Recruitment for the post of DR Junior Accounts Officer in BSNL from open market
(A Government of lndia Enterprise)
Corporate Office, SEA Section
7th Floor, Bharat Sanchar Bhawan
Harish chander Mathur Lane, Janapath
New Delhi – 110 001
No.4-20/2017-SEA BSNL
Dated:- 28.09 2018.
To
All Heads of Telecom Circles,
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited,
(Recruiting Circles Only)
(Andaman and Nicobar, chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, NE-I, NE-II, Orissa).
Sub:- Recruitment for the post of DR Junior Accounts Officer in BSNL from open market through on line competitive examination herd on 5th and 6th Nov 2017.
Kindly refer to this office letter no. 4-7/2018-SEA BSNL dated 28.06.2018 & 13 08.2018 vide which it was asked to furnish the information regarding the document verification and training status of Directly Recruited JAO 2017.’
In this connection it.is intimated that the required information is yet to be received in this office. Therefore, it is once again requested to furnish the following information immediately to ihis office at mail id [email protected] followed by Hard copy.
Name of the Circle
OC
OBC
SC
ST
PH
Total
Total numbers of qualified JAO in the Circle
Total number of candidates reported for
document verification
Total number of candidates sent for training so far
Number of candidates not reported so far
Matter may be given TOP PRIORITY.
This issues with the approval of Competent Authority
DA hike for Puducherry Government Employees from July 2018
Puducherry Government enhanced the Dearness Allowance (DA) for its employees from 7 to 9 percent with effect from July 1, 2018.
A release from Chief Minister Office (CMO) on Monday said, the central government has enhanced the DA for its employees from 7 to 9 percent with effect from July and orders have been issued in this regard.
GOVERNMENT OF PUDUCHERRY Abstract
Grant of Dearness Allowance — Payment of Dearness Allowance to the Union Territory Government Employees — Revised rates effective from 01.07.2018 — Orders -Issued.
Meeting to be held on 01-10-2018 under Chairmanship of Deputy Director General (SR & Legal)
URGENT
No. 08-05/2018-SR
Government of India
Ministry of Communications
Department of Posts
(SR Section)
Dak Bhawan, New Delhi – 110001
Dated:27th September, 2018
To
The Secretary General,
National Federation of Postal Employees, and
The General Secretaries of
All India Gramin Dak Sevaks Union.
All India Postal Employees Union – GDS.
National Union of Gramin Dak Sevaks.
Bharatiya Extra Departmental Employees Union.
Subject: Meeting to be held on 01-10-2018 under Chairmanship of Deputy Director General (SR & Legal) at 03:30 P.M.
Sir,
I am directed say that after going through the notices for Dharna/Demonstration/Strike, DDG (SR & Legal) observed that some unions are not satisfied with the implementation of Kamlesh Chandra Committee Report.
2. Therefore, DDG (SR & Legal) desires to discuss various issues related to Gramin Dak Sevaks mentioned in your letters/notices. For the purpose, DDG (SR & Legal) wants to hold a meeting to be held on 01-10-2018 at 03:30 P.M. in Room No. 347 (D), 3rd Floor, Dak Bhawan, New Delhi.
3. All of you are requested to make it convenient to attend the ibid meeting.
Merger of Central Ground Water Board with Central Water Commission
File No.A-11013/3/2018-E-1 Section
No.11013/3/2018-E-I Section
Government of India
Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation
The Secretary,
Central Water Commission,
Sawa Bhawan, R.K. Puram,
New Delhi-110086
Subject: Engagement of Indian Institute of Management, Ahmadabad as Consultant of this Ministry for merger of some organisations of this Ministry with Central Water Commission for creation of a new entity “National Water Commission” – regarding.
Sir,
I am directed to say that it has been decided with the approval of the Secretary and concur concurrence of the IFD of this Ministry to engage Indian Institute of Management. Ahmadabad as Consultant of this Ministry for conducting a Study on merger of some organisations of this Ministry with the CWC, for creation of a new entity i.e. ‘National Water Commission”, at the cost to Rs. 15,00,000/- (Rupees Fifteen Lakhs) +applicable GST to be paid to the IIM, Ahmadabad. The expenditure is to be incurred from an appropriate Head of Account or CWC.
2. Administrative Approval are Expenditure Sanction is hereby conveyed for release of 40% of !its, sanctioned amount i.e. Rs. 6,00,000/- (Rupees Six Lakhs) + applicable GST to IIM, Ahmadabad as an advance. The remaining 60% of the amount ie. Rs,9,00,000 (Rupees Nine Lakhs) + applicable GST shall be released after the final report on the study is submitted by the IIM, Ahmadabad.
3. CWC is requested to release the amount from their budgetary head where sufficient funds are available
4. The sanction shall be subject to the following terms and conditions
I. The fest presentation on the study will be submitted by IIM Ahmadabad after 3 weeks from the date of receipt of the advance amount and final presentation shall be made after 2 weeks after the first presentation.
II. The provisions of GM 2017 and Government of India’s directions from erne to time shall be adhered to.
III. I ho reimbursement of GST should be based on production of proof of payment by IIM, Ahmadabad
Yours faithfully,
(Shalini Juneja)
Under Secretary to the Government of India
Tel: 2371 4350
Email: [email protected]
Headquarters
Employees’ State Insurance Corporation
Panchdeep Bhawan : C.I.G. Road, New Delhi-110002
F. No : Z-11/11/ 2/Misc./2016/Med.VI
Date: 27.09.2018
CIRCULAR
Sub : Deputation of Nursing & Paramedical staff
Applications are being received from Nursing & Paramedical staffs directly or through their Controlling Officers from time to time to consider their request for deputation in different Central/State Ministries/Departments/Undertakings/PSUs/PSEs etc. The matter of deputation has been examined and in light of the overall shortage of Paramedical & Nursing staff in ESIC Hospitals & Medical Colleges across the country, it has been decided not to consider any such requests for deputation, Accordingly, the Controlling Officers are advised not to entertain or forward any kind of deputation requests till further orders.
Nationwide General Strike on 8th & 9th January 2019
Press Release
28/09/2018
Central Trade Unions call for
Nationwide General Strike on 8th and 9th January 2019
National Convention of Workers decides to go for Nationwide General Strike on 8-9 January 2019 against the anti-people, anti-worker, anti-national policies of the BJP-led NDA Government.
The National Convention of Workers held today, the 28th September 2018, in Mavlankar Hall, New Delhi, decided to go for two days’ Nationwide General Strike on 8-9 January 2019 against the anti-people, anti-worker, anti-national policies of the BJP-led NDA Government.
The convention was jointly called by the ten Central Trade Unions (INTUC, AITUC, HMS, CITU, AIUTUC,TUCC, AICCTU, SEWA, LPF, UTUC), in association with all independent National Federations of Workers and Employees, of both Industrial and Service sectors, Central Government and State Government employees, including Railways, Defense, Health, Education, Water, Post, Scheme Workers etc; in the public sector undertaking such as Banks, Insurance, Telecom, Oil, Coal, Public Transport etc, Factories, and from the unorganised sectors-Construction, Beedi, Street vendors, Domestic Workers, Migrant Workers, Scheme workers, Home based workers, rickshaw, auto-rickshaw and taxi drivers, agricultural workers etc., expresses serious concern over the deteriorating situation in the national economy due to the pro- corporate, anti-national and anti-people policies pursued by the Central Government and some of the States ruled by the BJP, grievously impacting the livelihood of the working people across the country.
The Presidium of the Convention consisted of Ashok Singh, Ramendra Kumar, S. N. Pathak, K. Hemlata, R. K. Sharma, Probir Banerjee, Lata, Santosh Rai and Shatrujeet Singh.
Dr. Sanjeeva Reddy (INTUC), Amarjeet Kaur (AITUC), Harbhajan Singh Sidhu (HMS), Tapan Sen (CITU), Satyavan (AIUTUC), G.R.Shivshankar (TUCC), Manali Shah (SEWA), Rajeev Dimri (AICCTU), Sanmugham (LPF), Ashok Ghosh (UTUC) addressed the Convention. Shivgopal Mishra( AIFR) and Guman Singh (NFIR) also addressed the convention.
The Convention noted with utter dismay that the Government has been continuing to arrogantly ignore the 12 point Charter of Demands on minimum wage, universal social security, workers’ status and including pay and facilities for the scheme workers, against privatization of public and government sector including financial sectors and mass scale contractorisation, ratification of ILO Convention 87, 98 etc. being jointly pursued by the entire trade union movement of the country. The ILO Convention 177 on Home Work and 189 on Domestic Work are also yet not ratified.
The Convention expressed its grave concern on scraping of hard-won 44 Central Labour Laws and replacing them with 4 employer-friendly Labour Codes and introduction of Fixed Term Employment through executive order. The Convention also expressed its anguish over New Pension Scheme and demand restoration of the old Pension Scheme. The Convention expresses solidarity with the fighting farmers and the Transport Workers of Rajasthan who are on an indefinite strike since 16th September, 2018.
This National Convention of Workers recorded its strong denunciation against the communal and divisive machinations on the society being carried on with the active patronage of the Government machinery. The BJP Governments are using draconian UAPA, NSA as well as the agencies of CBI, NIA, IT to harass and suppress any dissenting opinions. The peace loving secular people in the country are facing a stark situation of terror and insecurity all around. Working Class will raise its strong voice of protest.
In order to serve the interests of the multinational companies with Indian corporate, the present Government is pursuing blatantly anti-people, anti-workers and anti-national policies at the cost of severely damaging the national economy and destroying its indigenous productive and manufacturing capabilities. Such a regime must be defeated squarely to force the pro-people changes in policies on all fronts. This united platform of the working class resolves to heighten its struggle to that end.
The National Convention of workers adopted the following programmes:
1. State level, district level and industry/sector level joint conventions to be held during October/November 2018
2. Joint Industry-level gate meetings, rallies etc. during November and December,2018
3. Submission of strike notice jointly with demonstrations during 17-22 December, 2018
4. Two days countrywide General Strike on 8th and 9th January 2019.
The National Convention called upon working people across the sectors and throughout the country irrespective of affiliations, independent unions, federations, associations to make the above programmes a total success.
Central Organisation, ECHS
Adjutant General’s Branch
IHQ of MoD(Army)
Maude Lines
Delhi Cantt —110 010
17 Sep 2018
B/49783/AG/ECHS
IHQ of MoD (Navy) (SO ECHS)
Air Headquarters (VB) (D Fin P)
HQ Southern Command (A/ECHS)
HQ Eastern Command (A/ECHS)
HQ Western Command (A/ECH$)
HQ Central Command (A/ECHS)
HQ Northern Command (A/ECHS)
HQ South Western Command (A/ECHS)
Eol, Kathmandu, Nepal
TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE FOR ECHS PATIENTS
1. Refs
(a) Para 12 of GOI (MoD) letter No .24(8)/03/US(WE)/D (Res) dt 19 Dec 2003
(b) GOI (MoD) letter No 22(02)/11/US (WE) / D (Res) dt 10 May 2013.
(c) GOI (MoD) letter No 22D(18)/2017/WE/D (Res-l) dt 07 Aug 2018 (copy enclosed).
2.Govt has eased out TA norms as per Para 1 (c) above wherein patients can travel by any mode including own vehs / Pvt transport and claim TA limited to entitled Expdr / actual whichever is less.
Admissibility
3. No DA is admissible for any move of ECHS member or their dependent/ Attendant for outstation treatment.
the following grounds:-
4. TA will only be admissible to ECHS beneficiaries on
(a) Travelling Allowance for onward and return journey undertaken for medical treatment is admissible to ECHS beneficiaries for treatment in another city, if such treatment is not available in the same city. Referral to outstation specialised centres will only be on the recommendations of an authorised service medical doctor or an ECHS medical doctor. The actual referral will have to be signed by the Officer In Charge (OIC) of the Polyclinic.
(b) Non availability of treatment in the city implies that there is no Service/Private empanelled hospital providing the required treatment in the town/city of Parent Polyclinic of ECHS beneficiary.
(c) In case desired treatment is not available in the station of parent PC, patient can choose any city within the RC where this treatment is available, TA will be, however, allowed only if it happens to be closest station from the parent PC city.
(d) Patient can choose any city (any emp hosp in the country) for treatment. While treatment is allowed but TA will be allowed if the selected facility is Not available in any city of RC.
Journey By Rail
5. Amount admissible will be limited to rail fare as per entitled class as applicable at the time of retirement by shortest/main route, or actual expenditure, whichever is less. Original ticket(s) is/ are to be attached in su pport of expenditure alongwith the claim.
Journey by Civil Air
6. Reimbursement of air travel in emergency case will be considered on merits of individual case by the Ministry in consultation with MoD (Fin) provided the Medical Officer of Polyclinic or the Specialist at Service Hospital certifies in writing that the air travel was absolutely essential and that travel by other means ie. by rail or road etc would have definitely endangered the life of the patient or involved the risk of serious aggravation of the condition of the patient.
Journey by Road
7. Road journey by public bus can be performed between places not connected by rail or otherwise, at the discretion of the patient in the entitled class as applicable at the time of retirement by shortest/main route. ECHS beneficiary can also travel by taxi! private car / ambulance / any mode of transport, however, the amount will be reimbursed based on certificate rendered by ECHS patient in support of the expenditure alongwith the claim. Amount admissible will be restricted to rail fare as per entitled class! Govt bus rates (when places not connected by rail) as applicable at the time of retirement by shortest / main route or actual expenditure whichever is less.
Journey by Sea or by River Steamer
8. The amount admissible will be limited to the steamer fare as per éntitled class, as applicable at the time of retirement to the nearest port, However, if the journey is performed by Air, the amount will be restricted to steamer fare as per entitled class as applicable at the time of retirement to the nearest port or actual expenditure whichever is less.
Conveyance for Attendants
9. Conveyance is admissible for one attendant when accompanying a patient, provided escorting is considered essential by the medical authorities. The Service Medical Doctor or the ECHS Medical Doctor attending to the patient should certify, in writing, that it is unsafe for the patient to travel alone and an attendant/escort is necessary to accompany the patient. Entitlement of attendant for travelling allowance will be the same as applicable to the patient.
Organ Donor
10. Reimbursement of Travelling Allowance to the Kidney Donor in connection with the journeys undertaken for donation of Kidney is admissible at the following rates:-
(a) If the Donor is a non-ECHS beneficiary. Will be admissible at the rates applicable to the recipient ECHS beneficiary.
(b) If the Donor is another ECHS beneficiary, Will be admissible at the rate applicable to the Donor.
Ambulance Charges
11. Ambulance service authorised in polyclinics/Military Hospital may be utilised for patients when being referred to Service/Empanelled Hospital in the same city. However, if Ambulance is not provided and Medical Authority (Medical Officer of Polyclinic or the Specialist at the Service Hospital) certifies in writing that conveyance of the patient by any other mode would definitely endanger the life of the patient or involve the risk of serious aggravation of his /her condition, expenditure incurred on engagement of Ambulance used to convey the patient will be reimbursed provided that the journey Is undertaken within the same city.
12. Station Commanders, who reimburse claim, must ensure the following:-
(a) Pay range for admitting travel class entitlement of patient will be the pay scale of ESM at the time of retirement.
(b) Road journey by public bus can be performed between places not connected by rail or otherwise, at the discretion of the patient in the entitled class as applicable at the time of retirement by shortest/main route. ECHS beneficiary can also travel by taxi! private car / ambulance / any mode of transport, however, the amount will be reimbursed based on certificate rendered by ECHS patient in support of the expenditure alongwith the claim. Amount admissible will be restricted to rail fare as per entitled class/ Govt bus rates (when places not connected by rail) as applicable al the time of retirement by shortest / main route of aclual expenditure whichever is less
(c) No TA is admissible in case referred in the same city.
(d) No DA will be admissible under any circumstances.
(e) No advance is admissible for the journey.
(f) Reimbursement of air fare not permissible except in cases of emergency, as specified at Paragraph No 5 and 7 above.
13. ECHS beneficiary is supposed to put the claim to Stn HO through Parent PC under which the said parent polyclinic has been placed. To ensure timely payment and avoid any misuse, the following norms will be followed :-
(a) Documents to be Submitted
(i) Proof of membership ( Photocopy of ECHS Card/ Receipt authenticated by OIC Polyclinic), Date of membership to be clearly visible.
(ii) Referral form mentioning referral No of the Polyclinic.
(iii) Emergency certificate by treating Hospital (if applicable).
(iv) Emergency bills superscribed in Red (if applicable).
(v) Contingent bill.
(vi) Original tickets of the patient, original tickets of the attendant (if applicable).
(vii) Certificate by outstation Service Hosp about treatment having been taken as referral ID is not generated in such cases.
(viii) Details of bank account number, IFSC code, name & address of bank is required for E-payment, hence a cancelled cheque is reqd to be attached.
(b) Mandatory Endorsement of Claim ID. TA is auth in case patient is given Out Stn referral. All OPFD / IPD referrals are followed by claim ID ( Hosp claims / IPD reimbursement claims). These will be prominently endorsed in red colour on Top Right Corner of the contingent bill. No bill will be passed without claim ID unless the patient has been treated in a Service Hosp for which a certificate will be attached.
(c) OIC PC will endorse on the contingent bill that the place to which TA is being allowed is the nearest city from parent PC and no emp facility exists in the city of Parent PC in accordance with GOI (MoD) letter No.22D(18)/2017/(WE/D (Res-I) dt 07 Aug 2018. Automation is being also atlempted wherein OIC PC will be able to confirm about TA entitlement at the time of giving City based referral.
(d) In case of patient having accompanying member, copy of such claims will also be forward to concerned Regional Centre for records.
14.Two sets of documents as per Para 12 above will be prepared and disposed as under Gill the time ‘Online billing’ process for TA commences:-
(a) One copy to be retained at PC.
(b) One copy to be sent to Stn HQ,
15. In case of claim of attendant, three sets of documents will be prepared wherein the third copy will be sent to concerned RC for monitoring.
16. Local Stn HOs will not put any requirement of additional docus to ensure uniformity in processing.
