Status Report on implementation of OROP benefits as on 15.9.2016

Status Report on implementation of OROP benefits as on 15.9.2016

• Beneficial Pensioners (pre-july 14) - 20,63,763
• Cases paid (1st installment and lump sum payments) - 19,12,520
• Amount disbursed (Rs. In crore)- Rs.3,866.88
• Pending with PSAs - 77,971
• Pending with PDAs - 72,342
• Cases paid 2nd installment - 11,33,100
• Amount disbursed (Rs. In crore) - Rs.1,640.59

Status Report on implementation of OROP benefits as on 15.9.2016

Sl No	Name of PDA	Beneficial Pensioners (pre-jul'14)	Cases paid (1st installment and lump sum payments)	Amount disbursed (Rs. In crore)	Pending with PSAs	Pending with PDAs	Cases paid 2nd installment	Amount disbursed (Rs. In crore)
1	DPDOs	3,74,834	3,37,871	647.75	24,509	12,454	2,27,704	368.47
2	IE Nepal	80,856	67,308	102.45	3,234	10,314	0	0
3	Gujrat Treasuries	1,978	1,264	3.48	222	492	0	0
4	Allahabad Bank	19,775	17,181	46.63	2,594	0	0	0
5	Andhra Bank	7,753	4,897	12.24	1,524	1,332	0	0
6	Axis Bank	562	482	1.83	62	18	0	0
7	Bank of Baroda	23,741	20,170	57.57	0	3,571	0	0
8	Bank of India	41,464	34,608	101.77	1,275	5,581	0	0
9	BO Maharashtra	23,542	18,313	51.16	0	5,229	14,717	23.56
10	Canara Bank	30,306	29,018	74.46	1,288	0	0	0
11	Central Bank	59,186	57,648	231.3	610	928	0	0
12	Corporation Bk	1,310	1,308	3.52	2	0	0	0
13	Dena Bank	2,772	2,473	5.6	70	229	0	0
14	HDFC Bank	934	934	4.06	0	0	853	2.93
15	ICICI Bank	1,184	1,160	3.9	24	0	0	0
16	IDBI Bank	105	103	0.62	2	0	88	0.46
17	Indian Bank	16,800	15,643	38.06	1,157	0	0	0
18	IOB	15,045	13,931	30.77	1,114	0	0	0
19	OBC	5,496	5,496	13.37	0	0	0	0
20	Punjab National Bank	2,42,357	2,36,548	489.03	2,788	1,908	1,96,466	274.67
21	Punjab Sidh Bank	6,525	6,185	17.02	244	96	0	0
22	SB Hyderabad	9,368	8,948	18.67	420	0	0	0
23	SB Mysore	5,827	5,630	13.59	197	0	0	0
24	SB Patiala	33,117	32,742	71.51	0	558	0	0
25	SB Travancore	42,184	39,110	79.24	3,074	0	0	0
26	SBBJ	59,151	57,597	145.73	1,554	0	0	0
27	State Bk of India	8,63,623	8,14,384	1397.39	24,572	24,667	6,93,272	970.5
28	Syndicate Bank	31,489	28,796	97.29	2,649	44	0	0
29	UCO Bank	21,505	18,403	36.18	2,706	396	0	0
30	Union Bank	24,975	22,807	46.27	2,070	98	0	0
31	United Bank	14,847	10,410	20.95	10	4,427	0	0
32	Vijaya Bank	1,152	1,152	3.47	0	0	0	0
	Total	20,63,763	19,12,520	Rs. 3,866.88	77,971	72,342	11,33,100	Rs. 1,640.59

i) Missing information in approx 80,000 cases have been provided by PSAs. Further updates from PDAs are awaited.
ii) SBI alone has been supplied information in about 32000 cases for updation of missing information cases. Further feedback awaited.
iii) Out of 72,342 cases pending with PDAs, 23,517 cases (DPDOs-10076, SBI-12883, SBP-558, IENepal-305) are pending as payment discontinued due to non-identification.

Source: Mod/DESW

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Confederation: Demanding settlement the 20 Point Charter of Demands

Confederation: Demanding settlement the 20 Point Charter of Demands

Circular  dated 2-11-2016

To

1) All National Secretariat Members (CHQ Office Bearers)

2) Chief Executives of all Affiliated organisations.

3) General Secretaries of all C-O-Cs.

15th December 2016 Parliament March

 

*  Against the Breach of Assurance by the Group of Ministers.

*  Demanding settlement the 20 Point Charter of Demands.

Campaign and Mobilisation Programme

 

“ We cannot be a party to any proposal, which may be considered as a surrender of the principled stand by the common workers”.

  -    Com.K.G.Bose, the Legendary Leader of the Central Government Employees, who carried on the battle for a militant line against the reformist and class collaborationist influence dominating the Central Government employees movement.

Dear Comrades,

  The National Secretariat of the Confederation has decided to organise intensive campaign and mobilisation to make the 15th December 2016 Parliament March a resounding success.  With the active support and involvement of all affiliates and C-O-Cs only, we will be able to ensure participation of not less than 20000 Central Govt. Employees in the Parliament March.  The message of the march and rally should reach each and every Central Government employee.  All affiliated organisations and C-O-Cs are requested to organise largely attended campaign meetings at all centres mentioned in the enclosed campaign programme.  The place and dates of the programme and the names of the leaders attending the campaign meetings at each place is furnished.  Change of date can be made by mutual consultation between the National Secretariat members and the leaders of C-O- Cs/Affiliated organisations of each state/District.  Campaign Programme should be completed before 12th December, 2016.

Make the 7th November 2016 mass dharna a grand success at all centres:

  The Second phase of the agitational programmes announced by Confederation is mass dharna at all centres.  All affiliates and C-O-Cs are requested to make the programme a grand success.  Please ensure maximum participation of employees in the programme.

Fraternally Yours,

M. Krishnan,

Secretary General,

Mob: 09447068125

Email: mkrishnan6854@gmail.com.

NB:  The Mobile Numbers of all leaders participating in the campaign programme will be published in the website shortly.  Affiliates and C-O-Cs are requested to contact leaders and fix the programme taking into consideration their convenience.

Campaign Programme

Sl	State	Place	Date	Leaders attending
1.	Maharashtra	Nagpur	30.11.2016	M.S. Raja, R.N Parashar Ravi Nair Nillesh D. Nazare R. P. Sigh K.V. Jayaraj
		Mumbai	29.11.2016	"
		Pune	01.12.2016	""
2	Madhya Pradesh	Bhopal	22.11.2016	Giriraj Singh Yashwanth Purohit T.K. R. Pillai Gurprit Singh
		Gwalior	23.11.2016	"
		Indore	24.11.2016	"
		Ratlam	25.11.2016	"
3	Rajasthan	Alwar	1.12.2016to 10.12.2016	Vrigu Bhattacharjee R. Seethalakshmi
		Jaipur	""	""
		Ajmer	""	""
		Udaipur	""	""
		Kota	""	""
		Jodhpur	""	""
4	Haryana	Panipat	1.12.2016 to 10.12.2016	Giriraj Sigh Vrigu Bhattacharjee Rupak sarkar K.P. Sigh
		Ambala	""	""
		Kurukshetra	""	""
		Faridabad	""	"
		Rohtak	"	"
		Gurgaon	""	""
5	Punjab	Chandigarh	1.12.2016to 10.12.2016	R.N. Parashar, Rupak Sarkar
		Jallundhar	""	""
		Ludhiana	""	""
		Patiala	""	""
		Amristar	""	""
6	Himachal Pradesh	Shimla	21.11.2016	M.S. Raja
		Solan	22.11.2016	""
7	Uttar Pradesh	Mathura	1.12.2016 to 10.12.2016	M. Krishnan, S.B. Yadav Subash Chandra Pandey Vikram Shah JP Sigh Subhash Misra
		Agra	"	"
		Ghaziabad	"	"
		Meerut	"	"
		Aligarh	"	"
		Kanpur	"	"
		Luknow	"	"
		Allahabad	"	"
		Varanasi	"	"
		Gorakhpur	"	"
		Bareilly	"	"
		Jhansi	"	"
8	Chattisgarh	Raipur	24.11.2016	P. Sumesh Viranda Tiwari
9	Bihar	Patna	22.11.2016	Pijush Roy Shanthanu Bhattachajee Janardhan Majumdar
		Muzaffarpur	23.11.2016	"
10	Jharkhand	Ranchi	24.11.2016	Pijush Roy Shanthanu Bhatacharjee Janardhan Majumndar
		Dhanbad	25.11.2016
11	Delhi	Civil lines (Old Sectt)	1.10.2016 to 12.10.2016	President, Secretary General And all other National Secretariat Members available at CHQ
		R.K. Puram	"	"
		ITO Complex	"	"
		AGCR Bluding	"	"
		CGO Complex	"	"
		Delhi GPO	"	"
		ND GPO	"	"
		Printing and Stationary (Mint) Road)	"	"
12	Gujarath	Vadodara	22.11.2016	Ashok Kumar Kanojia Vinendra Tiwari P. Suresh
		Surat	23.11.2016	"
		Ahmedabad	24.11.2016	"
		Rajkot	25.11.2016	"
13	Uttarakhand	Dehardun	23.11.2016	M.S. Raja Arup Chatterjee
14	Karnataka	Bangalore	28.11.2016	M.S. Raja R. Seethalekshmi R.B. Suresh P.S. Prasad
15.	Tamilnadu	Chennai	25.11.206	K.K. N. Kutty T. Narasimhan Nageswara Rao Mani Achari
16	West Bengal	Kolkata	21.11.2016	K.K.N. Kutty Bibhash Dey Pijush Roy Tapas Bose
17	Andhra/Telangana	Hydrabad	18.11.2016	KV. Jayaraj T. Narasimhan A.Balasundram S. Santhosh kumar P. Panduranga Rao
18.	Kerala	Ernakulam (Kochi)		M. Krishnan Gopalakrishnan Nair
19	Assam/ North East	Guwahati	22.11.2016	K.K.N. Kutty Tapas Bose Subir  Kr.  Majumdar
20.	Odisha	Bhubaneshwar		M. Krishnan R. N. Parashar

Source: http://confederationhq.blogspot.in/

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