Saturday, 26 January 2013

WISHES OF REPUBLIC DAY






" NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES " , PURI DIVISIONAL BRANCH  SALUTES THE HERO'S OF INDIAN DEMOCRACY & WISHES A VERY HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY OF INDIA TO ALL ITS MEMBERS AND VIEWERS OF THIS BLOGGER. 
                                                                                                                  
                                                                     "  JAI HIND "        
           WITH REGARDS FROM
            SRI G.C. PRATIHARI
DIVIL. SECRETERY , NAPEPURI Gr-'C'
        

Friday, 25 January 2013

LOOK AND FEEL OF THE JANLA POST OFFICE.

This is the condition of the JANLA Sub-postoffice in account with Khurda Head postoffice . This is a Project arrow office. And this is the condition of the project arrow and look and feel system of the department. This is a double hand office with other GDS staffs for packing and mail delivery. What about their lives ? The divisional administration has become completely paralysed. It is not in a mood to spend a single pie .It only bothers when DET of certain day has not been transfered to central server by any office.This office is situated on NH-5 ,very near to Bhubaneswar. When this is the condition of road side offices,then our viewers are very intelligent . Because of this condition of the office, attempt of theft have been occurred twice and each time divisional administration fixed responsibility upon the SPM as there is a provision of a quarter attached to it. But divisional office is quite inhuman to think that a SPM is bound to reside in this quarter of ruined condition. Let's see when the department wakes up from deep sleep ? Hope that day will come soon.








Wednesday, 23 January 2013

Expected DA from January 2013 is 8%

Dearness allowance to all Central Government employees and Pensioners from Jan 2013 will be expected to enhance by 8% and the total DA also will raise to 80% from Jan 2013.

Tuesday, 15 January 2013

PENSION-IMPORTANT POINTS.-A touch up


Pension :

1 The maximum limit for commutation has been raised to 40% w.e.f. 1.1.1996.A Government servant is now entitled to commute for a lumpsum payment up to 40% of his/her pension.

2 Provisional pension and provisional gratuity (up to 100%) should be sanctioned by the Head of Office if he were of the opinion that the Government servant is likely to retire before his pension or gratuity or both can be finally assessed and settled in accordance with the relevant rules.

3 In the case of a missing Government servant/pensioner, family pension can be paid after a period of six months from the date of lodging an FIR with the police authorities.

4 A judicially separated spouse of the deceased Government servant with children can get family pension after the children cease to be eligible till his/her death/remarriage, whichever is earlier.

5 Dependent parents and widowed/divorced daughter/unmarried daughter are now included in the definition of family for the purpose of consideration for grant of family pension.

6 Family pension is also admissible to a posthumous child and also to children from the void or the voidable marriage as per the relevant provisions in the rules.

7 Normal family pension is now at a uniform rate of 30% of pay last drawn, subject to a minimum of Rs. 3500 (w.e.f. 1.1.2006).

8 Family pension is admissible to children from the void or voidable marriage in their own turn, after the legally wedded wife ceases to be the recipient of the family pension.

9 In the event of death of a family pensioner, the arrears of family pension is automatically payable to the eligible member of the family next in line. Succession certificate for payment of the arrears is required only in such cases where there is no family member eligible to receive family pension after the death of the family pensioner.

10 With effect from 1.1.2006, in case of a Government Servant retiring in accordance with the provisions of CCS(Pension) Rules after completing qualifying service of not less than ten years, the amount of pension is calculated at fifty percent of emoluments or average emoluments whichever is more beneficial to him.

Gratuity :

11 The maximum limit of all types of gratuity has been raised to Rs. 10 lakhs w.e.f. 1.1.2006

12 Dearness Allowance admissible on the date of retirement/death is included in the emoluments for the purpose of computing all types of gratuity.

13 Interest (at the rate applicable to GPF deposits determined from time to time by the Government of India) is payable on delayed payment of DCRG, if it is delayed beyond three months from the date of retirement.

14 Qualifying service of 3 months and above may be rounded-off into a completed six-monthly period for the purpose of computation of both pension and DCRG. The period of nine months would thus be considered as two half years.

15 Dismissal or removal of a Government servant from a service or post entails forfeiture of his/her past service

Miscellaneous :

16 PPO should be issued so as to reach the Government servant at least one month in advance of his date of superannuation.

17 No specific orders are necessary for retirement on due date.

18 Retirement benefits up to Rs. 10,000 can be paid through uncrossed cheque/demand draft.

19 Encashment of leave is a benefit granted under CCS (Leave) Rules and thus not a pensionary benefit. As per the current provision, no interest is payable on the delayed payment of leave encashment.

20 Payments under Central Government Employees Group Insurance Scheme (CGEGIS) are not terminal benefit and can not be withheld. No Government dues can be recovered from the accumulation except the amount claimed by the financial institution as dues from the employee on account of loans taken for house building purpose.No interest is payable on account of the delayed payments under this scheme.

21 Dues to Municipality (water and electricity charges etc.) and Co-operative Societies are not treated as Government dues, since Municipal Committees and Co-operative Societies are not considered as Government bodies/organizations. No recovery of such dues can be made from the DCRG.

22 Only arrears of license fee can be recovered from dearness relief.


Source:http://www.pensionersportal.gov.in/douknow.asp

Sunday, 6 January 2013

MOCKERY ! MAIL NOT DELIVERED TO PRESIDENT OF INDIA.



HYDERABAD: After failing to deliver mail, including a registered parcel, addressed to President Pranab Mukherjee, Bolarum post office staff on Tuesday redirected it to Rashtrapti Bhavan in New Delhi.

At 8 am, senior India Post officials landed at 
R P Nilayam in Bolarum to deliver the mail to the VVIP guest. However, the President's security personnel initially stopped and denied them entry into the premises. Though they showed their identity cards and even tried to convince security personnel that they had to deliver letters to the President, their efforts were proved futile.

Meanwhile, the security personnel communicated to R P Nilayam authorities about the waiting India Post staff and explained about their purpose of visit. After half-an-hour, the security personnel permitted them to enter the R P Nilayam premises.

Till 3 pm, they were forced to wait at bungalow to deliver the mail. Meanwhile, R P Nilayam in-charge N 
Mahesh Babu spoke to the President's office. They advised him to re-direct the mail to Delhi immediately.

"As the President was flying back to the national capital, the authorities asked us to re-direct the dak in a special sealed pack to RP Bhavan, Delhi. Accordingly, we sent them," sources said.

Meanwhile, the postal department has launched an investigation to find out the reasons for non-delivery of the mail to the President. India Post officials also recorded the statements of both post-master 
A Durga Rao and postman Mahesh regarding reasons for delay in delivering the mail to the first citizen of the country.