Guwahati Conference – Com. Rupak Sarkar elected SG & Com. Ashok Kanaujia president. Com. Babu Thomas to continue as Asst. Secretary [JCM]. Circular No. 1 of new Secretariate attached.


Circular No. 1 dated 25.02.2015

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Local purchases from Kendriya Bandar/ NCCF – DoPT does away with the compulsory condition


Local purchase from Kendriya Bandar – no extension

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Incapacitated government servants eligible for pay scales and other benefits – DoPT order


Person with disability Act – incapacitated government servant eligible for pay scale and other benefits – DoPT order

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Married son eligible for compassionate appointment – DoPT modifies FAQ


FAQ modified – compassionate appointment

 

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New AGT proforma circulated. All employees to submit before 6 March 2015 by email.


agtproforma

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AGT 2015 proforma to be send by e-mail on or before 17-2-2015

 

Dear comrades,

Application for AGT 2015 has to be send by email to agt2015.estt@gmail.com on or before 17-02-2015. Only those who seek the transfer need to send the application.

AGT 2015 Instrn for application

Fraternally

GS

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Message of ITEF President in connection with 63rd Foundation Day of ITEF

 

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE ON THE EVE OF THE

63RD FOUNDATION DAY OF ITEF


A few days after the Federation day i.e. 10th February, 2015, we will be meeting in our all India Conference at Guwahati, the capital city of Assam. Due to the inevitability of retirement on superannuation, the President and Secretary General of the Federation will bow out for a young leadership to take over in this conference. Thus this message will be the last, which I can pen. 

The 63rd birthday of our Federation comes in the wake of a new political dispensation taking over the governance of our country.  The last general election saw a devastating defeat for all those who were even remotely associated with the UPA II Government.  The aspiration of the people for a change reflected in the election verdict.  The vast majority of the suffering Indians who were at the receiving end of the disastrous economic policies pursued by Dr. Manmohan Singh-Chidambaram combine decisively voted to oust the UPA out of power.  The policies had hurt the common multitude of the country so much beyond their enduring capacity.  They however, unfortunately, foresee a revolutionary change to be brought out by the new government in their palpably poor living conditions.

New phrases and terminologies are employed by the present government to sell the old concepts and policies.  The Narendra Modi Government has decided to pursue the same neo-liberal policies, with much more intensity than the UPA II.  Every decision or approach of the new Government spell out the intention of the vigorous pursuance of the same policies of the erstwhile Government.  Unashamedly it repeats that the growth in GDP will bring about development and wipe out poverty. For the last two decades, the erstwhile rulers were stating the same.  People, gullible as they are, believed their leaders.

Today, most of the Nations in the world be they democratic republics or despotic oligarchies, or totalitarian are controlled by global multinational corporate giants.  None of them enjoy sovereign power and authority.  They no longer have the right to intervene effectively either for themselves or for their countrymen.  The rights, privileges earned by the people of democratic republics through bloody struggles and bitter battles remain pious wishes in the paper.  The rulers be they elected through a democratic process of adult franchise or selected by inheritance are allowed to be in the seat of power for and only for the benefit of the giant corporations.  If they chooseto serve the interest of these corporates, they are allowed to remain and enjoy power till the agonized people oust them. If not, they will be ousted out of power by fair or foul means by the same corporate who installed them in power.

In a democratic society it is said that the people are supreme.  It is supposed to be their interest and their opinions that matter. The fourth estate or the media is expected to be the watchdogs.  They  have a great role in disseminating information and creating public opinion for public good.  To have a true and constructive democratic society the media must be free and independent.  Indian Print and electronic media as is the case with most of the Nations of the world are controlled, managed and manipulated by corporate houses.  With the help of the neo-liberal proponents in the dominant political parties, they successfully propagates that the interest of the corporate is synonymous with the common interest of the public at large.  Reliance Infotel, the great Indian corporate giant controls presently 27 multi-lingual TV channels in our country. They decide what must be the public opinion and whom to project and whom to denounce.  We must not forget that Dr. Manmohan Singh was the darling of the corporate and corporate controlled media once and presently it is our present Prime Minister. 

Resistance to corporate hegemony can only be organized by the working people and the trade union movement.  Yeomen efforts were no doubt undertaken by the joint movement of the working class in our country. ITEF and its members were active participants in those struggles.

Immediately after the 6th CPC recommendations were implemented, ITEF could ensure that the Board set up a cadre restructuring committee.  Our main concern was the depleted staff strength caused by the executive fiat issued by the NDA Government in 2000 whereby quite a number of posts in Group C and D were abolished.  It is to the credit of our organizational strength that the Committee had a representative from ITEF and the proposal was almost fully agreed upon by the Government.  The strength of the personnel in the Department registered a phenomenal increase on account of the cadre review and the consequent benefit flew in the form of accelerated career progression for our members.  In quite a number of charges, the posts are still lying vacant for want of eligible candidates.  While that is something on which we can be truly proud of, the acrimony created in the allocation of posts amongst various charges has no doubt weakened our organization. Let us hope that without further loss of time, we will be able to overcome the weakness and rebuild togetherness and militancy.    

The National convention of the Central Government employees’ organizations participating in the JCM held at New Delhi on 11th December, 2014 has adopted a declaration, which has drawn the true picture of our polity and the politics behind the policies of the present rulers of the country.  Battle lines are drawn.  Let us march shoulder to shoulder with determination taking solace from the fact that no surrogate government can ever face the challenge from the working people.

I consider this must be the message we must imbibe for a very long time to come till perhaps a true democratic and secular society flourish in our country.

                                                                                                                                                                                Sd/-                  

                                                                                                       Ashok B Salunkhe

                                                                                                                     President.

New Delhi,

28.1.2015

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No recovery from Group C & D – Hon. Supreme Court


supreme court ruling


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3G facility to ‘Project Tarang’ connections – Letter to DGM, BSNL


Letter to BSNL nodal officer for 3G

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OS promotion order dated 30-12-2014


OS order dated 30122014

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Retirement list for 2015 & 2016


Retirement list 2015 & 16

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Holiday list 2015


Holiday 2015

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Corrigendum to posting order no. 96/2014-15


corrigendum 96

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Result of computer eligibility test for MTS 2014-15


ETCK Result

Details of result

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Posting order of ITOs & ITIs


ITI posting

ITO posting

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Promotion order NS & SCD

NS

SCD

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ITI Departmental Examination 2014 results


ITI Normal Of New Pattern 2014-

ITI BT NEW 2014 PDF

ITI BT OLD 2014

ITI PQ 2014-

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promotion orders dated 19-12-2014 ITO, AO II, ITI, Sr. PS, AO III & PS

ITO

ITI (1)

AO II

Sr. PS

PS

AO GR.III

 

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Circular no 52/12-15 of CHq.


INCOME TAX EMPLOYEES FEDERATION

MANISHINATH BHAWAN

A2/95 RAJOURI GARDEN

NEW DELHI-110027


Cir. No. 52/12-15                                                                                                   Dated: 15.12.2014.

Dear Comrades,

ITEF Secretariat Meeting and decisions.

The Secretariat met, as scheduled on 10th December, 2014 at Manishinath Bhawan.  The President, Com. Ashok B Salunkhe and some other members could not attend the meeting due to illness. The meeting, therefore,held with the available members, was chaired by com. Yeshwant Purohit, Jt. Secretary, and discussed the agenda items.  The following decisions were taken in the meeting.

Progress of demands pending with the authorities. The Secretary General, KP Rajagopal, informed the members the present status  of various issues pending.  After discussion it was decided to take necessary steps to pursue the following issues with the appropriate authorities. 

(a)    Laptop to Inspectors/Mobile handsets to all–      Pending with DOE & IFU respectively.

(b)    Increasing the Local Travel reimbursement to ITI & NS     Pending with IFU presently.

(c)    Advance to Sr.Tax Assistants and Stgrs. on passing Deptt. Examination– Diversion of 1633 Posts out of West Bengal Charge and situations created by promotion orders issued in the  attached Directorates  

29th All India Conference-Guwahati. Com. Subir Majumdar, GS, ITEF,NE circle informed the ongoing preparation for the smooth conduct of the Conference.  He also informed that the accommodation for the delegates will be available from the afternoon of 18th February to forenoon of 23rd February, 2014.  It was decided that the Central Working Committee Meeting will be held on 18.02.2015 at 6.30PM and all CWC members are requested to reach Guwahati accordingly.The Secretariat also decided not to increase the delegates fee of Rs. 1000/per delegates and to request all the Circles to strive to achieve the target fixed for obtaining tariffs for the Souvenir. 

Renewal fee. The secretariat,taking into account the financial position of the CHQ, decided to circulate the latest dues of Renewal fees and aayakar  with eligible delegates to attend the conference, and to request all the circles to remit the dues by 15th January, 2015. (the latest statement of dues of Renewal fee and Aayakar is enclosed).  It was also decided to give a final chance to remit the entire renewal fee dues to NWR & Eastern UP Group D circles by 31st December, 2014 and on failure, to act according to the provisions of the constitution and the decision of the Hyderabad CWC.  Persons in excess of the entitled delegates/observers will only be allowed on the conditions decided in the Central Working Committee Meeting held on 2&3rdFebruary, 2013 at Puri viz.  “Any other person to be considered as observer, it shall only be after approval of the CHQ upon a request from the Circle Secretariat.  They shall also bear themselves or the Circle, all the cost of their boarding, lodging, travelling, transportation etc”.

Steering Committee of 29th AIC. The Secretariat constituted the Steering Committee for the ensuing All India Conference with the following members.  Circle General Secretaries are requested to send in their proposal for adopting resolution on various issues to the Convenor of the Committee through email and hard copy..  Resolutions on amendment to Constitution should reach by 20th January, 2015 and other resolutions on organisational, common and departmental issues may be sent by 5th of February, 2015.

Convenor: Com. Yeswant. PurohitMembers :Com. Seturam;Com. Subba Reddy;Com. Monmohan Naik;One Comrade from NE Circle.

Departmental Examination: The results of the Departmental Examination for ITOs were declared in the month of November, 2014 and the answer keys were also got published.  The Circle General Secretaries are requested to analyse the answer keys and report to the CHQ the discrepancies, if any, to tke up the matter with the Board.  The Result of the ITI Examination is expected by 25th December, 2015.

Filling up of vacancies of RY 2014-15.  Having got the requisite instructions issued for filling up the vacancies of Group B & C for RY 2014-15 and according to the time table, the DPCs and promotions are to be over by fourth week of December, 2014.  As already intimated to you, a understanding was reached with the Board to move a proposal to the competent authorities to get relaxation for filling up of the remaining vacancies in the Inspector cadre lying unfilled for want of candidates in one category, from the eligible candidates in the other category.  Therefore, all the Cirle General Secretaries are requested to intimate the CHQ such vacancies in the cadre of Inspectors remaining unfilled, for both the R.Ys 2013-14 and 2014-15, to enable the CHQ to move the proposal.  The required details may be furnished in the following format.

Name of Charge Rect. Year No. of unfilled posts Cadre in which candidates are not available viz. Stenographer/Ministerial.

 

Confederation TUE Camp.

As already infomed in our circulat No. 51 dated 22.11.2014 the next All India Trade Union Education Camp of Confederation is scheduled to be held at Bangalore on 5thand 6th January, 2015 and all the Secretariat members were requested to attend the Camp during the two days.   The ITEF Karnataka Circle is arranging the stay etc. for the delegates from Income Tax.  All the Secretariat members are requested to inform their itinerary to Com. Sethuram,Zonal Secretary, ITEF,( 08762300436) or Com Vinod, Circle General Secretary,(08762300111)  by 25th Dec. 2014.  In case any Sect. Member(s) are not able to make it to the camp, the same may be intimated to the CHQ for nominating other comrades as delegates from ITEF. 

National Convention of JCM Staff side Organisations.

A National Convention of Central Government Employees Organisations participating in the Joint Consultative Machinery was held at New Delhi on 11.12.2014 at MPCU Shah Auditorium, Civil Lines, New Delhi. More than 800 delegates representing the two Federations in Railways (AIRF and NFIR), two Federations in Defence (AIDEF and INDWF), two Federations in Postal Services (NFPE and FNPO), Confederation of Central Govt Employees & Workers and many other organisations participated in the Convention.  From ITEF 25 delegates attended the Convention.  The convention deliberated upon the demands and problems of Central Government Employees remained unsettled for several years. The non-functioning of the Joint Consultative Machinery, the wage revision which was due in 2011, the demand for Interim Relief, merger of DA with Pay, inclusion of Gramin Dak Sevaks within the purview of 7th CPC etc. The convention also seriously discussed the draconian steps taken by the new Government immediately on assumption of office,viz. the total ban on recruitment, 100 % FDI & privatisation in Railways, increasing FDI to 49% in Defence sector, closure of the Printing Presses, Publication, Stationery and forms offices and Medical Store Depots, Corporatisation of Postal Services, amendment of  the labour laws against the interest of workers and many other anti-worker policies. The Convention has adopted a declaration (copy enclosed) and decided upon various programmes of action culminating in indefinite strike if settlement is not brought about on the 10 point charter of demands adopted by the Convention. The Convention set up a 14 member National Joint Council of Action with Shri M. Raghavaiah, General Secretary, National Federation of Indian Railwaymen as its Chairman and Shri. Shivgopal Mishra, General Secretary, All India Railwaymen Federation as Convener, to spearhead the indefinite strike and other action programmes.  The detailed circular and declaration adopted in the convention are enclosed.

With greetings,

Yours fraternally,

(KP Rajagopal)

Secretary General.

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Skill test for MTS on 18-12-2014. Willingness to be intimated by 15-12-2014

Dear comrade,

The skill test for MTS for promotion for RY 2014-15 to the post of TA will be held on 18-12-2014. The names of willing MTS should be intimated to the Pr. CCIT’s office on or before 15-12-2014 through respective Heads of Office. All Branch Secretaries are requested to ensure that the MTS comrades are aware of this and the willingness are forwarded in time.

Click here for instruction of Pr. CCIT

Fraternally

GS

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