Press Release
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has decided to
extend the due date of filing of income tax returns to 4th August
2010 for taxpayers for whom the due date ends today, which is
31st July 2010. All paper returns or e-returns filed on or before 4th
August 2010 will be considered as filed within the due date.
The decision was taken in view of some technical snags in
the e-filing computer system, and inclement weather at various
locations, due to which taxpayers have reported difficulties in filing
or uploading income tax returns.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
DA FROM 1.7.2010 WOULD BE 10% AND RAISED TO 45%
DA from July 2010 : AICPIN for the month of June-2010 published by Labour Bureau
Just now All India Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) on base 2001=100 value has been released by Labour Bureau. The value of the index stands at 174 level, so in this situation, the Dearness Allowance for Central Government Employees will be rised 10% and total of 45% (35% + 10%).
All India Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) on base 2001=100 for the month of June, 2010 increased by 2 points and stood at 174 (one hundred and seventy four).
During June, 2010, the index recorded an increase of 8 points in Varanasi centre, 6 points each in Quilon and Giridih centres, 5 points in 4 centres, 4 points in 8 centres, 3 points in 13 centres, 2 points in 17 centres and 1 point in 19 centres. The index decreased by 1 point each in Ludhiana and Ghaziabad centres, while in the remaining 12 centres the index remained stationary.
The maximum increase of 8 points in Varanasi centre is mainly due to increase in the prices of Rice, Wheat, Fresh Milk, Onion, Vegetable and Fruit items, Electricity Charges, Bus Fare, Tailoring Charges, etc. The increase of 6 points in Quilon centre is due to increase in the prices of Rice, Fish Fresh, Onion, Vegetable and Fruit items, Cigarette, Tailoring Charges, etc. and in Giridih centres it is due to increase in the prices of Mustard Oil, Fish Fresh, Turmeric Powder, Vegetable and Fruit items, Soft Coke, etc. However, the decrease of 1 point each in Ludhiana and Ghaziabad centres is due to decrease in the prices of Onion, Vegetable items, Sugar, etc.
The indices in respect of the six major centres are as follows :
1. Ahmedabad – 169
2. Bangalore –182
3. Chennai – 162
4. Delhi – 159
5. Kolkata -172
6. Mumbai -171
The point to point rate of inflation for the month of June, 2010 is 13.73% as compared to 13.91% in May, 2010.
Just now All India Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) on base 2001=100 value has been released by Labour Bureau. The value of the index stands at 174 level, so in this situation, the Dearness Allowance for Central Government Employees will be rised 10% and total of 45% (35% + 10%).
All India Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) on base 2001=100 for the month of June, 2010 increased by 2 points and stood at 174 (one hundred and seventy four).
During June, 2010, the index recorded an increase of 8 points in Varanasi centre, 6 points each in Quilon and Giridih centres, 5 points in 4 centres, 4 points in 8 centres, 3 points in 13 centres, 2 points in 17 centres and 1 point in 19 centres. The index decreased by 1 point each in Ludhiana and Ghaziabad centres, while in the remaining 12 centres the index remained stationary.
The maximum increase of 8 points in Varanasi centre is mainly due to increase in the prices of Rice, Wheat, Fresh Milk, Onion, Vegetable and Fruit items, Electricity Charges, Bus Fare, Tailoring Charges, etc. The increase of 6 points in Quilon centre is due to increase in the prices of Rice, Fish Fresh, Onion, Vegetable and Fruit items, Cigarette, Tailoring Charges, etc. and in Giridih centres it is due to increase in the prices of Mustard Oil, Fish Fresh, Turmeric Powder, Vegetable and Fruit items, Soft Coke, etc. However, the decrease of 1 point each in Ludhiana and Ghaziabad centres is due to decrease in the prices of Onion, Vegetable items, Sugar, etc.
The indices in respect of the six major centres are as follows :
1. Ahmedabad – 169
2. Bangalore –182
3. Chennai – 162
4. Delhi – 159
5. Kolkata -172
6. Mumbai -171
The point to point rate of inflation for the month of June, 2010 is 13.73% as compared to 13.91% in May, 2010.
Friday, July 30, 2010
AICEIA MET REVENUE SECRETARY AND CHAIRMAN ON29.07.2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Before reaching to Indore we stopped at New Delhi for a couple of days; these two days emerged as one of our many productive days. On 29th July 2010 at 2.15 P.M. ,met Chairman C.B.E.C. the agenda for discussion is placed underneath:
· Kolkata High Court case and role to be played by the Board
· Restructuring and the Inspectors future
· Fixation of revised pay in the 7450/- pay scale
· MACP for promote officers
Intimated him that we are going to meet Revenue Secretary in the evening at 6.00 to narrate the RTI findings collected and permeated by Pune Genl. Secy.
The discussions held will be intimated to all the delegates of Indore CEC.
In the Evening we met Revenue Secretary Sri Sunil Mitra, at 6.00 ‘o’ clock; initially we were allowed for five ( 5) minutes, but as soon as we have started narrating
· stagnation of the cadre and
· notional fixation
We got good response from Revenue Secretary and the meeting continued for nearly half an hour; we have submitted the findings of the RTI reply on our claim for notional fixation from 01.01.1996 and requested RS to take some personal initiative to resolve this long pending issue. During discussion we repeatedly mentioned that Department of revenue always felt that it is a right demand from our side but this is only department of expenditure who is denying the justice to this most deprived servants of Govt of India.
The most appreciable part of this meeting is the role of Sri Abhay Singh Shekhawat,Joint Secy (North), who rushed to Delhi receiving a single call from S.G. and not only accompanied S.G. but also participated in the discussion with Chairman and with Revenue Secretary. General Secretary Delhi Circle was also present in the delegation which met Chairman.
Possibly it is known to you all that the Kolkata High Court Case is coming up today once again, unfortunately today also our case listed at point no. 8 in the appellate side, let us hope for the best. All the CEC members through out the country are once again requested to come to Indore CEC meeting positively as this is going to be one of the crucial CEC meeting before Convention, restructuring.
Thanking you all
AICEIA
Before reaching to Indore we stopped at New Delhi for a couple of days; these two days emerged as one of our many productive days. On 29th July 2010 at 2.15 P.M. ,met Chairman C.B.E.C. the agenda for discussion is placed underneath:
· Kolkata High Court case and role to be played by the Board
· Restructuring and the Inspectors future
· Fixation of revised pay in the 7450/- pay scale
· MACP for promote officers
Intimated him that we are going to meet Revenue Secretary in the evening at 6.00 to narrate the RTI findings collected and permeated by Pune Genl. Secy.
The discussions held will be intimated to all the delegates of Indore CEC.
In the Evening we met Revenue Secretary Sri Sunil Mitra, at 6.00 ‘o’ clock; initially we were allowed for five ( 5) minutes, but as soon as we have started narrating
· stagnation of the cadre and
· notional fixation
We got good response from Revenue Secretary and the meeting continued for nearly half an hour; we have submitted the findings of the RTI reply on our claim for notional fixation from 01.01.1996 and requested RS to take some personal initiative to resolve this long pending issue. During discussion we repeatedly mentioned that Department of revenue always felt that it is a right demand from our side but this is only department of expenditure who is denying the justice to this most deprived servants of Govt of India.
The most appreciable part of this meeting is the role of Sri Abhay Singh Shekhawat,Joint Secy (North), who rushed to Delhi receiving a single call from S.G. and not only accompanied S.G. but also participated in the discussion with Chairman and with Revenue Secretary. General Secretary Delhi Circle was also present in the delegation which met Chairman.
Possibly it is known to you all that the Kolkata High Court Case is coming up today once again, unfortunately today also our case listed at point no. 8 in the appellate side, let us hope for the best. All the CEC members through out the country are once again requested to come to Indore CEC meeting positively as this is going to be one of the crucial CEC meeting before Convention, restructuring.
Thanking you all
AICEIA
Thursday, July 29, 2010
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT UPDATE
GOOD LUCK FOR TOMARROW'S HEARING 30.7.2010
COURT NO. 14
ON FRIDAY, THE 30TH JULY 2010 AT 2 P.M. - WILL SIT TOGETHER AND TAKE SOME PART-HEARD MATTERS.
PART HEARD MATTERS
HON'BLE JUSTICE PRATAP KUMAR RAY
HON'BLE JUSTICE MRINAL KANTI SINHA
8. WP.CT 261/2008 SAMIRAN ROY & ORS Vs NILAY SENGUPTA
CAN 3238/2010 UNION OF INDIA & ORS
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COURT NO. 14
ON FRIDAY, THE 30TH JULY 2010 AT 2 P.M. - WILL SIT TOGETHER AND TAKE SOME PART-HEARD MATTERS.
PART HEARD MATTERS
HON'BLE JUSTICE PRATAP KUMAR RAY
HON'BLE JUSTICE MRINAL KANTI SINHA
8. WP.CT 261/2008 SAMIRAN ROY & ORS Vs NILAY SENGUPTA
CAN 3238/2010 UNION OF INDIA & ORS
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
CALCUTTA HIGH COURT CASE - BENCH NOT SITTING ON 23.7.2010
AS SEEN FROM CAUSE LIST OF CALCUTTA NO BENCH IS SITTING ON 23.7.2010 TO HERE OUR CASE BETTER LUCK NEXT WEEK.
AS SUGGESTED BY A FRIEND IN CHAT BOX, IT IS NOT A JOKE TO SPEAK TO CHIEF JUSTICE OF A HIGH COURT BY A CHIEF COMMISSIONER. EVEN YOUR BOARD CHAIRMAN CAN'T SPEAK TO A JUDGE OF HIGH COURT FORGET ABOUT CHIEF COMMISSIONER.
AS SUGGESTED BY A FRIEND IN CHAT BOX, IT IS NOT A JOKE TO SPEAK TO CHIEF JUSTICE OF A HIGH COURT BY A CHIEF COMMISSIONER. EVEN YOUR BOARD CHAIRMAN CAN'T SPEAK TO A JUDGE OF HIGH COURT FORGET ABOUT CHIEF COMMISSIONER.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Invitation from Indore
ALL INDIA CENTRAL EXCISE INSPECTORS’ ASSOCIATION
BHOPAL CIRCLE ( CENTRAL INDIA)
Comprising Central Excise Commissionerates Bhopal (M.P.), Indore (M.P.),
Raipur (Chhattisgarh) and Nagpur (Maharashtra)]
(Affiliated to the Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers)
Recognized by Ministry of Finance, Govt. of India
[vide F.No. B.12017/1/2004-Ad.IV A dated 31.12.07 & 14.01.08]
Address for Correspondence: MIG II - 224, HUDCO, Bhilai, Chhattisgarh 490 009
President: Amitabh Vijayavargiya Secretary: Ajit Kumar K G
Cell No. 094254 28000 Cell No. 098261 93027
Email: vijayavargiya@gmail.com Email : ajitbhilai@rediffmail.com
Working President
Rajesh Barman
094253 73344
Vice Presidents
Vinod Sharma
098263 70922
vin_sha@rediffmail.com
Thomas Xavier
094252 61046
tmsxvr@gmail.com
Joint Secretaries
Mahesh Muchrikar
098935 87175
Suresh Nair
098260 36780
Treasurers
Ashish Biswas (Rpr)
098269 60962
Umesh Bhilware
Anil Bokre
Executive Committee Members
Sandeep Panwalkar
098264 54790
Shailesh Mehta
094250 39359
Santosh Singh
094255 19217
Sanjeeva Mankapure
094242 14472
Manish Thakur
098932 53152
Diljeet Wadhawan
098263 56017
C.No:AICEIA/BPL-Circle/2010/CEC Dated 15.04.2010
To
Presidents/Circle Secretaries of Branches/Circles
Members Central Executive Committee AICEIA
Dear friends
Subject : Invitation from AICEIA, Central India Circle
All India Inspectors’ Association Central India Circle is privileged for having been provided the opportunity to host Central Executive Committee meeting of the All India Association at Indore on 31st July 2010 and 1st August 2010, the circular for which has already been issued by the Secretary General on June 28, 2010.
As the host unit it is our pleasure to invite you to the Central Executive Committee meeting of the AICEIA at Indore on 31st July 2010 & 1st August 2010.
Matters of paramount importance – stagnation, regional disparities in promotions, consideration of base-cadre seniority for promotion to Group A posts ,the prolonged uncertainty as regards cadre-restructuring, grant of Rs 5400/- GP to Inspectors who have completed 4 years after getting ACP, grant of ACP to all Inspectors (whether promotees or DR) after 10 years of service as Inspector, notional fixation of pay in the scale of Rs6500 – 10,000/- wef 01.01.2006, and a host of other such issues confront the cadre today. In our role as the unit hosting this meet at this crucial juncture, we hope to see impassioned discussions and brainstorming sessions bringing forth radical ideas that would, in due course of time, prove this CEC to be important milestone in the AICEIA’s journey,
The boarding and lodging for the night of 30th July 2010 & for the night intervening 31st July 2010 and 1st August 2010 have been made at Sangam Palace, Near Rajiv Gandhi Statue Circle, Choithram Hospital Chouraha, A B road, Indore-the venue for the meet. The arrangements other than the above will be made on your specific request. We assure you we have a dedicated team who shall make your stay as comfortable as possible.
S/Shri Vinod Sharma, (09826370922), Suresh Nair (09826036780) and Sandip Panwalkar (09826454790), stationed at Indore, who are heading the Reception Committee may please be contacted for further queries, if any.
We at Indore look forward to see & hear from you soon.
Yours sincerely
(Amitabh Vijayavargiya)
President
About the Venue: The city of Indore
Indore, a bustling and vibrant city on the southern end of the large Malwa plateau in Central India, is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh. Sometimes referred to as ‘Mini Mumbai’, this modern day commercial hub was once the seat of the Holkar dynasty, and owes its name to the eighteenth century Indreshwar temple. The Holkar palace
(Rajwada), a seven storied grand building of which only the façade now remains was built over two centuries in a fusion of Maratha, Mughal and French styles. It is located in the city’s main square near Chhatri Baug where Chhatries(cenotaphs) erected in memory of the erstwhile Holkar rulers are outstanding examples of Maratha Architecture and sculpture.
The city of Indore is a gourmet’s delight too - for the variety of savouries (Namkeen), delectable sweets and other mouth-watering fare that it offers.
* City of Indore is mainly known from its variety of food & other edibles, like Namkeen, Sweets , etc.,
* City of Indore is also known as Mini- Mumbai & is the Commercial Capital of M.P.
* Weather during July & August is very pleasant & temperature is around 22 -28 degrees C.
* City is located in the middle of Temple City of Ujjain & Onkareshwar.
* Railway connectivity of the City to other parts of the Country is not up to the mark, being off track from the main railway tracks of India.
* City is 180 kms ( 4 hrs journey ) away from Bhopal & 60 kms ( 1 hr journey) from Ujjain.
* The approximate distance of the venue
Bus stand - 5 kms
Railway Station- 5 kms
Airport – 10 kms
Copy for information to :
1. The Secretary General, AICEIA , Circle Executive Members, Branch Secretaries of All Branch units of AICEIA, Central India Circle, ( Bhopal Zone).
2. S/Sh., Rajesh Barman Working President, Vinod Sharma & Thomas Xavier, Vice Presidents, Ajit Kumar K G, Secretary, Suresh Nair & Mahesh Muchrikar, Joint Secretaries, Ashish Biswas & Umesh Bhilware, Treasurers , Sandip Panwalkar, Shailesh Mehta, Vikas Gupta, Executive Members, Central India Circle.
3.. Notice Board
President
BHOPAL CIRCLE ( CENTRAL INDIA)
Comprising Central Excise Commissionerates Bhopal (M.P.), Indore (M.P.),
Raipur (Chhattisgarh) and Nagpur (Maharashtra)]
(Affiliated to the Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers)
Recognized by Ministry of Finance, Govt. of India
[vide F.No. B.12017/1/2004-Ad.IV A dated 31.12.07 & 14.01.08]
Address for Correspondence: MIG II - 224, HUDCO, Bhilai, Chhattisgarh 490 009
President: Amitabh Vijayavargiya Secretary: Ajit Kumar K G
Cell No. 094254 28000 Cell No. 098261 93027
Email: vijayavargiya@gmail.com Email : ajitbhilai@rediffmail.com
Working President
Rajesh Barman
094253 73344
Vice Presidents
Vinod Sharma
098263 70922
vin_sha@rediffmail.com
Thomas Xavier
094252 61046
tmsxvr@gmail.com
Joint Secretaries
Mahesh Muchrikar
098935 87175
Suresh Nair
098260 36780
Treasurers
Ashish Biswas (Rpr)
098269 60962
Umesh Bhilware
Anil Bokre
Executive Committee Members
Sandeep Panwalkar
098264 54790
Shailesh Mehta
094250 39359
Santosh Singh
094255 19217
Sanjeeva Mankapure
094242 14472
Manish Thakur
098932 53152
Diljeet Wadhawan
098263 56017
C.No:AICEIA/BPL-Circle/2010/CEC Dated 15.04.2010
To
Presidents/Circle Secretaries of Branches/Circles
Members Central Executive Committee AICEIA
Dear friends
Subject : Invitation from AICEIA, Central India Circle
All India Inspectors’ Association Central India Circle is privileged for having been provided the opportunity to host Central Executive Committee meeting of the All India Association at Indore on 31st July 2010 and 1st August 2010, the circular for which has already been issued by the Secretary General on June 28, 2010.
As the host unit it is our pleasure to invite you to the Central Executive Committee meeting of the AICEIA at Indore on 31st July 2010 & 1st August 2010.
Matters of paramount importance – stagnation, regional disparities in promotions, consideration of base-cadre seniority for promotion to Group A posts ,the prolonged uncertainty as regards cadre-restructuring, grant of Rs 5400/- GP to Inspectors who have completed 4 years after getting ACP, grant of ACP to all Inspectors (whether promotees or DR) after 10 years of service as Inspector, notional fixation of pay in the scale of Rs6500 – 10,000/- wef 01.01.2006, and a host of other such issues confront the cadre today. In our role as the unit hosting this meet at this crucial juncture, we hope to see impassioned discussions and brainstorming sessions bringing forth radical ideas that would, in due course of time, prove this CEC to be important milestone in the AICEIA’s journey,
The boarding and lodging for the night of 30th July 2010 & for the night intervening 31st July 2010 and 1st August 2010 have been made at Sangam Palace, Near Rajiv Gandhi Statue Circle, Choithram Hospital Chouraha, A B road, Indore-the venue for the meet. The arrangements other than the above will be made on your specific request. We assure you we have a dedicated team who shall make your stay as comfortable as possible.
S/Shri Vinod Sharma, (09826370922), Suresh Nair (09826036780) and Sandip Panwalkar (09826454790), stationed at Indore, who are heading the Reception Committee may please be contacted for further queries, if any.
We at Indore look forward to see & hear from you soon.
Yours sincerely
(Amitabh Vijayavargiya)
President
About the Venue: The city of Indore
Indore, a bustling and vibrant city on the southern end of the large Malwa plateau in Central India, is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh. Sometimes referred to as ‘Mini Mumbai’, this modern day commercial hub was once the seat of the Holkar dynasty, and owes its name to the eighteenth century Indreshwar temple. The Holkar palace
(Rajwada), a seven storied grand building of which only the façade now remains was built over two centuries in a fusion of Maratha, Mughal and French styles. It is located in the city’s main square near Chhatri Baug where Chhatries(cenotaphs) erected in memory of the erstwhile Holkar rulers are outstanding examples of Maratha Architecture and sculpture.
The city of Indore is a gourmet’s delight too - for the variety of savouries (Namkeen), delectable sweets and other mouth-watering fare that it offers.
* City of Indore is mainly known from its variety of food & other edibles, like Namkeen, Sweets , etc.,
* City of Indore is also known as Mini- Mumbai & is the Commercial Capital of M.P.
* Weather during July & August is very pleasant & temperature is around 22 -28 degrees C.
* City is located in the middle of Temple City of Ujjain & Onkareshwar.
* Railway connectivity of the City to other parts of the Country is not up to the mark, being off track from the main railway tracks of India.
* City is 180 kms ( 4 hrs journey ) away from Bhopal & 60 kms ( 1 hr journey) from Ujjain.
* The approximate distance of the venue
Bus stand - 5 kms
Railway Station- 5 kms
Airport – 10 kms
Copy for information to :
1. The Secretary General, AICEIA , Circle Executive Members, Branch Secretaries of All Branch units of AICEIA, Central India Circle, ( Bhopal Zone).
2. S/Sh., Rajesh Barman Working President, Vinod Sharma & Thomas Xavier, Vice Presidents, Ajit Kumar K G, Secretary, Suresh Nair & Mahesh Muchrikar, Joint Secretaries, Ashish Biswas & Umesh Bhilware, Treasurers , Sandip Panwalkar, Shailesh Mehta, Vikas Gupta, Executive Members, Central India Circle.
3.. Notice Board
President
Saturday, July 17, 2010
CAT CHENNAI / CAT ERNAKULAM UPDATE
Dear Comrades
On the request of many of Members of AICEIA, Comrade Koushik Roy, General Secretary has supplied the following documents to be posted on this blog for the information of all the members. All thouse who are interested in filing OAs in their respective CATs may prepare grounds afresh as the grounds filed in OA 167/2009 are already rejected. The documents are linked to the left panel under " LEGAL FIGHT FOR GRADE PAY OF 5400"
1. OA No.167/2009 filed in CAT CHENNAI.
2. Govt. reply to OA No. 167/2009.
3.Rejoinder filed by Petitioner.
4.CAT Order in OA 167/2009
5.CAT Ernakulam Order in OA No.151/2009
Its better we share our views in the matter before proceeding again in different CATs.
Interested people can download the same from blog. Find any difficulty in downloading - mail me on vig_raju@yahoo.co.in or pvigneshwarraju@gmail.com I will send it by mail.
On the request of many of Members of AICEIA, Comrade Koushik Roy, General Secretary has supplied the following documents to be posted on this blog for the information of all the members. All thouse who are interested in filing OAs in their respective CATs may prepare grounds afresh as the grounds filed in OA 167/2009 are already rejected. The documents are linked to the left panel under " LEGAL FIGHT FOR GRADE PAY OF 5400"
1. OA No.167/2009 filed in CAT CHENNAI.
2. Govt. reply to OA No. 167/2009.
3.Rejoinder filed by Petitioner.
4.CAT Order in OA 167/2009
5.CAT Ernakulam Order in OA No.151/2009
Its better we share our views in the matter before proceeding again in different CATs.
Interested people can download the same from blog. Find any difficulty in downloading - mail me on vig_raju@yahoo.co.in or pvigneshwarraju@gmail.com I will send it by mail.
Friday, July 16, 2010
LATEST ON KOLKOTTA HIGH COURT CASE
THE KOLKOTTA HIGH COURT COULD NOT TAKE UP THE CASE TODAY ON 16.07.2010 DUE TO LACK OF TIME. COULD BE POSTED FOR NEXT WEEK AGAIN ON THURSDAY OR FRIDAY AS SERVICE MATTERS ARE HEARD ON THOSE DAYS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
CAT CHENNAI OA.No. 167/2009 / W.P.No.13225/2010 in CHENNAI HIGH COURT
Dear Subbu!
Kindly post the points you have covered in your OA No. 167/2009. As at Hyderabad we are planning to go to CAT on the same issue, please send a copy of OA to us so that we can proceed in a different way covering the points if at all not covered by you. Kindly send the details to the following mail.
vig_raju@yahoo.co.in
pvigneshwarraju@gmail.com
All the comrades interested in joining to fight in CAT may send their willingness through mail or this blog.
P.Vigneshwar Raju
Kindly post the points you have covered in your OA No. 167/2009. As at Hyderabad we are planning to go to CAT on the same issue, please send a copy of OA to us so that we can proceed in a different way covering the points if at all not covered by you. Kindly send the details to the following mail.
vig_raju@yahoo.co.in
pvigneshwarraju@gmail.com
All the comrades interested in joining to fight in CAT may send their willingness through mail or this blog.
P.Vigneshwar Raju
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
FLASH ! FLASH ! FLASH ! //GOOD NEWS// UPDATE ON CALCUTTA HIGH COURT CASE
The case is to be heard on Friday the 16th July 2010 at 2 pm onwards. This time it may not miss, since it is posted at Sl.No.8
COURT NO. 14
HON'BLE JUSTICE PRATAP KUMAR RAY
HON'BLE JUSTICE MRINAL KANTI SINHA
8. WP.CT 261/2008 SAMIRAN ROY & ORS Vs NILAY SENGUPTA
CAN 3238/2010 UNION OF INDIA & ORS.
Source: AICEIA
COURT NO. 14
HON'BLE JUSTICE PRATAP KUMAR RAY
HON'BLE JUSTICE MRINAL KANTI SINHA
8. WP.CT 261/2008 SAMIRAN ROY & ORS Vs NILAY SENGUPTA
CAN 3238/2010 UNION OF INDIA & ORS.
Source: AICEIA
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
latest on calcutta high court case
EVEN ON WEDNESDAY THE CASE IS NOT POSTED. WE WILL HAVE TO WAIT FOR MORE DAYS.
Friday, July 9, 2010
LATEST UPDATE ON KOLKATA HIGH COURT CASE
Due to lack of time the case could not be heard today. Mostly the same likely to be posted next week. Nothing is in our hands.
KOLKATA HIGH COURT CASE POSTED FOR TODAY
COURT NO. 14
HON'BLE JUSTICE PRATAP KUMAR RAY
HON'BLE JUSTICE MRINAL KANTI SINHA
11. WP.CT 261/2008 SAMIRAN ROY & ORS Vs NILAY SENGUPTA
CAN 3238/2010 UNION OF INDIA & ORS
HON'BLE JUSTICE PRATAP KUMAR RAY
HON'BLE JUSTICE MRINAL KANTI SINHA
11. WP.CT 261/2008 SAMIRAN ROY & ORS Vs NILAY SENGUPTA
CAN 3238/2010 UNION OF INDIA & ORS
Monday, July 5, 2010
Revision of option exercised under Rule 6 of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008
Revision of option exercised under Rule 6 of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008
F.No.7/14/2010-E.III (A)
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Expenditure
New Delhi, the 5th July, 2010.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject:- Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008- Revision of option exercised under Rule 6 of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008
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In accordance with the provisions contained in Rule 11 of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008, where a Government servant opts to continue to draw his pay in the existing scale from the 1st day of January 2006 and switch over to the revised scale from a date later than the 1st day of January, 2006, his pay from the later date in the revised scale is required to be fixed under Rule 11(i) of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008. As per Rule 5 of these Rules, this option to switch over to the revised pay structure from a date later than 1.1.2006 is available to a Government Servant:
(i) Who elects to continue to draw pay in the existing scale until the date on which he earns his next or any subsequent increment in the existing scale or until he vacates his post or ceases to draw pay in that scale.
(ii) who has been placed in a higher pay scale between 1.1.2006 and the date of notification of these Rules on account of promotion, upgradation of pay scale etc. the Government servant may elect to switch over to the revised pay structure from the date of such promotion, up-gradation etc.
3. As per Rule 6 (1) of Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008 the option in the format appended to the Second Schedule was required to be exercised within three months from the date of issue of these Rules.
4. Further Rule 6 (4) provided that the option once exercised shall be final. The Staff Side has represented on this issue and have requested that the first option exercised may not be treated as final keeping in view the new system of pay band and grade pays and that employees may be allowed to revise their option if the option is more beneficial to them.
5. On further consideration and in exercise of the powers available under Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008, the President is pleased to decide that in relaxation of stipulation under Rule 6 (4) of these Rules employees may be permitted to revise their initial option upto 31.12.2010 if the option is more beneficial to them. The revised option shall be intimated to the Head of his Office by the Government servant in accordance with the provision of Rule 6 (2) of the Revised Pay Rules, 2008.
6. In so far as persons serving in Indian Audit and Accounts Department are concerned, these orders issue after consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor General of India.
(Renu Jain)
Deputy Secretary to the Government of India
F.No.7/14/2010-E.III (A)
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Expenditure
New Delhi, the 5th July, 2010.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject:- Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008- Revision of option exercised under Rule 6 of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008
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In accordance with the provisions contained in Rule 11 of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008, where a Government servant opts to continue to draw his pay in the existing scale from the 1st day of January 2006 and switch over to the revised scale from a date later than the 1st day of January, 2006, his pay from the later date in the revised scale is required to be fixed under Rule 11(i) of the Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008. As per Rule 5 of these Rules, this option to switch over to the revised pay structure from a date later than 1.1.2006 is available to a Government Servant:
(i) Who elects to continue to draw pay in the existing scale until the date on which he earns his next or any subsequent increment in the existing scale or until he vacates his post or ceases to draw pay in that scale.
(ii) who has been placed in a higher pay scale between 1.1.2006 and the date of notification of these Rules on account of promotion, upgradation of pay scale etc. the Government servant may elect to switch over to the revised pay structure from the date of such promotion, up-gradation etc.
3. As per Rule 6 (1) of Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008 the option in the format appended to the Second Schedule was required to be exercised within three months from the date of issue of these Rules.
4. Further Rule 6 (4) provided that the option once exercised shall be final. The Staff Side has represented on this issue and have requested that the first option exercised may not be treated as final keeping in view the new system of pay band and grade pays and that employees may be allowed to revise their option if the option is more beneficial to them.
5. On further consideration and in exercise of the powers available under Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008, the President is pleased to decide that in relaxation of stipulation under Rule 6 (4) of these Rules employees may be permitted to revise their initial option upto 31.12.2010 if the option is more beneficial to them. The revised option shall be intimated to the Head of his Office by the Government servant in accordance with the provision of Rule 6 (2) of the Revised Pay Rules, 2008.
6. In so far as persons serving in Indian Audit and Accounts Department are concerned, these orders issue after consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor General of India.
(Renu Jain)
Deputy Secretary to the Government of India
Sunday, July 4, 2010
AN UPDATE BY AICEIA
Saturday, July 3, 2010
UPDATE
A meeting of the President, Secretary General, Assistant Secretary General, and Liaison Secretary was held on 02.07.2010 at Chennai. The Working President couldn’t attend due to domestic pressures. Vice President (SZ), Joint Secretary (SZ) and President, Chennai attended the meeting.
The meeting reviewed the status of various issues and deliberated on the action to be taken.
The meeting discussed the difficulty caused to the members at large due to the stay on promotions to the cadre of Superintendent of Central Excise and to that of Assistant Commissioner in terms of the order of the Honourable High Court of Calcutta. The stay order was issued in the month of March and every one expected that the stay would be vacated well in time to issue the promotion orders after the calendar DPC. But the delay occurred in collecting and collating data for finalizing the counter affidavit of the department delayed the matter. Subsequent to the filing of the Counter Affidavit, the petitioners were granted time to file their rejoinder. There is yet another reason that is delaying the matter further – the non constitution of division bench in the Honourable Court. It is expected that all processes would be completed and the case would be listed shortly.
Yet, there could be two contingencies which may require action on our part. One is that the case is not being listed even after the constitution of the Division Bench and the other is the non vacation of the stay order after hearing. We are of the view that in such a scenario, the Association or some affected individual, next in line for promotion, would have to implead in the case for a limited purpose of modifying the order so as to permit the Department to issue promotion orders on an ad hoc basis, subject to the final out come of the petition. In this regard we make it crystal clear that the association is in no way contesting or defending the relief prayed for by the petitioners before the Court, rather we are of the firm belief that whatever is provided by the Constitution of India and other laws for the up-liftment of our unfortunate brethren should be extended to them in letter and spirit. At the same time the association also has to strike a balance vis-à-vis the interests of the members at large, some of them who has not been benefited by ACP/MACP may retire in this month or next, loosing their promotion between the cup and the lip, there by loosing on their pension for the rest of their life. In these circumstances, it was decided that we would implead in the case in the event the petition is not getting listed even after a week from the constitution of the Division Bench or if the stay order is not modified even after hearing.
The meeting considered the apprehension expressed by various corners regarding the ongoing restructuring exercise and the opinions that the restructuring should be rejected in toto. It was decided that the Association should not be party to any move to derail the process. Our role now would be to ensure that the commitments given by the authorities in our discussion with them are not diluted in any stage before the implementation. Simultaneously, we should avail all opportunities to bargain for more and to get the ratio between excise & customs revised.
The meeting placed on record their appreciation to Com. Sanjay Srinivasan, Secretary, AICEIA Pune Circle for having obtained valuable information on grant of notional fixation of pay to other ministries which is relevant to our case. The issue would be addressed afresh utilizing these inputs.
Before signing off, I wish to express my strong reservations on some of the comments placed in the blog. The facility to place comments was given as a measure to receive constructive criticism, opinions, feed back from members and also as an indicator of the highest democratic values cherished by this organization. Most of the other service organizations do not offer this facility. We know very well that many of the comments are from non members – not only of the association, but also of the cadre. But we have always felt that the person penning the comment have some interest in this cadre. Of late, some of the comments are on the borderline of vulgarity, which place the entire cadre in bad light. This site is viewed by large number of non-members. Don’t be under the impression that the leadership of the association would be annoyed and demoralized with such comments. We have sufficient resilience to see through these comments. If you want the satisfaction of using foul language, please do that by emails to our mail IDs and spare the exhibition of filth in public. I request everyone to maintain decorum and dignity while commenting on the blog; lest, we would be constrained to disband the facility.
ARUN ZACHARIAH.P
PRESIDENT, AICEIA.
Blogger romance said...
AICEIA- koushik roy and ICESTEA koneruprabhakar are two good brother assosciations doing things in two directions. IRS officers enjoying both assosciations struggle. in shillong 23 years inspectors r pulling lifes. start fighting unitedly, constructively , instead of having different opinions.after all we r brother inspectors and we r not opposite party politicians. if two good heroes fight each other villains/troubles enjoy. if two good heroes fight unitedly villains/ troubles will be demolished.
July 4, 2010 9:35 AM
Blogger Vikas_A said...
Thanks for the update Mr. Zachariah. We are anxiously waiting for the restructuring to come and bring some respite for us. We at Lucknow are about to complete 18 years as Inspectors and restructuring seems to be the only hope for us. Any time frame for its implementation?
Vikas
July 4, 2010 10:59 AM
Blogger romance said...
as per news 7000 posts of group B,C,D, will be surrendered and board has signed for that cadre restructuring..... for 100 lower posts surrender .....one commissioner post will come........IRS officers lobby........only High power committee report will save us and GST MOVEMENT .....may bring new posts.....so as per cadre restructuring ,...........there is no hope........now it is time both the unions combinedly fight strategically.
July 4, 2010 11:16 AM
Blogger P.Vigneshwar Raju said...
Thanks for an update. What ever the cause we must stay united. It is very sad that the Shillong brothers are waiting with 23 years service. I think Income Tax the same batch people must be either Deputy Commissioners or Joint Commissioners. They have unity they achieve everything unitedly, why not we?
I request the unit representatives to take initiative for completion of DPC pending vacation of stay, so that there is no further delay in issuing promotions.
July 4, 2010 11:19 AM
UPDATE
A meeting of the President, Secretary General, Assistant Secretary General, and Liaison Secretary was held on 02.07.2010 at Chennai. The Working President couldn’t attend due to domestic pressures. Vice President (SZ), Joint Secretary (SZ) and President, Chennai attended the meeting.
The meeting reviewed the status of various issues and deliberated on the action to be taken.
The meeting discussed the difficulty caused to the members at large due to the stay on promotions to the cadre of Superintendent of Central Excise and to that of Assistant Commissioner in terms of the order of the Honourable High Court of Calcutta. The stay order was issued in the month of March and every one expected that the stay would be vacated well in time to issue the promotion orders after the calendar DPC. But the delay occurred in collecting and collating data for finalizing the counter affidavit of the department delayed the matter. Subsequent to the filing of the Counter Affidavit, the petitioners were granted time to file their rejoinder. There is yet another reason that is delaying the matter further – the non constitution of division bench in the Honourable Court. It is expected that all processes would be completed and the case would be listed shortly.
Yet, there could be two contingencies which may require action on our part. One is that the case is not being listed even after the constitution of the Division Bench and the other is the non vacation of the stay order after hearing. We are of the view that in such a scenario, the Association or some affected individual, next in line for promotion, would have to implead in the case for a limited purpose of modifying the order so as to permit the Department to issue promotion orders on an ad hoc basis, subject to the final out come of the petition. In this regard we make it crystal clear that the association is in no way contesting or defending the relief prayed for by the petitioners before the Court, rather we are of the firm belief that whatever is provided by the Constitution of India and other laws for the up-liftment of our unfortunate brethren should be extended to them in letter and spirit. At the same time the association also has to strike a balance vis-à-vis the interests of the members at large, some of them who has not been benefited by ACP/MACP may retire in this month or next, loosing their promotion between the cup and the lip, there by loosing on their pension for the rest of their life. In these circumstances, it was decided that we would implead in the case in the event the petition is not getting listed even after a week from the constitution of the Division Bench or if the stay order is not modified even after hearing.
The meeting considered the apprehension expressed by various corners regarding the ongoing restructuring exercise and the opinions that the restructuring should be rejected in toto. It was decided that the Association should not be party to any move to derail the process. Our role now would be to ensure that the commitments given by the authorities in our discussion with them are not diluted in any stage before the implementation. Simultaneously, we should avail all opportunities to bargain for more and to get the ratio between excise & customs revised.
The meeting placed on record their appreciation to Com. Sanjay Srinivasan, Secretary, AICEIA Pune Circle for having obtained valuable information on grant of notional fixation of pay to other ministries which is relevant to our case. The issue would be addressed afresh utilizing these inputs.
Before signing off, I wish to express my strong reservations on some of the comments placed in the blog. The facility to place comments was given as a measure to receive constructive criticism, opinions, feed back from members and also as an indicator of the highest democratic values cherished by this organization. Most of the other service organizations do not offer this facility. We know very well that many of the comments are from non members – not only of the association, but also of the cadre. But we have always felt that the person penning the comment have some interest in this cadre. Of late, some of the comments are on the borderline of vulgarity, which place the entire cadre in bad light. This site is viewed by large number of non-members. Don’t be under the impression that the leadership of the association would be annoyed and demoralized with such comments. We have sufficient resilience to see through these comments. If you want the satisfaction of using foul language, please do that by emails to our mail IDs and spare the exhibition of filth in public. I request everyone to maintain decorum and dignity while commenting on the blog; lest, we would be constrained to disband the facility.
ARUN ZACHARIAH.P
PRESIDENT, AICEIA.
Blogger romance said...
AICEIA- koushik roy and ICESTEA koneruprabhakar are two good brother assosciations doing things in two directions. IRS officers enjoying both assosciations struggle. in shillong 23 years inspectors r pulling lifes. start fighting unitedly, constructively , instead of having different opinions.after all we r brother inspectors and we r not opposite party politicians. if two good heroes fight each other villains/troubles enjoy. if two good heroes fight unitedly villains/ troubles will be demolished.
July 4, 2010 9:35 AM
Blogger Vikas_A said...
Thanks for the update Mr. Zachariah. We are anxiously waiting for the restructuring to come and bring some respite for us. We at Lucknow are about to complete 18 years as Inspectors and restructuring seems to be the only hope for us. Any time frame for its implementation?
Vikas
July 4, 2010 10:59 AM
Blogger romance said...
as per news 7000 posts of group B,C,D, will be surrendered and board has signed for that cadre restructuring..... for 100 lower posts surrender .....one commissioner post will come........IRS officers lobby........only High power committee report will save us and GST MOVEMENT .....may bring new posts.....so as per cadre restructuring ,...........there is no hope........now it is time both the unions combinedly fight strategically.
July 4, 2010 11:16 AM
Blogger P.Vigneshwar Raju said...
Thanks for an update. What ever the cause we must stay united. It is very sad that the Shillong brothers are waiting with 23 years service. I think Income Tax the same batch people must be either Deputy Commissioners or Joint Commissioners. They have unity they achieve everything unitedly, why not we?
I request the unit representatives to take initiative for completion of DPC pending vacation of stay, so that there is no further delay in issuing promotions.
July 4, 2010 11:19 AM
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