Thursday, July 11, 2013

ASP Regular Promotions ( TN Circle)

The following IP to ASP regular promotion orders issued by CO.

Sl.
Name S/s
Now working in
Allotted to
1.
S.Swarnalatha,
IP, Airmail Sorting Dn
MM
CCR
2.
G.Senthil Kumar
IP, RO, Madurai
SR
SR
3.
J.Gunasekar
IP, Sriperumbudur Sub Dn
CCR
CCR
4.
P.Senthil Kumar
IP, RMS ‘MA’ Dn
SR
SR
5.
N.Mahalakshmi
IP, RMS ‘MA’ Dn
SR
CR
6.
S.Satheesh Kumar
IP, Aravakurichi Sub Dn
CR
CR
7.
S.Vijaya Gomathi
IP, Srivaikuntam Sub Dn
SR
CR
8.
B.Ramasamy
Instructor, PTC, Madurai
PTC, Madurai
Sr Instructor
PTC, Madurai
9.
L.Srividya
IP, Tiruttani West Sub Dn
CCR
CCR
10.
G.P.Josephine Silvia
IP, Virudunagar Sub Dn
SR
CR
11.
G.Bhuvaneshwari
IP, Turaiyur West Sub Dn
CR
CR

 CO Memo NO : STA/2-7/2013 dated .8.7.2013

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Appeal from Chief Post Master General, Uttarakhand Circle, Dehradun-248001

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

TET Online Payable TEST - Instructions

                                 

 TET Online Model TEST -  ( Conducted by Rani TET Park )

Temporary Exam Time table

paper 2
( for BT / GraduateTeachers )

Test No -1: Available From - 05.07.2013
Test No -2: Available From - 12.07.2013
Test No -3: Available From - 19.07.2013
Test No -4: Available From - 26.07.2013
Paper-1
( For Secondary Grade Teachers)

Test No -1: Available From - 07.07.2013
Test No -2: Available From - 14.07.2013
Test No -3: Available From - 21.07.2013
Test No -4: Available From - 28.07.2013
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Should Indian Post get a Banking License? ..Do they need one?

     The decision of Indian Postal Department to seek a Banking license from RBI through the Licensing Scheme meant for private sector has been an object of discussion since the announcement was made. The application is a source of embarassment to RBI which now has the challenge of deciding whether to grant a license to Indian Post or not as a traditional Bank.

     There have been many positive reviews by experts indicating why Indian Post deserves a Banking license. However, I am personally not convinced that it is a good idea for Indian Post to become a “Commercial Bank”. In fact Indian Post has a greater future by simply modernizing its traditional services rather than becoming a Bank. By converting itself into a Bank, India will lose a great digital post service that can be developed by only the department of post and not by any other entity in future.

     Let me present some of my preliminary views in this regard so that E&Y instead of advising the Postal department to convert itself into a Bank can work on how to modernize the postal system into a “Digital Postal System”.

PROPOSAL FOR SUPPLY OF BI-CYCLES TO BRANCH OFFICES

S.K. Sinha
CGM (MB)
DO No. 17-3/2013-MV
Dated 05/07/2013
Dear 
There is a proposal to supply bicycles to Branch Offices for providing better postal access to the rural areas and also for delivery of mail.

2. In this context, requirement of bicycles regarding their utility in your Circle for procurement of rural business like booking of articles, money orders, etc. through hand held devices need to be re-assessed. It may be kept in view that bicycles will also be used delivery of mails pending on local terrain, climate conditions like heavy rainfall, extreme heat and cold, etc. You may also like to have views / comments on this issue from the field offices, and especially from divisions falling in difficult areas like hilly areas, and desert areas, areas having very high rainfall.

3. Kindly communicate your requirement of bicycles accordingly within one week positively.

With regards,
Yours Sincerely
(S.K. Sinha)

Registered letters can't be returned as "Unclaimed" : Madras high court

CHENNAI: The Madras high court has frowned on mechanical return of registered letters as "unclaimed" by postmen, and said that in case they could not be delivered, proper reasons must be given.

Justice S Tamilvanan, underscoring the importance of a registered post in litigations and other matters, said that when people pay a fee and affix sufficient postal stamp, the postal authorities or postmen must discharge their duties in a responsible manner. The postman should make it clear as to whether the registered letter was served on the addressee or refused by the addressee or no addressee was found in the given address, the judge said.

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

RBI makes it easier to report fake notes to banks

The next time someone passes on a fake currency note to you without your knowledge, you need not palm it off surreptitiously. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday (28/6/2013) directed banks to accept all fake notes over the counter from customers and pay them back the full amount. In return, banks will get 25% of the amount of the fake note back from the RBI. 


To stop misuse of the system by unscrupulous entities, RBI also directed banks to monitor the patterns and trends of fake note detection and bring them to the notice of the central bank and the police immediately. 


"Detection of counterfeit notes, at banks, should be at the back office or currency chest only. Banknotes when tendered over the counters may be checked for arithmetical accuracy and other deficiencies like whether there are mutilated notes, and appropriate credit passed on to the depositor/account or value in exchange given," the RBI noted. 


Source : The Times of India