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CENTRAL WORKING COMMITTEE OF AIPAEA AT AHMEDABAD
AIPAEA SUCCESSFULLY HELD THE CWC
All India Postal Accounts Employees Association has successfully completed the Central Working Committee meeting held at Ahmedabad from 07-04-2014 to 08-04-2014. The meeting commenced by hoisting the national flag by com. Saxena, President of AIPAEA, Ahmedabad; NFPE flag by Com. Giriraj Singh, President NFPE; AIPAEA flag by Com. Santoshkumar, President AIPAEA (CHQ). All the dignitaries, delegates and Comrades of Ahmedabad paid floral tributes to the martyrs.
Central Working Committee meeting commenced on 07-04-14 under the chairmanship of Com. S. Santosh Kumar, President, AIPAEA (CHQ). Com. Giriraj Singh, President, NFPE in his inaugural speech narrated the struggles launched by the Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers on the 15-point charter of demands. In his inspiring speech he informed the developments in the Postal Department and the status of Cadre restructuring. He stressed the need to strengthen the Confederation to achieve the merger of DA, I.R. etc. He gave a call for unity and total participation of the employees in the struggles. Major changes launched by the Postal Department will through several challenges and the employees have to face such challenges. In spite of assurances given by the Department Cadre restructuring process has not yet completed. Unless we act together and participate in all activities of the Federation, it is not possible to achieve the demands.
Com. Parasher, Asst. Secretary General, NFPE in his inspiring and emotional speech recalled the sacrifices of all those founder leaders of NFPE. But for the sacrifices of Com. Babu Tarapada, Com. Dada Ghosh, Com. KG Bose , Com. Adi Com. Iyyar He vividly described the sacrifices made by these great leaders and the achievements of NFPE in the long cherished 60 years of its journey. He exhorted that whatever we have achieved it is due to the struggles of the NFPE and Confederation. Nothing has come as a windfall. All our rights are fought and achieved. He commented that the participation of Gujarat Circle in the struggles requires improvement. There is great potential in the Postal Accounts as well as in Postal and this requires to be tapped. He invited all to join hands and fight against the injustice. The ill effects of neo-liberal policies have robbed all the rights of the employees and workers. New Pension Scheme, which has been introduced with the active cooperation between the Ruling and Principal Opposition Party. There is no difference between the Congress and BJP in their support and enthusiasm to implement the neo-liberal economic policies. We are fighting against the policies of Privatization, out-sourcing, casualization and disinvestment all these years. We have to use the coming elections to strongly oppose all those forces who support and implemented the new pension policy and other anti-employee policies by voting against these forces and support all those left and democratic forces who always stood with the employees inside and outside the Parliament. If we fail to protect the existing rights of the employees, the future generations will hold us guilty. Hence, he appealed all
the employees to strengthen the National Federation of Postal Employees, AIPAEA and Confederation and participate in all the calls to achieve the demands of the employees.
Com. S.K. Vyasji, the Advisor to the Confederation and friend, philosopher and guide to the AIPAEA graced the meeting on 08-04-14. He elaborately explained the important demands of the Central Government employees and the importance of the strikes organized by the Confederation to achieve these demands. He informed the Resolution passed in the National Convention of the Confederation at Nagpur on 04-04-14 to vote out all those forces who supported the New Pension Bill, out-sourcing, privatization etc. and support the friends of employees and working class. He explained the developments in respect of the demands of the Accounts and Audit employees. He asked all the constituents of JAC to reactivate and strengthen the JAC.
General Secretary, AIPAEA placed his report in the CWC outlining all the events that took place after the last CWC meeting, which was held at Lucknow. He stressed the need to strengthen the interaction between the members by utilizing all opportunities to reach to the members. He requested all the leaders to strengthen the AIPAEA by enrolling the new members in April 2014. The CWC appreciated the efforts of CHQ in winning the Stepping up case. The CWC has discussed the developments in the implementation of technology in the PAOs. The Committee on Technology headed by Com. Veeresh submitted its report to the CWC. The issues of Review of results of AAO exam in respect of SC/ST officials, Sending the newly appointed Junior Accountants for training to the Post Offices in Bangalore PAO, forwarding of applications, AAO RRs, Stepping up case clarifications, Caste Verification issues, Gr.D and Sorter anomalies, retrospective promotion to the Junior Accountants promoted after the amendment of RRs, Recruitment in PAOs, Changed system of sending requirements to the SSC and need to report all the vacancies in time, building issues, Rule-38 transfers of Ahmedabad, Pay protection under FR 15(a), implementing the 4-advance increments and many more issues relating the Postal Accounts employees. The CWC passed resolutions on all-important issues. The CWC endorsed the Resolution passed by the National Convention at Nagpur.
In the Open Session held on 08-04-14 Shri. Dhaktode, Director of Accounts (Postal), Ahmedabad graced the meeting. Com. S.K.Vysji, Com. Parasher, Com. T.Satyanarayana addressed the Open Session. Com. Sunil Paniccer, Circle Secretry, AIPAEA, Ahmedabad welcomed the dignitaries and all the comrades to the Open Session.
The successful conduct of the CWC is the shining example of the strength of the young AIPAEA unit of Ahmedabad. The unity shown by the Ahmedabad comrades under the leadership of Com. Saxena, President, Com. Sunil, Circle Secretary, Com. J.K. Chouhan, Deputy Circle Secretary and Com. Brahmania, CHQ Office Bearer is praise worthy. CHQ thanks all the Comrades who worked for the success of the CWC. Let’s work to strengthen the AIPAEA and make it a vibrant organization.
With Struggle Greetings
(T.SATYANARAYANA)
General Secretary
Memorials of Famous Persons: PA/SA Exam Study Material
Mahatma Gandhi - Rajghat
Lal Bahadur Shastri - Vijayghat
Jawaharlal Nehru - Santhivan
B.R. Ambedkar - Chaithra Bhoomi
Morarji Desai - Abhayaghat
Indira Gandhi - Sakthi Sthal
Rajiv Gandhi - Veer Bhoomi
Zail Singh - Ekatha Sthal
Gulsarilal Nanda - Narayanghat
Charan Singh - Kisanghat
Kishan Kanth - Nigam BodhghatV2 SBCO Software : After upgradation procedure - Some database is missing
This is due to the database file not found after upgradation procedure ( Year end Process )
The file is C:\SBCO\SB2013\SB\ in that folder
Each office has 2 database file ie . sbacc??.dbf and sbtra??.dbf
Here ?? means Office code
Solution :
1. Copy the missing dbf file from C:\SBCO\SB\ and paste into C:\SBCO\SB2013\SB\
It is very simple method.
Another method
2. Create the missing DBF file thro Foxpro command
( For eg. Here Office code 07 is missing )
Go to Dos Prompt
C:\>
Then go to C:\SBCO\SB>
C:\SBCO\SB> Foxpro
Use sbacc01 dbf
copy structure to c:\sbco\sb2013\sb\sbacc07.dbf
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Use sbtra01 dbf
copy structure to c:\sbco\sb2013\sb\sbtra07.dbf
The same procedure to be followed to other missing offices
Admit Card / Hall Ticket Download for Postal / Sorting Assistant Exam 2014
Friends.. as said in our earlier post, PA/SA Exam 2014, for 07 Postal Circles, viz. Delhi, Kerala, Rajasthan, Assam, Chhattisgarh, North East, Odisha is scheduled for 27 April 2014. Click Here to see the schedule.
Candidates applied for the above 07 Postal Circles can now download their Admit Card/Hall Ticket from the website by entering your registration number and password.
1. Candidates are requested to appear for the written test at the Centre on the date and time specified. Candidate should reach the test centre 60 minutes before the commencement of the examination. Candidates are permitted up to 15 Minutes after the commencement of the examination but however they are not permitted any extended time.
2. Maximum candidates have been accommodated at the Examination City of their Preference 1. However their Preference 2 and 3 have been also have been kept in view keeping the volume of candidates appearing in the examination and in the exigencies.
3. No change of Test Centre/test date and address of correspondence will be entertained.
4. Bring this Admit Card in ORIGINAL to the examination centre. Keep a photocopy of the Admit Card with you for future reference. You are required to put your Signatures on this Admit Card in the given box ONLY in the presence of Invigilator in the examination hall and it will be collected during the examination.
5. Admit Card is displayed only on the website www.pasadrexam2014.in Check your particulars in the Admit Card carefully. Discrepancy, if any,
should be immediately reported to the mailadmitcardhelpdesk.dopexam@gmail.com Relevant corrections, if any and accepted, will be made to your On-Line Admit Card and the same can be Downloaded from the website again.
6. Admit Cards will not be issued at the Examination Centre under any circumstances. Printout of Downloaded Admit Card from the website www.pasadrexam2014.in are valid. Candidates will not be permitted without valid admit card.
7. Please ensure that you bring only ball point pen of colour Black or Blue for marking the OMR Answer Sheet. Marking with “gel” or any other type of pen is NOT allowed.
8. Answer Sheet is of OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) type. For every question there is only one Correct Option. Darken the appropriate Circle to indicate the Correct Answer. Please note No Change is permissible once marked. Applicant who darken more than one circle for any question can’t be valued and rejected. DO NOT put any stray marks anywhere on the answer sheet. Rough work may be done on the blank space in your question booklet. There is “No Negative Marking”.
9. OMR answer sheet has two copies. Do Not separate them. Impressions marked on the Original Sheet will automatically get transferred to the Copy. Original copy will be used for Result Processing. After completion of exam & before leaving the examination hall Candidate is to handover the ORIGINAL copy to the invigilator and candidate may retain Carbonless Copy. It is the responsibility of the candidate to handover the ORIGINAL OMR Sheet to the room invigilator before leaving the examination hall. Question Booklet is allowed to be retained by the candidate.
10. Candidates are likely to undergo searching/ frisking at the entrance of the exam centre. Please cooperate.
11. MOBILE PHONES/SCANNING DEVICES/ANY ELECTRONIC GADGET/ WEAPONS / FIRE ARMS are strictly prohibited inside the examination centre. Examination centre will not be responsible for its safety/loss. There is no arrangement made for securing your valuables.
12. Impersonation and/or possession of any material, electronic equipment even remotely connected or adverse to proper conduct and performance of the examination may render a candidate liable to be expelled from the Examination Hall and/or cancellation of candidature apart from any other punishment/penalty that may be imposed upon the candidate.
13. Candidates are not allowed to carry any papers, note books, books, calculators, etc. into the examination hall. Any candidate found using or in possession of such unauthorized material or indulging in copying or adopting unfair means will be summarily disqualified.
14. The duration of Paper is 120 minutes. The syllabus for the Paper I is already furnished in the Notification & FAQ on website.
15. Result of successful candidates in this Paper–I shall be published on the website. Candidate is advised to regularly visit the web site www.pasadrexam2014.in for ascertaining updates.
16. The candidature for this test is PROVISIONAL and is subject to fulfilling the education and other eligibility criteria as prescribed in the Notification/Advertisement advertised in the newspaper & also at the website www.pasadrexam2014.in. If Candidate is found ineligible at a later date his/her candidature will be summarily rejected. Mere appearing OR qualifying in the test does not confer any right on the applicant for claiming selection.
17. Visually Impaired (PH - I) candidate is requested to bring “Scribe” at his /her own cost. The scribe should read the Questions in low voice and mark the options as told by the candidate. It should not disturb other candidates in the room. Any misconduct by the scribe/ or candidate himself shall be treated to have been done by that candidate and shall lead to cancellation of the candidature of the candidate. Visually Impaired (PH - I) candidate will allowed 40 minutes compensatory (extra) time for completing the examination.
18. Canvassing in any form by the candidate would entail his/her disqualification.
19. Candidate will not be allowed to leave the examination hall till the examination is over.
20. Please read the instructions carefully on Question Booklet & OMR Sheet. The candidate should fill up all the particulars on the OMR Answer sheet legibly before starting to answer the questions.
21. Decision of the Department of Posts in respect of all matters pertaining to this recruitment test would be final and binding on all the Applicants/Candidates.
Postal Exam ( PA / SA ) date announced - Update as on April 14, 2014
Update as on April 14, 2014
| Postal Circles | Exam Date | Exam Time | |
| Delhi (15), Kerala (22), Rajasthan (28) | 27-Apr | 02:00PM to 04:00PM | |
| Assam (12), Chhattisgarh (14), North East (25), Odisha (26) | 27-Apr | 10:00AM to 12:00NOON | |
Candidates may download the Admit Cards for above stated Postal Circles by Logging into the recruitment website from 14.04.2014 to exam date.
Please keep visiting the website for exam schedules for other Postal Circles & updates.
SOURCE : http://www.pasadrexam2014.in/
25% Hike in Allowances - Confederation writes to Dopt to issue necessary orders
25% Hike in Allowances - Confederation writes to Dopt to issue necessary orders
Confederation Secretary General writes to the Secretary of Department of Personnel & Training to issue appropriate orders on hike in certain allowances by 25% as a result of Dearness allowance to 100% with effect from 1.1.2014...
Confederation's Letter demanding Increase in certain allowances by 25% as a result of enhancement of Dearness Allowance to 100% w.e.f. 01.01.2014
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES & WORKERS
1st Floor, North Avenue PO Building, New Delhi – 110001
Website: www.confederationhq.blogspot.com
Email: confederationhq@gmail.com
Patron
S. K. Vyas 09868244035 |
President
K. K. N. Kutty
09811048303
|
Ref: Confd/GENL/2014
Dated-14.04.2014
To
The Secretary,
Department of Personnel & Training,
Government of India,
North Block, New Delhi – 110001
Sir,
Sub: - Increase in certain allowances by 25% as a result of enhancement of Dearness Allowance to 100% w.e.f. 01.01.2014 – reg.
Vide MOF OM No. 1/1/2014-EBII (B) dated 27th 100% w.e.f. 01.01.2014. As recommended by the 6th following allowance and advances require enhancement of 25% from its present state as done when the DA crossed 50% in 01.01.2011.
1. Children Education Assistance & Reimbursement of Tuition Fee
2. Advances for purchase of Bicycle Advance, Warm clothing Advance, Festival Advance, Natural Calamity Advance
3. Special Compensatory Hill Area Allowance
4. Special Compensatory Scheduled / Tribal Area Allowance
5. Project Allowance
6. Speical Compensatory (Remote Locality) Allowance
7. Cycle Maintenance Allowance
8. Mileage for road journey all components of daily allowance on tour
9. Rates of Fixed Conveyance Allowance under SR-25 (Motor Car)
10. Rates of Fixed Conveyance Allowance under SR-25 (Other modes)
11. Washing Allowance
12. Split Duty Allowance
13. Spl. Allowance for Child Care for Women with Disabilities and Education Allowance for disabled children
14. Cash Handling Allowance
15. Risk Allowance
16. Postgraduate Allowance
17. Desk Allowance
18. Bad Climate Allowance
Therefore it is requested to cause orders for the enhancement of 25% of the above allowances/advances w.e.f 01.01.2014 at the earliest.
A line in reply is much appreciated.
Yours faithfully,
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General, Confederation
Member, JCM National Council
FREE DATA RECOVERY SOFTWARE TOOLS FOR RECOVER THE DELETED FILE
Many free data recovery programs exist that can help recover your accidentally deleted files. These file recovery programs can help you recover, or "undelete" files on your computer.
1. Recuva
Recuva can recover files from hard drives, external drives (USB drives, etc.), BD/DVD/CD discs, and memory cards. Recuva can even undelete files from your iPod!
Recuva will undelete files in Windows 8 & 8.1, 7, Vista, XP, Server 2008/2003, and older Windows versions like 2000, NT, ME and 98. 64-bit Windows versions are also supported. There is also a 64-bit version Recuva available.
Piriform provides both an installable and a portable version of Recuva. I tested file recovery with Recuva v1.51.1036 using their portable version in Windows 8.1.
Undeleting a file with Recuva is as easy as deleting one! I highly recommend that you try Recuva first if you need to recover a file.
Recuva will undelete files in Windows 8 & 8.1, 7, Vista, XP, Server 2008/2003, and older Windows versions like 2000, NT, ME and 98. 64-bit Windows versions are also supported. There is also a 64-bit version Recuva available.
Piriform provides both an installable and a portable version of Recuva. I tested file recovery with Recuva v1.51.1036 using their portable version in Windows 8.1.
Undeleting a file with Recuva is as easy as deleting one! I highly recommend that you try Recuva first if you need to recover a file.
2. Glary Undelete
Glary Undelete is an excellent free file recovery program. It's very easy to use and has one of the better user interfaces that I've seen.
The biggest advantages in Glary Undelete include the easy "Folders" view, a Windows Explorer-style view of recoverable files, and a prominent "State" indication for each file, suggesting how likely a successful file recovery will be.
One disadvantage of Glary Undelete is that installation is required before you can use it and it asks you to install a toolbar, which you can of course decline. Aside from those facts, Glary Undelete is top notch.
Glary Undelete can recover files from hard drives and any removable media you might have including memory cards, USB drives, etc.
Glary Undelete is said to work in Windows 7, Vista, and XP, but it probably works fine in Windows 8 and versions older than Windows XP. I tested Glary Undelete v2.4 in Windows 7.
PA/SA EXAM MATERIAL- GK- INDIAN ECONOMY
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Disclaimer:- All the Information provided in this post are prepared & compiled by A. Praveen Kumar, SPM, Papannapet SO-502303, Telangana State for in good faith of Postal Assistant Exam Aspirants. Author of blog does not accepts any responsibility in relation to the accuracy, completeness, usefulness or otherwise, of contents.
Disclaimer:- All the Information provided in this post are prepared & compiled by A. Praveen Kumar, SPM, Papannapet SO-502303, Telangana State for in good faith of Postal Assistant Exam Aspirants. Author of blog does not accepts any responsibility in relation to the accuracy, completeness, usefulness or otherwise, of contents.
The economy of India is the 11th largest economy in the world by nominal GDP and the fourth largest bypurchasing power parity (PPP). Economists predict that by 2020, India will be among the leading economies of the world.
Since 1991, continuing economic liberalisation has moved the economy towards a market-based system. By 2008, India had established itself as the world’s second fastest growing major economy. However, the year 2009 saw a significant slowdown in India’s official GDP growth rate to 6.1% as well as the return of a large projected fiscal deficit of 10.3% of GDP which would be among the highest in the world.
India’s large service industry accounts for 62.6% of the country’s GDP while the industrial and agricultural sector contributes 20% and 17.5% respectively. Agriculture is the predominant occupation in India, accounting for about 52% of employment. The service sector makes up a further 34%, and industrial sector around 14%.
Basic Features of Indian Economy
i. Low per capita income.
ii. Inequalities in income distribution.
iii. Predominance of agriculture
(More than 2/3rd of India’s working population is engaged in agriculture. But in USA, only 2% of the working population is engaged in agriculture).
iv. Rapidly growing population.
v. Chronic unemployment
(A person is considered employed if he / she works for 273 days of a year for eight hours every day).
vi. Low rate of capital formation.
vii. Dualistic Nature of
Economy (features of a modern economy, as well as traditional).
viii. Mixed Economy
ix. Follows Labour Intensive
The national income is the sum total of the value of all the final goods produced and services of the residents of the country in an accounting year.
Dadabhai Naoroji was the first to calculate the national income of India. Dadabhai Naoroji is known as the Father of Indian Politics and Economics. He is also called the 'Grand Old Man of India'.In his book Poverty and Un British Rule in India he describes his economic theory, i.e. the economic exploitation of India by the British. His theory is popularly called the Economic Drain Theory. First scientific attempt to calculate National Income was done by Dr. VKRV. Rao in 1931-32.
GDP: It in the money value of all the final goods and services produced within the geographical boundaries of the country during a given period of time.
GNP: It refers to the money value of total output or production of find goods and service produced by the nationals of a country during a given period of time. In India Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is larger than national income because net factor income from abroad is negative, i.e. foreign payment is larger than the foreign receipt.
GDP Deflator: The ratio of nominal to real GDP.
GDP Deflator = Nominal GDP/Real GDP.
Producers Price Index: it is the cost incurred by the producer in producing single unit in terms of GDP. It does not include any indirect taxes. It is used as early warming. It is having effect on the consumer price.
Blue Book: An annual digest published by the UK office of National Statistics containing the national income and expenditure statistics of the UK.
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