exam 2013- Familiarize with the Steps for appearing in "Typing Test" & "Data Entry Test"
PA/SA Exam 2013- Familiarize with the Steps for appearing in "Typing Test" & "Data Entry Test"
Postal Department has published screen shots of "Typing Test" & "Data Entry Test" to familiarize for those appearing the Phase-II exam. The same is follows:
Steps of Typing Test.
Step 1: On Desktop Click EH Typing Tutor then this screen appears.
Step 2: Fill Name and Roll Number and then click Enter Button.
Step 3: Select Typing Language Hindi/Eng. and then select Test Text i.e. Batch 1, Batch 2 …. And Click on Next Button.
Step 4: This screen display two window. One containing text matter and another is blank. Click on Start Button to start test.
Step 5: This screen shows that test started. After 15 mins. test stop automatically and Print button is display on screen i.e. in screen 6.
Step 6: Click on print button to print result.
Steps of Data Entry Test.
Step 1: On Desktop Click DE Test , then this screen appears. Fill Name andRollNumber and then click Log in Button
Step 2: This window will be in two parts, on Top half part, data will be displayed with heading , candidate has to type on the corresponding data field in bottom half part.
Step 3: Once filled the details in each column, click on Next Button to go to next data screen.
Step 4: Once the time is over a result screen will appear, and candidate has to take the printout of this and Sign on it.
Click Here to download- Steps for Appearing in Typing Test as PDF
Click Here to download- Steps for Appearing in Data Entry Test
First in India
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1) President—Dr. Rajendra Prasad
2) Prime-Minister—Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru
3) Governor-General of Independent India—Lord Lewis Mountbatten
4) Indian Governor-General of Independent India—Chakravarti Rajgopalachari
6) Field Marshall—General S. H. F. J. Manekshaw
7) Speaker of Loksabha—Shri G.V. Mavalankar (15 May 1952- 27 February 1956).
8) Vice-President—Dr. Sarvapalli RadhakrishnanSardar Vallabh Bhai Patel
9) Home Minister—Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel
10) Finance Minister of India—R. K. Shanmukham Chetty
11) Auditor General of India—V. Narahari Rao
12) Director of CBI— DP Kohli
13) National Security Adviser— Brijesh Mishra
14) Governor of RBI— Sir Osborne Smith
15) Non-Congress Prime-Minister— Morarji Desai from Janata Party in 1977-79.
16) British Governor-General of Bengal—Warren-Hastings
17) Space traveller—S. Leader-Rakesh Sharma
18) Civil Servant—Satendra Nath Tagore
19) Woman IAS Officer—Anna Ranjan George, 1950
20) Swimmer who crossed over the English channel by swimming—Mihir Sen
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21) Woman to swim across the English Channel—Arati Saha, 1959
22) Raman-Magsaysay awardee—Acharya Vinoba Bhave
23) Nobel prize winner—Rabindra Nath Tagore
24) Nobel Prize in Physics—C. V. Raman in 1930
25) President of National Congress—Wyomesh Chand Banerjee
26) Chairman of Lok Sabha—G. B. Mavlankar
27) First Woman Chief Minister—Sucheta Kriplani
28) Woman Speaker of Lok Sabha—Smt. Meira Kumar, 2009
29) Chief Election Commissioner—Sukumar Sen
30) Indian Chairman in International Court—Justice Dr. Nagendra Singh
31) Foreigner awardee of Bharat Ratna—Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan
32) Leader of the Indian Antarctica Mission—Dr. Syed Zahuv Quasim
33) Chief Justice of Supreme Court—Justice Hiralal J. Kaniya
34) Awarded with ‘Bharat Ratnas’—Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, Chakravarti Rajgopalachari, Sir C. B. Raman
35) Woman Awarded with ‘Bharat Ratna’— Indira Gandhi
36) Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters— Mrinal Sen
37) Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letter—Sivaji Ganeshan
38) Posthumally Bharat Ratna Awardee—Lal Bahadur Shastri
39) Person awarded Bhartiya-Gyan-Peeth Purskar—G. Shankar Kurup (Malayalam–1965)
40) Woman awarded with Bhartiya-Gyan-Peeth Purskar—Ashapurna Devi, 1976
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41) Woman Sahitya Akademi Award Winner—Amrita Pritam, 1956
42) Woman Honours Graduate—Kamini Roy
43) Woman Director General of Police—Kanchan C Bhattacharya
44) Successful Surgeon who transplanted heart—Dr. P. Venugopal
45) Woman to receive Nobel Prize— Mother Teresa
46) Woman Governor—Sarojini Naidu
47) Licensed Pilot— J R D Tata
48) Woman Air Pilot—Durba Banerjee
49) Woman Teacher—Savitribai Phule
50) Successful heart transplanted person—Devi Ram (1994)
51) President of National Human Rights Commission—Justice Rangnath Mishra
52) Hindi Literature person-awarded Bhartiya Gyan Peeth Purskar—Sumitra Nandan Pant (1968)
53) Indian who won the World Billiard award—Wilson Jans
54) Indian who won the Grammy award—Pt. Ravi Shankar
55) Person delivered the Lecture in Hindi in U.N.O.— Atal Bihari Bajpai (1977)Dada Bhai Naoroji
56) Indian member in British House of Commons— Dada Bhai Naoroji (1892)
56) First President of Indian Science Congress—Sir Asutosh Mukherjee
57) Mountaineer who scaled Mount Everest 8 times—Sherpa-Augarita
58) Writer who was awarded ‘Vyas Samman’—Ramvilas Sharma
59) Indian Managing Director of World Bank—Gautam Kazi
60) Player awarded ‘Padam Bhusan’—C. K. Naidu
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61) Actress to win Padma Shri Award—Nargis Dutt, 1958
62) Indian players played Davis Cup—M. Salim and S. M. Jacob (Singles), A. A. Faiyaz and L. S. Dare (Doubles) (1921)
63) Tennis Grandslam title winner—Mahesh Bhupati
64) Indian player who played the test cricket—K. S. Ranjeet Singh (from England)
65) Scientist elected for Lok Sabha—Dr. Meghnad Saha
66) Scientist awarded Ghanshyam Das Birla award—Prof. Ashish Datta (1991)
67) Literature who was awarded Murti Devi Purskar—C. K. Nagraj Rao (1993)
68) Person, who became High Commission in Great Britain—V. K. Krishna-Menon
69) Indian who was awarded the Lenin Peace Prize—Dr. Safuddin Kichlu (1952)
70) First Indian who contested the election for British Parliament—Lal Mohan Ghose
71) Woman Graduates—Kadambini Ganguly and Chandramukhi Basu, 1883
72) Woman Chief Justice of High Court—Leila Seth, Himachal Pradesh, 1991
73) An Indian, appointed the judge of High Court, during the British period—Ram Prasad Ram
74) Indian member of Viceroy Executive Council—Sir. S. P. SinhaMorarji Desai
75) Leanin Peace Prize— Saifuddin Kitchlew
76) Chairman of Finance Commission—K. C. Niogi
77) Woman Doctorate of Science—Asima Chatterjee (1944)
78) Woman IPS—Kiran Bedi
79) Woman Supreme Court judge—Kumari Fathima Beevi
80) Indian member of American Congress—Deleep Singh
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81) Editor of Time Magazine—Bobby Ghosh
82) Director of CBI becoming Governor—Ashwani Kumar
83) Person to reach the North Pole—Squadron Leader Sanjay Thapar
84) Person to reach the South Pole—Col Jatinder Kumar Bajaj
85) Nishan-e-Pakistan Award—Morarji Desai, 1990
86) Magsaysay Award—Vinoba Bhave, 1958 Sushmita Sen
87) Miss World—Reita Faria in 1966
88) Miss Asia Pacific—Zeenat Aman in 1970
89) Miss Universe—Sushmita Sen in 1994
90) Miss Earth—Nicole Faria in 2010
91) Place to get electricity—Darjeeling in 1897
92) Sound film—Alam Ara (1931) directed by Ardeshir Irani
93) Colour film—Kisan Kanya (1937), directed by Moti B. Gidvani
94) Oscar winner—Bhanu Athaiya for Best Costume Design for Gandhi (film) in 1982.
95) Dadasaheb Phalke Award—Devika Rani in 1969
96) Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters—Sivaji Ganesan
97) Test-tube baby—Durga Agarwal, born 1978
98) Newspaper—Hickey's Bengal Gazette started in 1760Tenzing Norgay
99) First Lady Doctor—Anandibai Joshi
100) Satellite—Aryabhata, launched on 19 April 1975
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101) Man to climb Mt Everest—Tenzing Norgay
102) Man to climb Mt Everest without oxygen—Phu Dorjee, 1984
103) Woman to climb Mt everest—Bachendri Pal
104) District to achieve 100% literacy rate—Ernakulam district, Kerala, 1990
105) Captain in Tests—C. K. Nayudu for the 1932 tour of England
106) ODI captain—Ajit Wadekar
107) Bowler who made hat-trick in Test Cricket—Harbhajan Singh
108) Batsman who made 300 runs in test Cricket—Virendra Sehwag
109) First Marshal of Indian Air Force—Arjan Singh
110) Individual Medal in Olympic games—KD Jadhav
111) Grandmaster— Viswanathan Anad
112) Woman Grandmaster—Koneru Humpy
113) First Indian who individually won the Gold medal in Olympic games—Abhinav Bindra
114) First Indian who won the Bronze medal in Boxing in Olympic games—Vijendra Kumar
115) Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge—Srinivasa Ramanujan
116) Fellow of the Royal Society—Ardaseer Cursetjee
117) Post Office- Kolkata(1727)
118) University- Nalanda University
Raguram Rajan to be new RBI Governor
Raguram Rajan to be new RBI Governor
He will succeed D Subbarao whose term ends on September 5
Raghuram Rajan, currently the Chief Economic Advisor to the government of India was on 06 August 2013(Tuesday) appointed the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) governor. Finance Ministry's office has confirmed the appointment for three years..
There were two other contenders -- economic affairs secretary Arvind Mayaram and PlanningCommission member Saumitra Chaudhuri.
Rajan will replace D Subbarao, who completes his five-year term on September 4, and will be the 23rd Governor of the central bank. "Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has approved appointment of Raghuram Rajan as Governor of RBI for a term of three years," an official statement said.
Rajan, a former IMF chief economist, was appointed as the Chief Economic Advisor in the Finance Ministry in August last year.Known for his frank views, Rajan was also honorary economic advisor to the Prime Minister. He was acclaimed for predicting the 2008 global financial crisis.
An alumni of IIM-Ahmedabad and IIT-Delhi, Rajan did his doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was professor at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business before taking over as CEA.
Rajan was also involved with the report on Financial Sector Reforms, which was authorised by the Planning Commission.
The former IMF chief economist had emerged as the key pointsman for Finance minister P Chidambaram, dealing with issues as diverse as a new development index to calm down nerves in the markets.
Apart from a sound understanding of the economic and financial system, what also works in favour of Rajan is his familiarity with key players in the global economic system, especially in uncertain times like at present. Besides, he is expected to get new ideas into RBI, which many on Raisina Hill believe is too conservative.
At the same time, a professional economist like Rajan is expected to take an independent view of applicants for bank licences and not act under the finance ministry's pressure. Rajan's appointment comes at a time when the economy is struggling with a high Current Account Deficit (CAD) and a depreciating rupee.
Tax Deductors Who Default In Depositing TDS by Due Date Shall be Liable for Prosecution: CBDT
Tax Deductors Who Default In Depositing TDS by Due Date Shall be Liable for Prosecution: CBDT
It has come to the notice of Income Tax Department that many times the tax deductors, after deducting TDS from specified payments, are deliberately not depositing the taxes so deducted in Government account and continue to deploy the funds so retained for business purposes or for personal use. Such retention of Government dues beyond the due date is an offence liable for prosecution under Section 276B of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The defaulter, if convicted, can be sentenced to Rigorous Imprisonment (RI) for a term which canextend upto seven years.
The TDS units of Income Tax Department have been taking up prosecution proceedings in suitable cases where TDS has been retained beyond the due date. The Central Board of Direct Taxes has partly modified existing guidelines for identification of cases for launching prosecution. As per the revised guidelines, the criterion of minimum retention period of 12 months has been dispensed with. For the benefit of public at large, it is now clarified that defaulters, who have retained the TDS deducted and failed to deposit the same in Government account within due date, shall be liable for prosecution, irrespective of the period of retention.
However, the offence u/s 276B of the Income Tax Act can be compounded by Chief Commissioner having jurisdiction on the case, either before or after the launching of prosecution proceedings. In the recent past, several defaulters have submitted petitions for compounding of such offences and compounding orders have also been passed by the Competent Authority in suitable cases.
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