CONFEDERATION DECIDES TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT

CONFEDERATION DECIDES TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES & WORKERS

(CENTRAL HEAD QUARTERS)

1st Floor, North Avenue Post office Building,

New Delhi – 110001

Circular No. 2/2013

Dated – 23.07.2013

NATIONAL SECRETARIAT MEETING

22.07.2013 – NEW DELHI

CONFEDERATION DECIDES TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT FOR INDEFINITE STRIKE

Dear Comrades,

The first meeting of the National Secretariat of the Confederation was held at New Delhi on 22.07.2013. Com. K. K. N. Kutty, National President, presided. The following office bearers were present:

Com. S. K. Vyas (Advisor), Com. K. K. N. Kutty (President), Com. M. S. Raja (Working President), Com. Giriraj Singh (Vice President), Com. M. Durai Pandian (Vice President), Com. N. Somaiah (Vice President), Com. M. Krishnan (Secretary General), Com. K. V. Jayaraj (Asst Secretary), Com. Pijush Roy (Asst. Secretary) Com. Ishwar Singh Dabas (Asst. Secretary), Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee (Financial Secretary), Com. G. Mani Achari (Org. Secretary) Com. R. P. Singh (Org. Secretary) Com. Arup Chatterjee (Org. Secretary).



The following office bearers applied for leave/expressed their inability to attend:



Com. R. N. Parashar (Asst. Secretary) Com. C. P. Sobhana (Org. Secretary) Com. Venkata Subramanian (Org. Secretary), Com. K. P. Rajagopal (Secretary)



The following office bearers could not reach due to train late/cancellation:


Com. T. Narasimhan (Vice President), Com. B. Krishna Gaud (Asst. Secretary), Com. Nilesh D. Nasare (Org. Secretary) Com. P. Suresh (Org. Secretary) Com. V. Nageswara Rao (Org. Secretary), Com. T. Satyanarayana (Org. Secretary), Com. T. K. R. Pillai (Auditor).



The following comrades were absent:

Com. Ashok B. Salunke (Vice President), Com. Ashok Kumar Kanojia (Org Secretary) Com. R. Seethalakshmi (Org. Secretary), Com. Y. Purohit (Org. Secretary).



Before Commencement the meeting paid homage to Late Com. Samar Mukherjee, Ex-MP and Veteran Parliamentarian by observing two minutes silence.


Com. S. K. Vyas, Advisor, in his opening remarks, explained the background of events which led to the formation of a Joint Council of Action of Railway (AIRF) Defence (AIDEF) and Confederation and also pointed out its weaknesses and limitations. He stressed the need to further strengthen the unity. He opined that on the 15 point charter of demands, Confederation must conduct its own independent campaign and agitational programmes. If the Railway and defence Federations come forward for serious agitational programmes including indefinite strike we must join such campaign and strike action.


Com. K. Raghavendran, Ex-Working President, Confederation also addressed the meeting. Thereafter discussion on all agenda items took place.


The following are the main highlights and decision of the National Secretariat meeting



1.      Review of 24th National Conference held at Kolkata from 4th to 6th May 2013


Com. M. Krishnan, Secretary General made a brief presentation of the Conference proceedings, which was approved by the house after discussion.


2.      15 Points charter of demands and future course of action.


The meeting decided to organize independent campaign and agitational programmes culminating in indefinite strike. The specific decisions were:

    (i) To organize state level joint strike conventions of C-o-C with the participation of all affiliated unions/Associations/Federations during the month of August 2013. Whereever the C-O-C functioning is not satisfactory or has no participation of district units, efforts must be taken to revamp the committee.

    (ii) To organize mass Relay dharna at different places in all important stations during the first week of September 2013 (from 02.09.2013 to 07.09.2013).

    (iii)To conduct nationwide strike ballot during the last week of September 2013 (On 25, 26 and 27th September) Model of the ballot will be sent later.

    (iv)To convene the Central Working Committee/Central Executive committee meetings of all affiliated unions/Associations/Federations before the 1st week of October 2013. All India Office Bearers of the Confederation may be invited to attend the meeting.

3.      Joint programme of AIRF, AIDEF and Confederation:
It was decided to make all out effort to further strengthen the Joint council of action (JCA) and also to launch serious agitational programmes culminating in indefinite strike before December 2013.

4.      Formation of State Committees and District Committees
It was decided to reorganize the COCs which are defunct or not functioning satisfactorily. This is to be done when the state level strike campaign conventions are organized. Participation of representatives of all affiliates should be ensured in the conventions.



5.      Conducting of All India Mahila Convention of the Confederation.
It was decided to conduct two day’s All India Mahila Convention at New Delhi in the 3rd week of October 2013. C-O-C Delhi has agreed to host the Mahila Convention. Delegate fee shall be Rs.600/- per delegate. Participation of maximum number of Lady comrades from all states/affiliates should be ensured.



6.      Organising Trade Union Education Camp:
It was decided to hold the Trade Union Education Camp at Mumbai in November/December 2013. Number of participants shall be 150 (maximum). Delegate fee Rs. 600/- per delegate Postal, ITEF, Audit & Accounts and Atomic Energy delegates accommodation shall be arranged by their respective Federations. C-O-C Mumbai shall function as the Reception committee. Date and Venue will be intimated later.



7.      Publication of journal
Decided to publish a monthly journal. Name of the journal shall be “CONFEDERATION NEWS” (subject to availability at RNI) Editorial Board shall consist of Com. S. K. Vyas (Advisor) Com. K. K. N. Kutty (President) Com. M. S. Raja (Working President) Com. M .Krishnan (Secretary General) com. K. P. Rajagopal (Secretary) and Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee (Financial Secretary).



8.      Financial Review:
Financial Secretary shall present the actual picture in the next meeting. Meanwhile letters should be sent to all affiliated unions to remit the arrears of quota immediately.



9.      Letter from ITEF and reply
A letter received from Secretary General, ITEF and the reply given, regarding the election of new office bearers of the Confederation was presented in the meeting by the Secretary General, Confederation. It was decided to send an appeal letter to the ITEF requesting them to resolve the issue amicably.



10.  Affiliation to new organizations:
The application for affiliation received from the following two organisations was considered and it is decided to grant affiliation subject to their accepting the terms & conditions for affiliation.

    (i)     Indian School of Mines Karmachari Sangh, Dhanbad.

    (ii)   Song and Drama Division Employees Associations, New Delhi



11.  National Convention of Central Trade Unions on 6th August 2013.

The available National Secretariat members/leaders at Delhi will attend the convention on 6th.



President, Com. K. K. N. Kutty in his concluding remarks, briefed decisions taken in the meeting. The meeting ended at 5 PM.



IMPLEMENT THE DECISIONS


All office Bearers, State Committees, other C-O-Cs and Affiliated Unions/ Associations/ Federations are requested to implement the above mentioned decisions of the National Secretariat meeting, WITHOUT FAIL.


This may be treated as most urgent/important,



Fraternally yours,

(K. K. N. Kutty)                                                                                                          (M. Krishnan)

President                                                                                                                      Secretary General

Mob: 09811048303                                                                                                     Mob: 09447068125



Source: Confederationhq

http://confederationhq.blogspot.in/2013/07/confederation-of-central-government.html

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ACC Appointments

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Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions

24-July, 2013 17:20 IST

The Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved the following :-

(i) The extension of Dr.Prajapati Trivedi as Secretary (Performance Management) and Chairman, National Authority for Chemicals Weapons Convention, Cabinet Secretariat, for a further period of one year beyond 08.08.2013.

(ii) Cancellation of orders for appointment of Ms.Annie Moracs, IP&TA&FS(79) as Additional Secretary and Financial Adviser, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

(iii) Appointment of Ms.Bharti S.Sihag, IAS(HP:83), at present in the cadre, as Additional Secretary and Financial Adviser, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

Source: PIB

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RECRUITMENT FOR THE TEACHING AND MISCELLANEOUS TEACHING POSTS FOR THE YEARs 2012-13 AND 2013-14 SCHEDULE Commencement of Online Registration 29 July 2013 (Monday) Last Date of Online Registration 28 August 2013 (Wednesday) Last Date for receipt of print out of completed application, along with prescribed KVS bank challan where applicable and self-attested copies of testimonials at "Post Box No. 3076, Lodi Road, New Delhi-110003" 12 September 2013 (Thursday)

Source : http://jobapply.in/kvs/

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Payment of Arrears of family pension

Press Information Bureau

Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions

23-July, 2013 17:18 IST

Payment of Arrears of family pension

In case of death of a pensioner, all money payable to the pensioner on account of pension are payable to the nominee of the deceased pensioner. In the absence of any valid nomination made by the pensioner, the arrears of his/her pension are paid to the legal heir. However, dependents of some pensioners expressed difficulties in obtaining the legal heir-ship certificates and represented that the necessity of production of legal heir-ship certificates may be waived where the amount of arrears payable is small.

In such cases a provision had been made in 1985 for Payment of Lifetime Arrears of Pension on the basis of any documentary proof regarding the relationship and heir-ship of the claimant if the gross amount of arrears does not exceed Rs.25,000. If the gross amount did not exceed Rs.5,000 and case represented no peculiar features, the Accounts Officer was authorized to make the payment on his own authority.

The Government has further looked into the matter and decided to increase the limits of Rs.5000 and Rs.25000 to Rs.50,000 and Rs.2,50,000 respectively.

At present in the event of death of a family pensioner, the right to receive any arrears of family pension automatically passes on to the eligible member of the family next in line. Where there is no member in the family who is eligible to receive family pension after the death of the family pensioner, the payment of arrears of family pension is made on the basis of succession certificate. Now, it has also been decided that the payment of arrears of family pension up to Rs.2,50,000 may be made where no member of family is eligible to receive family pension.

Detailed instructions  available at www.persmin.nic.in under Department of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare’s category

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 Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions

23-July, 2013 16:55 IST

Grant of Family Pension and Gratuity to the eligible member of the family of any employee / pensioner

Family pension is payable to the family of a Government employee or pensioner after his death. Difficulties in payment arise when a Government Servant or pensioner goes missing. Clarificatory instructions have recently been issued by the Central Government for payment of benefits in such cases.

According to these instructions, the family must lodge a report with the concerned police station and obtain a report from the police, that the employee or pensioner or family pensioner has not been traced despite all efforts made by them.

The report may be a First Information Report or any other report such as a Daily Diary or General Diary Entry.

The family can apply for the grant of family pension, amount of salary due, leave encashment due and the amount of GPF and gratuity (whatever has not already been received) to the Head of Office of the organisation where the employee or pensioner had last served, six months after lodging of police report.

The amount of salary due, leave encashment due and the amount of GPF will be paid to the family in the first instance as per the nominations made by the employee or pensioner on filling of a police report and submission of an indemnity bond.

Detailed instructions are available at www.persmin.nic.in. under “Department of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare’s” category

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Fixation of Seniority/year of allotment Select List of 2009 Tamil Nadu Cadre.

No. 14014/35/2004-A15-1
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
(Department of Personnel & Training)

North Block, New Delhi
Dated the 18th July 2013

The Government of Tamil Nadu vide their letter dated 20.12.2012 had sent a proposalfor fixation of seniority of IAS officers appointed on promotion from SCS on the basis of inclusion of their names in the select list of 2009. These officers were appointed to IAS vide notification No. 14015/21/2009-AIS-1 dated 2 nd August, 2010. The Seniority /year of allotment of these officers was computed under Rule 3(3) (ii) of IAS (Regulation of Seniority), Rules 1987, and other relevant rules as amended from time to time.

2. Accordingly, seniority/year of allotment of promotee IAS officers of Tamil Nadu appointed on the basis of Select List of 2009 (prepare prior to Praveen Kumar ratio came to be implemented) has been computed .

3 As per Rule 4 of the IAS (Regulation of Seniority) Rules, 1987, the officer whose name has
been mentioned at SI. No. 1 of the select list of 2009 shall be placed below Shri T. P. Rajesh, the
junior most promotee IAS officer of 2004 batch and above Shri S. Nagarajan, the senior most
direct recruit IAS officer of 2005 batch of Tamil Nadu cadre.

3.1 As per Rule 4 of the IAS (Regulation of Seniority) Rules, 1987, the officer whose names Jaave_been mentioned at SI. No. 2 to 19 of the select list of 2009 shall be placed enblock below Shri M. Balaji, junior most RR IAS officer of 2005 batch and above Shri Hanish Chhabra, the senior most direct recruit IAS officer of 2006 batch of Tamil Nadu cadre.

4. This will supersede earlier order of even number dated 14th February 2013.

5. The order may be conveyed to the concerned officer.

(S.S. Shukla)
Under Secretary to the Government of India

Please refer the original PDF in the below link:

Source: http://ccis.nic.in/WriteReadData/CircularPortal/D2/D02ser/14014_35_2004-AIS-1-B.pdf

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KV School Result Analysis for 10th and 12th standard

Class 10 and Class 12 examination results at
RESULTS AT THE SECONDARY (CLASS-X) AND SENIOR SECONDARY (CLASS-XII) LEVELS

Education schools I've Union's commitment to excellence in Class 10 and Class 12 examination results, I reflected. Over the years I CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 examinations conducted by All India Ost Ost results are well above. The commitment of the Kendriya Vidyalayas to excellence in education is reflected in the results at the secondary (Class-X) and senior secondary (Class-XII) levels. Over the last few years, the average result of Kendriya Vidyalayas has been significantly above all India average in both the AISSCE (Class XII) and AISSE (Class X) examinations conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education.

Close to 10 percent of the class-region offices / REGION WISE PASS PERCENTAGE FOR CLASS X

Sl No. / S.NO	-Region office / REGION	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	Variance / VARIATION	Ost VS of the variance (99.49) / VARIATION WITH KVS AVERAGE (99.49)
1	Ahmedabad / Ahmedabad	97.87	97.16	96.32	96.11	99.68	99.48	-0.20	-0.01
2	Bengaluru / Bangalore	99.22	99.39	99.29	99.19	99.80	99.88	0.08	0.39
3	Bhopal / Bhopal	94.74	96.62	96.11	95.79	99.61	99.41	-0.20	-0.08
4	Bhubaneswar / Bhubaneshwar	96.44	96.70	97.15	96.92	98.60	99.57	0.97	0.08
5	Chandigarh / Chandigarh	97.34	96.99	97.53	96.54	99.44	99.39	-0.05	-0.10
6	Chennai / Chennai	98.44	98.89	99.42	99.12	99.94	99.81	-0.13	0.31
7	Deharadun / Dehradun	91.12	93.94	94.84	96.41	99.20	99.46	0.26	-0.03
8	Delhi / Delhi	93.16	94.88	95.82	96.51	99.15	99.51	0.36	0.02
9	Dibrugarh / Guwahati	95.29	93.17	95.87	96.91	97.75	99.52	1.77	0.03
10	Hyderabad / Hyderabad	96.88	97.94	97.82	98.00	99.51	99.87	0.36	0.38
11	Jabalpur / Jabalpur	94.22	94.94	93.12	93.97	99.10	99.19	0.09	-0.30
12	Jaipur / Jaipur	95.77	93.99	95.89	92.96	99.55	99.52	-0.03	0.03
13	J / Jammu	95.80	95.58	94.38	95.87	99.39	99.30	-0.09	-0.20
14	Calcutta / Kolkata	96.61	95.89	96.34	98.06	99.69	99.39	-0.30	-0.10
15	Lucknow / Lucknow	94.97	95.44	94.62	96.59	98.61	99.41	0.80	-0.07
16	Bombay / Mumbai	97.73	98.05	97.08	96.68	99.27	99.31	0.04	-0.19
17	Patna / Patna	94.78	95.19	97.02	95.62	98.76	99.59	0.83	0.09
18	Silchar / Silchar	95.89	93.59	96.34	98.01	97.54	99.88	1.34	-0.61
19	The VS (Mukyal) / KVS (HQ)	98.31	98.15	98.00	95.16	94.74	98.77	4.02	-0.73

Close to 12 percent of the class-region offices / REGION WISE PASS PERCENTAGE FOR CLASS XII Sl No. / S.NO -Region office / REGION 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Variance / VARIATION Ost VS of the variance (94.15) / VARIATION WITH KVS AVERAGE (94.15) 1 Ahmedabad / Ahmedabad 93.20 90.73 89.80 88.79 90.48 91.93 1.45 -2.23 2 Bengaluru / Bangalore 98.27 97.14 96.68 97.02 95.00 96.24 1.24 2.09 3 Bhopal / Bhopal 93.66 91.83 92.11 92.39 91.83 93.34 1.51 -0.81 4 Bhubaneswar / Bhubaneshwar 91.74 90.02 91.10 90.10 93.28 92.33 -0.95 -1.82 5 Chandigarh / Chandigarh 94.47 92.88 94.82 94.86 94.75 94.93 0.18 0.78 6 Chennai / Chennai 97.75 94.85 94.18 97.51 97.58 97.21 -0.37 3.06 7 Deharadun / Dehradun 90.08 86.47 89.73 87.48 94.15 95.53 1.40 1.40 8 Delhi / Delhi 93.36 89.54 90.44 91.87 95.54 95.38 -0.16 1.24 9 Dibrugarh / Guwahati 92.98 92.07 91.11 93.54 94.68 95.44 0.76 1.29 10 Hyderabad / Hyderabad 92.58 92.65 90.69 93.58 95.71 97.45 1.74 3.30 11 Jabalpur / Jabalpur 90.77 89.69 87.64 85.52 88.75 90.89 2.14 -3.26 12 Jaipur / Jaipur 92.66 87.81 92.92 90.99 90.80 92.79 1.99 -1.36 13 J / Jammu 92.74 90.69 86.39 86.00 91.10 88.43 -2.67 -5.72 14 Calcutta / Kolkata 92.83 90.80 92.34 91.03 93.10 94.02 0.92 -0.13 15 Lucknow / Lucknow 92.80 92.38 92.54 90.39 93.92 93.58 -0.34 -0.57 16 Bombay / Mumbai 95.42 93.92 90.69 90.67 91.90 95.16 3.26 1.01 17 Patna / Patna 93.09 90.30 90.42 88.48 92.86 94.43 1.57 0.28 18 Silchar / Silchar 83.04 85.61 87.40 89.33 92.09 92.20 0.11 -1.95 19 The VS (Mukyal) / KVS (HQ) 85.96 92.98 91.38 89.36 91.38 98.18 6.80 4.03 Comparative test results of Class 10 / COMPARATIVE RESULT ANALYSIS - CLASS X 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Central School / Kendriya Vidyalayas 90.63 95.64 96.07 96.35 96.64 99.21 99.49 Upstart Vidyaly / Navodaya Vidyalayas 91.13 96.41 97.54 97.84 98.72 99.48 99.58 Free Vidyaly / Independent Schools 85.94 91.81 91.77 91.89 91.79 98.75 99.20 Total (CBSE) / Total (CBSE) 77.16 84.44 87.08 88.84 89.28 98.75 * 98.19 * Provisional Comparative test results of Class 12 / COMPARATIVE RESULT ANALYSIS - CLASS XII 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Central School / Kendriya Vidyalayas 92.89 93.14 91.00 91.32 91.13 93.42 94.15 Upstart Vidyaly / Navodaya Vidyalayas 90.24 90.11 92.44 94.09 95.31 96.89 95.96 Free Vidyaly / Independent Schools 82.35 82.29 81.68 80.94 79.42 81.63 80.11 Total (CBSE) / Total (CBSE) 79.55 80.64 80.91 81.00 79.87 81.71 80.19 Academic Year / Academic Year The. Pt. Ost (%) (Class 10) / All India Average (%) (Class X) The V S Ost (%) (Class 10) / KVS Average (%) (Class X) The. Pt. Ost (%) (Class 12) / All India Average (%) (Class XII) The V S Ost (%) (Class 12) / KVS Average (%) (Class XII) 1994 69.43 85.86 73.98 84.19 1995 63.38 77.75 70.90 84.19 1996 64.19 77.02 70.90 80.22 1997 64.27 79.11 78.50 83.31 1998 63.20 76.80 72.60 79.90 1999 64.40 77.90 74.68 83.10 2000 65.40 78.00 76.35 83.00 2001 66.60 81.08 75.02 83.70 2002 69.53 85.57 75.20 86.44 2003 68.00 84.60 73.60 88.70 2004 76.60 90.44 80.40 92.78 2005 74.60 89.95 77.80 92.47 2006 77.16 90.63 79.55 92.89 2007 84.44 95.65 80.64 93.14 2008 87.08 96.07 80.91 91.00 2009 88.83 96.35 81.00 91.32 2010 89.28 96.64 79.87 91.13 2011 99.75 * 99.21 81.71 93.42 2012 98.19 99.49 80.19 94.15 * Provisional Gunwattanusar Class 10 Examination Results / Qualitative Result Analysis - Class X YEAR / YEAR Insert / APPEAR Nearby% / PASS% Nearby points with group% /% AGE OF PASSOUTS WITH AGGREGATE MARKS 60% more / 60% and above 75% more / 75% and above 90% more / 90% and above 2005 60 063 89.85 61.20 25.80 2.42 2006 65 074 90.63 67.61 30.26 3.51 2007 68 749 95.64 68.51 31.70 4.16 2008 75 987 96.07 63.88 22.40 4.60 2009 78 328 96.35 67.41 35.12 6.46 YEAR / YEAR Insert / APPEAR Nearby% / PASS% Vidhyarthion number of subjects and grade I received the 5% / Nos. and% age of students secured Grade in all 5 subjects CGPA 8-9 CGPA 9-10 CGPA = 10 2010 80 995 96.64 0.13 0.23% 1.49 2011 89 230 99.21 1.57 2.55 5.23 2012 89 725 99.49 19.74 16.41 6.56 Gunwattanusar Class 12 Examination Results / Qualitative Result Analysis - Class XII YEAR / YEAR Insert / APPEAR Nearby% / PASS% Nearby points with group% /% AGE OF PASSOUTS WITH AGGREGATE MARKS 60% and above 75% and above 90% and above 2005 42 429 92.47 73.60 19.37 0.83 2006 47 043 92.89 75.09 23.49 1.25 2007 50,000 93.14 78.47 28.89 1.88 2008 55 590 91.00 76.19 24.13 1.53 2009 57 424 91.32 76.30 26.26 2.50 2010 60 082 91.13 75.70 25.11 2.45 2011 63 256 93.42 74.12 26.43 2.88 2012 61 824 94.15 78.53 32.80 4.29

Source: http://www.kvsangathan.nic.in/ResultAnalysis.htm

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