JAY GANESHA DEBA !THE 1ST PUJA WELL WISHES TO ALL CONCERNS OF MY CIRCLE ODISHA

DEBASIS DEY
CIRCLE SECY.AIGDSU
ODISHA CIRCLE BRANCH.

A.   Include GDS wage structure and service conditions in the purview of 7th CPC

B.   Departmentalisation of GDS

C.    Local problems.

(I)GIVE COMBINED DUTY ALLOWANCE  FOR ANY SUBSIDIARY WORK TO A GDS.

(II)COLLECT UNION SUBSCRIPTION FROM A.ROLLS OF UNION MEMBERS BY THE DDOs.

(III)ALWAYS ACCOMPANY PAY SLIP WITH A.ROLL.

(IV)STOP ANTI UNION ACTIVITIES FOR AIGDSU, THE ONLY RECOGNIZED SERVICE UNION FOR GDS.

ALL INDIA GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS UNION (AIGDSU)ODISHA CIRCLE BRANCH.

PRESIDENT-Parsuram Dash                                                                          SECRETARY-Debasis Dey

To,

The Chief P.M.G.

Odisha Circle 

Bhubaneswar

Odisha-751001

                  Sub:-      Holding of Dharna before all the Division Offices on 19-08-2014  for settlement of the following justified demands of Gramin Dak Sevaks.  

Sir,

 The All India Conference was held at Warangal/Hanumakonda A.P. Circle from 08-06-2014 to 10-06-2014 that decided 3 pace programme/Conventions at Circle levels and sending memorandums to the Government for settlement of the following justified demands of Gramin Dak Sevaks.

With regards,

                                                                           Yoursfaithfully,

 Debasis Dey 

CIrcle Secy. AIGDSU

ODISHA

 Demands:- 

A.   Include GDS wage structure and service conditions in the purview of 7th CPC

B.   Departmentalisation of GDS

C.    Local problems.

 A GDS POST OFFICE CAN DO 90% OF THE FOLLOWING  PRODUCTS/ SERVICES OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF POSTS, ONLY THE LACK OF WILL POWER OF OUR MANAGEMENT/GOVT. DOES NOT ALLOW AND KEEPS THE GDS IN DIFFERENT CATEGORY AND SAID Gramin Dak Sevaks, about 2,65,000 in number are a 

distinct category of employees, who do not form part of 

the regular civil service. They are governed by a 

separate set of conduct and engagement rules.  They 

are engaged for 3 to 5 hours in a day(IS IT TRUE/THEORETICAL).  Their livelihood is not solely dependent on the allowances paid by the 

Postal Department.   They are mandatorily required to 

possess independent sources of income(are  they allowed for any agency?) for adequate 

means of livelihood.  ARE THESE  STATEMENT PRACTICALLY HAPPENING  OR OTHERWISE TOBE EXAMINED TO GIVE THE GDSs JUSTICE.

1.         Traditional Mail:

(i)            Post card, inland letter card, book post, envelopes, business reply service, parcels.

(ii)          Add on features -  Registration, cash on delivery (value payable post), insurance.

2.         Premium Products:

(i)            Speed Post – Time specific and assured delivery service.

(ii)          Business Post – Includes pre-mailing activities for bulk mail.

(iii)         Express Parcel Post – Express delivery of parcel through surface transportation to  corporate customers.

(iv)         Logistic Post – Delivery of heavy parcels and consignment loads.

3.         E-enabled services:

(i)            e-Post – bridges the divide between those who have access to computers/ internet and those who do not.

(ii)          E-Bill Post – This is an information technology enabled service for payment of utility Bills.

(iii)         Bill Mail Service – A cost effective solution for mailing of periodic communications in the nature of financial statements.

4.         Money Transfer:

(i)                 Domestic money order service.

·         Electronic Money Order (eMO) – Money transfer takes place electronically. A maximum amount of Rs.5000/- can be remitted in one eMO.

·         Instant Money Order (iMO) –An on line money transfer system where he remittance takes place instantly. The range of money which can be remitted through this service is from Rs.5,000/-  to Rs.50,000/-.

(ii)               International Money Transfer System – Transfer of money from Foreign Countries to India being implemented in collaboration with M/s Western Union Money Transfer and M/s Moneygram. Remittance through International Financial System (IFS) in partnership with posts in other countries is also possible.

5.         Financial Services:

(i)            Post Office Savings Bank Accounts – SB, Recurring Deposit, Time Deposit, Monthly Income Scheme, Senior Citizen Savings Scheme, PPF, NSC, KVP.

(ii)          Core Banking Solution;

(iii)         Third Party Products –Retailing of Mutual Funds, New Pension Scheme etc.

6.         Postal Life Insurance:

(i)         Postal Life Insurance – Oldest life insurance scheme for the benefit of employees of Government, public sector and autonomous bodies.

(ii)        Rural Postal Lile Insurance Caters to insurance requirement of rural populace.

7.         Retail Services:

(i)            Bill collection.

(ii)          Data collection – Election Commission of India, Registrar General of India.

(iii)         Sale of application forms of UPSC, Universities, etc.

(iv)         Payment of wages to beneficiaries of MGNREGS, Payment of Old Age Pension, etc.

(v)          Booking of Railway Tickets

( The above list is indicative, not exhaustive)

ANNEXURE-III

{Refers Parts (c) & (d) of the Question}

State/UT-wise physical targets for opening of GraminDakSewak Post Offices& Sub-Post Offices (SOs) and allocation of Plan funds for the current financial year  2014-15 

Sl. No.	Name of the Circles	GraminDakSewak Post Offices		Sub-Post Offices
		Physical Target  (in number)	Amount (in rupees)	Physical Target (in number)	Amount (in rupees)
1	Andhra Pradesh	6	37500	5	303714
2	Assam	4	25000	4	367000
3	Bihar	2	12500	3	283714
4	Chhattisgarh	6	37500	3	283714
5	Delhi	0	0	4	293714
6	Gujarat	4	25000	4	293714
6.1	Dadra & Nagar Haveli	0	0	0	0
6.2	Daman & Diu	0	0	0	0
7	Haryana	4	25000	4	293714
8	Himachal Pradesh	4	22500	2	146857
9	Jammu & Kashmir	2	12500	2	146857
10	Jharkhand	4	25000	4	293714
11	Karnataka	4	25000	4	293714
12	Kerala	0	0	2	20000
12.1	Lakshdweep	0	0	0	0
13	Madhya Pradesh	6	37500	4	293714
14	Maharashtra	5	32500	4	293714
15	North East:
15.1	Arunachal Pradesh	0	0	0	0
15.2	Nagaland	0	0	0	0
15.3	Manipur	2	15000	0	0
15.4	Meghalaya	0	0	3	193500
15.5	Mizoram	0	0	1	173500
15.6	Tripura	2	10000	1	173500
16	Odisha	4	25000	4	293714
17	Punjab	2	12500	4	293714
17.1	Chandigarh	1	7500	0	0
18	Rajasthan	4	25000	4	293714
19	Tamil Nadu	4	25000	3	283714
19.1	Pudducherry	0	0	1	10000
20	Uttar Pradesh	6	37500	5	303714
21	Uttarakhand	2	12500	2	146857
22	West Bengal	2	12500	3	283714
22.1	Sikkim	0	0	0	0
22.2	Andaman & Nicobar Islands	0	0	0	0
	Total	80	500000	80	6057495