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7th Pay Commission News: No Hike in Fitment Factor and Minimum Pay

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7th Pay Commission News: No Hike in Fitment Factor and Minimum Pay

Latest News about ''7th CPC Minimum Pay and Fitment Factor - Collected from various websites and given below for your information...

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7th Pay Commission: No hike in minimum pay, change in fitment factor- What next for Central govt employees

There was a bitter disappointment in store for fifty lakh Central government employees and an equal number of retirees...


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7th Pay Commission: Hike in Minimum Pay, Fitment Factor For Central Government Employees Not Announced; Know Why

7th Pay Commission Latest News: Over 50 lakh Central Government employees and an equivalent retirees who are waiting for a hike...

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7th Pay Commission latest news today: Modi disappoints, what next for CG employees

New Delhi, Aug 15: For those awaiting good news on the 7th Pay Commission, there was a huge amount of disappointment.



Whether Government is contemplating to increase fitment factor from 2.57 to 3.68 under 7th CPC to all pay levels, as demanded by employees associations? - Click to read


PM’s Independence Day Speech 2018- Highlights in English

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PM’s Independence Day Speech 2018- Highlights in English

Prime Minister's Office
PM’s Independence Day Speech 2018- Highlights in English 

The Prime Minster, Shri Narendra Modi today addressed the nation from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the 72nd Independence Day. Following are the highlights from his speech:

Today, the country is full of self-confidence. The country is scaling new heights by working extremely hard with a resolve to scale new heights.

We have been celebrating this festival of independence, at a time when our daughters from states of Uttarakhand, Himachal, Manipur, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh have come back after circumnavigating the seven seas. They have come back amongst us by (unfurling tricolour in seven seas) turning the seven seas into the colour of our Tricolor.

Our young tribal children, those who live in our forests in the far-flung areas, they have enhanced the glory of the tri-colour by unfurling it on the Mount Everest.

Whether it is a Dalit or be it someone who has been persecuted or exploited or be it a deprived person or women, our Parliament has made the social justice even morestronger with all the sensitivity and alertness to protect their interests.

The demand to give constitutional status to the OBC commission had been raised for years. This time our Parliament has made an effort to protect the interests of backward classes, interests of the extremely backward classes by according the constitutional status to the OBC commission.

I want to reassure the people who have lost their loved ones and are facing a lot of distress due to floods that the country is with them and is making complete efforts for helping them out. My heartfelt condolences are with those who have lost their loved ones.

The next year will mark 100 years of the Jalliwanwallahbagh massacre. The masses had sacrificed their lives for the country's freedom; and the exploitation had crossed all limits. The Jalliwanwallahbagh incident inspires us of the sacrifices made by those brave hearts. I salute all those brave hearts from the bottom of my heart.

India has become the sixth largest economy of the world.

Today I salute those brave freedom fighters from the core of my heart on behalf of my countrymen. Our soldiers, the para-military forces and the Police are laying down their lives and are in service of the people of the country day in and day out for maintaining the splendour and dignity of the National flag, the tricolour.

After independence, an highly inclusive constitution was drafted under the leadership of Baba SahebAmbedkar. It came with the resolve of making a new India.

India should be self-reliant, strong, always on the path of sustainable development.  There should not only be a credence for India, but we also want that India should be effective in the world, we make India like that.

When dreams, hard work and aspirations of 125 crores people come together, what can’t be achieved?

125 crores Indian did not just stop at forming the government in 2014, instead, they continuously strived to make the country better. This is the strength of India.

If you take into consideration the work that has been done in the last four years, you will be surprised to see the speed at which the country is moving and the pace at which the progress is being made.
Had we worked at the speed of 2013 , it would have taken centuries in making India 100% open defecation free or electrifying every part or even providing the LPG gas connection to every woman in rural and urban areas. Had we worked with the speed of 2013, an entire generation would have taken to connect the country with optical fibre. We will go by such speed to achieve all these goals. 
The country is experiencing change in the last four years. The country is progressing with new zeal, enthusiasm and courage.  Today the country is constructing twice the highways and four times more houses in the villages. 

The country is producing record foodgrains and manufacturing record number of mobile phones. The sale of tractors has reached a new high. 

After independence the country is buying largest numbers of airplanes. 

The new IIMs, IITs and AIIMS are being established in the country. 

The mission of Skill Development is being encouraged by establishing new centres in small places.

Start-up programmes have mushroomed in Tier II and Tier III cities.

Efforts are in progress to compile a ‘common sign’ dictionary for disable persons.

Modernisation and technology has entered into the field of agriculture.  Our farmers are using micro irrigation, drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation methods.

On the one hand, our soldiers help those who are at the brink of catastrophe with sympathy and empathy and on the other hand they are capable of attacking the enemies with surgical strikes.

We should always progress with new objectives.  When our goals are not clear, progress is not possible.  We will not be in a position to solve the various problems for years together.

We have decided with great courage to give attractive prices for the products of farmers.  The minimum support price for many crops has been increased to more than 1.5 times the input costs.  

With the help of small traders, their openness and their aptitude to accept new things, the country has successfully implemented the GST.  It has brought a new confidence among the traders. 

Benami Property Law has been implemented with great courage and intention for the good of the country.
There was a time when the world used to call India’s economy risky. However, today, the same people and institutions have been saying with a lot of confidence that our reform momentum has been strengthening our fundamentals.

There was a time when the world used to talk of Red Tape’.  However, today the issue of ‘Red Carpet’ is being discussed. We have reached 100th position in the ‘ease of doing business’ ranking. Today, the entire world is looking at our achievement with pride.

There was a time when for the world India meant - ‘policy paralysis’ and ‘delayed reforms’. However, today India is being discussed for – ‘reform, perform and transform’.

There was a time when the world counted India among the ‘fragile five’. However, today the world has been saying that India has become the destination for multi-trillion dollar investment. 

It is being said about India’s economy that the ‘sleeping elephant’ has woken up and has started racing. The world economists and institutions have observed that for the next three decades India would contribute momentum to the global economic strength. 

India’s stature has increased at the international forums, India has voiced its opinions strongly on such forums. 

Earlier India was awaiting membership of various international organisations.  Now innumerable institutions have come forward to give membership to India.  India has become a hope for all the other countries as far as global warming is concerned.  International solar alliance is being welcomed throughout the world. 

Today we see a magnificent impression of North East in the field of sports.

The last village in the North East has been electrified.
We are getting progressive news about highways, railways, airways, waterways and information ways (I-ways) from North East.
Our youths from the North East are establishing BPO in their areas.

The North East region has turned to be a hub of organic farming.  Sports university is being set up in North East.
There was a time when North East felt distant from Delhi but within last four years we have succeeded to get Delhi to the threshold of North East.

 In our country 65% of our population consists of 35 year old people.  Our youth has brought a paradigm shift in the nature of job.  Whether it is startup, BPO or e-commerce or the field of mobility, our youth has entered into new fields.  Now a days our youth is committed to take this country to new heights.
13 crore people have availed MUDRA LOAN which is a great achievement.  Of this 4 crore are youth who have availed loan for the very first time and are self-employed and progressing independently. This in itself is an example of changing atmosphere.Our youth are managing common service centres in three lakh villages and they are linking every village and citizen with the world in seconds by utilizing information technology.
With the spirit of innovation our scientists, we are going to launch ‘NAVIC’ which will be very useful for the fishermen and others.

India has resolved to send manned spacecraft to the space by 2022.  India will be the fourth country to do this.
Now we are focussed on bringing modernisation and advancement in the field of agriculture.   We have dreamt of doubling farmer’s income by 75th year of Independence.

We want to expand the horizons of agriculture with the help of modernization.  We want to adopt value addition right from ‘seeds - to –market’.  For the first time we are progressing in the path of Agriculture Export Policy so as to enable our farmers to emerge powerful in the world market.

Now new avenues of organic farming, blue revolution, sweet revolution, solar farming have emerged on which we plan to move ahead.

In fisheries, India has emerged second largest country of the world. 

The export of honey has doubled. 
It is a matter of pleasure for the sugarcane farmers that the production of ethanol has tripled.

In rural economy, the other sectors are also important.  We want to increase the resources of rural area, with the creation of women self-help groups, mobilizing billions of rupees.  We want to enhance the efficiency of villages and we are making efforts in this direction.

Now the sale of Khadi has doubled.
Our farmers are now focussing on solar farming.  Due to this he can contribute to agriculture and at the same time earn money by sale of solar energy.
Along with economic progress and development, we also want to focus on dignity of human life which is supreme.  Hence we are also planning to continue with those schemes which enable a common man to lead his life with pride, respect and dignity.
According to WHO report 3 lakh children have been saved because of Swachchta Campaign. 

Taking inspiration from Gandhiji who had organized satayagrahis, we have succeed to mobilize ‘Swatchagrahis’.  On the occasion of 150th birth anniversary crores of “Swatchagrahis’ plan to pay tribute in deed and action to respected Bapuji in the form of Swatch Bharat.  

In order to provide free health services to the poorest people, Government of India has launched Pradhan Mantri Jan ArogyaYojanaAbhiyan.  Now under this scheme any person can get relief from diseases by going to the good hospitals.
Under the scheme Ayushman Bharat 10 crore families are able to get health insurance benefits, it means nearly 50 crore citizens will be covered. Each family will get 5 lakh rupees health coverage annually. 

We give utmost importance to technology and transparency.  Technology intervention will remove the hurdles for the common man in accessing various facilities. With this objective technology tools have been developed.

Pradhan Mantri Jan ArogyaAbhiyan will be launched on 25th September, 2018 as a result from now on, common man need not suffer from problems of dreaded diseases.

New avenues are emerging for middle class families and youth in the field of health.  New hospitals will be constructed in 2 tier and 3 tier cities.  Medical staff will be established in huge numbers.  Employment opportunities will be more in the years to come.

During the period of four years we tried to empower the poor.  One international organisation has reported that during the last two years, 5 crore poor people have crossed the poverty line.  There are several schemes for empowerment of poor.  But the middlemen are taking away the benefits and poorer people are unable to get the benefits.

Government is making efforts to close all the leakages.  We are on the path of removal of corruption and black-money.  Due to all these efforts we were able to mobilize 90000 crore money to the Government Exchequer.

The honest pay taxes.  With their contribution schemes are implemented.  The credit goes to taxpayer and not to the Government.

Upto 2013, for the past 70 years the direct tax payers were only 4 crore people.  Now the numbers has doubled and grown to 7.25 crores.

For the period of 70 years, indirect tax officials were able to mobilize 70 lakhs of revenue.  Whereas by implementation of GST, within a year we were able to mobilize 16 lakhs of revenue.
We can not tolerate black money and corruption.  Let there be many obstacles.  But I can’t leave them.  Now power brokers are not visible in the streets of Delhi.
In order to maintain transparency we have launched online process.  We have utilized Information Technology to the maximum level.

Through Short Service Commission, we will appoint women officers in the Armed Forces of India.  Transparency will be maintained in this process.  Women officials will be treated at par with male counterparts.

Rape is painful.  But the agony experienced by the victim is more painful.  This should be realized by the people of this country. Everybody should feel the trauma.
We have to liberate this country, and society from the clutches of this demonic attitude.  Law is doing it’s own business.  We have to make efforts to attack this attitude.  We have to attack this type of thinking.  We should remove these types of perversion. 

Triple Talak has endangered the lives of Muslim women.  Those who did not get Talak (divorce) are also sailing in the same boat.   We made an effort to alleviate the grief of Muslim women by bringing an act in the Monsoon Session of Parliament.  But even today there are some people who do not want to pass the Bill.
Due to the efforts of security forces and endeavours made by State Governments, and also due to the implementation of Central and State Government developmental schemes and the people’s participation, Tripura and Meghalaya have been liberated from the Armed Forces Special Power Act.

The way shown to us by Atal Bihari Vajpayee in the matters of Jammu and Kashmir is the best way.  We would like to go in the same path.  We do not want the path of bullets and abuses.  We have to embrace the patriotic people of Kashmir, and proceed further.

In the months to come, rural people of Jammu and Kashmir will be able to enjoy their rights.  They will be able to take care of themselves.  Government of India gives enough money to Gram Panchayaths which will be useful for development.  We have to arrange for the elections to panchayats and local institutions.  We are progressing in this direction.

Every Indian dreams to have his own house, therefore we bring in "Housing for All.". He wants to get his house electrified, therefore there is Electrification for all Villages. Every Indian wants to get rid of smoke in the kitchen. To achieve this there is cooking gas for all. Every Indian requires safe drinking water. Therefore our aim is to get water for all. Every Indian requires a toilet, hence our objective is to ensure sanitation for all. Every Indian requires skill development. Hence we have brought in skill development for all. Every Indian needs quality health service. So, our endeavour is health for all. Every Indian requires security for which he needs a health insurance coverage. To meet this need, we bring insurance for all. Every Indian requires internet facility. Therefore we are making efforts to get connectivity for all. We want to lead our country towards the path of development by following the mantra of connectivity.
We don’t want the path of confrontation. We do not want roadblocks. We don’t want to bow our head before anybody. The nation will never stop, never bow before anything,never get tired. We have to scale new heights. It is our aim to achieve enormous progress in the years to come.

Source: PIB

ECHS: Free Consultation on Eye Treatment Without Referral

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ECHS: Free Consultation on Eye Treatment Without Referral

FREE CONSULTATION ON EYE TREATMENT WITHOUT REFERRAL FROM ECHS POLYCLINICS

LIST OF EMPANELLED EYE CENTRES/ HOSPITALS IN LUCKNOW

S.NO
 NAME OF EMP EYE CENTRE
 HOSP PLACE & ADDRESS
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1 Chandra Mother and Eye Care Pvt. Ltd
 Chandra Tower, TC-13, V-III, Vibhuti Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow -226010
02
 Lucknow Eye Hospitral
 82/40, ‘KA’ Guru Govind Singh Marg, Lucknow226019
03
 TC Eye Centre
B-60, Sector-B, Near Radhey Lal Sweets Aliganj, Lucknow-226020
04
 Sun Eye Hospital & Laser Centre Pvt. Ltd
 57-B, Singar Nagar, Alambagh, Lucknow-226005
05
 Divya Jyoti Netralaya Pvt. Ltd
125, Vishal Khand -2, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow226010

LIST OF EMPANELLED EYE CENTRES/ HOSPITALS IN DELHI

S.NO
NAME OF EMP EYE CENTRE
PLACE & ADDRESS
01
Save Sight Centre
A-14, GT Karnal Road, Adarsh Nagar, Delhi110033
02
Mahajan Eye Centre
 Pitampura, Delhi-11034
03
 R V S Eye Centre
BFH-09, Opposite Mount Abu Public School, Sonu Bazar Road,West Shalimar Bagh,Delhi-110088
04
 Eye 7, Chaudhary Eye Centre & Laser Vision
4802, Bharat Ram Road 24 Daryaganj, New Delhi110048
05
 Vision Eye Hospital
F-24/136, Sector-7, Rohini, New Delhi-110085
06
 Mohan Eye Institute
11/ B Ganga Ram Hospital Marg, New Delhi110060

LIST OF EMPANELLED EYE CENTRES/ HOSPITALS – RC JAIPUR

S.NO
NAME OF EMP EYE CENTRE/ HOSP
PLACE
01
Krishna Eye Hospital
Narnaul
02
 KD Eye Hospital
Jhunjhunu
03
 Jhalani Eye Hospital
Alwar
04
 Tibra Eye Hospital and Retina Centre
Sikar

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ECHS Smart Card Related Queries Contact Numbers

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ECHS Smart Card Related Queries Contact Numbers

WHATSAPP/CALL -7703818578 / 7701976194 / 8448086480 / 8448086481 / 8448086482

( TIMINGS FOR TELEPHONIC QUERIES from 1000hrs to 1700hrs from Monday to Saturday )

TOLL FREE NO. - 1800-114-115

EMAIL ID - echs@sourceinfosys.com, jditechs1@echs.gov.in

PLEASE MENTION YOUR APPLICATION / REGISTRATION NUMBER IN YOUR QUERIES

Stop Recovery of 3rd MACP from Sr.Tech is Allowed by CAT New Delhi - ARTEE

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Stop Recovery of 3rd MACP from Sr.Tech is Allowed by CAT New Delhi - ARTEE

ARTEE Achieved Another Success

The OA filed to stop Recovery of 3rd MACP from Sr.Tech is Allowed by CAT New Delhi

As you are aware, on 20.07.2015 O/o ADG (NZ) had issued order for Recovery and Re Fixation of 3rd MACP granted to around 270 Sr.Techs of North Zone on the basis of DG (AIR) Letter No. 14/07/2015-SIV(A) dated 18.03.2015. The order issued by North Zone may be followed by Other Zones and Sr.Techs from throughout the country was worried in this matter. This order for Recovery and Re Fixation of 3rd MACP was based on Clarification issued by DOPT by reverting the decision of Railway Board for Residency Period for 3rd MACP.

As reported earlier, ARTEE had filed the OA 3035/2015 to challenge the above mentioned order issued O/o ADG (E). In the hearing held on 14.08.2015, Hon'ble CAT Delhi had asked Government to file reply and stayed the Recovery till the disposal of this OA. Due to the stay granted in the cased filed by ARTEE, all senior technicians were saved from recovery and re fixation of 3rd MACP

In the hearing held today (08.08.2018), the OA No.3035/2015 filed by our Association is allowed by CAT Delhi. Further details are awaited.




Central Office 

Veteran Patient Care and Assistance (VPCA) Teams – A vigilance Mechanism in ECHS

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Veteran Patient Care and Assistance (VPCA) Teams – A vigilance Mechanism in ECHS

VETERAN PATIENT CARE AND ASSISTANCE (VPCA) TEAMS – A VIGILANCE MECHANISM IN ECHS

DG (DC & W)
Adjutant General’s Branch
Integrated HQ of MoD (Army)
South Block New Delhi — 110 011

B/49717-C(VIG)/AG/ECHS 2018

Dated: 12 Jul 2018

HQ Southern Command (A/ECHS)
Pin – 900541
C/o 56 APO

HQ Western Command (A/ECHS)
Pin-900543
C/o 56 APO

HQ Eastern Command (A/ECHS)
Pin – 900542
C/o 56 APO

HQ Central Command (A/ECHS)
Pin-900544
C/o 56 APO

HQ Northern Command (A/ECHS)
Pin – 900545
C/0 56 APO

HQ Southern Western Command (A/ECHS)
Pin – 900546
C/o 56 APO

VETERAN PATIENT CARE AND ASSISTANCE (VPCA) TEAMS –  A VIGILANCE MECHANISM IN ECHS
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1. Ex Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS) is a welfare oriented scheme providing effective healthcare to Ex Servicemen and their dependents. Since in 2003, the scheme has expanded exponentially and has nearly 52 Iakh beneficiaries today throughout the length and breadth of the country.

2. There is a need to institute a vigilance framework with a nominated nodal officer at each echelon of the scheme to introduce checks and balances in the system to ensure its efficient and effective functioning. The vigilance framework so instituted will pay attention to the following aspects with a mechanism to detect, analyse and take corrective and preferably pre-emptive:-

(a) Ensure ECHS benefits are not availed by unauthorized persons.
(b) Check unethical practices/exploitation of ESMs by empanelled facilities.
(c) Monitor referral to empanelled facilities and carry out checks to negate unauthorized treatments/or claims.

Handling of ECHS Issues/Subject/Tasks

3. Tech issues relating to billing, claims and MoA with empanelled hospitals are dealt by Regional Centres of ECHS. All adm issues of Polyclinics are handled by Stn HQ.

4. Regional Centres (RC) ECHS. Comments/ assistance/inv/vigilance on following issues are carried out through RCs:-
(a) MoA with empanelled hospitals therefore complaints regarding empanelled hospitals/Harassment in empanelled hospitals.
(b) Claims/Billing issues of empanelled hospitals.
(c) Indl reimbursement claims received by RC from Polyclinics.

5. Stn HQs.  Stn HQs handle the following issues:-
(a) Adm of Polyclinics.
(b) Card making of beneficiaries.
(c) Contractual employment.
(d) Medicine availability through SEMO.
(e) C of I / detailed inv in empanelled hosp or service hosp.

Vigilance Cells
6. A feedback on the satisfactory functioning of Pilot Project at three stations has been obtained. It is now planned to institute the vigilance framework in 14 other major ECHS stations, to include Ambala, Bareilly, Channai, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Jabalpur, Jammu,Kochi, Kolkata, Lucknow, Meerut, Patna, Pune and Ranchi.

7. Composition of Vigilance Cell. The ECHS Vigilance Cell will function under the Stn Cdr and will incorporate a contractual Doctor/serving AMC officer for On-Spot verification of cases of alleged medical negligence/ violation of MoA. It will be composed as under:-

(a) OIC Team. Medical Offr (when accompanying) CMP JCOINCO.
(b) CMP Team. Two CMP pers (JCO/NCO) in a light vehicle/MC.
(c) Medical Team. One Medical Offr (serving/contractual from ECHS) to be co-opted for all investigations related to hospitals/having examination of medical aspects. Serving offr may be also co-opted under arngs of Stn Cdr.

8. Tasks of Vigilance Cell. While not exhaustive, some of the tasks will be:-
(a) At Polyclinics.
(i) Investigate irregularities I fraudulence by contractual staff.
(ii) Physical verification of ESM and dependents (card and self attested
(iii) Review adm functioning of Polyclinics when so detailed by Stn / Sub Area / Area HQs on specific instructions
(iv) Surprise physical check of Medicines / Dispensary.
(v) Surprise physical verification of ESM/dependents.
(vi) Check use of ambulance/equipment with Polyclinic.
(vii) Avlb of complaint/Grievance Book and redressal/Comments.

(b) At Regional Centres.
(i) Check BPA verifiers at Regional Centres and any wrong practices by Hospital reps.
(ii) Check process of receipt of bills.
(iii) Ensure process of First in First Out (FIFO) in billing/ as specified by Central Org.
(iv) Monitor hospital representatives visiting for empanelment process.
(v) Security procedure of Regional Centre premises.

(c) At Hospitals/Diagnostic Centres/Labs.
(i) Periodic/Surprise Checks of Empanelled Facilities and patients admitted.
(ii) Physical verification of patients at non-empanelled facilities when so directed.
(iii) Investigate individual cases of fraudulence by beneficiaries.
(iv) Carry out preliminary investigation wrt complaints received at Regional Centre, if so directed by Director Regional Centre. These will be fwd to Stn Cdr being the nodal agency for check.
(v) Assist in medical audits if ordered by Regional Centres / Higher Headquarters.

Investigations and Reporting

9. Investigations. All complaints/reports are to be forwarded to Stn HQ in confidence irrespective of the subject being dealt by any agency. The Stn Cdr will brief the team and allocate the task to them in confidence. No prior info will be made available to vigilance cell members for surprise checks to avoid confidentiality being compromised. Routine and planned checks can be pre-decided.

10. Reporting. Reports will be of two types, viz/Incident/Info Report and Monthly Report. Reports of Vigilance Cell will be forwarded through Stn HQ SO (ECHS) to Area/Sub Area HQ (Dir ECHS/Dir Veteran) to Command HQ (SO ECHS) to Central Org ECHS (Dir C & All cases of misuse, fraud, negligence and harassment will be reported.

(a) Incident/Info Report. This report will be initiated by the Stn HQ to imdt higher HQ in chain of command within seven days of investigation being completed, with copy to all echelons of Comd till Comd HQ and Central Organisation ECHS (Dir C & L) for prompt action. Report should be passed immediately on telephone depending on gravity of input, to all concerned and followed up by return report so that corrective measures are not delayed. The format is as per Appendix A. (in cases where delinquency in respect of serving pers come to notice, it will also be info to HQ Comd (DV) and DV Dte/AG’s Br by Comd (SO ECHS) and Central Organisation ECHS respectively.)

(b) Monthly Report. A monthly report on surprise checks carried out during the month by the Vigilance Team will be forwarded to Central Org ECHS as per format on Appendix B by 20th of next month by the Comd HQ (SO ECHS).

11. Report. The report by the Vigilance Team for various est will be rendered as per u/m formats:-

(a) Empanelled Hospital – Appendix C.
(b) Regional Centre – Appendix D.
(c) Polyclinic – Appendix E.

12. Check list. A suggested check list for the Vigilance Team is at Appendix F.

13. The Stn Cdr will compile the activities of the vigilance team and render a ground report after three months to Central Org ECHS through comd channel with recommendations/inputs to refine the vigilance mechanism.

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(Yogendra Dimri)
Lt Gen
DG (DC&W)


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Kerala Flood HAVOC - Donate Generously to Chief Minister's Relief Fund

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Kerala Flood HAVOC - Donate Generously to Chief Minister's Relief Fund

KERALA FLOOD HAVOC -- DONATE GENEROUSLY TO CHIEF MINISTER'S RELIEF FUND

Dear Friends and Comrades ,

As you are aware, the people of Kerala is in the grip of unprecedented flood havoc. Please see below published APPEAL of Com. Pinarayi Vijayan, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Kerala which explains the seriousness of the situation. All affiliated organisations and COCs and also all well-wishers are requested to donate maximum amount to the Chief Minister's Relief fund in the address and Bank account shown in the below appeal,  UNDER INTIMATION TO CONFEDERATION CHQ .

M. Krishnan,
Secretary General, 
Confederation
Mob & WhatsApp: 09447068125.
Email: mkrishnan6854@gmail.com

Source: Confederation


AICPIN Table - DA Calculation

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AICPIN Table - DA Calculation

Consumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers on Base 2001=100

CPI(IW) Base 2001=100 Monthly Index Letter


JANUARY 2016
269
FEBRUARY 2016
267
MARCH 2016
268
APRIL 2016
271
MAY 2016
275
JUNE 2016
277
JULY 2016
280
AUGUST 2016
278
SEPTEMBER 2016
277
OCTOBER 2016
278
NOVEMBER 2016
277
DECEMBER 2016
275

JANUARY 2017
274
FEBRUARY 2017
274
MARCH 2017
275
APRIL 2017
277
MAY 2017
278
JUNE 2017
280
JULY 2017
285
AUGUST 2017
285
SEPTEMBER 2017
285
OCTOBER 2017
287
NOVEMBER 2017
288
DECEMBER 2017
286

JANUARY 2018
288
FEBRUARY 2018
287
MARCH 2018
287
APRIL 2018
288
MAY 2018
289
JUNE 2018
291
JULY 2018

AUGUST 2018

SEPTEMBER 2018

OCTOBER 2018

NOVEMBER 2018

DECEMBER 2018


Skill Test for Stenographer Grade-II and LDC - Selection of Language

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Skill Test for Stenographer Grade-II and LDC - Selection of Language

Skill Test for the post of Stenographer Grade-II and LDC – Link for selection of medium of language (Hindi/English) for Skill Test





Direct Recruitment in KV Schools - Last date 13.9.2018

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Direct Recruitment in KV Schools - Last date 13.9.2018

Recruitment of Principals, Vice-Principals, PGTs, TGTs, Librarian and PRTs in Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan


Promotion to the post of Assistant Commissioner

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Promotion to the post of Assistant Commissioner

Promotion to the post of Assistant Commissioner – 2018




KV Recruitment Notification 2018: 8289 Teaching Jobs – Details Post, Age & Pay Level

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Golden Opportunity to Get Government Job

KV Recruitment Notification 2018: 8289 Teaching Jobs – Details Post, Age & Pay Level

Recruitment of Principals, Vice-Principals, PGTs, TGTs, Librarian and PRTs in Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS), an Autonomous Organization under the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India invites applications from Indian Citizens for filling up the vacancies of Principal, Vice Principal, PGTs, TGTs, Librarian and PRTs in Kendriya Vidyalays.

Online Registration: 24.8.2018
Laste Date: 13.9.2018

Details of Posts, Vacancies, Upper Age Limit and Pay Level for PRIMARY TEACHER (Group B)
PRIMARY TEACHER (Group B)
Matrix Pay Level: 6 (35400 – 112400)
Age Limit: Min 30 (As on 30.09.2018)
Total Vacancies: 5300

Details of Posts, Vacancies, Upper Age Limit and Pay Level for TRAINED GRADUATE TEACHER (TGTs) (Group B)
TRAINED GRADUATE TEACHER (TGTs) (Group B)
Matrix Pay Level: 7 (44900 – 142400)
Age Limit: Min 35 (As on 30.09.2018)
Total Vacancies: 1900

Details of Posts, Vacancies, Upper Age Limit and Pay Level for POST GRADUATE TEACHER (PGTs) (Group B)
POST GRADUATE TEACHER (PGTs) (Group B)
Matrix Pay Level: 8 (47600 – 151100)
Age Limit: Min 40 (As on 30.09.2018)
Total Vacancies: 592

Details of Posts, Vacancies, Upper Age Limit and Pay Level for VICE-PRINCIPAL (Group A)
VICE-PRINCIPAL (Group A)
Matrix Pay Level: 10 (56100 – 177500)
Age Limit: Min 35 and Max 45 Years (As on 30.09.2018)
Total Vacancies: 220

Details of Posts, Vacancies, Upper Age Limit and Pay Level for PRIMARY TEACHER (MUSIC) (Group B)
PRIMARY TEACHER (MUSIC) (Group B)
Matrix Pay Level: 6 (35400 – 112400)
Age Limit: Min 30 (As on 30.09.2018)
Total Vacancies: 201

Details of Posts, Vacancies, Upper Age Limit and Pay Level for PRINCIPAL (Group A)
PRINCIPAL (Group A)
Matrix Pay Level: 12 (78800 – 209200)
Age Limit: Min 35 and Max 50 Years (As on 30.09.2018)
Total Vacancies: 76

*As per OM dated 15.01.2018 of DoPT the following categories to be given 1% reservation.

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Death: Holiday Declared on 17.8.2018 in TN

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Atal Bihari Vajpayee Death: Holiday Declared on 17.8.2018 in TN

The State Government of Tamil Nadu issued orders for declaring holiday on 17.8.2018 as a mark of respect to the late Thiru Atal Bihari Vajpayee, former Prime Minister of India.


Half Day Holiday for all CG Offices on 17.8.2018

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Half Day Holiday for all CG Offices on 17.8.2018

Half Day Holiday on 17th August, 2018 – Demise of Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Former Prime Minister of India

F.No.12/2/2007-JCA2
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel Public Grievances and Pensions
Department of Personnel and Training
JCA Section

North Block, New Delhi
Dated the 16th August, 2018

Office Memorandum

Subject: Half Day Holiday on 17th August, 2018 – Demise of Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Former Prime Minister of India.

It has been decided that there will be half-day holiday in the afternoon of 17th August, 2018 in all Central Government Offices and CPSUs throughout the country to enable the people to attend the State Funeral which will take place at “Smriti Sthal’, New Delhi/ Pay homage to former Prime Minister Late Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee.

2. All Ministries/Departments may bring the above decision to the notice of all concerned.

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(Juglal Singh)
Deputy Secretary to the Government of India


Authority: https://dopt.gov.in

SSC 54953 Constable(GD) Vacancies in CAPF – Last Date Extended

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SSC 54953 Constable(GD) Vacancies in CAPF – Last Date Extended

Staff Selection Commission
SSC 54953 Constable(GD) Vacancies in CAPF – Last Date Extended

Last Date for Online Application has been extended upto 17.9.2018 and Online registration process for SSC GD Constable has been already started from Yesterday (17.8.2018).

Due to launching of new website for SSC, online application process was disturbed and the date of online process has been extended twice by SSC. Now, finally announced the facility of One-time Registration process started with effect from 14.8.2018. The submission of Online Applications would only re-commence from 17.8.2018 at 10 AM. The last date for submission of Online Application would be 17.9.2018 (5 PM).

Already, the SSC has provided both these facilities on its new website with effect from 25.7.2018, but because of a very heavy load of applicants, the new website of the SSC has become very slow, for which reason, it was temporarily withdrawn by the SSC.

As the new website of SSC may take some time to stablize, for initial few days, to minimise the inconvenience to candidates, applicants are advised to also utilize off-time or non-peak hours of 10 PM to 8 AM for making One-Time Registration and filling of Online Application Forms.

The SSC also assured that who have already registered on the new website are assured that their data is secure with the SSC and that they will not be required to register again.

Staff Selection Commission has issued various orders regarding the requirement from time to time on its website… Links are given below for your ready reference…

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Latest Employment News Job Highlights

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Latest Employment News Job Highlights

JOB HIGHLIGHTS

INDIAN BANK
Name Of Post : Probationary officers
No.of Vacancies : 417
Last Date :27.08.2018

SASHASTRA SEEMA BAL
Name Of Post : SI, SAI and Head Constable
No.of Vacancies : 181
Last Date :30 days after publications

DEFENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION
Name Of Post : Senior Technical Assistant ‘B’
No.of Vacancies : 494
Last Date :29.08.2018

HINDUSTAN PETROLEUM CORPORAION LIMITED, MUMBAI
Name Of Post : Refinery, Medical, Fie and Safety, QC, Legal etc
No.of Vacancies : 99
Last Date :31.08.2018

INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED
Name Of Post : Junior Engineering Assistant IV etc
No.of Vacancies : 43
Last Date :21.08.2018

DEDICATED FREIGHT CORRIDOR CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED
Name Of Post : Executive, Junior Executive and Multi Tasking
No.of Vacancies : 1572
Last Date :31.08.2018

CENTRAL ARMED POLICE FORCES,
Name Of Post : NIA, SSF and Assam Rifles
No.of Vacancies : 54000
Last Date :20.08.2018

Bank Wage Revision: Small Committee Meeting held on 18.8.2018

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Bank Wage Revision: Small Committee Meeting held on 18.8.2018

ALL INDIA BANK OFFICERS’ ASSOCIATION
18th AUGUST SMALL COMMITTEE MEETING

ALL INDIA BANK OFFICERS’ CONFEDERATION (AIBOC)
ALL INDIA BANK OFFICERS’ASSOCIATION (AIBOA)
INDIAN NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS’ CONGRESS (INBOC)
NATIONAL ORGANISATION OF BANK OFFICERS (NOBO)

Camp: Mumbai

18th August, 2018

To
All Affiliates of AIBOC/AIBOA/INBOC/NOBO

Dear Comrades,

Small Committee Meeting held at Mumbai at IBA Office on 18/08/2018

A small committee meeting of Officers’Associations with IBA was held today at IBA Office, World Trade Centre, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai at 10-30 AM. The IBA team was led by Shri Prashant Kumar(DMD, SBI), Shri B. Ashok(GM, CBI), Shri Ujjwal Kumar(GM, UCO Bank), Shri LVR Prasad(GM, Canara Bank), Shri Raj Kiran Bhoir(GM, Bank of Maharashtra), Shri B Rajkumar(Dy C.E.O IBA)), Shri S.K. Kakkar(Sr. Vice President, HR & lR, IBA), Shri K.S. Chauhan, Advisor (HR & lR) and other officials of HR Dept. lBA. The four Officer organizations were represented by Com. Dilip Saha, Com Soumya Datta(AIBOC), Com S Nagarajan(AIBOA), Com K.K. Nair(INBOC) and Com. V Tikekar(NOBO) in the discussion.

On our charter of Demands containing both ” Monetary and Non- Monetary” issues, elaborate discussions were held. On matters of issues having linkage of financial bearings, no finality could be arrived at in this meeting. However, on certain issues, they have agreed to place the issues before HR Committee of IBA for appropriate finalization. The IBA has responded positively to our request for convening an exclusive meeting on “Discipline and Appeal Regulations”. On certain issues, notes are to be submitted by us within a time bound manner preferably in a week’s time. We shall provide updates on further development.

Yours comradely,

(DILIOP SAHA)
President
AIBOC
(SOUMYA DATTA)
General Secretary
AIBOC     
(S NAGARAJAN)
General Secretary
AIBOA    
(K K NAIR)
General Secretary
INBOC     
(V.Tikekar)
General Secretary
NOBO
 Source: http://www.aiboa.org/

Children Education Allowance and Hostel Subsidy to Railway Employees – Orders issued

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Children Education Allowance and Hostel Subsidy to Railway Employees – Orders issued

Government of India
Ministry of Railways
(Railway Board)

No.E(W)2017/ED-2/3

New Delhi, dated 13.08.2018

The General Managers(P)
All Zonal Railways & Production Units

Sub: Recommendations of the Seventh Central Pay Commission (7th CPC) – Implementation of decisions relating to the grant of Children Education Allowance (CEA) and Hostel Subsidy – Consolidated Instructions

Please refer to Board’s letter of even number dated 12.10.2017 (RBE No.147/2017) followed by subsequent clarifications thereon regarding grant of CEA and Hostel Subsidy to Government employees on the recommendations of the Seventh Central Pay Commission.

Now, the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions (Department of Personnel & Training), vide their OM No.A-27012/02/2017-Estt.(AL) dated 16/17.07.2018 (Copy enclosed) has issued consolidated instructions in supersession of all the earlier instructions on the subject of CEA and Hostel Subsidy to Government Servants. These instructions shall apply mutatis-mutandis to Railway Employees with effect from 1.7.2017.

These instructions on CEA and Hostel Subsidy are in supersession of all previous ordrs issued by the Ministry of Railways on the subject.

Please acknowledge receipt.

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(Ashutosh Garg)
Dy.Director Estt.(W)II


Source: NFIR

General Provident Fund Interest Calculator for Central Government Employees

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GPF Interest Calculator for CG Employees

 General Provident Fund Interest Calculator for Central Government Employees

We provide here a simple too to check your GPF Interest and Final Balance amount

General Provident Fund Scheme (GPF) interest rates are being announced by the Central Government for quarterly basis form April 2016. Interest rates are applicable for three months from April to June, July to September, October to December and January to March. Our tool is designed to edit the interest rates also (Default interest rates for 2016-17 are shown in the calculator).

Enter your Closing Balance of the previous year, Subscription, Refund and Withdrawal amount and the calculator immediately show the summary of the calculation below the calculation sheet…


Latest Orders issued by Department of Posts

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Latest Orders issued by Department of Posts

Compiling of latest orders issued by India Post (Ministry of Communications)

Order No.
Date
Details
37-33/2009-SPB-I
27/08/2018
3-37 / 2016/PACE/AAO-Part-II/1835
24/08/2018
5-19/Negative List/2004-Inv
24/08/2018
No.28-1/2018-PE-II
23/08/2018
11-17/2016-SPG
21/08/2018
20-27/2015-SPB-II
20/08/2018
4-23/2013-SPG
10/08/2018
14-2/2018-SPG
09/08/2018
RE/1-26/2017-18/II
02/08/2018
2-16/2017-PAP
02/08/2018
141-141/2013-SPB-II
31/07/2018
13-1/2018-SPG
31/07/2018
28-07/2016-PE-II
30/07/2018
13-6/2013-SPG
30/07/2018
4-23/2013-SPG (Pt.)
24/07/2018

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