Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
0 DOPT ORDERS ON ACR GRADING FOR CONSIDERATION OF DPC
For full text of the DOPT orders clickhere
0 DOPT ORDERS ON ACR GRADING FOR CONSIDERATION OF DPC
For full text of the DOPT orders clickhere
Saturday, April 24, 2010
0 Clarification on submission of representations
F.N0.1101314/2010-Estt. (A)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
(Department of Personnel and Training)
North Block, New Delhi,
Dated the 19th April, 2010
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1974 – Submission of representations by Government servants – instructions regarding.
The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department’s O.M. No. 1101317199-Estt. (A) dated 01.11.1999 on the abovementioned subject which indicates that the categories of representations from Government servants on service matters have been broadly identified as follows :-
(i) Representations/complaints regarding non-payment of salary1 allowances or other issues.
(ii) Representations on other service matters.
(iii) Representations against the orders of the immediate official superior authority; and
(iv) Appeals and petitions under statutory rules and orders (such as Central Civil Services
(Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965 and the petition instructions.
(Apart from the above, sometimes, Government servants also submit advance copy of their representations to the authorities higher than the appropriate/Competent Authority.)
2. Necessary guidelines to deal with such representations are contained in the aforesaid O.M. which are to be followed by the administrative authorities. However, it is observed that some officials resort to the practice of sending repeated representations on the same issue which involves repeated examination of the same issue and bogs down the official machinery to the detriment of consideration of more important and time-bound issues. The matter has been considered by this Department. It needs to be emphasized that Government servants should desist from making frequent and numerous representations on the same issue. The second representation on the same issue will bc examined only if it contains any fresh points regarding new developments or facts having a bearing on the issue. It has been decided that when representations have already been considered and replied, further representations exceeding two on the same issue will henceforth be ignored. A Government servant may make a representation to an authority higher than the lowest competent authority only when he is able to establish that all the points or submissions made therein have not been fully and properly considered by his immediate official superior, or the Head of Office concerned or such other authority at the lowest level competent to deal with the matter. Government servants should desist from prematurely addressing the higher authorities.
3. All the Ministries/Departments arc requested to bring the above guidelines for the notice of all concerned for information and compliance
All the cadre/sub-cadre authorities are requested to deal with such cases accordingly.
(A. BALARAM)
Under Secretary to the Government of lndia
0 Clarification on submission of representations
F.N0.1101314/2010-Estt. (A)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
(Department of Personnel and Training)
North Block, New Delhi,
Dated the 19th April, 2010
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Central Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1974 – Submission of representations by Government servants – instructions regarding.
The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department’s O.M. No. 1101317199-Estt. (A) dated 01.11.1999 on the abovementioned subject which indicates that the categories of representations from Government servants on service matters have been broadly identified as follows :-
(i) Representations/complaints regarding non-payment of salary1 allowances or other issues.
(ii) Representations on other service matters.
(iii) Representations against the orders of the immediate official superior authority; and
(iv) Appeals and petitions under statutory rules and orders (such as Central Civil Services
(Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965 and the petition instructions.
(Apart from the above, sometimes, Government servants also submit advance copy of their representations to the authorities higher than the appropriate/Competent Authority.)
2. Necessary guidelines to deal with such representations are contained in the aforesaid O.M. which are to be followed by the administrative authorities. However, it is observed that some officials resort to the practice of sending repeated representations on the same issue which involves repeated examination of the same issue and bogs down the official machinery to the detriment of consideration of more important and time-bound issues. The matter has been considered by this Department. It needs to be emphasized that Government servants should desist from making frequent and numerous representations on the same issue. The second representation on the same issue will bc examined only if it contains any fresh points regarding new developments or facts having a bearing on the issue. It has been decided that when representations have already been considered and replied, further representations exceeding two on the same issue will henceforth be ignored. A Government servant may make a representation to an authority higher than the lowest competent authority only when he is able to establish that all the points or submissions made therein have not been fully and properly considered by his immediate official superior, or the Head of Office concerned or such other authority at the lowest level competent to deal with the matter. Government servants should desist from prematurely addressing the higher authorities.
3. All the Ministries/Departments arc requested to bring the above guidelines for the notice of all concerned for information and compliance
All the cadre/sub-cadre authorities are requested to deal with such cases accordingly.
(A. BALARAM)
Under Secretary to the Government of lndia
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
0 Extension of LTC travel by Air to visit North Eastern Region
0 Extension of LTC travel by Air to visit North Eastern Region
0 III rd MACP for IP/ASP cadre:
0 III rd MACP for IP/ASP cadre:
0 New office bearers of AP circle Officers association
S V Rao, SSPOs, Sce'bad Division, Sri T C S Reddy, Manager(BD), CO and Sri M. Krishnamurthy, AD (Rectt & Welfare) and L.S.N.Murthy, Senior Postmaster Vijayawada HO were unanimously elected as President, Circle Secretary , Financial Secretary and Vice President respectively.Congratulations to the newly elected body.
0 New office bearers of AP circle Officers association
S V Rao, SSPOs, Sce'bad Division, Sri T C S Reddy, Manager(BD), CO and Sri M. Krishnamurthy, AD (Rectt & Welfare) and L.S.N.Murthy, Senior Postmaster Vijayawada HO were unanimously elected as President, Circle Secretary , Financial Secretary and Vice President respectively.Congratulations to the newly elected body.
0 Latest news on Grade Pay & Allotment of IP Exam 08 Surplus candidates
0 Latest news on Grade Pay & Allotment of IP Exam 08 Surplus candidates
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Saturday, April 10, 2010
0 Supply of Lap Tops to all IPs/ASPs
0 Supply of Lap Tops to all IPs/ASPs
0 Postal department to launch pre-paid cards for shopping
Postal department will introduce pre-paid cards that will enable cashless transactions at retail outlets across the country, as it looks to leverage the cash-handling expertise of its 1.5 lakh post offices to generate revenues.
The magnetic strip-based cards could be used at merchant establishments and automated teller machines (ATMs) where cards from VISA, Mastercard and American Express are accepted, said a communications and information technology ministry official.
These cards, which will allow people across the country to make cashless transactions, could boost retail spending by rural households . “The cards could be used for various purposes such as at point of sale, at ATMs, on the Internet, for mobile commerce and for facilitating electronic money transfer,” the government official quoted earlier said, requesting anonymity.
The department has begun identifying a banking solutions partner. The banks will share a percentage of the revenue earned from pre-paid cards with the department, the official said. The banks will have the technology platform and disclose their technology compatibility and certifications with VISA, Mastercard and American Express.
According to the proposal, the department will provide the infrastructure and network to sell and distribute the cards while the bank will partner in operating the pre-paid cards through post offices.
0 Postal department to launch pre-paid cards for shopping
Postal department will introduce pre-paid cards that will enable cashless transactions at retail outlets across the country, as it looks to leverage the cash-handling expertise of its 1.5 lakh post offices to generate revenues.
The magnetic strip-based cards could be used at merchant establishments and automated teller machines (ATMs) where cards from VISA, Mastercard and American Express are accepted, said a communications and information technology ministry official.
These cards, which will allow people across the country to make cashless transactions, could boost retail spending by rural households . “The cards could be used for various purposes such as at point of sale, at ATMs, on the Internet, for mobile commerce and for facilitating electronic money transfer,” the government official quoted earlier said, requesting anonymity.
The department has begun identifying a banking solutions partner. The banks will share a percentage of the revenue earned from pre-paid cards with the department, the official said. The banks will have the technology platform and disclose their technology compatibility and certifications with VISA, Mastercard and American Express.
According to the proposal, the department will provide the infrastructure and network to sell and distribute the cards while the bank will partner in operating the pre-paid cards through post offices.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
1 Latest news on Cadre merger and Grade Pay
1 Latest news on Cadre merger and Grade Pay
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
0 Transfers/Postings in IPos Cadre
2. Smt.Alka Jha Mishra IPoS 1987 PMG (FP), Delhi Circle posted as DDG (POSTECH) in Postal Directorate.
3. Ms.Rashi Sharma, IPoS 2003 Delhi Circle posted as ADG Intl Relations in Postal Directorate vice Shri.Sayeed Rashid proceeding on Deputation.
4. Shri.A.K.Yadav IPoS 2004 UP Circle posted to Delhi Circle.
5.Shri.Alok Sazena IPoS 1989 now on Deputation is posted as DDG Tech, Postal Directorate vice Shri.A.P.Singh proceeding on Deputation to UIDAI.
0 Transfers/Postings in IPos Cadre
2. Smt.Alka Jha Mishra IPoS 1987 PMG (FP), Delhi Circle posted as DDG (POSTECH) in Postal Directorate.
3. Ms.Rashi Sharma, IPoS 2003 Delhi Circle posted as ADG Intl Relations in Postal Directorate vice Shri.Sayeed Rashid proceeding on Deputation.
4. Shri.A.K.Yadav IPoS 2004 UP Circle posted to Delhi Circle.
5.Shri.Alok Sazena IPoS 1989 now on Deputation is posted as DDG Tech, Postal Directorate vice Shri.A.P.Singh proceeding on Deputation to UIDAI.
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
0 All India Conference News
The biennial 36th All India Conference of All India Association of Inspectors and Asstt. Superintendents Posts was held on 3rd and 4th April 2010 at Guru Ramrai Udasin Ashram, Paharganj New
Sri Dinesh Khare,
0 All India Conference News
The biennial 36th All India Conference of All India Association of Inspectors and Asstt. Superintendents Posts was held on 3rd and 4th April 2010 at Guru Ramrai Udasin Ashram, Paharganj New
Sri Dinesh Khare,
Thursday, April 1, 2010
0 3.5% Interest on actual basis on SB Account from 01-04-2010:
0 3.5% Interest on actual basis on SB Account from 01-04-2010: