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STUDY CAMP BY MMS MUMBAI AT NERAL MATERAN
MMS MUMBAI HAS ARRANGED A STUDY CAMP FOR ITS MEMBERS ON 22.03.2015 AT NERAL MATERAN UNDER THE PRESIDENT SHIP OF COM. BANDEKAR. COM. D K RAHATE, COM U M MHASKAR, COM P D RANIT, COM E S BELNEKAR, COM N R WANI, COM P V PARKAR, COM NASIR SHAIKH AND MANY OTHER BRANCH AND DIVISIONAL SECRETARIES GRACED THE OCCASION AND DELIBERATED ON VARIOUS TOPICS SUCH CCS CONDUCT RULES 1964, CCS (CCA) RULES 1965, RTI, LTC, CGHS & OTHER WELFARE MEASURES OF THE STAFF.
Friday, March 20, 2015
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
LTC to SAARC Countries (Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives and Srilanka) – Minister’s reply in Parliament – Proposal is in initial stage
Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
11-March-2015 17:37 IST
LTC to Some Countries
A proposal to provide Leave Travel Concession (LTC) to Government employees to visit some SAARC countries is in its initial stage of consideration. The details are yet to be finalized.
The purpose behind the proposal is to enhance people-to-people contact and bilateral ties in the SAARC region through increase in tourism in the region.
As per the Government’s order dated 26.09.2014, the Government has extended the facility of conversion of home town LTC to visit the states in the North East Region, Jammu & Kashmir and the UT of Andaman & Nicobar Islands for a period of two years up to 25.09.2016. This facility was first introduced in the year 2008.
Presently, no other proposal is under consideration for including more places under the conversion of Home Town LTC to anywhere in the country.
This was stated by the Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions and Minister of State in Prime Minister’s office Dr. Jitendra Singh in a written reply to a question by Shri M. Raja Mohan Reddy in the Lok Sabha today
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NPS subscribers can modify contact details online directly in CRA system – Updation to be intimated through new and old Email and SMS
PFRDA has made an additional provision to enter the contact details viz., email id/ Mobile Number of the subscribers directly by the subscriber in NSDL portal in order to get the communication from the PFRDA without any delay.
Subscribers will receive the email and SMS to both the old mobile number/email id as well as the new mobile number/email id entered by the subscriber now through this online facility.
PENSION FUND REGULATORY AND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITYPFRDA/2015/11/POP/01 Date: 26″‘ February, 2015To,All Points of Presence (PoPs)Subject: Facility for Modification/ Updation of Contact details directly by NPS subscribers in CRA SystemIt has been observed that a subscriber is not always able to furnish/ update his latest email id & mobile number on the CRA system. As a result, several communications and information meant for the subscribers do not reach them.. In order to obviate such obstruction in smooth and seamless flow of information, additional features have been Introduced in the CRA system. All the Points of Presence (PoPs) are hereby informed that an additional feature for ‘Modification/Updation of contact details (Email address and Mobile number) has now been enabled for the subscribers in CRA system. This is in addition to the existing process of updation of contact details through submission of Annexure UOS-S2/CS.S2 at the PoPs.The e-mail address and mobile numbers that are registered in the CRA system are used for sending alerts for PRAN generation, dispatch/ delivery of PRAN kits, credit to PRAN and generation of OTP (One Time Passwords) based I-PIN etc. PFRDA also sends various other communications to the subscriber through this mode.The system now provides that the subscribers can modify/update their contact details directly using the login credentials of CRA system (email address & mobile number). An e-mail as well as SMS will be sent to the updated as well as existing mobile/email address of the subscriber with an intimation of the changes in contact details. The steps to be followed by the subscribers for changing the contact details are provided in Annexure.All the Points of Presence (PoPs) are advised to disseminate the Information among the concerned subscribers so that they may update the correct contact details.In case, any further clarification is required In this regard. you may contact Mr. Saurabh Das at 022-24994277 (E-mail ID -saurabhd@nsdl.co.in) or Mr. Sagar Parab at 022-24994778 (E-mail ID – sagarp@nsdl.co.ln).Ashish Kumar
General Manager
Encl: a/aAnnexureThe NPS Subscribers can now login the CRA system and update their Contact details by going through the following steps:a. The Subscriber has to login to the CRA system (www.cra-nsdl.com) with his/her User ID and IPIN.b. On successful login, under Update Details menu the subscriber is required to click on Update Contact Details.c. The subscriber is required to click on ‘Edit’ for modifying his/her contact details.d. The existing details If available in CRA system will be pre-populated. The subscriber will be required to enter new mobile number and e-mail address and click on Submit.e. Subscriber can also update his /her mobile number and e-mail address in case same was not provided earlier.f. The subscriber is required lo Confirm the changes in the next screen. An Acknowledgement number will be displayed on the screen.g. The subscriber shall take note of Acknowledgement number for the changes in contact details.h. On successful update, the following message will be shown to the subscriber. ‘Details have been updated successfully. Please view changes through Subscriber Details View’.i. SMS as well as an e-mail will be sent to the updated as well as existing mobile/email ID or the subscriber intimating him/her that the details have undergone a change.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Procedure for conduct of supplementary DPC
Procedure for conduct of supplementary DPC – Dopt issued orders with illustration
G.I., Dep. of Per. & Trg., O.M.No. 22011/2/2014- Estt.D, dated 30.1.2015
Subject:- Procedure for conduct of supplementary DPC
This Department instructions issued vide OM No. 22011/5/86-Estt (D) dated 10.4.89 [para 6.4.2 (i)] provide that vacancies occurring due to death, voluntary retirement, new creations etc. could not be foreseen at the time of placing facts and material before the DPC, therefore, another meeting of DPC (commonly referred to supplementary DPC) should be held for drawing up a panel for these vacancies.
2. References have been received with regard to the zone of consideration, the eligibility list for the supplementary DPC and whether officers who are included in the panel by the original DPC or in the extended panel but could not be promoted as these anticipated vacancies do not actually become available could be appointed against the additional vacancies later becoming available for the same vacancy year.
3. These issues have been examined in consultation with UPSC and following is decided:-
(i) The zone of consideration, in case of holding supplementary DPC, shall be fixed as per the provisions in this Department OM No. 22011/2/2002-Estt(D) dated 6.1.2006 keeping in view total number of vacancies arising in a particular vacancy year i.e. vacancies accounted in Original DPC + additional vacancies becoming available subsequently during the same year.
(ii) The eligibility list for supplementary DPC shall be prepared by removing the names of all such officers who have already been assessed by earlier DPC as fit, unfit or placed in the sealed cover by the original DPC before placing the same for consideration by the supplementary DPC.
(iii) The officers who have already been empanelled or placed in the extended panel but could not be promoted due to these vacancies not actually becoming available; need not be re-assessed by the supplementary DPC as the assessment matrix remains the same. They may be appointed against the additional vacancies of the same vacancy year as per recommendations of the earlier DPC. In such situation the number of vacancies for supplementary DPC shall be accordingly adjusted.
4. While calculating the regular vacancies for a DPC, it is incumbent upon administrative department to ensure that there is no arbitrariness in calculation of anticipated vacancies.
5. To provide clarity in implementation of these instructions some situation specific illustrations are enclosed as Annexure to this OM.
Illustration
Original DPC
No. of vacancies 5
Normal zone 5 x 2 + 4 = 14
Extended zone 5 x 5 = 25
Supplementary DPC
No. of vacancies – 2
Zone of consideration will be decided taking into account total number of vacancies in the vacancy year, i.e. 7 (Vacancies at the time of original DPC + unanticipated vacancies for the same year i.e. 5+2) in this case.
For 7 vacancies, normal zone is 7 x 2 + 4 = 18
Extended Zone 7 x 5 = 35
Situation 1 - In the original DPC, first 5 officers are assessed as ‘Fit’ and no officer is assessed for extended panel or assessed as ‘Unfit’ and/or kept in ‘Sealed Cover’
Zone of consideration for Supplementary DPC will now be 13 (Normal Zone of consideration for total number of vacancies for that year — number of officers assessed by earlier DPC i.e 18-5).
As such, in the eligibility list of Supplementary DPC in the above illustration, 13 officers (9 left over officers from the original DPC and 4 additional officers) shall be included.
Situation 2 – In the original DPC, first 5 officers are assessed as ‘Fit’ and next 3 officers are assessed for extended panel and no officer is assessed as ‘Unfit’ and for kept in ‘Sealed Cover’
Zone of consideration for Supplementary DPC will now be 10 (Normal Zone of consideration for total number of vacancies for that year — number of officers assessed by earlier DPC i.e 18-8).
As such, in the eligibility list of Supplementary DPC in the above illustration, 10 officers (6 left over officers from the original DPC and 4 additional officers) shall be included.
Situation 3 - In the original DPC, 5 officers are assessed as ‘Fit’, 2 officers are assessed for extended panel and 4 officers are assessed as Unfit’ and/or kept in ‘Sealed Cover’
Zone of consideration for Supplementary DPC will now be 7 (Normal Zone of consideration for total number of vacancies for that year — number of officers assessed by earlier DPC i.e 18-11)
As such, in the eligibility of Supplementary DPC in the above illustration, 7 officers (3 left over officer not assessed in the original DPC and 4 additional officers) shall be included in the normal zone.
Extended Zone in situation 1, 2 & 3 above:
Extended zone in the Supplementary DPC, wherever resorted to, may be operated accordingly leaving out the SC/ST officers assessed by the original DPC.
Important - In the Supplementary DPC, (a) Zone of consideration (Normal as well as Extended) shall be decided taking into account total number of vacancies in the relevant vacancy year; and (b) all the officers already assessed in the original DPC are not to be included in the fresh zone of consideration in respect of the S-DPC.
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