HSG II PROMOTIONS FROM LSG ACCOUNTANT RELEASED IN TAMILNADU CIRCLE

The next date of hearing of our W P No 6895/2015 is on 28/08/2015. We all are eagerly waiting for that day.

AIAPC writes to the D.G. Posts for necessary changes / modifications in the Department of Posts, Senior Postmaster (Group B Gazetted), Postmaster Grade-II & III (Group B non – Gazetted) Recruitment Rules, 2010

HISTORICAL NEXT MOVE BY THE TEAM AIAPC

DEAR POSTMASTERS,

            SUCCESS IS INITIATED IN THE WAY OF JUSTICE, AND AS PER THE DIRECTIONS OF AIAPC CHQ, HISTORICAL NEXT STEP IS INITIATED FROM TAMILNADU CIRCLE TO SHAKE THE ENTIRE POSTAL DEPARTMENT.

           ALL THE OTHER CIRCLE SECRETARIES (AIAPC) ARE ALSO REQUESTED TO SEND THE DRAFT COPY SUBMITTED TO THE CHQ WITH SUPPORTIVE DOCUMENTS TO THEIR CONCERNED CIRCLES AND REGIONS TO ENABLE THE NEXT COURSE OF ACTION FROM THE ADMINISTRATION

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE DRAFT COPY RELATED TO TAMILNADU CIRCLE.

AFTER DOWNLOAD PLEASE MODIFY AS PER YOUR CIRCLE AND ATTACH THE BELOW REFERENCES WITHOUT FAIL

          LETTER SENT TO THE CPMG, AND PMGs OF TAMILNADU CIRCLE WITH SUPPORTING REFERENCES DOCUMENTS ARE PRODUCED BELOW.

Half the states show poor progress under Swachh Bharat Mission

NEW DELHI: Construction of toilets in urban areas, a key component under Swachh Bharat Mission, has not started in half the states almost a year after the ambitious initiative was launched by Modi government. 

Fourteen laggard states and union territories have not started building toilets under Swachh Bharat Mission. The list includes election-bound Bihar, Congress-ruled Kerala and Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli, Jharkhand, Lakshadweep, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Tripura and West Bengal. Swachh Bharat Mission targets in urban areas include construction of 1.04 crore individual household toilets, over 5 lakh community and public toilet seats and 100% door-to-door collection of solid waste, its transportation and disposal, to be achieved by the year 2019. 

Big Expectations from 7th CPC and Low possibilities projected by Union Finance Minister!

Honourable Finance Minister Shri.Arun Jaitely had spoken about the possible impact of 7th CPC recommendations in Parliament.

The Speech is critically reviewed by Comrade Elangovan of DREU.

I am reproducing the comments of Comrade Elangovan for the consideration of our members: 

  

7TH CPC WIL INCREASE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT PAY ONLY BY 15%. SHOULD WE ACCEPT?

 R.ELANGOVAN,

WORKING PRESIDENT, DREU

 1.     The Medium Term Expenditure Framework statement has not yet been uploaded in Finance Ministry’s website. However I have taken the figures provided by print media including The Hindu. As per their statement the expenditure on salaries will rise by 9.56% in the fiscal 2015-16 as a result of 7th CPC implementation over the normal estimated expenditure in the 2015-16 budget to Rs.100619 crores. This means that the expenditure projected was Rs.91,839cr which if increased by 9.56% becomes Rs.100619 crores.

WILL 7TH CPC RECOMMENDS 15.79% INCREASE IN SALARY???

News : 80,000 officers, staff of PSU banks to retire in 2 years

News : 80,000 Officers Vacancies In PSU Banks, Expected In Next 2 Years  :

This is a very good news for all banking aspirants who are striving to get job in PSU Banks, this news which will put banking aspirants in their euphoria. It will invigorate their will like rising again from the ashes of phoenix. It is another opportunity which every aspirant wants to seize. So Guys fasten your seat belts and start your preparation to get your dream job with full throttle!

7 th Pay Commission seeks one-month time extension - Commission is unlikely to recommend the lowering of the retirement age

The Seventh Pay Commission, headed by justice A.K. Mathur, has sought a one-month extension from the finance ministry and is preparing to submit its report by the end of September. The commission is unlikely to recommend the lowering of the retirement age as rumoured earlier or push for lateral entry and performance-based pay.

The commission, set up once in every 10 years to review pay, allowances and other benefits for central government employees, was appointed by the previous government on 28 February 2014 and was asked to submit its report in 18 months, which falls on 31 August.

“There are some data points that are missing, which we hope to get by this month end. We are trying to submit the report by 20 September,” an official of the commission said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Here’s what you should know about the Sukanya Samridhhi Yojana

SSY is a government-run saving scheme for the girl child. It seeks to provide them with financial security. Roopal's daughter is eligible for an SSY account. The account must be opened before the child turns 10, with a minimum investment of Rs 1,000. Thereafter, she must invest a minimum of Rs 1,000 and a maximum of Rs 1.5 lakh (deduction available u/s 80C) annually. The money in the account can be fully withdrawn only after the girl turns 21. If the money is not withdrawn even after the girl turns 21, it will continue to earn interest.

Roopal seems to like PPF for three things—EEE tax benefit, long-term investment horizon and assured returns (notified by the Government of India), benchmarked to the prevailing market rates. All these benefits remain the same if she were to invest in SSY. However, this is where the similarities end. It is imperative that she is aware of the differences too before she makes a choice. While Roopal will be able to partially withdraw her PPF corpus from the seventh year, such partial withdrawals from SSY will be possible only after her daughter turns 18. Moreover, if she were to open the SSY account now, she would end up with an investment horizon that differs based on the age of the child, while the PPF would allow her to invest for 15 years, further extendable in blocks of 5 years. Having said that, there is a slight interest rate differential in favour of the SSY.