AICGPA Cover July,Aug.Sep.19aicgpa.org/content/resc/bulletin/7ccfadc956.pdfP. P. Bulletin 3 July 2019 GS Speaks All India Central Government Pensioners Association heartily welcome

3P. P. Bulletin July 2019

GS Speaks

All India Central Government Pensioners Association heartily welcome and felicitates the newly elected

Ministers of Central Government. Shri Jitendra Singh is once again a Hon’ble Minister of State and in charge

of Department of Pension & Pensioners Welfare, we look for settlement of all pending issues. Hon’ble Minister

of Communications Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad and Shri Sanjay Dhotre, Hon’ble Minister of State for

Communications assumed the office at Sanchar Bhawan on 3rd June, 2019 and interacted with senior

officers of DoT, saying "The steps will be taken for revival of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. And MTNL, as the

Government believes that in order to maintain sober equilibrium in the industry, public sector must be present

and it is in the nation’s interest that they remain healthy." We are confident that under their leadership our

BSNL / MTNL will turn around.

I am happy to share with you, the revival of Gadag Branch which was defunct since 2014. General

Body Meeting was held on 02nd June, 2019 to elect the new Executive Body. Secondly, Executive Body

Meeting of Coimbtore Branch held on 27th May, 2019, has decided to associate again with AICGPA Hq. Pune.

I am thankful to Sarvshri S. Gopalan veteran Leader, Shri Panchanathan, New Secretary of Coimbtore Branch

and also H. N. Patil, S. K. Joshi and S. K. Deshpande Advisors who discussed the issue with shri Gopalan.

Benefit of Grade Pay Rs. 4600 instead of Grade pay Rs. 4200 is extended to Pre-2006 pensioners who

retired from pre-revised Scale of Rs. 6500-10500. But the order dated 4th January 2019, limiting the benefit

for minimum pension as per Sixth CPC with effect from 01.01.2006 was unjustified. We demanded that the

benefit of replacement of grade pay Rs. 4200 with Rs. 4600 should be extended for revision of pension as per

7th CPC by re-fixing the Notional Basic pay as on 1.1.2016. General Secretary has also discussed the issue

with Under Secretary, DOP&PW during the visit to New Delhi. I am happy to inform that Ministry of Finance,

Department of Expenditure issued the orders dated 22nd May, 2019 along with revised Fitment table for

revision of Pay from S-12 pay scale of the 5th CPC to the corresponding 6th CPC Scale with Grade pay Rs.

4600 and revised Concordance table for revision of Pension/Family pension as per 7th CPC.

Regarding delay in payment of pension reported by Pensioners in Karnataka Circle, I , on 18th June, 2019,

discussed the issue with Shri G. K. Padhy, DDG(PAF), DOP, New Delhi, who informed that they have visited the

3 Circles to analyze the delay in posting the payments. Required interface is made available to DAPs to speed

up the posting the amounts. They are watching the position in June, 2019 for further necessary action.

Department of Pension & Pensioners Welfare installed Toll free no. 1800-11-1960 for pensioner’s

grievances. The facility will be available from 10 am to 5 p.m. Central Government pensioners, who are

unable to access Department via web service or by post, can record their grievance over the Toll free number.

There are many complaints from BSNL Pensioners that the Medical Bills and the instalments of Medical

Allowance have not been paid in full. We have taken up with CGM Maharashtra Circle. During visit to BSNL

Headquarter New Delhi on 22nd May, It is mentioned by the authorities, that BSNL is facing the fund crunch.

The position may be reviewed after joining the new CMD shri Purwar in July 2019.

Revision of Pension in respect of BSNL Pensioners is hanging between DoT and Department of Pension

and Pensioner's Welfare. There is no uniformlity in demand by the Pensioners Associations. We are looking

for the unifromlity of demand of revision of pension.

CWC and Annual General Body Meeting of our Association will be held on 21st and 22nd September,

2019 respectively, at Mulund, Mumbai, I appeal to the Organizing Secretaries/ Secretaries to co-operate with

Mulund Branch by offering Advertisements in Souvenir, Donations and your presence in making the AGM a

grand success and memorable. As discussed in the earlier CWC, we initiated the process for compliance of

the requirements of Commissioner of Public Trust, Pune. The required change reports have been submitted

on 14th Jun, 2019. We have to consider the amendments to the earlier Constitution as registered with

Commissioner of Public Trust in 1986 and get approved in the AGM.

At the end I wish you & your family 'Happy Independence Day'.

H. F. Chaudhari


No AICGPA/CWC/ Dated 20th June, 2019

NOTICE FOR CWC

CWC of All India Central Government Pensioners Association Hq. Pune will be held on 21.09.2019 at 14hours at Sharada Nilayam Educational Complex, Neelamnagar Phase II, Mulund East, Mumbai-400 081

Agenda for this meeting is as follows.

1. Welcome speech by president.

2. Approval of minutes of the last CWC held at Pune on 7.10.2018.

3. Discussion on Annual Report/ Accounts.

4. Organizational Issues.

5. Report from Organizing secretaries

6. Amendments in Memorandum of Association and Rules and Regulations of the Trust.

7. Resolutions if any.

8. Any other item with the permission of chair.

Only CWC members are requested to attend and cooperate. Due to accommodation problem it isrequested that except CWC members it will not be possible to accommodate other members.

Your attendance should be intimated to the Reception Committee, Mulund.

To : CWC Members. H. F. Chaudhari,

General Secretary

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No. AICGPA/AGM/9 Dated 20th June, 2019

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Annual General Meeting of ALL India Central Government Pensioners Association Hq. Pune will be held

on Sunday, 22nd September, 2019 at 10 A.M. at Sharada Nilayam Educational Complex, Neelamnagar

Phase II, Mulund East, Mumbai-400 081.

AGENDA

1. Welcome speech of the president.

2. Confirmation of the minutes of last AGM held at Pune.

3. Adoption of the Annual Report for year 2017-18 and 2018-19

4. Adoption of the Annual Accounts for year 2017-18 and 2018-19

5. Adoption of Budget Estimate for 2019-20

6. To consider and approve the amendments in Memorandum of Association and Rules and Regulations

of the Trust as suggested by Central Working Committee.

The comparative table showing changes in Memorandum of Association (‘Annexure A’) and Rules and

Regulations (‘Annexure B’) and Draft of Amended Memorandum of Association (‘Annexure C’) and Rules

and Regulations (‘Annexure D’) is attached herewith for ready reference.

7. Release of Souvenir at the hands of the Chief guest.

8. Distribution of Velankar awards and best branch awards.

9. Any other item with the permission of the chair.

10. Vote of Thanks.

H. F. Chaudhari,

General Secretary

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No.2-1/2007-PCC(Vol.I) Date: 31 January 2019 From : Government of India Ministry of

Communications Department of Posts Dak Bhawan,Sansad Marg New Delhi – 110001

Sub : Notional monetary benefit to the Postmen/Mail Guards w.e.f.01.01.1996 to 10.10.1997 in the

revised pay scale of Rs.3050-4590

The Order for notional monetary benefit to Postmen/Mail Guards w.e.f.01.01.1996 to 10.10.1997 in the

revised pay scale of Rs.3050-4590 consequent upon the implementation of order of Hon’ble supreme Court

dated 07.05.2015 in Civil Appeal No 2010/2009 was issued vide DG Posts OM No.2-1/2007-Pcc dated

23.05.2018. In this context, some Circles have made references to this office for issuing clarification on point

of doubts arising out of the said OM. The point of doubts and position thereof are clarified here under:

Government Orders

S. NO POINTS OF DOUBTS STATUS

Whether arrears of Wages/Salaries w.e.f.10.10.1997 to till date, if eligible is to be drawnand paid or not (Tamilnadu Circle)

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As per point no.(1) above.

The DG Posts OM dated 23.05.2018 has interalia mentioned that Postmen/Mail Guards will notbe entitled for arrears of wages/salaries for theinterregnum Period i.e, from 01.01.1996 to10.10.1997. However, they have not been barredfrom arrears of wages/salaries for the rest period;in the Hon’ble Court’s judgment as well as DoP’sorder dated 23.05.2018.

2 If it is only notional fixation of pay w.e.f.1.1.1996 in the revised scale of pay Rs.3050-4590, the date of effect of the revised paybenefit to the eligible postman/ mail guard maykindly be intimated (Tamilnadu Circle)

The pay is to be fixed w.e.f. 01.01.1996 in thepay scale Rs. 3050-4590. Notional Monetarybenefit will be given for the period from01.01.1996 to 10.10.1997. however, arrear willnot be given.

3 Whether arrears, if admissible have to bedisbursed after pre-check by Audit in r/o retiredofficials (Tamilnadu Circle)

May be done as per existing provisions. In thisconnection Directorate letter no. 4/3/2017-pension dated 23.05.2017 may please bereferred to in which it is already mentioned thatall payments to retired officials will be proceedby the concerned of Accounts (Postal)

4 The implementation of pay scale had alreadybeen effected w.e.f. 10.10.1997. But in thecourt order, it is noted as 10.10.1997insteadof 9.10.1997. Hence, the point of “no Arrears”has been drawn for the period 1.1.1996 to10.10.1997 has to be corrected as 1.1.1996to 9.10.1997 (Tamilnadu Circle)

The period which is to be considered is from01.01.1996 to 09.10.1997 as postmen/Mailguards were already drawing pay scale Rs.3050-4500 w.e.f. 10.10.1997.

As stipulated in the OM dated 23.05.2018 thatthese postman/Mail guards will not be entitledfor arrears of wages/salaries for the interregnumperiod i.e 01.01.1996 to 10.10.1997. Whetherthe beneficiaries of the OM are entitled forarrears of the OM are entitled for arrears from11.10.1997 (kerala Circle)

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2. Further, it is informed that this Directorate is frequently receiving references from individuals as well as

service unions/associations complaining about non implementation of the order of ibid OM dated

23.05.2018 in most of the Circles. Circles are again requested to implement the said order and arrange

to send compliance report. Hindi version will follow.

(S.B.Vyavahare) , Asstt.Director General (GDS/PCC)

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OM No. CPAO/TT&Tech/Bank Performance/37 (Vol-III)A/2019/18 Dated 23 April 2019 From GOI Minstry

of Finance, Central Pension Accounting Office Trikoot-II, Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi -110066.

Subject : Regarding marking of PPO number in the bank passbook of Pensioners/Family

pensioners.

Attention is invited to this office OM No. CPAO/Tech/Clarification/P&PW/2014-15/426-497 dated-

17.09.2014 wherein it was advised to the banks to record the PPO number in the passbook of the pensioners.

This office is still receiving complaints from the pensioners that their PPO number is not being recorded by the

banks in their passbook leading to problems like transfer of pension account from one bank/branch to another

bank/branch, delay in commencement of family pension etc.

Therefore, Heads of all CPPCs and Govt. Business Departments are once again requested to instruct all

their bank branches dealing with the pension payments to record the PPO number in all the passbooks of the

pensioners/family pensioners issued by them. This issues with the approval of Chief Controller (Pension).

(Praful Dabral)

Sr. Accounts Officer (IT & Tech)

OM No. No. 42/04/2019-P&PW(D) Dated 27th March, 2019 From Government of india Ministry of

Personnel, Public Groevances & Pensions Department of Pension & Pensioners' Welfare 3rd Floore,

Lok Nayak Bhaven, Khan Market, New Delhi - 110003

Sub - Grant of Dearness Relief in the 5th CPC series effective form 01.01.2019 to CPF beneficiaries

in receipt of ex-gratia payment-reg.

In continuation of this Department's OM No. 42/06/2018-P&PW-(G) dated 08.10.2018, the President ispleased to decide that the Dearness Relief w.e.f 01.01.2019 to the CPF beneficiaries in receipt of ex-gratiapayment shall be paid in the following manner :-

(i) The surviving CPF beneficiaries who have retired form service between the period 18.11.1960 and31.12.1985, and were sanctioned ex-gratia @ Rs. 600/ p.m. w.e.f. 1.11.1997 under this Department's OMNo. 45/52/97/-P&PW(E) dated 16.12.1997 and revised to Rs.3000, Rs.1000, RS.750 & Rs.650 for GroupA, B, C & D respectively w.e.f 4th June,2013 vide OM No. 1/10/2012-P&PW(E) dtd. 27th June, 2013 shallbe entitled to enhanced Dearness Relief from 284% to 295% w.e.f 01.01.2019.

(ii) The following categories of CPF beneficiaries who are in rcceipt of ex-gratia payment in terms of thisDeparment's OM No. 45/52/97-P&PW(E) dated 16.12.1997 shall be entitled to enhanced Dearness Relieffrom 276% to 287% w.e.f 01.01.2019.

(a) The widows and eligible children of the deceased CPF beneficiary who had retired service prior to 1.1.1986or who had died while in service prior to 1.1.1986 and were sanctioned ex-gratia payment of Rs.605/-p.m. and revised to Rs.645/- p.m. w.e.f 04 June, 2013 vide OM No. 1/10/2012-P&PW(E) dated 27th

June,2013.

(b) Central Government employees who had retired on CPF benefits before 18.11.1960 and are in receipt ofEx-gratia payment of Rs.654/-, Rs.659/-, Rs.703 and Rs.965/-

2. Payment of DR involving a fraction of a rupee shall be rounded off to the next higher rupee.

3. It will be the responsibility of the pension disbursing authorities, including the nationalized bank, etc. tocalculate the quantum of DR payable in each individual case.

4. In their application to the Indian Audit and Accounts Department, these orders issue after the concurrenceof O/o C&AG.

5. This issues in pursuance of Ministry of Fanance, Department of Expenditure OM No. 1/3/2008-E.II(B)dated 08th March,2018.

6. Hindi version will follow.

(Charanjit Taneja)

Under Secretary to the Government of India

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Letter No. 30-1/33 (O) 2016 -IC/E-IIIA Date : 22.5.2019 From Government of india Ministry of Finance

Department of Expenditure, North Block. New Delhi - 110001.

Sub. : Concordance tables for revision of pension of pre-2006 pensioners who retired from the 5th

pay scale 6500-10500 or equivalent pay scale in the previous Pay Commission periods - reg.

The undersigned is directed to refer to Department of Pension and Pensioner's Welfare I. D. No.38 / 33/

2012 - P & PW (A) dated 21.02.2019 on the above subject and to forward here Fitment tables for revision of pay

from S-12 pay scale of 5th CPC to the 6th CPC's Grade pay of 4600 in the Pay Band - 2 (9300-34800) as

Annexure - I and fitment table for revision of pay from the 6th CPC's Grade Pay of 4600 in the Pay Band - 2

(9300-34800). as Annexure - I and firment table for fevision of pay from the 6th CPC's Grade Pay of 4600 in the

Pay Band - 2 (930-34800) to the Pay Level - 7 (44900-142400) on the 7th CPC Pay Matrix, as Annexure - II.

2. This issues with the approval of the competent authority.

Encl - As above

(Ram Gopal) Under Secretary (E-IIiA)

No.21 /01/2016-P&PW(F) 12th February, 2019 From : Government of India Ministry of Personnel, Public

Grievances & Pensions (Department of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare) New Delhi,

Sub : Grant of Invalid Pension under Rule 38 of the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972

– Clarification regarding

DOP&PW Order – Grant of Invalid Pension under Rule 38 of the Central Civil Services (Pension)

Rules, 1972 – Clarification

The undersigned is directed to say that Rule 38 and Rule 49 of the Central Civil Services (Pension)

Rules, 1972 have been amended vide Notification No. 21/1/2016-P&PW(F) dated 4th January, 2019 (copy

enclosed). The proviso to the amended Rule 38 of the CCS(Pension) Rules provides that a Government

servant_ who retires from service on account of any bodily or mental infirmity which permanently incapacitates

him for the service before completing qualifying service of ten years, may also be granted invalid pension in

accordance with sub-rule (2) of rule 49, subject to the conditions that the Government servant:

(a) was examined by the appropriate medical authority either before his appointment or after his appointment

to the service or post and was declared fit by that authority for Government sell/ice, and

(b) fulfils all other conditions mentioned in this rule for grant of invalid pension.

2. In this connection, it is clarified that the condition of qualifying service of ten years for grant of pension

under Rule 49(2) of the CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 shall not be applicable in the case of a Government

servant retiring on Invalid Pension on account of any bodily or mental infirmity, under Rule -A. Accordingly,

Invalid Pension at the rate of 50% of emoluments or average emoluments, whichever is more beneficial,

subject to a minimum of nine thousand rupees per mensem and maximum of one lakh twenty five

thousand rupees per mensem, shall be payable to a Government servant who retires under Rule 38 of

CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 even before completing a qualifying service of ten years.

3. All Ministries/Departments are requested that the above clarification ma) be brought to the notice of

Fiends of Department, Attached and Subordinate Offices, Controllers of Accounts. Pay & Accounts Offices.

etc, under them.

4. Hindi version will follow,

(Harjit Singh)

Director

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Government Orders


Annexure - IFitment table for revision of pay from S-12 pay scale of 5th CPC to the corresponding 6th CPC's (PB-2)

Pre-revised Scale (S-12) Revised Pay Band + Grade Pay PB - 2,

Rs. 6500-200-10500 Rs. 9300-34800 + Rs. 4600

Pre-revised Basic Pay Revised Pay

Pay in the Pay Band Grade Pay Revised Basic Pay

6500 12090 4600 16690

6700 12470 4600 17070

6900 12840 4600 17440

7100 13210 4600 17810

7300 13580 4600 18180

7500 13950 4600 18550

7700 14330 4600 18930

7900 14700 4600 19300

8100 15070 4600 19670

8300 15440 4600 20040

8500 15810 4600 20410

8700 16190 4600 20790

8900 16560 4600 21160

9100 16930 4600 21530

9300 17300 4600 21900

9500 17670 4600 22270

9700 18050 4600 22650

9900 18420 4600 23020

10100 18690 4600 23390

10300 19160 4600 23760

10500 19530 4600 24130

10700 19910 4600 24510

10900 20280 4600 24880

11100 20650 4600 25250

Annexure - IIScale of Pay in the Pay Band & Grade Pay at the Time of Retirement

From 01.01.1996 to 31.12.2005 6500-200-10500From 01.01.2006 to 31.12.2015 9300-34800 GP 4600Corresponding Level w.e.f. 01.01.2016 Level - 7 (44900-142400)

Pay range for Pensioners retired

during 01.01.2006 to 31.12.2015

Minimum Maximum

16690 17470 44900

17070 17470 44900

17440 17470 44900

17810 17480 17970 46200

18180 17980 18520 47600

Basic Pay from 01.01.2006 to

31.12.2015

Notional Pay as on

01.01.2016


National Pay as on01.01.2016Minimum Maximum

18550 18530 19060 49000

18930 18530 19060 49000

19300 19070 19640 50500

19670 19650 20230 52000

20040 19650 20230 52000

20410 20240 20850 53600

20790 20240 20850 53600

21160 20660 21470 55200

21530 21480 22140 56900

21900 21480 22140 56900

22270 22150 22800 58600

22650 22150 22800 58600

23020 22810 23500 60400

23390 22810 23500 60400

23760 23510 24200 62200

24130 23510 24200 62200

24510 24210 24940 64100

24880 24210 24940 64100

25250 24950 25680 66000

25690 26450 68000

26460 27230 70000

27240 28050 72100

28060 28910 74300

28920 29760 76500

29770 30660 78800

30670 31590 81200

31600 32520 83600

32530 33500 86100

33510 34510 88700

34520 35560 91400

35570 36610 94100

36620 37700 96900

37710 38830 99800

38840 40000 102800

40010 41200 105900

41210 42450 109100

42460 43700 112400

43740 45050 115800

45060 46420 119300

46430 47820 122900

47830 49260 126600

49270 50730 130400

50740 52250 134300

52260 53810 138300

53820 55400 142400

Basic Pay from 01-2006 to31.12.2015

Pay range for Pensioners retiredduring 01.01.2006 to 31.12.2015


DO No. 12(20)/2019-P&PW(C) - E.5915 Dated 31 May, 2019 From Government of India, Minstry of

Personnel, Public Grievences & Pensioners. Department of Pension & Pensioner’s Welfare Lok Nayak

Bhawan, Khan Market, New Delhi-110003 Addressed To , All Pensioner Associations (as per list attached)

As you are already aware the pensioners can lodge their grievance on the Centralised Pension Grievance

Redress and Monitoring System (CPENGRAMS) of Department of Pension and Pensioners' Welfare. Besides

this, pensioners can also send their grievance either through post or by E-mail to this Department, details of

which are uploaded into the CPENGRAMS. Every grievance number, E-mail/SMS alert is sent to the complainant,

and thereafter the grivance is forwarded to the concerned Ministry/Department/Organisation for redressal.

2. However, in the recent, it has been observed that there is a cartain cateory of pensioners / gamily pen-

sioners especially those who are very old and not so techno savvy cannot lodge their grievance in

CPENGRAMS. Hence a need has been felt to cater to the requirement of such category of pensioners/

family pensioners. Accordingly, Department of Pension & Pensioners' Welfare has started a Cell Centre

with a Toll Free Number 1800-11-1960. the pensioners can now lodge their grievance by calling on

this Toll Free Number during the office hours. All the Pensioners Associations are requested to give

wide publicity to this Toll Free Number.

With regards

Yours sincerely,

(Sanjiv Narain Marhur)

Joint Secretary

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Letter No. Z 15025 / 35 / 2019 / DIR / CGHS (P) Date 29.05.2019 From GOI, Ministry of Health &

Family Welfare, Department of Health & Family Welfare, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi.

Sub. : Consultation from Specialists of CGHS empanelled hospitals in respect of CGHS

beneficiaries aged 75 years and above regarding.

With reference to the above mentioned subject the undersigned is directed to state that the matter related

to relaxation of consultation norms in respect of elderly CGHS beneficiaries was under consideration of this

Ministry and it has now been decided that hereinafter, CGHS beneficiaries aged 75 years and above shall

be permitted to seek direct OPD Consultation from Specialists of private hospitals empanelled under

CGHS without referral from CGHS Wellness Centre.

2. If any investigations / procedures are advised and are required in emergency, no other authorization is

required and the same may be undertaken. However, in non-emergency conditions approval of competent

authority is required if any non-listed investigations procedures are advised Medicines prescribed are to

be procured from CGHS Welness Centre.

3. Private hospitals empanelled under CGHS shall provide such facilities on cashless basis at CGHS rates

to pensioners, ex-MPs, Members of Parliament and such other Categories of CGHS beneficiaries, who

are eligible for treatment / investigations on credit basis. More than 75 year old dependents of serving

CGHS beneficiaries, who are otherwise not eligible for Cashless treatment shall claim the reimbursement

from concerned Ministry Department. Beneficiaries of Autonomous Bodies / Statutory Bodies covered

under CGHSshall claim reimbursement from the respective organization.

4. These orders are in supersession of the earlier guideliness on the subject.

Dr. Manoj Jain

Addl. DDG (HQ) CGHS

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Updated List of Empanelled Hospitals in CGHS Mumbai As On Dated 14.6.2019

Source : cghsmumbai.gov.in / htmldocs / recog1.htm

General Purpose Hospitals

559/1, Riddhi, Vanayak Temple

Lane, Near N. I. Highschool S. V.

Road, malad (W), Mumbai-400064.

2. Surana Sethia Hospital

Research Centre

Suman Nagar, Sion

Trombay Road, Chembur,

Mumbai- 400071.

022-33783378 1) Dr. Manoj

Kadam

9167901670

3. Apex Hospital Waishali Heights, Chandavakar

Road, Borivali (W),

Mumbai 400092.

022-42457000 1) Gorakh

Kadam

2) Mahek

9322868649

9320867015

4. Sapana Health Care

Centre

A-Wing, Bhaveshwar Plaza, Opp.

Shreyas Cinema, Ghatkopar (W),

Mumbai 400086.

022-25004202

022-25001054

022-25003831

1) Ghirag

Thakkar

7710930827

5. Dr. R. N. Patil's Suraj

Hospital

Plot No. 1 & 1A, Sun Plam View

Bldg, Sector - 15 , Opp. Palm

Beach Marg, Sanpada Navi

Mumbai 400705.

022-27810099

022-27810599

1) K. N. Thakur

2) S. Deshmukh

9321883221

9920820636

6. Asian Institute of

Medical Science

Plot No. P-72, Milap Nagar, MIDC,

Dombivali (E), Mumbai - 421203.

0251-2470000

0251-2475000

/ 01 /05

1) Dr. Supriya

Rangaswamy

2) Mrs. Shweta

Salvi

8291857955

8291849664

7. Shushrusha Heart Care

Center & Multi Speciality

Hospital

Plot No. 22 - A, Palm Beach

Road, Sector 6, Nerul, Navi

Mumbai 400706.

022-27722506

022-27719245

/ 46 / 47 / 48

022- 27722506

022-64596661

/ 80 (19 Lines)

1) Mrs. Shanti

Mulik

2) Ms.

Samruddhi

Sawkar

9324477783

8655070558

8. Riddhi Vinayak, Multi

Speciality Hospital

Plot No. 302, Near Railway

Carshed, Virar Nalaspara link

Road, Nalasopara (W), Thane

9223186550

8655090070

1) Dr. Jennifer

Shetty

2) Mrs. Rachel

Dabre

8422858245

9. Shivam Hospital Multi

Speciality & Joint

Replacement centre

Plot No. 57, CRW, CHS Near

MIDC water tank, Kalyan Road,

Dombivali (E)-421201.

0251-2800330

/ 2443144 / 45

1) Mr. Lalji

Yadav

2) Mr. Kiran

Gupta

9819887408

2512800330

S.N. Name of the Hospital Address Tel. Phone No. Name of the Mobile /

Nodal Officer Tele. No.

1. Riddhi Vinayak Critical

Care & Cardiac Centre

022-28663984

/ 85/86/87/88

1) MS. Vandana

Goyal

2) Mr. Sandip Shinde

9223186503

10. Prachin Health Care Multi Specialty Hospital, Plot

No. 69/2, Near Hotel Garden

Panvel 410206

022-71333258

/ 59

1) Dr. Amey Patil

2) Shraddha

Pawar

9987332052

9969446094

11. Ashtvinayak Hospiatal &

Super Speciality Hospital

Plot No. 10, Sector - 6, Khanda

Colony, New Panvel (W)

Raigad - 410206.

022-27453681

022-27453683

1) Dr. Manoj

Verma

2) Dr. Balaji

Janrao

9969541567

9920130129


12. Panacea Hospital Plot No. 105/106, Sector No.

08 New Panvel 410206.

022-27469902

03 / 04

1) Dr. Samrudhi

Dalvi

2) Mrs. Rajshri

Shinde

8422842201

8422842200

13. Shree Balaji Hospital Kurla Camp Rd., Opp. Shanti

Prakash Hall, Ulhasnagar

421005.

8805994559

0251-2533372

1) Priya Rana

2) Dr. Ujwala

8975999850

9033527488

14. M/S. S.S. Vaidya Health

Care Pvt. Ltd

Dr. C. B. Vaidya Memorial

Hospital, Opp. City Post Office,

Tilak Chowk, kalyan (W).

0251-2201220 1) Dr. Sushrut

Vaidya

9769848969

15. Swami Sarwanand

Hospital

Near Old Bus Teerminus,

Ullhasnagar 421005.

0251-2527467

0251-2526618

1) Meena

Panjabi

2) Sant Das

7219809409

7219809408

16. MPCT Hospital Plot No. 7, Sector - 4, Sampada,

Navi Mumbai 400705.

02227750000

02227757363

1) Dr. Shazia

Manihar

9920330466 /

8291862816

17. Life Line Multi Speciality

Hospital

618/3-1 Sainath Road, Near

Malad sibway, Malad (West)

Mumbai 400064.

022-28885001 1) Mani 9321889990

18. Manipal Hospital Goa Dr. E Borges Road, Dona

Paula, Panaji, Goa 403004.

0832-6632500

/ 8888602222

1) Mr.

Jayaramas

09980543637

19. Shantiniketan Hospital E-Bldg. Ground Floor,

Shantinketan, L.B.S. Marg,

Ghatkpar (West) Mumbai

400086.

022-25001005

/ 24

1) Rishita

Nikam

09004087382

20. Siddhivinayak Maternity

& General Hospital

2nd Floor, S-1, Vedant

Complex, Vartak Nagqar,

above Nisarga Hotel, Thane

(W) 400606

022-25883531 1) Dr.

Dhanashri

09930902422

21. Shivam Hospital Shrenik CHS, Plot No. 106,

RSC-11, Sector-2, Charkop,

Kandivali (W), Mumbai 400067.

022-28680671 1) Rahul Dubey 09146833356

22. Surekha Criticare

Hospital

Next to Indian Bank, Near

Jawahar Hotel, Hospital Road,

Ullhasnagar 421003.

0251-6482191 1) Dr. Prakash

Kaurani

09022239191

23. Life Line Medicare

Hosptals Private Ltd

Ground Floor, DLH Park, Near

MTNL Sigbal S. V. Road,

Goregaon W, Mumbai 400062

022-28758100 1) Uday 08419930771

24. Niramaya Hospital Plot No. 5A, Sector - 4, Next to

Balbharti School, Kharghar,

Navi Mumbai 410210.

022-27747761

/ 62

1) Dr. Amit

Thadhani

9323367776

25. SRCC Childrens

Hospital

1-A, Haji Alipark, Keshrao

Khadye Marg, Near MCGM

Pump Station, Mahalaxmi, Near

Wkllington Club, Mumbai

022-71222222

022-71223333

1) Kallpesh

Nagvekar

2) Amit Kerkar

9869667927

/ 8291287

8291903041






26. Terna Speciality

Hospitals and Research

Centre

Plot No. 12, Sector -22 Opp.

Nerul Railway Station, Phase II,

Nerul (W), Navi Mumbai 400706

022-61578300

/ 38

1) Suvarna 9819414072

27. Rane Hospital 37 Pestom Sugar, Road No. 2

Chembur, Mumbai 400089

022-25250404

022-25250405

022-25250406

1) Hari Haran 9821276596

28. Mallika Hospital Sharma Estate, Next to Mina

International Hotel, S. V. Road,

Jogeswari (W) Mumbai 400102

0222-

26798585

1) Murnalini

Sheth

9819419256

9820302367

7738873100

29. Balaji Hospital Victoria Road, Cross Lane III 1st

Savtya Marg, Byculla (E)

Mumbai 400027

022-23740000

022-23745199

022-23745196

1) Sanjay 9987506082

9224373023

Eye Care Centres

1. Shree Ramakrishna

Netralaya

A-120/103, Shree Balaji CoOp-

Hsg, Socity, Near Makamali

Talao, LBS, Road (Agra Road)

Panchakhadi, Thane - 400601.

022-25441139

022-65926498

1) Raja Ratna

Mishra

2) Sangeeta

Bapat

9867362289

9820678570

2. Dr. Shah's Eye & Laser

Centre

Aasra Apartment, Plot No. 33,

Near Station Road, Ambernath

(E).

0251-2601074

0251-2609905

1) Mrs Swati

Bhajbal

8424054416

3. Parekh Eye Clinic 1st Floor, Diamond Palace, Opp.

Bandra Police Station, Hill Road,

Bandra (W) Mumbai - 400050.

022-26404966

022-67021788

1) Mrs. Mansi

Kudtudkar

2) Ms. Sonali

Kurhade

7738875882

9619005890

4. Doctor Eye Institute Pvt

Ltd

Spenta Mansion, S.v. Road,

Andheri (W), Mumbai 400058.

022-26284103

022-26287165

022-26251689

1) Dr. Sonali

Dalvi

2) Ms

Swaroopa

Chowgule

9930309434

9930309458

5. Contacare Eye Care

Hospital

Mahavir Ratan Bldg. Plot No.

113, Sector 12, Vashi Navi

Mumbai.

022-39890000

022-27665629

1) Dr. Pawan

Lohiya

2) Dr. Kavindra

Rajoria

09699188763

08108894146

7. Kenia Eye Hospital 1st Floor, Rizvi Nagar, Next to

Milan, Milan subway, S.V. Road,

Santacruz, Mumbai 400054.

022-26144013

022-26138088

1) Mr. Ganesh

Sakharkar

7506499962

/

9870064240

8. Mahatme Health &

Happiness Hospital

Saukhya, Jairamishna Co-op.

Hsg Society, Deshmukh Wadi,

Mithgar Road, Mulund (E)

Mumbai 400081

022-25657090 1) Mr. Sudhir

Balang

2) Mr. Vasudev

Khobragade

9320108028

9321108028




9. Wavikar Eye Institurte Level 4 & 5, Amber Arcade,

Bhiwandi Bypass Road, Near

Lodha Paradise, Majiwade,

Thane (w) 400601.

022-25333312

022-25376821

1) Ms. Sushma

Angre

2) Mr. Sunil

Kokate

7738097712

8898646993



10. Mumbai Eye care

Cornea & Lasik Centre

101/102 Sai Vaibhav CHS Near

Vikrant Circle, Ghatkoper (E)

400077.

8451045935 1) Mrs. Hansa

Ashar

2) Mrs.

Meenakshi

Narsale

8451045934

9833422905

11. Raghukamal Hospital

Eye Care

Anthshil, 66 Marve Road, orlem,

above Dena Bank Malad (W)

9870304433 1) Pooja

Jadhav

2) Dr. Dhaval

Patel

9833556958

9967053061

12. Anil Eye Hospital 1st Floor, Krishna Smruti,

Phakde Road, Opp. Pitre Buld.

Dombivali (E)

8655596885

9769483796

1) Dr. Mrs.

Manisha

Tupparwar

2) Mrs Malani

Ghagre

9833267448

9930495618

13. Sulochan Eye Hospital 7/6, Ground floor, R R Reality

Complex, of LBS Marg Opp.

Dreams mall. Bhandup (W)

Mumbai 400078.

022-25969966 1) Dr. Ajit Adsul 9820339222

14. Aaysush Eye Clnic

Micro Surgery & Laser

Centre

201-202, Coral Classic, Plot No.

955/956 20th Road Chambur,

Mumbai 400071

022-25288306

022-25288307

1) Dr. Neeta

Shah

2) Zaif Ansari

9820301460

9324877043

15. Sanjeevani Eye Hospital

& Lazer Vision Centre

2nd floor, AlSinghini Chamber,

near Darbi Hotel, Sector 17

Ambernath Road, Ullhasnagar

431003.

022-2710202 1) Mrs. Prajakta

Gole

8983210203

16. The Vision Eye Centre 101, Hiralaya N.S., Road no. 10,

near Laxmikant chowk, JVPD

scheme, Mumbai 400049

022-26186060

022-26186161

022-26186262

1) Bhavesh 9167055551

17. Ojas Eye Hospital Roseland Building, 180

Waterfiled road, Opp. National

College Bandra (W) 400050.

022-61549999

022-26405951

1) Sangita

Bapat

2) Mr. Kiran

9820678570

9821572626

18. Maa Nursing Home &

Netra jyoti Eye Care

Centre

Himachal Building, S V road,

Opp. Sunder Nagar, Malad (W)

Mumbai 400064.

022-28752102

022-28754400

1) Dr.Jugal

Shah

9820072543

19. Anideep Eye Hospital &

Institute Pvt Ltd

Plot No. 414, Next to Golden

Tobacco Compond, S. V. Road,

Vile Parle West, Mumbai

400056.

022-26251111

022- 26251177

1) Dr.

Swapnesh

Sawant

9820704394


20. Saarth Netralaya 102, Gautameshwar Dham, 1st

floor, Tandan Road, Ramnagar,

Domvibali (E)

0251-2862986

0251-2862786

1) Sachin

Fegde

9167753802



21. Lotus Eye Hospital 13th North South road, Near

Juhu Bus Terminus, Juhu

Mumbai

022-26207352 1) Navin H.

Shah

9820049206

22. Sunshine Eye Care Plot Floor, F4 / B, Vashi Road,

Above Warma Dairy, Section 9,

Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400703

022-27652555 1) Dr. Pavan

Lohia

9699258591

23. Swaraashi Netralaya Plot No. 16, Near Blue Diamond

Hotel, Opp. Saraswat Bank,

sector - 28, Vashi, Navi Mumbai

400705.

022-27667070 1) Dr. Rakesh

Shah

9967694640

24. Dr. Gadgil Eye Hospital Ground floor, shreyas

Apartments, Behind Krishna

Sweets Lane, Ramchandra

Nagar, No. 1 Thane (W) 400604.

022-25811799 1) Dr. Uday

Gadgil

9819321818

25. Envision Eye Hospital Sharma Estate, S. V. Road, Next

to Mina Intl. Hotel, Jogeshwari

(W), Mumbai 400102.

022-26773517 1) Dr. Saumil

Sheth

9920748938

/

9892442635

26. Samarth Nethralaya Siddivinayak Residency, Office

15 & 16 Plot No. 18 Sector 20,

Above Domino's Pizza, Near

Shilp Chowk, Kharghar, Navi

Mumbai 410210.

8652458337 1) Dr. Archis

Shedbale

8655596885

27. Divya Jyot Eye Hospital Jyoti Apartment, Gr. Floor, Opp.

7 Bunglow, Andheri (W), Mumbai

400053.

022-66942806 1) S. K.

Bulchandani

2) Ponam Godia

9820184567

9819683016

Dental Care Centres

1. Kenia Dental Hospital 1st Floor, Rizvi Nagar, Next to

Malan, Milan Subway S. V. Road,

Santacruz, Mumbai 400054.

022-26144013

022-26138088

1) Mr. Ganesh

Sakharkar

7506499962



2. Surana Sethia Hospital

Research Centre

Suman Nagar, Sion Trombay

Road, Chembur, Mumbai

400071.

022-33783378 1) Dr. Manoj

Kadam

9167901670

3. Dr Muley's Multi

Speciality Dental Clinic

Plot No. 22, Shailaja, Bhise

Hospital Building, 1st floor,

Suryodaya Society, Near

Saraswat Bank, Station Road,

Ambernath (E) 421501.

0251-2609922 1) Dr. Akshy

Muley

2) Dr. Shivani

Muley

9921190617

9604670132


Dental Care Centres

Diagnostic Centres

4. Priya Dental Clnic Shop No. 2, 52 Veer Apartments,

7th Rd Rajawadi, Ghatkopar

East, Mumbai 400077.

022-21023004 1) Dr. Meghna

Vig

9820010769



5. Jivak Dental Clinic Shop No. 11, Sai Sidhi Apt. Opp.

Shreerath Hotel, Ambernath

(East) 421501.

0251-2607379 1) Vishwajits

Gaikwad

8329147694

/ 8655202

6. The Elements of Ficial

Aesthetics

Row House No. 194, SS-3, Opp.

Bank of Maharashtra Sector - 2,

Vashi, Navi Mumbai 400703.

022-27825550 1) Dr. Arun

Kumar

Panda

9819816669

7. Dr Ashok Dhoble Clinic Bombay Mutual Terrace, 2nd

floor, 534, Sandhurst Bridge,

Mumbai 400703.

022-23636655 1) Dr. Neeti

Salvi

9869563311

1. Hindlab Diagnostic

Centre

Hindlab Diagnostic centre,

CGHS Wellness centre First

floor, Dr. R. G. Thadani marg,

Worli Sea Face, Mumbai

400030.

022-21023004 1) Dr. Meghna

Vig

9820010769



2. Metropolis Health care

Ltd.

Metropolis Health care Lmimited,

250-D Udyog Bhavan, Hind

Cycle Karg, Behind Glaxo, Worli,

Mumbai 400030.

022-33993939 1) Nilesh

Ukarde

8291922423

3. A to Z Diagnostic Centre 81, Harchandrai House, 1st

Floor, Above Axis Bank,

Maharshi Karve Road, (Queen's

Road), Marine Lines (E) Mumbai

400002

022-33993939 1) Nilesh

Ukarde

8291922423

4. Lifecare Diagnostic &

Research Centre

1st Floor Sanshine Building Opp

Shustri Nagar, Lokhanwada,

Andheri (W) 400053.

022-40884343 1) Sanket

Agrawal

9167223842

5. Pulse Hitech Health

Services Pvt Ltd

Ground Floor / First Floor,

Gokama CHS Ltd Opp. Aditya

College, Kora Kendra II Borivali

(W), Mumbai 400092.

022-28985560 1) Dr. Alok

Singhai

9323721974

Super Speciality

1. Wockhardt Hospital

(Note : For Cardiology,

Cardiac Surgeies, Liver

Transplant, Midney

Transplant, Medical

Admission, Orthopaedic,

Bariatric, Oncology,

Chemotherapy)

1877, Dr, Anand Rao Marg,

Mumbai Central 400011.

022-61784444 1) Prasad

Tawde

7506427799

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Letter No. Z 15025 / 35 / 2019 / DIR / CGHS (P) Date 29.05.2019 From GOI, Ministry of Health &

Family Welfare, Department of Health & Family Welfare, Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi.

Sub. : Post Operative Follow - up treatment from Hospitals empanelled under CGHS in respect of

critically ill CGHS beneficiaries regarding.

With reference to the above mentioned subject the undersigned is directed to state that in view of the

difficulties being faced by critically ill CGHS beneficiaries in getting post operative follow-up treatment at

CGHS empanelled hospitals, the matter was reviewed and it has now been decided that critically ill CGHS

beneficiaries shall be permitted for follow up treatment in CGHS empanelled hospitals as per the details given

under.

i. Permission for post - operative follow - up treatment in respect of the following post operative conditions

requiring frequent Consultations from Specialists at private hospitals empanelled under CGHS, need not be

re validated from time to time and follow-up treatment may be under taken at CGHS rates without time limit.

ii. The consultation / investigations are permitted under these follow - up cases. The conditions covered are :

a) Post Cardiac Surgery Cases including Coronary Angioplasty

b) Post Organ Transplant Cases (Liver, Kidney, Heart, etc.,)

c) Post Neuro Surgery Cases / Post Brain Stroke cases requiring regular follow-up treatment.

d) End Stage Renal Disease / follow up cases of Liver Failure.

e) Cancer treatment.

f) Auto-immune disorders like Rheumatoid Arthritis requiring regular follow-up.

g) Neurological disorders like Dementia, Alzhemier's disease, Parkinsonism, etc.

Medicines prescribed are to be procured from CGHS Wellness Centre.

iii. The beneficiaries shall have to submit a self-attested photo copy of the permission letter to the hospital to

enable the hospitals to provide credit facility in respect of pensioners and other categories of CGHS

beneficiaries entitled for credit f acility. Serving employees (and their dependents) who may not be entitled

for cashless facilities shall enclose a self-attested photo copy of permission letter to claim reimbursement

from the concerned Ministry / Department Permission in respect of Pensioner CGHS beneficiaries, ExMPs

(and other categories of CGHS beneficiaries, whose medical expenditure is borme by CGHS) etc. shall

be granted by CGHS. Permission in respect of Hon'ble Members of Parliament shall be granted by Rajya

Sabha Secretariat / Lok Sabha Secretariat as the case may and by concerned Ministry / Department in

respect of serving beneficiaries and by concerned Autonomous Body / Statutory Body in respect of serving

/ pensioner beneficiaries.

iv. However, if any non-listed investigations procedures are advised permission from competent Authority

shall be required, except in emergency.

These orders are in supersession of the earlier guidelines on the subject.

Dr. Manoj Jain, Addl. DDG (HQ), CGHS

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F. No. 116-12/2016 - SB Date : 20.05.2019 From GOI, Ministry of Communications & IT, Deptt of

Posts, Dak Bhawan, Sansad Marg, New Delhi - 110001. to all Heads of Circles / Regions, Addl. Director

General, APS, New Delhi.

Sub. : Amendments to Rule 60 (4) (B) and Rule 165 (4) (ii) of POSB (CBS) Manual, Rule 87 (4) (ii)

POSB Manual Vlume I and Rule 50 (4) (ii) of POSB Manual Volume II regarding change in

powers of various authorities to sanction deceased claim cases and their time line in

respect of Post Office Savings Schemes, including Certificates, where no nomination is

registered and there is no legal evidence available / produced.


The undersigned is directed to say that the competent authority has decided to amend the text of the

aforesaid rules with immediate effect. Revised Text of Rule is a siven below.

"The authorities mentioned below are competent to sanction claims without production of legal evidence

up to the limit noted against each, after expiry of six (6) Months from the date of death of the depositor, if no

succession certificate or probate of will or letter of administration of the deceased estate is produced during

the period or up to the date of sanction."

2. It is requested that this SB order may be circulated to all concerned including CSS / non - CBS Post

Offices. In case where claims are not et submitted or claims are already submitted but not yet sanctioned,

these revised provisions should be made applicable

This issues with the approval of competent authority.

Devendra Sharma, Asst Director (SB)

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Name of Authority Limit in (Rs.)

Time Scale Departmental Sub - Postmasters 5,000

Sub Postmasters in Lower Selection Grade / PM Grade I 10,000

Sub Postmasters / Deputy Postmaster / Postmater in Higher selection grade,

(All Non Gazetted) PM grade II and III 25,000

Deputy Postmasters / Senior Postmasters / Deputy Chief Postmasters /

Superintndent of Post Offices / Deputy Superintendent of Post Offices

(All Gazetted Group B) 1,00,000

Chief Postmasters in GPO / Head Offices, Senior Superintendents of Post Offices

All Gazetted Group - A 2,50,000

Director HQ / Regional Directors / Director (GPO) 3,75,000

Chief Postmasters General / Postmasters General 5,00,000

OM No. No. PTA/ Medical/ MRS option/2019-20/ (2) Dated 01 May 2019 From PGM, BHARAT SANCHAR

NIGAM LIMITED, Pune 411009.

Sub : Option given by retired employees for BSNLMRS with/without voucher scheme of OPD

tretment.

The officials who opted for medical reimbursement without voucher scheme for year 2018-19, status-quo

will remin as it is unless another option is submitted for changing reimbursement scheme from without voucher

to with voucher and vice versa. It is not necessary to submit option every year unless there is change. In case

of change it is mandatory to submit the option.

Officials retiring in year 2018-19 can submit the option for without voucher MRS facility for financial year

2019-20.

Last date for submission of option will be 30.06.2019.

It is as per approval of competent authority and issued for wide publicity.

Assistant General Manager (HRD)

BSNL Pune-411009.

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Letter No. PGM (NWO) CFA / Closing of CDMA N/W/2017-18056 Date 09.05.2019 from BSNL O/o Pr.

General Manager (NWO) CFA, M. P. Telecom Circle, Hoshangabad, Road, Bhopal - 462027, to all SSA

Heads, MP Telecom Circle.

Sub : Provision of Mobile connection to retired / retiring BSNL employees in view of closure of

WLL Services Regarding.

Ref. : Corporate Letter No. 2 - 7/2007 - PHA Dated 20.07.2007, Circular No. 11/2007 - PHA

With the approval or competent authority, it is intimated that those retired / retiring BSNL employee who

are not provided land Line facility due to non-feasibility or availing existing WLL connection may be provided

Prepaid Mobile facility on monthly recharge basis as per Corporate Circular no. 11/2007 - PHA

Salient Features

1) Free SIM in lieu of rent free connections.

2) C-TOP Up or the value equivalent to free local calls, C-TOP UP may also be provided on existing BSNL

SIM in the name of the employee.

3) Employee has to give undertaking that he is not availing the landline connection.

4) All other guidelines as per Circular No. 11/2007-PHA have to be followed.

5) This facility is approved for two months from date of issue of letter.

This is to be implemented with immediate effect please.

AGM (CDMA / WIMAX) CFA, Bhopal.

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As per Circular No. 11/2007-PHA Approved

Category Free Local Calls C-TOP UP

(monthly) Value (in Rs.)

Executive falling in category E3 and above 500 500

including full time Directors & CMA

Executives falling in category E1 and E2 250 250

Non - Executives failling in category NE-5 to NE-11 150 150

Non-Executives failling in category NE-1 to NE-4 100 100

Shri Ravi Shankar Prasadji Hon’ble Minister of Communications assumed the office at Sanchar Bhawan

on 3rd June, 2019. Shri Sanjay Dhotre, Hon’ble Minister of State for Communications was also present.

Hon’ble Ministers also interacted with senior officers of DoT. We are confident that under his leadership our

BSNL will turn around and BSNL pensioners will get the revision of pension.

Minister of Communication said ‘’The steps will be taken for revival of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. And

MTNL.as the Government believes that in order to maintain sober equilibrium in the industry, public sector

must be present and it is in the nation’s interest that they remain healthy. However BSNL and MTNL also need

to become professional and adopt competitive attitude"

BSNL News

IDA for BSNL pensioners increased

From : 01.07.2019: @ 5.3%

Making total IDA to 146.7%


NO AICGPA/2019-20/1 Dated 08th April, 2019 Addressed To, Shri H. C. Agrawal Chief Postmaster

General, Maharashtra Circle, 2nd floor, Mumbai GPO Old Building, Mumbai - 400 001.

Subject : Seeking appointment for the Meeting with CPMG.

Reference : NO AICGPA/2018-19/106Dated 05th March, 2019

Respected Sir,

All India Central Govt. Pensioners Association is one of the 27 Pensioners Associations identified by the

DOP&PW, New Delhi in the matter of redressal of Pensioner’s Grievances. We wish to meet you and bring

into your notice some observations in Maharashtra Circle. Accordingly, Vide our letter mentioned under

reference, we sought your appointment in first week of April, 2019, to meet you and discuss some issues

related with pensioners. The copy of the letter is enclosed herewith for your ready reference. But, sorry to say

that we did not receive any communication from your office in this regard.

Now as per the notification appeared in the Maharashtra Times, Kolhapur edition, Pension Adalat, in

CPMG office will held on 25th July 2019, Whereas, as per Pune edition the date of Pension Adalat is

mentioned as 27th July, 2019. It is requested to confirm the correct date.

We appreciate that the notification is published well in advance and we are giving wide publicity about

the Pension Adalat by CPMG Office through our Secretaries spread over in the Maharashtra & Goa.

Sir, We hereby request you to spare some time for identified association to meet you in person and

discuss the issues as mentioned in our letter enclosed, on the day of Pension Adalat.

Thanking you, With Regard.

Encl: Our Letter dt. 05th March, 2019. Your’s Sincerely,

H. F. Chaudhari, General Secretary

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Correspondance Made

No. AICGPA/DOP/02 Dated @ Pune 15th April, 2019 Addressed To Shri A.N. Nanda, Secretary,

Department of Posts, Ministry of Communication, Dak Bhavan, Sansad Marg , New Delhi-110001

Sub : Counting of Induction Training period for grant of financial up gradation under TBOP/

BCR schemes – reg.

Refce : 1. Letter No. 44-2-2011-SPB- II dated 5-5-2016 From Asstt. Director General ( SPN ), Department of Post.

2. Our letter No. AICGPA/DOP/72 dated 13.12-2018

Respected sir,

We have already brought into your notice vide our earlier correspondence cited in the reference that

1. Para 5 of the letter referred above provides for counting of induction training period of direct recruit

Postal Assistants/Sorting Assistants who underwent training prior to 1.1.1986, as a qualifying serviceunder TBOP/BCR schemes. This benefit is extended to them as a one time measure.

2. The pensioners affected, have applied for extending the benefit as above giving the details of period ofinduction training and the date of appointment on completion of training.

3. SPOs/SSPOs in Karnataka have ordered to conduct DPC for this purpose.

4. In our opinion, Pensioners then employees have been selected through DPC procedure at the time oftheir grant of TBOP/BCR. Therefore conducting DPC for extending the benefit of Training period as

qualifying service is not at all essential and justified.


Now, It is complained by our members that Divisional administration in Karnataka demanded certain olddocuments ie. Copy of the order of induction training , charge report of joining the duty on appointment andcopy of order of promotion as TBOP/BCR from the pensioners. This is again a dilatory action.

As such, SSPs instead of processing the requests received from pensioners are engaged in dilatoryactions as mentioned above resulting the unrest amongst the pensioners who applied for the due benefit..

Sir, You are therefore requested to intervene and arrange to issue suitable instructions, so that theaffected pensioners are given the due benefit without further delay.

Thanking you with regards.

Yours sincerely,

H. F. Chaudhari, General Secretary.

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No. AICGPA/Revision Of Pension/03 Dated @ Pune 17th April, 2019 Addressed To, The Joint

Secretary DOP&PW 3rd Floor, Lok Nayak Bhawan, Khan Market, New-Delhi

Sub: Issue of Concordance Tables- (7th CPC) Consequent upon Revision of Grade Pay from Rs

4200/- to Rs 4600/- to pre-2006 Pensioners who retired/died in the 5th CPC Pay Scale of Rs

6500-200-10500 or Equivalent pay scale in the earlier pay commission periods

Ref: OM No. 38/33/12-P&PW(A) dated 4th January, 2019

Respected Sir,

Para 6 of Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare OM No38/33/12-P&PW (A) dated 04.01.2019

reads as follows

“Accordingly it has been decided that for the purpose of revision of pension/family pension w.e.f. 01.01.2006

under para 4.2 of the OM dated 01.09.2008, the Grade Pay of Rs 4600/- may be considered as the

corresponding Grade Pay in the case of Pre-2006 pensioners who retired /died in the 5th CPC scale of Rs

6500-200-10500 or equivalent pay scale in the earlier pay commission periods”.

And para-7 of the OM referred above, Only corrections to the revised pension admissible under 6th CPC

vide Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare OM No: 38/37/08-P&PW (A) dated 28.01.2013 have

been carried out and the figure of Rs 8145/- has been substituted by Rs 8345/-consequent upon the upward

revision of Grade Pay from Rs 4200/- to 4600/-. But, the effect of upward revision of Grade pay from Rs 4200/

- to 4600/- has not been extended to revision of pension with effect from 01.01.2016, as per 7th CPC as per

the concordance tables issued by Department of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare OM dated 06.07.2017.

The pensioners who retired in the 5th CPC Pay Scale of Rs 6500-200-10500 or equivalent pay scale in

the earlier pay commission periods are bitterly complaining for not revising their pension/ family pension due

to up-ward revision of Grade Pay from Rs 4200/- to Rs 4600/- w.e.f. 01.01.2016.

In our opinion, On upward revision of Grade pay from Rs 4200/- to 4600/- Pre 2006 pensioners should be

extended the benefit of revised Grade pay of Rs. 4600/- while revision of pension with effect from 01.01.2016,

as per 7th CPC ordered by DOP&PW vide OM dated 12th may, 2017 and followed by concordance table

circulated vide OM dated 06.07.2017. Hence the concordance tables 24 and 25 annexed to OM No: 38/37/

2016-P&PW(A) dated 06.07.2017 wherein the tables for the 4th CPC pay scales of Rs 2000-3200 and Rs

2000-3500 and 5th CPC pay scale Rs 6500-200-10500 were prepared taking into account the Grade Pay of

Rs 4200/-in level-6 of 7th CPC Pay Matrix, require to be revised now with the Grade Pay of Rs 4600/- in level-

7 of 7th CPC Pay Matrix.

Sir, We, therefore, request you to arrange to issue necessary concordance Table considering Grade

Pay Rs 4600/- as Level-7 of Pay Matrix(7th CPC).

Thanking You, With regards , Yours sincerely

H. F. Chaudhari, General Secretary

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No. AICGPA/CCA/03 Dated at Pune 14th May, 2019 Addressed To, Mrs. Monali Dhakate, C. C. A,

Maharashtra Telecom Circle, C Wing, 3rd Floor, Administrative Bldg. Santacruz(West), Mumbai-400054.

Subject : Abnormal delay in revision of Pension cases as per 7th CPC.

Respected Madum,

A. The following cases were reported to your office vide our letter dated January, 2019, they are still pending.

1. Shri Vishnu Ganesh Joag, DOT pensioner, retired on 31.12.1997. His case was forwarded to

Accounts Officer O/O CCA, CTO Bldg, Fort Mumbai by the G.M. Satara vide letter No. E-1/

pension/Genl/18-19/44 Dt. 19-06-2018. The pensioner do not have any information about basic pay.

2. Shri S. C. Birari, DOT pensioner retired on 31/01/1997 from CTO, Pune. PPO No. 587. As the file

was not traceable, the pensioner has submitted the papers showing basic pay @ retirement, available

twice and latest by 20.08.2018. The revision of pension is still pending.

B. As per complaints received from DOT pensioners from Goa, Most of them did not receive the revised

PPO/revised pension as per 7th CPC, as yet.

For example:

1. Mrs. Maria Conceicao Remedios, Retd on 31.12.1997, PPO No. TA/GTD/PEN/11-77/MCR/20

2. Ms. Ciriaca Hermana Dias, Retd on 31.3.1996 PPO No. TA/GTD/20-41/CA

3. Mrs. Alba Dias Miranda Retd on 28.2.1995, PPO No. TA/GTD/11-39/ADM/94-95/8

4. Mr. Francisco S. Xavierino Carlos De Oliveira, Retd on 27.9.1993 PPO No. TA/GTD/11-25/FSXD/13

In view of abnormal delay, you are hereby requested to look into the matter and arrange to issue

the revised PPOs.

Thanking You, With regards.

Your’s Faithfully

H. F. Chaudhari

Note: Copy is sent thru Email in advance General Secretary

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No. AICGPA/SSP/ 5 Dated 24th May, 2019 Addressed To, Sr. Supdt. of Post Offices, Ahmednagar

Division, Ahmednagar-414001

Sub : Notional Monetory benefit to the Postmen/Mail guards with effect from 01.01.1996 to

10.10.1997 in the revised pay scale of Rs. 3050-4590.

Respected Sir,

In accordance with DOP Order No. 23-8/97/PE-1(PCC) dated 3rd July, 1998 the scale of Post of Postman/

Mail Guard had been revised from 2750-4400 to 3050-4590 with effect from 10.10.1997.

Now the Department of Post has issued the OM No.2-1/2007-PCC dated 23/05/2018, to grant notional

monetary benefit to the Postmen/Mail guards with effect from 01.01.1996 to 10.10.1997 in the revised pay

scale of Rs. 3050-4590.

We hereby request to you to arrange the Fixation of notional Pay/revised pension and forward the

required Annexure to Director of Accounts (Postal) Nagpur for further necessary action.

Thanking you,

Yours Sincerely,

H. F. Chaudhari, General Secretary.

Copy to.. Sr. Post Master , Ahmednagar, Head Post Office, Ahmednagar-414001

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n Minutes of The Pension Adalat held by Chief Commissioner of GST & Customes, Pune Zone on

09.04.2019

In accordance with the Board's instructions vide letter F.No.C.30013/77/2014-Ad.IVA dated 09.02.2015

and guidelines of Department of Pension & Pensioner's Welfare, Ministry of Personnel P.G. & Pension, a

Pension Adalat was held on 09.04.2019 at 4 PM, in the Comference Hall of the Chief Commissioner's Office

under the Chairmanship of shir Vasa Seshagiri Rao, Chief Commissioner, Pune Zone.

2. The following Members of the Pension Adalat Committee were present.

1. Shri Vasa Seshagiri Rao, Chief Commissioner, Pune Zone

2. Shri V. N. Thete, Commissioner Kolhapur GST Commissionerate.

3. Shri Bibhash Kumar, Pay & Accounts Officer, PAO, Pune.

4. Shri H. F. Chaudhari, General Secretary, All India Central Governement Pensioner's Association.

3. The below mentioned officers from Chief Commissioner's Office and PAO, Pune also attended the

meeting

1. Shri S. K. Vatsa, Additional Commissioner, Chief Commissioner's Office.

2. Shri S. T. Singh, Assistant Commissioner, Chief Commissioner's office.

3. Shri Ashok Tripathi, AAO, PAO, Pune.

4. Smt. Deepa Sreevalsan, AO, Chief Commissioner's Office.

5. Shri Rakesh Ramabhadran, Executive Assistant, Chief Commissioner's Office.

4. At the outset, the Hon'ble Chairman welcomed all the members to the Adalat.

As all the grevances from the previous Pension Adalat have been settled, they are deemed to be

closed.

Following eight grievances received in writing from applicants were taken up and discussed as detailed

below :-

01. Shri M. N. Kulkarni, Superintendent retired :-

Point : Complainant's pension was revised as per 7th CPC recommendation by the CPAO, New DelHi on

24.10.17, but he has not yet received the arrears as well as enhanced pension from the Bank.

Reply : The complainant as well as SBI, CPPC representative was not present during the Adalat. However,

prior to the Adalat, the Bank was contacted, and it has been informed that the basic pension of the

pensioner has been revised to Rs. 25,250/- w.e.f. 01.01.2016. Further, it has also been informed that

arrears amounting to Rs. 45,312/- has been uploaded in the pension softwere and the same will be

credited to the pensioner during the next pension processing cycle. An email confirming the same has

also been received from CPPC, Mumbai on 09.04.2019.

Action : No further action is warranted.

02. Shri A.P. Diwan AO retired, Shri S.M. More, Supdt retired, Smt. Malan B. Ubare, w/o Shri B.B. Ubare,

Shri T.P. Ghatage, Smt Shakuntala Damodar Khatavkar, AO retired, Smt H.G. Kulkarni and Shri B.I.

Nikam.

Point : All the seven petitioners have retired from CGST Kolhapur Commissionerate (erstwhile Kolhapur

Central Excise & Service Tax Commr'te). The petitioners have brought to notice DoPPW's OM dated

04.01.19 wherein it has been directed ghat the pensioners who retired in the 5th CPC scale of Rs.

6500-10500, can be considered tor GP Rs. 4600 & accordingly their pension be revised by PAO.

Reply : PAO, Pune has informed that they gave already revised the pension as per DoPPW's OM dated

04.01.19. A copy of the revised PPO may be provided to the applicants.

(Case Closed- Applicants may be informed accordingly by PAO)

Chairman enquired whether similar action can be initiated for all the pensioners affected by the above

OM. It was informed by PAO, Pune that unless a representation/application is received from the pensioner, on

action can be taken. The Chairman directed the Pensioner's Association to bring the above OM to the notice


of all petitioners and request them to file applications with their respective DDOs. The Chairman also directed

PAO, Pune to forward a list of all pensioners (Commissionerate-wise) affected by the above judgment to the

Chif Commissioner's Office, so as to forward the same to all DDOs for contacting individual pensioners and

requesting them to submit an application for early action.

(Compliance by PAO, Pune)

5. Chairman directed the concerned authorities for early compliance in all the grievances.

6. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the Chair.

(S.K. Vatsa)

Additional Commissioner

CCO, Pune

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n Cases Settled during 1st April to 30th June, 2019:

1. Smt. R. K. Khurd BSNL, Pune Copy of PPO was arrnged through CPPC, Central Bank Of India, Mumbai

2. Shri Jagdish G. Muley DOT pensioner from Nanded, revised PPO was issued by CCA, Nagpur but the

copy was not available in CPPC, SBI, Navi Mumabi. The same is arranged through CCA, Aurangabad.

Finally the revised Pension/arrears have been received by the pensioner in the first week of June, 2019.

3. Smt. Vijaymala Jaykumar Palse, Family pensioner of All India Radio Kolhapur: Revised PPO for Family

Pension as per 7th CPC is issued in April, 2019 and Revised pension/Arrears are received in May, 2019

4. Smt Rajani R. Chaudhari, Family pensioner from Department of Post, Nasik: The revised pension/arrears

of pension is received in first week of May, 2019

5. Smt. Archana Ashok Deodhar, PPO No. P-54248, Ratnagiri Ho : Revised PPO for revision of pension

from 01.01.2006

6. Shri Vasant Narayan Athalye, PPO No. P-55014, Ratnagiri Ho : Revised PPO for revision of pension

from 01.01.2006

7. Shri Vijay Govind Vaidya, PPO No. P-54248, Chiplun : The Pensioner is informed to submit the details

about his complaint.

Following DOT Pensioner from Panaji SSA Complained that they have not received revised PPO

as per 7th CPC. We have written a letter to CCA Mumbai.

8. Mrs. Maria Conceicao Remedios PPO No. TA / GTD / PEN / 11-77 / MCR / 20.

9. MS Ciriaca Hermana Dias, PPO No. TA / GTD / 20-41 / CCA.

10. Mrs. Alba Dias Miranda PPO No. TA / GTD / 11-39 / ADM / 8.

11. Mr. Francisco S. B. Xavierino Carlos de Oliveira PPO No. TA / GTD / 11-25 / FSXD / 13

The revised PPOs in respect of above 4 cases have been issued in the 3rd week of June 2019

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Notional Increment for Pensionary Benefits on 1st July on retirement on

Superannuation wef 30th June is not allowed vide - CAT Madras Bench Order

No MA / 310 / 00071 / 2019 (in) & OA / 310 / 00170 / 2019 dated 13.03.2019


n DIRECT PAYMENT OF PENSION BY Director Of Accounts (Postal) under Core System

Integration(CSI):

We earlier addressed the issue of delay in payment of pension in January/February, 2019 and urged to

make such arrangement that will facilitate the pensioners to withdraw amount on last day of the month(except

March) as provided. I am happy to inform that in Maharashtra, the Pension for the month of April, 2019 has

been credited in time.

Pensioners in Karnataka Circle are still facing the problem in withdrawing the pension on the last day of

the month. General Secretary spoke to Shri G. K. Padhy, DDG(PAF) on 18 June 2019, who informed they

have visited the 3 Circles to analyze the delay in posting the payments. Required interface is made available

to DAPs to speed up the posting the amounts. They are watching the position in June, 2019 for further

necessary action.

n Revision of Pension in respect of BSNL Pensioner

We have witnessed lot of News in respect of BSNL. Earlier we reported that Pension Revision will be

delinked from the Pay Revision of the BSNL Employees as mentioned in the AUAB note dated 03rd December,

2018. DOT, Vide OM dated 27th December 2018, confirmed that the case was referred to DOP&PW to

examine whether 3rd PRC may be extended to combined service pensioners of BSNL/MTNL without

implementing the same for serving employees. DOP&PW sought clarifications as to How pension would be

revised in case of pensioners who are drawing pension in IDA pay scale.

The revision of pension in respect of BSNL Pensioner is discussed in the BPS meeting held on 21.5.2019

there is no uniformity in the demands for revision of pension amongst the Pensioners Associations. One association

demanded the pension revision on the basic of the pay revision of BSNL employees, another association

demanded the delinking of revision of pension from the pay revison of BSNL employees. It is necessary that we

should seat together and talk about uniformity in demand. We are looking for uniformity of demand and action

from government for the revival of BSNL of joining the new CMD BSNL from 1st July 2019.

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Donation List from April 2019 to June 2019

Name Amt.

1) S. S. Nagwekar, Mumbai 500/-

2) Ashalata Deshpande, Dombivali 1000/-

3) S. U. Kurtkoti, Pune 1500/-

4) B. B. Karandikar 1001/-

5) N. H. Hasabnis 1000/-

Name Amt.

D R For Central Government Pensioners

Nov - 18 Dec - 18 Jan - 19 Feb - 19 Mar - 19 Apr - 19

All India CPI (IW) 302 301 307 307 309 312

Base 2001=100 % increase 153.61% 154.69% 156.06% 157.5% 159.08% 160.81%

Over 01.01.06%

increase over 01.01.16 12.3% 12.79% 13.39% 14.03% 14.73% 15.49%


Branch Report

Ø Dharwad : 26th Annual General Body Meeting was held on 26-05-2019 (Sunday) at10.30 A.M. in K.P.E.S.

Law College, Dharwad. Shri M.S.Hagaragi presided over the AGM. Condolences were paid to departed

members by observing two minutes silence praying that “Let the souls of the departed rest in peace”.

The Guests, Shri B.N.Pujari, G.S, LIC Retired Employees’ Association,, Shri H.F.Chaudhari, General

Secretary, AICGPA Pune H.Q., Sri Mohan Siddhanti, Principal, K.E.Boards’ Degree College, Dr. Chetan Naik

Retired Dy. D.G. AIR, lighten the lamp to inaugurate the function.

Dr. Chetankumar Naik advised as to how the pensioner can leave without tension by mingling with, not

only with his family members but also with each and every one in the walks of life. He advised” With the help

of Sri Mohan Siddhanti approach Honourable M.P. Shri Pralhad Joshi for getting a piece of land or an

accommodation for Association in Govt. quota.” Chief guest Shri B.N.Pujari, General Secretary, LIC Retired

Employees’ Association, Dharwad Dn, enlightened the gathering to lead life without tension by mixing with

each and every one of his known persons from the societies. Chief Guest Shri Mohan Siddhanti, supported to

have an own plot or accommodation for Association for which he is agreed to put his words with honourable

M.P. Shri Pralhad Joshi.

Chief Guest Shri H.F.Chaudhari revealed the formation of AICGPA Pune in the year 1947. Then it was

the one and only association serving the interest of Central Government Pensioners throughout India. As

such the branches of this association are in existence in many states of India. He enlightened that 7th CPC

recommended the Parity between Pre 1.1.2016 and Post 1.1.2016 pensioners. Pre2016 pensioners received

the revision of pension by notional pay fixation right from the date of retirement to 1.1.2016. As a result the

even pensioners who retired as Group D/Group C are now getting the pension in five digit. He also assured

the members that for any problem, they may approach the CHQ through Dharwad branch which is always

standing by your side to solve the problems.

Shri M. S. Hagaragi, President summed up the gist of all the speakers. His speech was quite apt to the

present contest. In the afternoon session after lunch, Shri R.V. Yadav read out the minutes of last Annual

General Meeting held on 27-05-2018 and it was approved by the members. He presented the annual report

of 2018-2019 also for the information of the members. Shri S.M. Betageri, Treasurer, read the annual accounts

of 2018-2019 which also was approved by the members unanimously. Shri U.S. Ashrit, offered the vote of

thanks to one and all

Ø Gadag (Karnataka) : Gadag branch was defunct since 2014. With the Co-operation of Shri G. N.Kulkarni

Vice President and Shri B. B. Jamakhandi Secretary Annual General Body Meeting was held under the

presidentship of Shri S. K. Nalaatwadmath on 2nd June, 2019 at IMA Hall , Gadak. Chief Guest Shri K. S.

Sarma Principal Law College Gadag, Shri H. F. Chaudhari General Secretary and Guests of honour

Sarvshri Mallikarjun, Padubidri were present. On Inauguration of the Open session Shri Jamakhandi

spoke about the status of the Branch. Shri Sarma spoke on the unity of the pensioners is necessary to

take care of the pensioners. NPS is no pension Scheme and We should fight for the right of the Govt.

Servant to have a pension for the service rendered.

Shri H. F. Chaudhari cleared that Strong Pensioners Associations are necessary to take care of welfare

of the pensioners and also to keep watch on the Govt’s decisions, narrating the works carried out by AICGPA

Hq, Pune. He also spoke on the latest orders for revision of the pension of Postmen/Mailguards between

01.01.1996 and 10.10.1997. Order of revision of pension of Pre-2006 pensioners who retired from 5th CPC

Scale of 6500-10500. Issues regarding Date of Increment who retired on 1st July, and Revision of pension in

respect of BSNL pensioners.


In the Subject Committee session Shri B. B. Jamakhandi Secretary submitted the Annual report and the

Statement of accounts for 01.04.2014 to 31.03.2019. After discussions and some corrections as suggested

by Shri Chaudhari and Shri Sortur, the Accounts are adopted by the AGM. Shri Padubidri spoke in detail

about Pensionary benefits and the precautions to be taken by the pensioners. The Executive body is elected

unanimously. President: Shri Abbigeri, 9482205444 - Secretary : Shri N. V. Achchangoudar 7676841453,

Treasurer Shri I. G. Hachadad 9880166436.

Shri Chaudhari congratulated the members of new Executive Body and wished them success for the

progress of the branch. In view of the potential of addition of new members, he has given the target of 250

members(now 141 members).

Ø Nellore

The monthly meeting of the above association held on 08.06.2019 at P&T Home, A.K.Nagar Post, Nellore

- 5224 004 under the presidentship of Sri M.Sundramaiah, Founder of the Association Branch.

As many as 42 members attended the meeting. Sri P.Ramaiah, Secretary, read out the quarterly magazine

of Pensioners Progress Bulletin and conveyed the important items.

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n MTNL NEWS

Ø Pension Adalat was conducted on 27/03/2019 in the Conference room of CTO Bldg. Mrs V. B. Mishra,

CCA, Mumbai, Shri Sanap Dy. CCA, Shri Daktode GM Finance, MTNL were present. On behalf of MPWA

SarvShri S. M. Sawant G.S, S. G. Pawar President and S. K. Roy were present. Out of 36 cases recived for

Adalat 32 cases were settled. Shri S. M. Sawant pressed upon the speedy issue of PPOs and requested CCA

to handover the PPO on the day of the retirement alongwith Gratuity and commuted value of pension commuted.

He also about delay in settlement of cases of Financial upgradation. CCA assured to look into the matter.

Ø MTNL Pensioners Welfare Association is continuously pursuing the issue of revision of pensionary benefits

of those retired from 01/01/2018 to 31/07/2018 considering 73.8% IDA(5% increase) in the fitment of Pay

revision on 01/01/2007. Due to the pursuation, G M (finance), MTNL issued the instructions to forward such

cases to CCA office by 30.6.2019.

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Remitance from Branches w.e.f. April 2019 to June 2019

Name of Branch Amt.

1) Aurangabad Br. 6385/-

2) Dharwad Br. 2600/-

3) Malegaon Br. 4600/-

4) Vasai Br. 5500/-

5) No Name (20.4.19) 2365/-

6) Panvel Br. 6900/-

7) Dombivali Br. 19400/-

8) Bhandara Br. 900/-

Name of Branch Amt.

9) Malegaon Br. 800/-

10) Pimpri Chinchwad Br. 19320/-

11) Dharwad Br. 3440/-

12) Thane Br. 500/-

13) No Name (30.4.19) 2100/-

14) No Name (9.5.19) 400/-

15) No Name (29.5.19) 1110/-


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For, DOT Pensioners From:

……………………………………………

……………………………………………

……………………………………………

Contact No………………………………

Dated at ……………..…………………

To,

Accounts Officer

O/O C. C. A, Maharashtra Circle

……………………………………………..

……………………………………………..

………………………………………………

Subject: Revision of pension w.e.f. 01.01.2006 and 01.01.2016 for Pre-2006 pensioners, who

retired from the post having 5th CPC scale of Rs 6500- 10500.

Refer: (1) DOP & PW OM No.38/33/12-P&PW (A) dt 4.01.2019.

(2) MOF, DOE OM No. 30-1/33(O)/2016-IC/E-IIIA dated 22.05.2019

Respected Sir,

I ............................................................. ……. am retired from service on superannuation/voluntarily on

............ ….....while working in the 4th/5th CPC scale of Rs...........................................................................

In accordance with DOP&PW OM No. 38/37/2016 P&PW(A) dated 12.05.2017, My Pension is revised

as Rs ……………… considering the grade pay of Rs. 4200, vide revised pension Order No.

…….............................................................................. dt........................

The Copy of which is enclosed herewith for ready reference.

1. ** In accordance with the DOP&PW Order dt 28.01.2013, My minimum pension was fixed as Rs. 8145/-

as per fitment table for the pre-revised Scale 6500-10500. Now as per DOP&PW Order dated 04.01.2019

referred at (1) above, my pension is required to be revised as Rs. 8345/- with effect from 01.01.2006.

2. Now, Revised Concordance Table 9 (considering revised Grade pay Rs. 4600/-/Corresponding Level

w.e.f. 01.01.2016 as Level -7), have been issued vide OM dated 22.05.2019 referred at (2) above. In

accordance with this order, my pension is required to be revised further with effect from 01.01.2016.

Sir, I hereby request you to arrange to revise my Pension/Family pension w.e.f. 01.01.2006/ 01.01.2016

considering enhanced Grade pay of Rs. 4600 and issue the revised PPO.

Thanking you,

Encl: Copy of revised pension Order.

Your’s Faithfully,

Signature………………………………………

** Strike if not required.


For, Postal Pensioners From:

……………………………………………

……………………………………………

……………………………………………

Contact No………………………………

Dated at ……………..…………………

To,

Sr. Supdt. Of Post Offices

……………………………………………..

……………………………………………..

Through

……………………………………………..

………………………………………………

Subject: Revision of pension w.e.f. 01.01.2006 and 01.01.2016 for Pre-2006 pensioners, who

retired from the post having 5th CPC scale of Rs 6500- 10500.

Refer: (1) DOP & PW OM No.38/33/12-P&PW (A) dt 4.01.2019.

(2) MOF, DOE OM No. 30-1/33(O)/2016-IC/E-IIIA dated 22.05.2019

Respected Sir,

I ......................................................... ……. am retired from service on superannuation/voluntarily on

............ ….....while working in the 4th/5th CPC scale of Rs.................................................................................

In accordance with DOP&PW OM No. 38/37/2016 P&PW(A) dated 12.05.2017, My Pension is revised

as Rs ……………… considering the grade pay of Rs. 4200, vide revised pension Order No.

…….................................. dt........................

The Copy of which is enclosed herewith for ready reference.

3. ** In accordance with the DOP&PW Order dt 28.01.2013, My minimum pension was fixed as Rs. 8145/-

as per fitment table for the pre-revised Scale 6500-10500. Now as per DOP&PW Order dated 04.01.2019

referred at (1) above and endorsement by Postal Directorate dt. 31.01.2019, my pension is required to

be revised as Rs. 8345/- with effect from 01.01.2006.

4. Now, Revised Concordance Table 9 (considering revised Grade pay Rs. 4600/-/Corresponding Level

w.e.f. 01.01.2016 as Level -7), have been issued vide OM dated 22.05.2019 referred at (2) above. In

accordance with this order, my pension is required to be revised further with effect from 01.01.2016.

Sir, I hereby request you to arrange to revise my Pension/Family pension w.e.f. 01.01.2006/ 01.01.2016

considering enhanced Grade pay of Rs. 4600 and forward the required Annexure to Director Of Accounts(Postal)

Nagpur, with copy to me for information please.

Thanking you,

Encl: Copy of revised pension Order. Your’s Faithfully,

Signature………………………………………

** Strike if not required.


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1) Suresh K. Deshpande B.S.N.L. Pune - 31.03.19

2) S. V. Deshpande - AGS HQ. Pune 30.04.19

3) Sou Vidya S. Namjoshi, Pune 26.02.19

4) P. L. Mujumdar, Ex - President, Nasik Br.

5) Somanath Baburao Joshi - Dondaicha 4.5.19,

OBITUARY

6) P. K. Pawar - Ex President - Dondaicha

30.5.19,

7) B. T. Waghmare - BSNL, Thane 11.4.19

8) U. L. Amalekar Postal Wani, 04-04-19

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List of Members – Life Members

[As per Schedule VI Rule 15 of The Socieities Registration (Maharashtra) Rules, 1971]

Name and Address of Charitable Society :- All India Central Government Pensioners Association, Head Quarter

Pune. ‘Phadke Sankul, 1785, Sadashiv Peth, Pune – 411 030.

Registration Number : under The Societies Registration Act, 1860 :- Mah/0938//Pune (12.07.1974)

Registration Number : under The Maharashtra Public Trusts Act, 1950 :- P.T.R. No. F-753/ Pune. (16.08.1974)

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List of Life Members

Sr.No. Full Name Address Mobile No./ Landline No. Signature Remarks

Documents

AICGPA Cover July,Aug.Sep.19aicgpa.org/content/resc/bulletin/7ccfadc956.pdfP. P. Bulletin 3 July 2019 GS Speaks All India Central Government Pensioners Association heartily welcome