Resolution adopted in demonstration held on
8.5.2015 organised by group of NFPE West Bengal Circle at Yogayog Bhawan for
immediate joining of newly recruited PA/SA , 2014 & submitted to
Smt. Kavery Banerjee, Director General of Postal Services in presence of above
200 selected PA/.SA candidates of West Bengal Circle & Memorandum for
immediate joining of newly recruited PA/SA , 2014 submitted on 8.5.2015 by
group of NFPE West Bengal Circle to Smt. Arundhuty Ghosh, ChPMG, West Bengal
Circle in presence of above 200 selected PA/.SA candidates of West Bengal
Circle.
Saturday, 9 May 2015
Friday, 1 May 2015
STAY ON P.A / PA(SBCO) / PA.CO/RO APPOINTMENT : LET US MEET AT CIRCLE UNION ON SUNDAY, 03.05.2015.
The situation is stressful and overwhelming. So many rumours, so many apprehensions and lack of proper information are bothering us all.
At Circle Union, we have felt the necessity of a meet face-to-face with the selected candidates to share our thoughts and agony. Please assemble for a meeting at 12 noon at the first floor of Circle Union office --- Tarapada Memorial Hall, 37, Ganesh Chandra Avenue, Kolkata-13 (near Chandni Chowk Metro Rail Station).
Candidates are requested to come as many as possible, please share the call among all. Circle Office Bearers will please attend and Divisional Secretaries are requested to accompany them in the meeting.
In the mean time, if there is any development, we shall communicate that through this blog.
Circle union take up the case with the Chief PMG, WB Circle, copy enclosed :-
Wednesday, 29 April 2015
TEMPORARY STAY ON
ISSUE OF OFFER/LETTER OF APPOINTMENT OR
TRAINING ORDER FOR THE SUCCESSFUL
CANDIDATES OF 2014 IN P.A./ PA(SBCO)/ PA CO CADRE
An order has been released
by Postal Directorate, New Delhi, to hold in abeyance issuing appointment/offer
letter to the successful candidates of P.A. cadre for the year 2014. At the sane
time, no new training order will be issued for the candidates whose all
verifications are completed.
The order says :
1. Issuing letter/offer of
appointment should be held in abeyance for those cases where such letter has
not already been issued.
2. In the cases where
pre-appointment formalities are complete but training order has not yet been
issued, no training order will be issued now.
3. In the cases where
pre-appointment formalities (verification etc.) are still under process, will
continue.
PLEASE NOTE FROM THE
ORDER THAT ----
·
There is no cancellation of panel etc.
The order says 'be
held in abeyance till
further order' , which clearly reflects that there is no
finality in this decision. So
no worries.
·
The order will not affect the candidates
who have joined either in service after training or presently started training.
Only no fresh appointment or training order will be issued.
·
The department will continue
pre-appointment formalities like document verification, Police verification
etc., which confirms the panel. So no worries again.
THE
SITUATION IS ----
·
Candidates who could not start training
are panicked and anxious. There are disappointments, so many rumours are in the
air, which are spread by some corners with ill-intentions.
·
In one division, report has come that
though the training was started before arrival of such order, candidates are
relieved. At other places, there are similar apprehensions.
·
There is uncertainty of removal of this
stay.
OUR TAKE,
ACTION AND ADVICE ON THE SITUATION ----
·
Please do not panic. There are several
floating news of complaints, court cases, stay orders by court etc. which all
are unconfirmed at this stage.
·
The Circle Union is demanding immediate
removal of this stay and will meet Circle Administration tomorrow. Letter will
also be issued. Discontinuation of training which already started is completely
irregular as the Directorate order does not say so. It is a result of
misinterpretation of the order and Circle Union will demand to resume it
tomorrow.
·
As the order is issued from New Delhi,
approaching West Bengal Circle Administration is not sufficient. We have
already e-mailed our General Secretary, Central Headquarters of Group-C Union
and Secretary General, Federation Headquarters (NFPE). The text of the mail is
reproduced below ---
Dear Comrade,
Surely this is already under your notice that the Postal Directorate, through a
whimsical order dated 27.04.2015, has instructed a halt on the process of
appointment and joining after training of the new outsider P.A.s who have
qualified against the vacancies for the year 2013-14.
This has come like a bolt to the
candidates waiting happily for a secured future. Almost of them are under
different advanced stages of recruitment. They and their family members have
found themselves in severe anxiety due to this sudden order. We are gravely
concerned as this unscrupulous order is affecting the innocent candidates at
large. Please take up the matter with appropriate level of Directorate at the
earliest so that the joining of innocent candidates is not delayed and the
issue is clinched in no time.
Warm greetings,
Janardan Majumder
Circle Secretary (W.B.), Group-C.
& Secretary NFPE WB Circle
·
With the results and information from Circle
Office and our Central Headquarters, the Circle Secretary will arrange a
meeting with the candidates and the divisional secretaries very shortly.
All candidates are requested not to panic or get
frustrated. The Circle Union and the entire staff-members of NFPE, the largest
and mightiest organisation of this department, is with them with full strength
and support. All steps as required will be taken to protect the interest of our
would-be colleagues.
STAY ON NEW P.A. / PASBCO/ PACO
APPOINTMENT/TRAINING : UPDATE OF SITUATION
Circle Secretary Com. Janardan
Majumder has pursued the matter today with officers of Circle Office. Our first
priority was to continue the training started in different divisions before
arrival of the halting order. It was reported that at some divisions training
was about to be stopped due to misinterpretation of the order.
The Circle Administration has
agreed to our observation and agreed that the order has not directed to halt
training already started. A clarification is being issued accordingly. The
training will therefore continue uninterrupted.
As the order has been
issued from Directorate, our Circle Office has limitations. All India Union has
been requested to pursue to resolve it. All Divl Secretaries and candidates are
requested to please keep their calm and watch over the situation carefully.
Divl Secretaries are requested to inform Circle Union whenever any development
is noticed in their units.
Circle Secretary (W.B.), Group-C.
& Secretary NFPE WB Circle
Saturday, 4 April 2015
Postal bank set to become a reality, says Rajan
The country will see many new banks in the coming years, including a postal bank promoted by the postal department, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) governor Raghuram Rajan said on Thursday.
Speaking on the occasion of commemorating 80 years of the central bank, the governor said, “In the coming year, we will have many new players in the banking eco-system, such as payments banks, small finance banks and possibly a postal bank competing with existing universal banks, regional rural banks, cooperative banks, and a variety of non-bank finance companies.”
The department of posts has already applied for a payments bank licence after RBI initiated the licensing process last year. Payments banks are niche banks which will be allowed to function with several restrictions; they will not be allowed to lend and will have a cap on the deposit it can take from an individual. A postal bank, if it gets a licence from RBI, will be a universal bank.
A task force under T S R Subramanian for suggesting ways to leverage the post office network has recommended that the government set up a holding company under the department of posts for immediate roll-out of banking, insurance and e-commerce services through India’s 155,000 post offices. The task force had submitted its recommendation last December.
Rajan also said the central bank has successfully developed a liquid government bond market, which gave the government the confidence to think of issuing 40-year bonds. “The rupee is truly becoming international, as foreign institutions queue up to issue rupee-denominated bonds. New products supported by RBI, such as the recently introduced interest rate futures contract, are doing roaring business on exchanges,” he said.
The former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), however, also said the task of the central bank is far from over, particularly so far as infrastructure financing is concerned. He also reminded that banks already have too much exposure to infrastructure while big corporate infrastructure players have also taken too much debt.
“Going forward, we need to develop new sources of risk capital so that our infrastructure needs can be financed with a moderate amount of debt, even as we help the system deleverage,” he said.
In his speech as the chief guest at the function, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the need to extend finance to the poor.
Modi urged RBI to take the lead in encouraging financial institutions to set concrete targets for financial inclusion over the next 20 years, to help transform the quality of life of the poor.
“I come as a representative of the poor, underprivileged, marginalised and tribals; I am one among them; I seek on their behalf and trust you will not disappoint me,” Modi said.
The Prime Minister also downplayed any tension between the central bank and the government over several recent proposals, including shifting of the debt management function from RBI to an independent agency.
Modi said the governor meets him once in two months and he found Rajan’s presentations simple and easy to understand.
“What this means is that maybe government and RBI’s thoughts are similar and this is possible because of that. I believe that this is very necessary and I as a representative of the government express my satisfaction on this issue,” Modi said. Modi said along with economic and social parameters, there is a need to think of a geographical parameter as well for financial inclusion. He said eastern India had immense economic potential, and the banking sector should recognise and plan for this.
The Prime Minister said the success of the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana and the Direct Benefit Transfer of LPG subsidy, had shown the potential of the enormous role that the banking sector can play in ensuring financial inclusion.
Source : http://www.business-standard.com/article/finance/postal-bank-set-become-a-reality-says-rajan-115040200936_1.html
Sunday, 29 March 2015
MEETING
OF NFPE LEADERS WITH
7th CENTRAL
PAY COMISSION AT NEW DELHI
A meeting of NFPE Leaders
consisting Coms. R.N. Parashar Secretary General , Giriraj Singh , General
Secretary-R-III, N. Subramainan General Secretary P-III, R. Seethalaxmi General
Secretary P-IV, P. Suresh General Secretary R-IV , Pranab Bhattacharya
General Secretary Admn., T. Satyanarayana General Secretary Postal Accounts,
Virendra Tiwari General Secretary AIPSBCOEA, Pandu Ranga Rao General Secretary
GDS(NFPE), R. Shivanarayana President P-III, S.K. Bardhan President R-III, S.P.
Kulkarni President AIPSBCOEA, Balwinder Singh Treasurer P-III, Manohar
Lal Vice President P-IV, was held with Chairman of 7th CPC
Justice A.K. Mathur alongwith Smt. Meena Agrawal , Secretary, Shri Jayanyt
Sinha Jt. Secretary , Shri Vivek Rae Member, Shri Y. Shukla, Director, Shri
Rajeev Mishra Advisor, Shri Mudit Mittal Director, at 7th CPC
Office Chhatrapati Shivaji Bhawan Qutab Institutional Area , New Delhi.
Com. R.N. Parashar, Secretary General NFPE after welcoming Chairman
& other members initiated oral evidence on memorandum submitted by NFPE. He
narrated all important points related to Postal, RMS, MMS, Admn, Offices,
Postal Accounts, SBCO and GDS issues alongwith Casual Labourers issues. All
General Secretaries of NFPE affiliated unions presented their sectional issues
very nicely.
The most important thing
of this meeting was that Chairman gave a patient hearing on GDS issues. Com. P.
Panduranga Rao General Secretary, GDS (NFPE) presented the case of GDS in
perfect manner and again submitted a copy of memorandum to Chairman,
Hon!ble Chairman also gave positive assurances on most of the
issues.
Meeting was ended in a
very co-ordial environment.
MEETING WITH SEVENTH
PAY COMMISSION:-
Meeting for Oral
Evidence called with the Seventh pay commission was held today (25th March
2015) with NFPE Federation at Conference Room 1st Floor,
B-14/A, Chatrapati Shivaji Bhawan, Qutub Institutional Area New Delhi. The
following representative of NFPE were present:-
1. Com. R.N.
Parasar
Secretary General NFPE
2. Com. Giriraj
Singh
General Secretary R-3
3. Com. N.
Subraminian
General Secretary P-3
4. Com.
R.Seethalakshmi
General Secretary P-IV
5. Com. P.
Suresh
General Secretary R-IV
6. Com. Pranab
Bhattacharjee
General Secretary-Admn
7. Com. T.
Satyanarayana
General Secretary Postal
Account
8. Com. Virandra
Tiwari
General Secretary SBCO
9. Com. Panduranga
Rao
General Secretary GDS (NFPE
10. Com.
Shivanarayana
President P-3
11. Com. S.
K.Bardhan
President R-3
12. Com. Balvindar
Singh
Finance Secretary P-3
13. Com. Manohar Lal
Sen
Vice President P-4
14. Com. S. P.
Kulkarni
President SBCO
15. Com.
K.P.Singh
AGS –R-3
Team of Pay Commission
was as under:-
1 Chairman
Justice
Hon’ble A.K.Mathur
2
Member
Sh. Vivek Rai
3.
Secretary
Ms Meena Agarwar
4. Joint
Secretary
Sh. Jayant Sinha
5.
Advisor
Sh. Rajiv Mishra
6.
Director
Sh. Mudit Mittal
7.
Director
Sh. Y. Shukla
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