02.09.15 STRIKE IS DILUTED SINCE POSTMASTER CADRE IS NOT PARTICIPATED IN THE STRIKE

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE POSTMASTERS.

WITHOUT OUR CONTRIBUTION NOTHING CAN BE GRAND SUCCESS 

AIAPC is not going to participate in the one day strike on 2nd September 2015 called by Trade Unions

SEVENTH PAY COMMISSION MAY RECOMMEND PERMANENT PAY PANEL

New Delhi: The Seventh Pay Commission is likely to recommend the government to form a permanent pay panel to give recommendations to the government from time to time on issues pertaining to pay structure of central government employees.

The permanent pay panel would recommend regular salary hikes in keeping with the rate of inflation.

The formation of the permanent pay panel would help raise the salaries and allowances of central government officials and employees, an official of the pay panel said.

Report of Seventh Pay commission might be submitted by second week of September 2015

The Hindi daily Dainik Baskar quoted in its report published on 22.8.2015 about report of Seventh pay commission that the pay commission report will be submitted by second week of September 2015,

According to its report the Seventh Pay Commission report to be submitted to the government will be examined by  the senior CoS, which will take two months. Then it will be submitted to the Ministry of Finance, which will be  implemented from 1st  January, 2016,

According to sources the fitment formula 2.86 would be recommended by 7th pay commission.

The report published in Hindi is given below…

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.

The Hindi daily Dainik Baskar quoted in its report published on 22.8.2015 about report of Seventh pay commission that the pay commission report will be submitted by second week of September 2015,

According to its report the Seventh Pay Commission report to be submitted to the government will be examined by  the senior CoS, which will take two months. Then it will be submitted to the Ministry of Finance, which will be  implemented from 1st  January, 2016,

According to sources the fitment formula 2.86 would be recommended by 7th pay commission.

The report published in Hindi is given below…

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.