Secretary General and Vice President (North) persuaded the three following issues in New Delhi:
·  Anomaly  of senior drawing less pay than juniors arising out of fixation of pay  after revision of grade pay from 4200/- to 4600/-,
·         Progress of Cadre Review,
·         Renewal of recognition.
The  first point was discussed with different Board officials, Expenditure  Ministry & Dy. Secy. D.O.P&T;  it was understood that the first  part in relation to senior drawing less pay than juniors arising out of  fixation of pay after revision of grade pay from 4200/- to 4600/- is  fixed now and for the manner of fixation part i.e. grant of one  additional increment to all those Inspectors who got promotions or  recruited before 01.01.2006, Expenditure referred the file to D. O. P.  & T.  Board could not issue the order as the two issues are  processed through a single note.  It was assured to us that the Board  would be issuing the letter immediately after getting the file from  D.O.P&T. Hence the confusion regarding fixation of pay at the  minimum of 17140/- is cleared and would be effected shortly.
The  delegation met Joint Secy. (D.O.P&T) Sh. Rajeev Kapoor &  different officials inclusive of Sh. Anant Kumar to get a clear Idea  about the proposal and progress. It was understood that the file is with  Deputy Secretary (D.O.P&T), they are examining the CR proposal  especially for HAG scale; it was further intimated to the delegation  that D.O.P&T is not only sympathetic but also trying to find out  some solution on the acute stagnation of Inspectors &  Superintendents. Till now there was no trace of curtailment of A.C.  posts, discussions are on regarding one time relaxation for filling up  of the posts arising out of CR through promotions only. It was assured  to us that D.O.P&T shall complete its scrutiny within a fortnight  from now and shall send it to Cadre Review Group within the DOPT. Once  it was accepted by Cadre Review Group the rest is the implementation  part. 
Except  Mumbai we have received DDO certificates from almost all parts of this  country, in Mumbai at least more than 1100 members are deducting  membership fees from salary for lack of supervision these DDO  certificates and the contributions are not reaching to the Association.   Members of Mumbai are requested to deposit the cheque in the  Association Bank Account available in this blog. Once again we are able  to submit more than 35% DDO certificates to Board for renewal of  recognition. All  the units are once again requested to submit their All India   contribution forthwith as Association is struggling with lack of fund. 
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