AIPEU Gr.C (CHQ) - Central Working Committee Meeting - Ongole (A.P)
All India Postal Employees Union Group C Central Working Committee meeting started at S.S.N.Engineering College
Com. M.Krishnan has hoisted the NFPE flag and Sri. Mangesh V.Parab has hoisted the flag of AIPEU Group C.
The session inaugurated by Com. Giriraj Singh, President, NFPE.
The following and Chq.office bearers & Circle Secretaries have attended the meeting.
New Secretary General for NFPE
It is decided in the Federal Executive Meeting held at Ongole on 21-08-2014, that the charge of General Secretary of NFPE will be handed over to Com.R.N.Parashar at the retirement of Com. M.Krishnan on 31-08-2014.
Congratulations to Com. R.N.Parashar
NFPE Federal Executive meeting at Ongole (21-08-2014)
NFPE Federal Executive Meeting held at SSN Enginnering College, Santhanuthalapadu, Ongole on 21-08-2014 under the Presidentship of Com.Giriraj Singh, President, NFPE. The following Federals have attended the meeting.
(1) Com.M. Krishnan, Secretary General, NFPE
(2) Com. I.S. Dhabas, Dy. Secretary General, NFPE
(3) Com. R.N.Parashar, Asst. Secretary General, NFPE
(4) Com. S. Raghupathy, Asst. Secretary General, NFPE
(5) Com. R. Seetha Lakshmi, General Secretary, AIPEU Postman & MTS/Group-D
(6) Com. K.V. Sreedharan, Ex.General Secretary, Group-C.
(7) Com. P. Suresh, General Secretary, AIPEU Group-IV RMS
(8) Com. Veerendra Tiwary, General Secretary, SBCO Employees Assn.
(9) Com. P. Panduranga Rao, General Secretary, AIPEU NFPE-GDS.
(10)Com. P. Mohan, General Secretary, Casual Labour Assn.
(11)Com. R. Sivannarayana, President, AIPEU, Group-C
(12)Com. M. Subrahmanyam, Dy. General Secretary, AIPEU, Group-C
(13)Com. Ch.Koteswara Rao, Dy. General Secretary, AIPEU, Group-C RMS
(14)Com. Balvinder Singh, Financial Secretary, AIPEU, Group-C
(15)Com. Manoharan, Working Chairman, NFPE
At the outset Sri. Y.Sathish Reddy, Chairman, SSN Group of Institutions, S/o Sri.Y.Rama Krishna Reddy founder Chairman SSN Group of Institutions welcomed Federal Council Members.
Photos of the occasion ...
(1) Com.M. Krishnan, Secretary General, NFPE
(2) Com. I.S. Dhabas, Dy. Secretary General, NFPE
(3) Com. R.N.Parashar, Asst. Secretary General, NFPE
(4) Com. S. Raghupathy, Asst. Secretary General, NFPE
(5) Com. R. Seetha Lakshmi, General Secretary, AIPEU Postman & MTS/Group-D
(6) Com. K.V. Sreedharan, Ex.General Secretary, Group-C.
(7) Com. P. Suresh, General Secretary, AIPEU Group-IV RMS
(8) Com. Veerendra Tiwary, General Secretary, SBCO Employees Assn.
(9) Com. P. Panduranga Rao, General Secretary, AIPEU NFPE-GDS.
(10)Com. P. Mohan, General Secretary, Casual Labour Assn.
(11)Com. R. Sivannarayana, President, AIPEU, Group-C
(12)Com. M. Subrahmanyam, Dy. General Secretary, AIPEU, Group-C
(13)Com. Ch.Koteswara Rao, Dy. General Secretary, AIPEU, Group-C RMS
(14)Com. Balvinder Singh, Financial Secretary, AIPEU, Group-C
(15)Com. Manoharan, Working Chairman, NFPE
At the outset Sri. Y.Sathish Reddy, Chairman, SSN Group of Institutions, S/o Sri.Y.Rama Krishna Reddy founder Chairman SSN Group of Institutions welcomed Federal Council Members.
Photos of the occasion ...
'Clean-up' drive : Cabinet Secretary issues another directive
In yet another directive aimed at improving the work culture in government offices, the Cabinet Secretary has asked all secretaries to improve the overall ambience of offices and ensure punctuality of officials especially in departments with major public interaction.
The top bureaucrat of the government has asked all the departments to increasingly emphasise on "cleanliness of work areas and improvement in the over-all ambience of office buildings as also punctuality on the part of the officials should be reviewed on sustained basis so that there is a visible improvement and there are no report of slippages in this regard."
Soon after taking charge, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had met all the secretaries and had asked them to begin workplace reforms with cleaning-up of offices and improving the conditions, which would automatically result in efficient services to the citizens.
Taking urgent note of these instructions, the ministries have now issued instructions to their respective offices and field formations across the country.
In a directive issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) to the Income Tax department, orders have been issued that "there should be no dust, no old ACs, almirahs and old furniture belonging to the office lying around the corridors or common areas near staircases and no betel-leaf stained corners."
The I-T department has a huge public interaction at its thousands of big and small offices in the country.
"To give a neat and tidy look to the sections, the officers concerned may also be impressed upon to take special interest in weeding out of obsolete papers and files and to record all closed cases after action on the issues considered thereon has been completed, as per the prescribed retention schedule," the CBDT instructions said.
The CBDT also asked its controlling and administrative officers to conduct surprise checks of the staff attendance and the duty register.
"All the officers and staff working in offices under the control of officers should strictly observe the prescribed office timings. It should be ensured that they do not overstay the lunch break and leave offices early before closing of office hours," the latest directives said.
"All heads of departments may be instructed to conduct regular, unannounced and surprise punctuality checks along with checking of attendance registers of the offices to see that the officials are observing office hours meticulously".
"Habitual latecomers may also be warned to mend their ways failing which disciplinary action may be taken against them," the order said.
In June, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) at North Block were told to get rid of clutter and weed out old and unwanted files.
The top bureaucrat of the government has asked all the departments to increasingly emphasise on "cleanliness of work areas and improvement in the over-all ambience of office buildings as also punctuality on the part of the officials should be reviewed on sustained basis so that there is a visible improvement and there are no report of slippages in this regard."
Soon after taking charge, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had met all the secretaries and had asked them to begin workplace reforms with cleaning-up of offices and improving the conditions, which would automatically result in efficient services to the citizens.
Taking urgent note of these instructions, the ministries have now issued instructions to their respective offices and field formations across the country.
In a directive issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) to the Income Tax department, orders have been issued that "there should be no dust, no old ACs, almirahs and old furniture belonging to the office lying around the corridors or common areas near staircases and no betel-leaf stained corners."
The I-T department has a huge public interaction at its thousands of big and small offices in the country.
"To give a neat and tidy look to the sections, the officers concerned may also be impressed upon to take special interest in weeding out of obsolete papers and files and to record all closed cases after action on the issues considered thereon has been completed, as per the prescribed retention schedule," the CBDT instructions said.
The CBDT also asked its controlling and administrative officers to conduct surprise checks of the staff attendance and the duty register.
"All the officers and staff working in offices under the control of officers should strictly observe the prescribed office timings. It should be ensured that they do not overstay the lunch break and leave offices early before closing of office hours," the latest directives said.
"All heads of departments may be instructed to conduct regular, unannounced and surprise punctuality checks along with checking of attendance registers of the offices to see that the officials are observing office hours meticulously".
"Habitual latecomers may also be warned to mend their ways failing which disciplinary action may be taken against them," the order said.
In June, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) at North Block were told to get rid of clutter and weed out old and unwanted files.
Source : The Economic Times
Public Provident Fund Amendment Order - Finance Ministry
Public Provident Fund Amendment Order - Finance Ministry
1 (1) This Scheme may be called the Public Provident Fund (Amendment) Scheme 2014.
(2) It shall come into force from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette
2 In the Public Provident Fund Scheme, 1968, -
(i) in paragraph 3, in sub-paragraph (1), for the letters and figures ‘Rs.1.00,000, the letters and figures Rs.1.50,000 shall be substituted
(ii) In Form-A, in paragraph (iv), for the letters and figures Rs.1,00,000’, the letters and figures “Rs.1.50,000 shall be substituted.
Source: www.finmin.nic.in
[http://finmin.nic.in/the_ministry/dept_eco_affairs/budget/PPF_amendment_scheme2014.pdf]
[TO 8E PUBLISHED IN THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, EXTRAORDINARY, PART II, SECTION 3, SUB
SECTION (i)]
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
(Department of Economic Affairs)
Notification
New Delhi, the 13th August, 2014
G.S.R. (E). - In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (4) of section 3 of the Public Provident Fund Act, 1968 (23 of 1968), the Central Government hereby makes the following further amendments to the Public Provident Fund Scheme, 1968, namely :-
1 (1) This Scheme may be called the Public Provident Fund (Amendment) Scheme 2014.
(2) It shall come into force from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette
2 In the Public Provident Fund Scheme, 1968, -
(i) in paragraph 3, in sub-paragraph (1), for the letters and figures ‘Rs.1.00,000, the letters and figures Rs.1.50,000 shall be substituted
(ii) In Form-A, in paragraph (iv), for the letters and figures Rs.1,00,000’, the letters and figures “Rs.1.50,000 shall be substituted.
[F.No. 1/212014-NSII]
sd/-
(DR.RAJAT BHARGAVA)
JOINT SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT INDIA
Source: www.finmin.nic.in
[http://finmin.nic.in/the_ministry/dept_eco_affairs/budget/PPF_amendment_scheme2014.pdf]
Instructions from DoPT - Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination, 2014
Aadhaar Enabled Biometric Attendance System (AEBAS) be implemented in all central government offices
Aadhaar watch on babus
New Delhi, Aug. 20: The sarkari babu will have to make every minute count.
The Narendra Modi government has ordered that an Aadhaar Enabled Biometric Attendance System (AEBAS) be implemented in all central government offices.
A circular issued to all central government offices in the capital today has also asked employees, of all ranks, to submit their contact details (email ID, residential address, telephone and personal mobile phone numbers) to the department of personnel and training that is with the Prime Minister’s Office.
Delhi police are already building a databank containing the cellphone number, email ID, name, rank and “personal number” and of every city cop, from constable to commissioner, on the orders of the PMO. A letter from the home ministry on August 5 had asked for such a databank, which will also include the municipality in which the cop lives. “All the station house officers are on the job,” an officer said.
The circular issued today does not give a date from which the new attendance system will be implemented. It says “Aadhaar number is mandatory to register attendance”.
At least one state — Jharkhand — has begun implementing the AEBAS. But a central government order means the system will have to be adopted across the country.
The system will be implemented in the capital first and then in all central offices outside New Delhi. The order is binding on all employees, including those in the armed forces.
To implement the system, all offices will have to install fingerprint scanners with Wi-fi Internet. The objective of the system, sources said, is “to check absenteeism and measure the time an employee spends in office and the time he or she checks in and checks out”.
Similar systems have been implemented in many corporate offices, both in the private and the public sector, though they are not based on Aadhaar, the card issued to citizens by the Unique Identification Authority of India that was headed by Nandan Nilekani and created by the UPA II government of Manmohan Singh in 2009.
The system will also seek to ensure that employees cannot backdate attendance or mark attendance for someone else.
On July 1, Nilekani had met Modi and finance and defence minister Arun Jaitley and given a presentation on the Aadhaar scheme that impressed the new regime.
Police clueless
Delhi police have been left befuddled by the message from the PMO asking for the databank.
“This is unprecedented. We are not clear about the objective behind it,” a senior officer said in private.
“It seems the PMO is going to be the new control room for everything: it will keep a tab on all government officials including the police,” conjectured an IPS official posted in the home ministry.
The Delhi police, who claim to be the world’s largest metropolitan force with their 80,000 personnel including nearly 50,000 constables, have thrown themselves into the massive exercise.
Delhi’s is the only police force in the country that is under the Union home ministry’s direct control. Police sources said the directive came in the form of a ministry letter dated August 5.
Additional deputy commissioner Mahesh Batra then wrote to all the zonal deputy commissioners to help prepare the databank.
“May kindly direct the concerned to collect the same from every employee under your control and feed the information by August 13,” says the letter, dated August 11, of which The Telegraph has a copy.
“There will not be an extension of this date, being time-bound requirement by Prime Minister’s Office….”
Not surprisingly, the deadline has been missed. A senior officer said the task would be completed by the end of this month.
Source: The Telegraph
Method of Address - Modification of Rule 26(c) of PO Guide Part-I
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