Monday, September 30, 2013

A DEMAND TO 7th CENTRAL PAY COMMISSION (CPC) - CHILD CARE LEAVE(CCL) FOR MALE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES

We know that a lot of anomalies pending in front of National Anomaly Committee.Few of them were solved and remaining anomalies will be discussed in the next NAC meeting.Even though central govt announced 7th CPC.It is a amicable news for CG employees.This is the time to speak out the problems we faced in 6th CPC through social media and blogs.Child Care Leave is one of the important issue to male central government employees.  During important moments i.e the child's ill health , the child's important examination days the 6th pay commission has paved way for the mother to be by the childs sideby, the introduction of the plan known as CCL it has been whole heartedly welcomed by one and all .  Having borne in its mind that todays childcare the sculptors of tomorrows modern India, the central government has given this CCL which is a formidable concession. Of the couples who got to work to earn their living ,those of them who are both central govt employees are very few.   In certain families the husband will be a central govt employee while the wife may work in a private firm.  In some others the husband may work in a private firm while his spouse may work in a central govt institution

For instance let us keep in mind that the husband is a central govt employee and his wife works in a private institution the critend is that they would not reap the beneath of CCL as it as certained only to the female central govt employee.  We are all very well aware that the children need the warmth and care of both parents in equal measures.If it is so why then the central govt has not allotted CCL for their male employees.  During pregnancy time the female central govt employee are given maternity leave On similar basis the male employees are given paternity leave.This seems to be acceptable to a certain extent. But [to say frankly] the allotment of CCL only to the female central govt employee is not acceptable.

It is the same payment for same work for both the female and male employees in a central govt institution. Similarly the concessions given should be in common for both of them. If a female employee is given two years CCL the male employee also can be given nearly the same if not equal.  There are grounds on which a male central govt employee loses his wife or he diverse why hasn't the govt not taken in to consideration the condition of their children.Henceforth ccl should be given to the male central govt employees though certain conditions can be imposed. Only then the reason for which this concession (ccl) has been introduced could be realised to it full extent. Source : www.centralgovernmentemployeesportal.blogspot.in

Saturday, September 28, 2013

UIDAI site on Telugu coming soon…  

NEW DELHI: The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) launched its multi-lingual website to reach out to various sections of the society.  "The website, www.uidai.gov.in, will now appear in five regional languages: Bengali,Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi and Tamil in addition to Hindi and English," an official release said. UIDAI is planning to systematically add additional language microsites to facilitate ease of access to all sections of the society. The second phase of the launch will include microsites in Assamese, Malayalam, Oriya, Punjabi and Telugu. //the economictimes.Indiatimes.com 20th.09.13//
C.O:– Hyderabad news: The CPMG desires to launch Mobile Money Transfer System (mmts) w.e.f. 03.10.2013 in HCR and Hyderabad regions.

Friday, September 27, 2013

No plan to raise retirement age to 62 years: Government 
NEW DELHI: The government on Friday made it "very clear" that there is no plan to raise retirement age of Central government employees to 62 years from the existing 60.  "At present, there is no thinking in the government for increasing the retirement age. That I would like to make it very clear," minister of state for personnel V Narayanasamy told reporters during a press conference. There are about 50 lakh central government employees in various departments across the country.
Recent media reports had claimed that the ministry of personnel was working on a proposal to increase the age of service by two years as part of government's plan to defer payouts in the form of pensions and other payments to check fiscal deficit. It was also speculated that the move may be timed ahead of Lok Sabha elections due next year.  The retirement age for a majority of central government employees is 60 years. However, the age for retirement in case of teachers and scientists is 62 years. The age of superannuation varies in state governments with majority of them keeping it at 60 years.

The Centre had in 1998 raised the retirement age of its employees to 60 from 58 years. //PTI 27.09.2013//
Non Productivity Linked Bonus  to Central Govt. Employees -  Ministry of Finance orders: Bonus  Ceiling is Rs. 3500/-  Read this order

Separate PIN code for Supreme Court launched

The step is expected to cut delivery time at least by half a day

The Department of Posts on Thursday launched a separate PIN code — 110201 — for the Supreme Court of India.   The function was presided over by Communication Minister Kapil Sibal and attended by Chief Justice of India P. Sathasivam.   According to Padmini Gopinath, Secretary, Posts, this is a new initiative of the department to allot customised PIN codes to a few bulk recipients of mail. This will help the court receive mail directly from the sorting office without the intervention of delivery post office. While this will cut the delivery time at least by half a day, it will also reduce the cost of operations for the department.  Mr. Sibal listed the various initiatives being taken by his Ministry to modernise the postal services. There was a proposal to introduce banking functions also which would help the rural people to get credit at a much cheaper rate than banks. 
Justice Sathasivam said separate PIN codes would soon be introduced for High Courts which would help in reducing the delivery time of the mails. Chief Post Master General, Delhi circle, Brig. Y.P.S. Mohan, gave a demonstration.
Keywords: Supreme Court PIN code, Department of Posts.

Thursday, September 26, 2013

“World Post Day”  is coming -  Are you ready?
Traditionally observed every year on October 9, World Post Day was created back in 1969 by the Universal Postal Union as a way to create awareness of the Postal Service, its people, and the impact it has on the lives of citizens around the globe.  To celebrate the day, postal organizations around the world will engage in activities and promotions to increase awareness of the Postal Service and the impact it has on the lives of the world’s population. For individuals who’d like to join in on the fun, what better way to celebrate than to mail a letter or card to a friend of family member? Besides enjoying a special message, they’ll appreciate the thoughtfulness of the unexpected arrival in the mail, and it might also encourage them to reciprocate.  Mail continues to have a meaningful impact in society, even in a digital age. Besides its tactile and visual appeal, no message creates as much joy, wonder, and intrigue than those lovingly sent and eagerly received in the mail.

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Endorsement of D.A orders by Postal Directorate:
Due to Half yearly closing of  Bank accounts on 30.09.2013 the pay day is shifted to 28th.  And for administrative offices the pay day is 27th. Hence the D.A arrears for 3-months (July, Aug, Sept) expected to be paid in first week of October.

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Ray Charles Honored on U.S. Postage Stamp  :

Born in Albany, GA, Ray Charles (1930-2004) was a popular singer-songwriter whose career spanned more than five decades.    When Charles lost his sight at the age of 7, he attended the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind. While there, he enrolled in the schools music program where he developed his gifted talents. When his mother passed away in 1946, he left the school at the age of 15 and began playing the piano with a variety of local bands. In 1947, he moved to Seattle, WA, where he fulfilled his dream of assembling a band of his own. He continued enthralling audiences with his engaging music until his passing in 2004.   The Ray Charles stamp is available now as a Forever stamp.