18/06/2017
Monday 19 June 2017
17/06/2017
GRANT OF EARNED LEAVE TO CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
CADRE RESTRUCTURING –Our stand.
It has been habitual of the NFPE to always claim victory is theirs and in the case of any adversities, they will blame others in regard to Cadre restructuring. We already mentioned in our website the following on 26/04/2017. Today we discussed the matter with the officers in the Directorate. According to our information, the Directorate is going to form a committee to review the order of cadre restructuring after obtaining the views of the Heads of Circle the committee will take the final decision.
FNPO & NAPE-C strongly feel that some modifications required in the present cadre restructuring order at the same time keeping the orders in abeyance will create the unnecessary delay to get the promotion of the staff. We are seeking the appointment of Secretary today after meeting the Chairman, we will post the outcome of our discussion on our website. After that I met the new Chairman only on 08/05/2017 during the meeting I requested him to convene a meeting to discuss the issues cadre restructuring. He agreed but did not conduct the meeting.
Constituting a Committee is not news, it was a decision by the then chairman on 26/04/2017.
I request the SG NFPE to not claim all victories as them.
D.Theagarajan.
Secretary General.
NJCA hope that the matter of the allowance would be settled within this month
Implementation of Revision of Pension of Pre 1.1.2016 Pensioners/Family Pensioners : Ministry of Finance OM Dated 14.6.2017 -
Don't report frauds below Rs one lakh to police: CVC to banks
New Delhi, Jun 16 (PTI) The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has asked public sector banks not to report frauds below Rs one lakh to local police unless their staff is involved in such crimes.
Earlier banks were mandated to report fraud of above Rs 10,000 and below Rs one lakh to police.
The decision was taken by the CVC in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), taking into the account the practical difficulties faced by public sector banks in reporting such categories of cases.
It has been decided that only if the staff of the bank is involved in the fraud cases of below Rs one lakh and above Rs 10,000, would such cases need to be reported or complaint filed with local police station by the bank branch concerned, the Commission said in a directive to chiefs of all the banks.
The cases of frauds of up to Rs one lakh and not below Rs 10,000 are to be scrutinised by banks officials concerned for further necessary action, a senior CVC official said.
As of September 30, 2016, the Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) declared by various scheduled commercial banks stood at a whopping Rs 6,65,864 crore, according to an official data.
The NPAs of the country's largest lender State Bank of India is Rs 97,356 crore, followed by Rs 54,640 crore of Punjab National Bank and Rs 44,040 crore of Bank of India, it said.
Bank of Baroda has NPAs of Rs 35,467 crore, Canara Bank Rs 31,466 crore, Indian Overseas Bank Rs 31,073 crore, Union Bank of India Rs 27,891 crore, IDBI Bank Limited Rs 25,973 crore, Central Bank of India Rs 25,718 crore, Allahabad Bank Rs 18,852 crore and Oriental Bank of Commerce Rs 18,383 crore, said the data, which was given by the government in Rajya Sabha in August last year
Source: Times of India.
New Delhi, Jun 16 (PTI) The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has asked public sector banks not to report frauds below Rs one lakh to local police unless their staff is involved in such crimes.
Earlier banks were mandated to report fraud of above Rs 10,000 and below Rs one lakh to police.
The decision was taken by the CVC in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), taking into the account the practical difficulties faced by public sector banks in reporting such categories of cases.
It has been decided that only if the staff of the bank is involved in the fraud cases of below Rs one lakh and above Rs 10,000, would such cases need to be reported or complaint filed with local police station by the bank branch concerned, the Commission said in a directive to chiefs of all the banks.
The cases of frauds of up to Rs one lakh and not below Rs 10,000 are to be scrutinised by banks officials concerned for further necessary action, a senior CVC official said.
As of September 30, 2016, the Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) declared by various scheduled commercial banks stood at a whopping Rs 6,65,864 crore, according to an official data.
The NPAs of the country's largest lender State Bank of India is Rs 97,356 crore, followed by Rs 54,640 crore of Punjab National Bank and Rs 44,040 crore of Bank of India, it said.
Bank of Baroda has NPAs of Rs 35,467 crore, Canara Bank Rs 31,466 crore, Indian Overseas Bank Rs 31,073 crore, Union Bank of India Rs 27,891 crore, IDBI Bank Limited Rs 25,973 crore, Central Bank of India Rs 25,718 crore, Allahabad Bank Rs 18,852 crore and Oriental Bank of Commerce Rs 18,383 crore, said the data, which was given by the government in Rajya Sabha in August last year
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