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C O N T E N T S

Foreword G. Alagarsamy, CCA, TN Circle

Here it is B.R. Mahendranath Rao, Sr. Acct.

Do you know what happenedthat morning Rita Rebecca Komban, LDC

Catching a Mouse Dr. Jane Prasad, Jt. CCA

Hole in Ozone umbrella Biju Aravind, Jr. Acct.

Triple filter test & fascinating facts S. Vaitheeswaran, Sr. Acct.

How to assess one’s own health Thenmozhi Pandurangan, JCAO

Concepts of Happiness Ragini S. Kumar, Sr. Acct.

A Timeless story of a selfless bonding G. Alagarsamy, CCA.TN Circle

between a lonely tree and a little bird .

Kavithai thoguppu R. Murali, Sr. A.O.

Manudam S. Sampath, Jr. Acct.

Jokes B.R. Mahendranath Rao, Sr. Acct.

Tips Mrs. Roretta, Steno

Orumaipadu N. Vaikuntam, JCAO

Recent orders on service matters G. Rajamanickam, Sr. Acct.

Events

EDITORIAL BOARD

Chair Person : Dr. Jane Prasad Jt.CCA

Members : Smt. A. Josephine CAOShri. R. Murali Sr.CAOSmt. Ragini S.Kumar Sr.Acct.Smt. G. Sadhanamani Sr.Acct.Shri. S.Vaideeswaran Sr.Acct.Smt. F. Roretta Steno

Secretary : Shri. S. Premkumar Sr.Acct

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FOREWORD

Any organisation is a net work of people. At deeper

level, organization is a net work of relationships.

At all levels, people communicate to each other. In the

organizational context such communication becomes

rather restrictive to the business. The language also

becomes restrictive to the business. The relationship

tends to be formalized more. People are valued more on

the basis of their creativity and contribution to the

organizational goals which are activity oriented. While

such approach cannot be undermined, the point is that it misses a larger picture of looking at people

holistically. A good manager can be a good singer also. A good worker can be a good writer also. The

organization must recognize such uncovered dimensions of the personalities of the people with them.

This would help the people to relate themselves with the organization with much more ease and bond-

ing. Then there would be organizational feeling, not necessarily at variance with the personal feeling

and that is the key to sustained organizational excellence. In short, the organization must encourage

interrelated or total creative potential of the people to achieve organizational excellence which is

measured in some quantitative form or other.

One way to achieve this is to encourage horizontal communication. With this idea only,

TeamCCAtnhas launched this in-house magazine called CommuniCAte.A quick read of the

writings by the people at different levels clearly evidences the innate creative potential that has been

waiting for tapping all along. It is a good beginning to CommuniCAte.

We,TeamCCAtn,firmly believe that TogetherEachAchievesMore-That is what TEAMmeans. A land mark statue at Chennai - LabourStatue-symbolizes this philosophy and is a source of

inspiration to the TeamCCAtn.The in-house magazine has a picture of this statue as its

front cover.

Wish you a happy read of the CommuniCAte.

- G. AlagarsamyCCA, Tamil Nadu Circle

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HERE IT IS . . .!Hello Friends!

You would have come across 7 days, heard of 7 seas, seen rainbowbearing 7 colours, heard of 7 Janams, known about the 7 wonders ofthe World. Have you ever come across a unique establishment likethe above said wonders? Yes now I would like to take the opportunityto introduce with pride the 7th floor of the RK Nagar TelephoneExchange Building which houses the office of the CCA TN Circle.

As you enter the lobby, the Jubilant Hall welcomes you. Beprepared to take a gasp!. The state of the art Modular furniture,coupled with mind blowing partitions for each sections, would really

transform you to witness a pleasing scenario. The added attraction is the transparentwindows emitting fresh cool sea breeze, which you would not have imagined orexperienced elsewhere. This office is governed by well-experienced officers who arecapable to handle various jobs concerned with the Accounts, belonging to BSNL Staff ofTamil Nadu Circle. This office is headed by Shri Alagarsamy, a very simple Officer withrich experience, who always has the eagerness and zeal to improve and modernize theworking system for Maximum output. He was instrumental in introducing an SMS basedsystem, wherein the Officials can obtain details about their GPF balances etc., throughtheir Cell Phones, instantly. With the technical expertise of the NIC, his dream has cometrue. Hats off to him!.

The works managed in this office are matters relating to GPF, Loans &Advances, Pension related matters of the Staff of BSNL working under various units viz.,Chennai Telephones, Tamil Nadu Circle alongwith STR & STP Units. One feels much proudand delighted to have well experienced officers like Smt. Dr. Jane Prasad, Jt..CCA,Shri Ranganath Shyam, Jt.CCA, the brilliant Dy.CCAs, the energetic CAOs & dynamic JCAOsand the enthusiastic Sr.Accountants and Jr.Accountants, all proud to be part of TEAM CCAin contributing their best for the welfare of the BSNL officials both present and past ofTN Circle. Periodic review meetings, workshops, and lectures equip and strengthen thestaff towards dynamic progress in their path.

Occasional functions/celebrations viz. Ayudha Pooja were celebrated withgrandeur and religious mood. The staff though consisting of a combo pack ofmulti-religion, combine together like a single family, devote themselves for thesuccess of the celebrations. The Office also has a display board, where one could learn aHindi word a day, and as an added attraction, a Thirukkural a day !.

We do hope to serve, in better ways in future.

- B.R. Mahendranath Rao

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DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED THAT MORNING?

Do you know what happened that morning?When Suddenly earth was shakingHolding Children in my hands I jumpedFrom the stairs of my house.

Do you know how it felt?To stuck in dancing houseCouldn�t stand for a minuteAll rolling up and down.

Do you know how it felt?When ground under didn�t stop shakingTouching it as to make it stopBut ignoring me it went on shaking.

Do you know how it felt?When there was only silenceExcept the roaring of shaking earthAnd water dripping from the broken tank

Do you know how it felt?When you do not know what will happen nextWith the responsibility on your headYou are helpless in the hands of nature.

Do you know how it felt?When children see you, fear in their eyesTheir eyes asking are we going to dieHow to console, when the same was in my mind.

- Rita Rebeca Komban(on deputation from Andaman)

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CATCHING A MOUSE

Moving houses can be nerve-racking and moving into governmentaccommodation can even more be a worse experience. But if one isposted to a beautiful hill station like Ootacamund (aka Ooty)with thequarters sharing a common border with the summer residence of theGovernor of Tamil Nadu and the approach road to one�s house rightthrough the Government Botanical Garden with a free-entry, it shouldbe a delightful experience.

So, one moved in and settled quite snugly figuratively and literally to what should bea delightful experience. Things were normal as most normal things are, other than gettingacclimatized from the hot and humid Chennai weather and being generally house-bound.

One heard that there were no thefts or robberies in Ooty as the culprit cannot make aspeedy get away from Nilgris through the ghatroads and is usually nabbed at Burliaru orKunjapanai. One was told that there were no crows or monkey menace either and suchcreatures limit their activities to the warmer climes of Coonoor. No pests so far so good, andthen it arrived. There was a mouse swinging on the power cord of the television set oneevening. Naturally one screamed at the sight and one�s daughter aged 5, joined inscreaming without knowing the cause of mamma�s screams. She screamed all the more whenshe sighted the cause. But one�s husband is not supposed to scream but scourge the house ofthe mouse with poise and equanimity. Fate intervenes and husband too screams. Amidst thescreams and hushes and screams one asks the husband to fetch a stick and do the needful. Sothe husband very dutifully leaves for the kitchen. When the husband does not return in ahurry, one keeps an eye on the still swinging mouse and ever screaming child and peeks intothe kitchen.

The husband is found sitting in the middle of the casseroles and hot packs on the diningtable in quiet dignity, so one hollered even louder. Certifying the husband as petrified withmouse fright one barges into the kitchen to fetch a stick. On return there is only anintermittently screaming child and a swinging TV power cord. Mouse disappears. With thepoking and nudging of the stick yielding no results one proceeds to calm and comfort thescreaming child and ignores the already calmed spouse. To avoid a repeat of the events,a kind neighbour is approached next day for a kitten. Kitten with green eyes arrives withincessant mewling. The child is scared stiff of spending a night with a pitifully mourning andmewling kitty and so the kitten is returned with thanks and a saucer of milk the very next day.

So with man and beast (the cat of course) of no help,one had the house mouse-proofedand prayed for the Pied-piper of Hamelin to come. Then one hears of the flying cats andfoxes in the sholas of Ooty, now that�s another story.

- Dr.Jane Prasad

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HOLE IN OZONE UMBRELLA

In 1976, a report from U.S. National Academy of Sciences proved

with solid evidences that the ozone depletion is a fact. The thesis

published in �The Nature� by BritishAntarctic surveyors-Farman, Saidiner

etc, which revealed the presence of a hole in the ozone layer over

Antarctic region, was shocking to the entire scientific community. The

research about the chemistry of the depletion of ozone layer was started

in the seventies. Based on those studies, all Nations signed an

agreement in 1987 at Montreal in Canada to restrict the production and use of chemical

substances, which cause the depletion of ozone layer and is known as Montreal protocol.

Now, after twenty years, the production and use of Chlorine, Bromine etc, which

cause depletion, have been reduced considerably. Scientists like Paul Crutzen, Mario Molina

and Sherwood Rowland were awarded with Noble Prize for their studies in this field.

Unfortunately, even now, mankind is unable to understand the real mechanism, behind the

depletion of ozone layer. As a result of the 35 crore year long process the present day

atmosphere, which contains 78% Nitrogen, 20.9%Oxygen, 0.9% Carbon dioxide and Argon and

0.2%Helium, Cripton was formed.

Oxygen exists as O2 which contains two oxygen atoms. The ultraviolet radiation from

sun can split these molecules into independent oxygen atoms. These atoms when joined

with O2 molecules form O3 molecules, which is nothing but ozone. Again these

O3 molecules, with the help of some ultraviolet radiation joins with free oxygen atoms and

produce two O2 molecules. It clearly shows that, it is a cyclic process. The relative density

of O2 and O3 in the atmosphere maintains the equilibrium. This cyclic process effectively

blocks the harmful UV radiation by forming the ozone layer thereby offering a protective

cover. If this equilibrium is disturbed, the depletion of ozone layer starts. In 1974,it was

proved that the �Chloro Fluro Carbons� affects the ozone layer by increasing the rate of

conversion of Ozone to Oxygen.

But recent studies show that �Chloro Fluro Carbons� is not the only villain

behind the depletion of ozone layer. That means we have miles to go to find the real reason.

The difference between theory and observation clearly underlines this fact. We can only

hope that the research in ozone chemistry will be able to find it all and solve the crisis.

- BIJU ARAVIND

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TRIPLE FILTER TEST

Acquaintance : Do you know what I just heard about your friend?

Socrates : Hold on a minute. Before telling me anything I would like you to

pass a little test called Triple Filter Test.

Acquaintance : Triple filter?

Socrates : That�s right. Before you talk to me about my friend it might be a good idea

to take a moment and filter what you�re going to say. That�s why I call it

the Triple Filter Test. The first filter is �Truth�. Have you made absolutely

sure that what you are about to tell me is true?

Acquaintance : No. Actually I just heard about it and��.

Socrates : All right. So you don�t really know whether it is true. Now let�s try the

second filter, �the filter of goodness�. Is what you are about to tell me

about my friend something good?

Acquaintance : No, on the contrary ��..

Socrates : So, you want to tell me something bad about him. But you�re not certain

it�s true. You may still pass the test though, because there�s one filter left:

�the filter of usefulness�. Is what you want to tell me about my friend going

to be useful to me?

Acquaintance : No, not really.

Socrates : Well. If what you want to tell me is neither true nor

good nor even useful, why tell it to me at all?

This is why Socrates was a great philosopher and held in such high

esteem. Use this Triple Filter each time you hear loose talk about any of

your friends. We teach little by what we say, we teach more by what we

do, we teach most by what we are.

- S.Vaitheeswaran

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SOME FASCINATING FACTS

1. Your brain will stop growing in size when you are about 15 years old.

2. A full moon is nine times brighter than a half moon

3. it is impossible to sneeze keeping your eyes open.

4. �Karate� means �empty hands�

5. The jeep got its name from its original initials G.P. which stood for

General Purpose Vehicle.

6. Peanuts are used in the manufacture of Dynamite

7. The back bone of a camel is perfectly straight

8. An elephant can carry 2 gallons of water in its trunk.

9. The elephant is the only animal that has been taught to stand on its head.

10. Rats can survive without water longer than camels. - S.Vaitheeswaran

HOW TO ASSESS ONE’S OWN HEALTH ASKYOURSELF SIX QUESTIONS

1. Have I have been getting proper sleep these days?

2. Do I have a satisfactory and spontaneous bowel management?

3. Do I have a good appetite?

4. Do I enjoy my day�s work?

5. Is my chest measurement more than abdominal girth?

6. As I cool and composed while dealing people?

If answers to any one or more questions give above is not in

affirmation then your health is not all right. You don�t have to

rush to a doctor or go through tests. What you have to do is to bring

in a little change in your lifestyle.

- Thenmozhi Pandurangan

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CONCEPTS OF HAPPINESS

- Ragini S.Kumar

� Happiness is a state of mind, an attitude and not a condition.

� It is like perfume, when sprayed on others, you get someon yourself.

� To be happy we should count our blessings rather than complain about what welack.

� It results from a rational adjustment of contentment and ambition.

� To be happy recall the compliments we got and not the nasty remarks madeabout us.

� Happiness is the diminishing of wants and augmentation of means.

� To be happy we should control our mind and fill it with encouraging thoughts.

� Happiness is not what happens to us, but how we react to those happenings.

� It can also come from attaining a mastery over our passions.

� The surest way to make our self happy is to make someone else also happy.

“QUOTES”

Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING

Take the first step in faith. You don�t have to see the whole staircase,just take the first step.

ZIG-ZIGLAR

People say often that motivation doesn�t last. Well neither does bathing-that�swhy we recommend it daily.

T.S.ELIOT

Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.

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It was just likeany other tree there.But it was feeling alone.

It had a nameless sorrowfrozen deep within.

One daya little bird flew down andperched on its peerless top.

It was amagical moment.The tree bloomedall over.

The little bird might haveflown down from heavenor heaven beyondto find its way to a loving heartmissing in its place.

Its sparkling eyesreminded the restless starsof their rank inferiority.

With the arrival of the little birdmany other birdswarmed up to the tree.

The tree and the birdswould be chirping togetherendlessly oblivious of Time.

It was a collective celebration ofthe life larger.

A TIMELESS STORY OF A SELFLESS BONDING BETWEENA LONELY TREE AND A LITTLE BIRD

The tree experiencedthe mnemonic expression of selfless love,while the birds were chirping together.

The shadow of stony sorrowslowly receded in the heart of the tree.

The ageless smile ofthe heart bound little birdcrowned the life larger,the tree would have never,otherwise, experienced.

The new dynamic of the treehad now started defyingthe old logic of the life smaller.

The tree and the little lovely birdwould harmoniously vibe with each othercausing bloom all the seasons;The river of Time ceased to flowin their minds.

Ego being hurt,Time coiledwithin its own womb.

Having been together with theceaselessly fluttering birds,the tree never felt hereafterit was alone.

Alas!Staring at this,the countless twinkling starsstarted feeling lonely.

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Time and the stars abovehatched a devious design - be it fate-to see their heartless hegemonyto remain unchallenged.

The stars abovesnatched the heart-bound little bird-mistaking it earth-bound -back to their foldwith a deathly silence.

Time abetted the crimewith a timeless alacrity in thatthe crime was committedin a sandwiched intervalbetween consecutivehyper-lightning moments.

Before the tree realized thisbloom had dried up all over

The dry flowers of dreamy memorieswith deathless smileare still found clinging to the tree.

The forlorn tree looks out in to the voidother orphaned birds,which had no clues whatsoever aboutwhat happened to their dear playmatebut are expecting its early re-joininginnocently.

The tree is still there.It is feeling alone again.Is it crying?

The tree is now expandingits tiny roots of crowded memoriesto meta-feel its mesmeric bird-heart bound-and not heaven boundas the stars and the Time would like it to be

The tree believesit is not a shallow memory-driven search.

The tree truststhat the Time and the stars abovewould regret their crime one dayand would not repeat it again to others.

The tree is still there.It is feeling alone again.Is it crying ?

It is waitingfor a still late night after the black rain,when the ethereal chirping of itsown little lovely birdwould be again heardbeating Time and Space.

The tree is feeling alone again there.Is it crying?

- G. Alagarsamy

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RECENT ORDERS ON SERVICE MATTERS

O.M.No.31011/2/2006-Estt.(A), dt.21-5-2007 of Deptt. Per & Trg. When an official noteligible to travel by air performs his LTC journey by air, reimbursement should berestricted to admissible Rajdhani/Shatabdi train fares of entitled class.

O.M.No.31011/3/2006-Estt.(A), dt.7-2-2007 of Deptt. of Per.& Trg. LTC to visitanywhere in India can also be availed in combination with tour/transfer.

O.M.No.F.No.19024/1/2007-E.IV,dt.17-9-2007, If an official not entitled to travel by airperforms his journey by air while on tour, reimbursement should be restricted toRajdhani/Shatabdi train fares of entitled class.

F.No.19023/1/2006-E.IV, dt.18-7-2007, Service tax and Education Cess levied on theticket fares while on travel by air/road/steamer in connection with official tours or LTC arereimbursable.

O.M.No.1/19/03/-P.P&W(E), dt.11-10-2006 of Deptt. of Pen & P.W. Family Pension to awidow/divorced daughter is admissible irrespective of the fact whether widowhood/divorce took place after attaining the age of 25 years of before.

Lr.No.F.(E)III/98/PN/1/4, dt. 2-4-2007 of Rly. Board. Father/Mother already in receiptof Pension/Family Pension amounting to more than Rs.2,550/- p.m. (including DearnessRelief) is not entitled to Family :Pension consequent upon the demise of his/heremployed son/daughter .who had not left behind a widow/child..

O.M.No.1/19/03-P&PW(E), dt.6-9-2007 From 6-9-2007, unmarried daughters beyond25 years of age also eligible to get Family Pension.

O.M.No.7(2)-E.Co-ord/2007, dt.17-902007 of Deptt. of Per. & Trg. Under RTI Act. 2005,the public authority has a discretion to disclose the ACRs of an employee to theemployee himself or to any other person, if the public authority is satisfied that the publicinterest in disclosure outweighs the harm to the protected interests.

O.M.No.13/1/06-P & PW(F), dt.20-11-2006 of Deptt. of Pen. & P.W. Advance from GPFcan also be availed for pilgrimage or visiting places of religious eminence.

O.M.No.4-24/96-C & P/CGHS/CGHS (p), dt.31-5-2007 and29-8-2007 of Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Medicalreimbursement is not admissible to a dependent son on his attainingthe age of 25 years (except in case of such dependent sons sufferingfrom permanent disability)

O.M.No.S.11040/1/2006-CGHS-Desk-II, dt.29-8-2007 of Min.ofHealth & Family Welfare Treatment in Nizam’s Institute of MedicalScience, Hyderabad can be availed without prior permission/approvalof the Competent Authority.

- Compiled byG. Rajamanickam

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SCHEMES AND EVENTS FOR THE YEAR 2007-08

EVENT DATE

Southern CCA workshop held at Chennai 02/02/07 &

Hall of inspiration under the Chairman ship of 03/02/07

Ms.Shaukat Ara Tirmizi Advisor Finance

7th Pension Adalat held at O/o CCA TN Circle, 05/04/07

Chennai-2.

New Premises of our office inaugurated 22/06/07

at R.K.Nagar by Ms.Manju Madhavan,

Member Finance Telecom Commission

Launching of SMS enable services at 22/06/07

Hall of Inspiration by Ms.Manju Madhavan,

Member Finance Telecom Commission

1st State Conference of the TN BSNL Pensioners 08/07/07

Welfare Association addressed by our

CCA at Cuddalore.

Launching of First Post Service councelling Course 04/09/07

Hindi Workshop held at R.K.Nagar conducted by 12/09/07

Shri R.Prabagaran, Assistant Director(OL)BSNL

Pension Adalat held at GM CTO Compound Madurai 12/10/07

Second Post Service Counselling Course 28/01/08

29/01/08

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