All India Audit & Accounts Association

The National Executive Committee that met at New Delhi on 23-24 July 2013 decided that a team from the NE would visit stations and interact with the leaders, activists and members so as to ensure reinvigoration of the organisation.

The programme of visits is being finalised and shall be communicated by next week. It is felt that certain inputs from the Units would help the visits to be more effective and purposeful. Every Unit, therefore, is requested to give a detailed response to the questionnaire given below.

1. What is the strength of the Executive Committee as per Constitution. Specify if the actual strength varies (EC for 2013-14).

2. How many times the Executive Committee met during the period 2012-13, what was the average attendance in the EC meetings?

3. When the election to the EC was held (in 2013)?

4. Whether the EC regularly discuss the circulars from HQr and Confederation and also Auditlekha Samanvay?

5. What is membership after the latest verification – please specify the percentage with reference to the total number of eligible membership?

6. Whether reporting on the 46^th Conference was made in the EC meeting, activist meeting and General Body meeting?

7. Please state the rate of subscription and when it was revised last.

8. Please send copy of the audited statement of accounts along with annual report for the year 2012-13 and also copy of the letter submitted to the Department with audited accounts. (pl furnish it, even if sent along with the list of new EC).

10. During the year 2012-13 & from April – July 2013, how many correspondences have been made with local Authority?

11. i) How many formal meetings have been held with PAG/AG/DG/PD and how many times met the authorities informally – during the period mentioned at 10.

12. i) Whether Office Council is functioning & when the last meeting was held.

ii) When the agenda for Office Council meetings was submitted last. (This is not applicable to Category II Associations).

13. i) How many GB meeting held Since April 2012?

ii) Whether GB meetings are held jointly by Cat II and III/ how many held were jointly?

iii) Whether joint GB held with AOs Association, if so how many?

For all points above the period under reference is 2012-13 and 2013-14 (upto 31^st August 2013)

14. Please elaborate the role of the Unit in the functioning of Confederation in your station –

i) The position held by the unit in the State/local COC set up.

ii) Do your Unit attend all the meetings of Confederation/COC?

iii) Pl specify the actions during the last one year where the Unit took leadership role in the implementation of Confederation calls.

All the Units may take the task of furnishing the above information to HQr with all seriousness, within a short time.

With greetings,

Yours fraternally

(M.S.Raja)

Secretary General

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Circular 16

Dear Comrades,

Please find Circular 16-2013 posted below. Copy of the SC decision on Review petition has already been mailed to all.

With greetings

Yours fraternally,

M. S. Raja

Secretary General

ALL INDIA AUDIT & ACCOUNTS ASSOCIATION

CSV WARRIER BHAWAN

15/1089-90, VASUNDHARA, VASUNDHARA (P.O.), Dt. GHAZIABAD (U.P), PIN-201012

Ph: 0120-2881727/0 – 98681 45667

E-mail: auditflag@gmail.com

Website: www.auditflag.blogspot.com

Reference: AIA/Circular-16/2013 Dated: 3^rd August 2013

Unit Secretaries,

Members & Spl. Invitees – NE &

Members of Women's Committee

Dear Comrades,

THE JUDICIAL PROCESS IN PAY PARITY ARREARS CASE REACHES ITS FINALITY-

REVIEW PETITION DISMISSED

The victory of Junior Accounts Assistants of Railway Accounts in the legal fight over the payment of arrears on account of upgradation of pay scales of audit and accounts employees with effect from 1.1.1996 was reported in our Circular 4 dated 26^th February 2013. To make things fresh, a brief of the same is reproduced.

The pay of UDCs in IA&AD and Assistants in CSS were at par upto the year 1919. With the implementation the Islington Commission report (on pay revision etc.), the UDCs of IA&AD were downgraded. The struggle for restoration of parity in pay scale is as old. The All India Audit & Accounts Association was formed on 15^th April 1923 with the idea of forming a body that could represent to the Imperial government on the issue of restoration of pay parity.

It took years for the 'petitioning' Association to become an Association that leads struggles on the issue parity and other issues; negotiate on the strength of struggles. After much protracted struggles and negotiations backed by agitations, the issue of parity in pay scale was partially settled in 1984 with the restructuring of cadres in IA&AD. But that left good number of personnel high and dry and the effort for total parity continued. The 4^th CPC extended the parity in pay scales to all sections, including the organised Accounts that were left out of the restructuring of cadres in IA&AD, effected from 1.3.1984. (Of the Organised Accounts, Civil Accounts and Postal Accounts were an integral part of IA&AD up till 1^st Sept 1976).

The parity that was achieved in 1984 and broader parity achieved with the recommendation of 4^th CPC from 1.4.1987 was breached when the government unilaterally upgraded the pay of Assistants in CSS w.e.f 1.1.1986 in 1990. The struggle for restoration of parity gained momentum under the banner of JAC of Accounts and Audit Employees Organisations.

After a long, sustained efforts of the then JAC leadership backed by various forms of agitations including two strikes throughout the country across audit and accounts organisations, the parity was restored vide an OM dated 28^th February 2003, notionally with effect from 1.1.1996 and actually from 19.2.2003.

JAC continued its efforts to get related issues resolved through dialogue. Some of the employees from Railway accounts approached court of law in various stations for getting the upgradation of pay scale – restoration of parity – actually from 1.1.1996.

CAT, Ernakulam upheld the contention of Shri Jose Sebastian and others that they are entitled for arrears of pay from 1.1.1996 to 18.2.2003. The case was fought at different courts by the All India Railway Accounts Staff Association, which is a constituent of JAC. The High Court of Kerala and the Supreme Court also upheld the CAT judgement.

The government as is its wont, instead of implementing the CAT judgement universally, went on a review petition and the same bench that considered the SLP has dismissed the review petition also. HQr has mailed the copy of the judgement to all the units and a copy is enclosed along with this circular.

We have written to CAG

Immediately on receipt of the copy of SC's decision on SLP filed by Government, we had written to Govt (from JAC) as well as to CAG for its universal implementation. Again we have written to CAG.

If the government does not implement it for all similarly placed personnel – from Auditor/ Accountant to AAOs – we may also have to consider steps that will force the government to implement it for all. HQr would consult other constituents of JAC and take appropriate decision.

Disruptor's can never be saviours, they will always be spoilers

Disruption was initiated by those who said that parity should be demanded only for Audit. They did not want to fight, took recourse to court. The All India Audit & Accounts Association took the stand that court cases on higher pay scale etc (not on date of effect, please note) can be a double edged sword, it can cut either way.

The result is for everybody to see. The case, won at lower level, was rejected by SC and curative petition was also dismissed. That is the only contribution of these disruptors – i.e. they got the parity with Assistants in CSS rejected by SC, giving a handle to forever. Great contribution for the cause of Audit employees!

There is an attempt by another section of disruptors to make claims on the victory of All India Railway Accounts Staff Association. They even propagate that it is their case, shamelessly.

Our Salutes

All India Audit & Accounts Association is clear in its perspective – that on the issue of principle of parity in pay scale, courts cannot be solution and only negotiation backed by agitation will bring results. But on issues such as date of effect etc. the victory of Railway Accounts comrades are quite satisfying and we congratulate the rank and file of All India Railway Accounts Staff Association for the magnificent gift to the entirely of Audit and Accounts movements.

With greetings,

Yours fraternally

(M.S.Raja)

Secretary General

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Circular 15

Dear Comrades

Please find Circular 15-2013 posted below.

With greetings,

Yours fraternally

M. S. Raja

Secretary General

ALL INDIA AUDIT & ACCOUNTS ASSOCIATION

CSV WARRIER BHAWAN

15/1089-90, VASUNDHARA, VASUNDHARA (P.O.), Dt. GHAZIABAD (U.P), PIN-201012

Ph: 0120-2881727/4101593/ 0 – 98681 45667

E-mail: auditflag@gmail.com

Website: www.auditflag.blogspot.com

Reference: AIA/Circular-15/2013 Dated: 30^th July 2013

Unit Secretaries,

Members & Spl. Invitees – NE &

Members of Women's Committee

Dear Comrades,

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE ENDORSES CONFEDERTION SECRETARIAT DECISIONS

The Secretariat of Confederation met on 22^nd August 2013 under the Presidentship of Com KKN Kutty, President.

The Secretariat considered the discussion with AIRF and AIDEF Federations held on 29^th June 2013 that evolved a consensus on the following 7-point Charter of Demands on the which struggles will have to be organised if the Government does not resolve them. The demands are:

1. Set up the 7^th CPC and frame its terms of reference after consultation with Staff Side.

2. Merge DA with pay for all purposes.

3. Scrap the New Contributory Pension Scheme.

4. Regularize (a) Gramin Dak Sevaks of Postal Department.(b)Daily rated workers , (c) Contract Labourers:

5. Remove 5% Ceiling on Compassionate appointments.

6. Settle all 6^th CPC anomalies raised in the National Anomaly Committee and implement the Arbitration Awards.

7. Remove Ceiling of Rs. 3500 on computation of Bonus

The Secretariat meeting after detailed discussion decided that the Confederation shall pursue the 15 point Charter of demands independently at the same time taking lead in strengthening common front with Railway and Defence Federations. The meeting further decided to mobilise the rank and file for an indefinite strike on these demands.

Confederation therefore decided the following programmes:

1. To organise state level Joint Strike Conventions of COC with the participation of all affiliated Unions/Associations/Federations during the month of August 2013.

2. To organise mass Relay Dharna at different places in all important during the first week of September 2013 (from 2^nd Sept to 7^th Sept 2013).

3. To conduct nationwide strike ballot during the last week of September 2013 (on 25, 26 and 27^th September 2013).

4. To convene the CWC meetings of all affiliated Unions/Associations/Federations before 1^st week of October 2013. Confederation Central HQ leaders may be invited to attend the meeting.

The Confederation Secretariat also took the following decisions:-

Women's Convention

The meeting decided to organise the All India Women's Convention in the month of 3^rd week of October 2013 at New Delhi. Date of the Convention and other details shall be communicated later.

National Convention of Central Trade Unions

The Central office bearers of the Confederation shall attend the Convention of Central Trade Unions on 6^th August 2013 at New Delhi.

Confederation Circular is enclosed.

The National Executive Committee of All India Audit & Accounts Association in its meeting on 23-24 July 2013 at New Delhi endorsed the decisions of the Confederation. The meeting called upon every unit to take steps for the successful implementation of the above decisions.

The NE meeting further decided that CHQ leaders shall visit all stations in a team to popularise the demands and mobilise the members for the successful implementation of the above decisions.

AVAILING LEGAL RECOURSE DECIDED BY NE

The policy and programme resolution adopted by the 46^th Conference stated: ". The 46^th Conference therefore resolves to pursue the demands organisationally and legally wherever required and feasible, independently as well as under the banner of Joint Action Committee of Accounts and Audit Employees and Officers Organisations."

In the light of the sanction from the 46^th Conference, the National Executive Committee meeting decided to avail the legal recourse on certain issues where discussions have reached a dead end and scope for mass action is limited. The NE meeting decided to take up the issue of anomaly in the pay of direct recruitee vis-à-vis promotee as a priority one. Further details shall be intimated, including financial aspect of pursuing the legal option, in due course. It was decided to file the case in the Principal CAT, New Delhi.

It was also decided that the anomaly in the pay of AAOs of those who joined on or after 1^st Jan 2006 vis-à-vis those joined or promoted before 1^st Jan 2006 is also to be explored for legal recourse. There may be a situation in other cadres also, but because of lack of direct recruitment during the period, number of cases may be limited. Units may kindly intimate HQr if such cases do exist or not.

With greetings,

Yours fraternally

(M.S.Raja)

Secretary General

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES & WORKERS

(CENTRAL HEAD QUARTERS)

1^st Floor, North Avenue Post office Building, New Delhi – 110001

Circular No. 2/2013 Dated – 23.07.2013

NATIONAL SECRETARIAT MEETING

22.07.2013 – NEW DELHI

CONFEDERATION DECIDES TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT FOR INDEFINITE STRIKE

Dear Comrades,

The first meeting of the National Secretariat of the Confederation was held at New Delhi on 22.07.2013. Com. K. K. N. Kutty, National President, presided. The following office bearers were present:

Com. S. K. Vyas (Advisor), Com. K. K. N. Kutty (President), Com. M. S. Raja (Working President), Com. Giriraj Singh (Vice President), Com. M. Durai Pandian (Vice President), Com. N. Somaiah (Vice President), Com. M. Krishnan (Secretary General), Com. K. V. Jayaraj (Asst Secretary), Com. Pijush Roy (Asst. Secretary) Com. Ishwar Singh Dabas (Asst. Secretary), Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee (Financial Secretary), Com. G. Mani Achari (Org. Secretary) Com. R. P. Singh (Org. Secretary) Com. Arup Chatterjee (Org. Secretary).

The following office bearers applied for leave/expressed their inability to attend:

Com. R. N. Parashar (Asst. Secretary) Com. C. P. Shobhana (Org. Secretary) Com. Venkata Subramanian (Org. Secretary), Com. K. P. Rajagopal (Secretary)

The following office bearers could not reach due to train late/cancellation:

Com. T. Narasimhan (Vice President), Com. B. Krishna Gaud (Asst. Secretary), Com. Nilesh D. Nasare (Org. Secretary) Com. P. Suresh (Org. Secretary) Com. V. Nageswara Rao (Org. Secretary), Com. T. Satyanarayana (Org. Secretary), Com. T. K. R. Pillai (Auditor).

The following comrades were absent:

Com. Ashok B. Salunkhe (Vice President), Com. Ashok Kumar Kanojia (Org Secretary) Com. R. Seethalakshmi (Org. Secretary), Com. Y. Purohit (Org. Secretary).

Before Commencement the meeting paid homage to Late Com. Samar Mukherjee, Ex-MP and Veteran Parliamentarian by observing two minutes silence.

Com. S. K. Vyas, Advisor, in his opening remarks, explained the background of events which led to the formation of a Joint Council of Action of Railway (AIRF) Defence (AIDEF) and Confederation and also pointed out its weaknesses and limitations. He stressed the need to further strengthen the unity. He opined that on the 15 point charter of demands, Confederation must conduct its own independent campaign and agitational programmes. If the Railway and defence Federations come forward for serious agitational programmes including indefinite strike we must join such campaign and strike action.

Com. K. Raghavendran, Ex-Working President, Confederation also addressed the meeting. Thereafter discussion on all agenda items took place.

The following are the main highlights and decision of the National Secretariat meeting

1. Review of 24^th National Conference held at Kolkata from 4^th to 6^th May 2013

Com. M. Krishnan, Secretary General made a brief presentation of the Conference proceedings, which was approved by the house after discussion.

2. 15 Pointes charter of demands and future course of action.

The meeting decided to organize independent campaign and agitational programmes culminating in indefinite strike. The specific decisions were:

(i) To organize state level joint strike conventions of C-o-C with the participation of all affiliated unions/Associations/Federations during the month of August 2013. Wherever the C-O-C functioning is not satisfactory or has no participation of district units, efforts must be taken to revamp the committee.

(ii) To organize mass Relay dharna at different places in all important stations during the first week of September 2013 (from 02.09.2013 to 07.09.2013).

(iii)To conduct nationwide strike ballot during the last week of September 2013 (On 25, 26 and 27^th September) Model of the ballot will be sent later.

(iv)To convene the Central Working Committee/Central Executive committee meetings of all affiliated unions/Associations/Federations before the 1^st week of October 2013. All India Office Bearers of the Confederation may be invited to attend the meeting.

3. Joint programme of AIRF, AIDEF and Confederation:

It was decided to make all out effort to further strengthen the Joint council of action (JCA) and also to launch serious agitational programmes culminating in indefinite strike before December 2013.

4. Formation of State Committees and District Committees

It was decided to reorganize the COCs which are defunct or not functioning satisfactorily. This is to be done when the state level strike campaign conventions are organized. Participation of representatives of all affiliates should be ensured in the conventions.

5. Conducting of All India Mahila Convention of the Confederation.

It was decided to conduct two day's All India Mahila Convention at New Delhi in the 3^rd week of October 2013. C-O-C Delhi has agreed to host the Mahila Convention. Delegate fee shall be Rs.600/- per delegate. Participation of maximum number of Lady comrades from all states/affiliates should be ensured.

6. Organising Trade Union Education Camp:

It was decided to hold the Trade Union Education Camp at Mumbai in November/December 2013. Number of participants shall be 150 (maximum). Delegate fee Rs. 600/- per delegate Postal, ITEF, Audit & Accounts and Atomic Energy delegates accommodation shall be arranged by their respective Federations. C-O-C Mumbai shall function as the Reception committee. Date and Venue will be intimated later.

7. Publication of journal

Decided to publish a monthly journal. Name of the journal shall be "CONFEDERATION NEWS" (subject to availability at RNI) Editorial Board shall consist of Com. S. K. Vyas (Advisor) Com. K. K. N. Kutty (President) Com. M. S. Raja (Working President) Com. M .Krishnan (Secretary General) com. K. P. Rajagopal (Secretary) and Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee (Financial Secretary).

8. Financial Review:

Financial Secretary shall present the actual picture in the next meeting. Meanwhile letters should be sent to all affiliated unions to remit the arrears of quota immediately.

9. Letter from ITEF and reply

A letter received from Secretary General, ITEF and the reply given, regarding the election of new office bearers of the Confederation was presented in the meeting by the Secretary General, Confederation. It was decided to send an appeal letter to the ITEF requesting them to resolve the issue amicably.

10. Affiliation to new organizations:

The application for affiliation received from the following two organisations was considered and it is decided to grant affiliation subject to their accepting the terms & conditions for affiliation.

(i) Indian School of Mines Karmachari Sangh, Dhanbad.

(ii) Song and Drama Division Employees Associations, New Delhi

11. National Convention of Central Trade Unions on 6^th August 2013.

The available National Secretariat members/leaders at Delhi will attend the convention on 6^th.

President, Com. K. K. N. Kutty in his concluding remarks, briefed decisions taken in the meeting. The meeting ended at 5 PM.

IMPLEMENT THE DECISIONS

All office Bearers, State Committees, other C-O-Cs and Affiliated Unions/ Associations/ Federations are requested to implement the above mentioned decisions of the National Secretariat meeting, WITHOUT FAIL.

This may be treated as most urgent/important,

Fraternally yours,

Sd/- Sd-

(K. K. N. Kutty) (M. Krishnan)

President Secretary General

Mob: 09811048303 Mob: 09447068125

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Circular 14

Dear Comrades

Please find Circular 14 posted below.

With greetings

M. S. Raja

Secretary General

ALL INDIA AUDIT & ACCOUNTS ASSOCIATION

CSV WARRIER BHAWAN

15/1089-90, VASUNDHARA, VASUNDHARA (P.O.), Dt. GHAZIABAD (U.P), PIN-201012

Ph: 0120-2881727/4101593/ 0 – 98681 45667

E-mail: auditflag@gmail.com

Website: www.auditflag.blogspot.com

Reference: AIA/Circular-14/2013 Dated: 28^th July 2013

Unit Secretaries,

Members & Spl. Invitees – NE &

Members of Women's Committee

Dear Comrades,

NATIONAL EXECUTIVE CALLS FOR

SUSTAINED, INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN ON CHARTER OF DEMANDS

The National Executive of the Association met at New Delhi on 23-24 July 2013. The following were present.

Comrades 1. M. Duraipandian, President, 2. Subhash Chandra Pandey, Vice President 3. Jagdish Panchal, Vice President, 4. V. Nageswara Rao, Additional Secretary General 5. K.L. Gautam, Additional Secretary General 6. Anindya Mitra, Finance Secretary 7. K.C. Mathai, Assistant Secretary General 8. Tapas Bose, Assistant Secretary General, 9. Anil Kumar, Assistant Secretary General, 10. Kamalesh Choudhury, Assistant Secretary General, 11. O. S. Sudhakaran, Assistant Secretary General, in addition to the Secretary General.

Com V Sreekumar, Additional Secretary General and Com Partha Guha, Asstt. Secretary General applied for leave of absence. There was no intimation from Com Ninakumari Kujur, Convener, Women's Committee.

Comrades SK Vyas, Subrata Saha, and R. J. Iyer - special invitees – attended the meeting. Comrades V. K. Bhambhi and Veer Singh also attended the meeting as special invitees. Comrades M Nalini, Chairperson, Women's Committee, JK Prajapati, Amitava Chatterjee and Arul D Rajkumar also applied for leave for absence.

46^th Conference – Review

The NE meeting reviewed the conduct of 46^th Conference, noted that despite the Conference having been held at a station in the North East, it had a good participation. Security aspects in the region and the restrictions imposed by the Government had to be followed, causing clubbing of agenda items for want of time. Because of the security conditions, night sessions – an integral part of our Conferences – had to be completely done away with. The NE decided to hold a CWC meeting at the earliest to discuss the agenda on organisation.

Organisation

NE held a detailed discussion on the organisational position prevailing today. The meeting identified certain deficiencies in the functioning of the Association at different levels and decided to address them in a time bound and phased manner.

The meeting decided that a team of Office-bearers would be made in charge of stations where they would visit periodically and hold extensive discussions on organisational matters and lead campaigns on common issues of central government employees and departmental issues. Three teams under the leadership of Com M Duraipandian, President, Com MS Raja, Secretary General and Com V Nageswara Rao, Additional Secretary General has been decided. Other members of each team would be decided by the Secretariat. Each unit would be intimated separately about the visit of the team and their schedule in advance.

Meeting with CAG, DAI

We have sought meeting with CAG. CAG is yet to grant meeting to any Federation. We have also submitted agenda for formal (bilateral) meeting with DAI. It is expected that the meeting may materialise in the month of August 2013. Agenda items are published in the July 2013 issue of Auditlekha Samanvay.

Departmental Council

The last meeting of Departmental Council was held in July 2012 for electing Leader and Secretary, Staff Side. Since then we have been writing to members of the departmental Council nominated by other Federations to forward agenda items for submission to the Chairman, Departmental Council. Nobody from other Federations had responded. Consequently we have submitted the agenda for Departmental Council Meeting. The detailed agenda with explanatory memorandum is being published in Auditlekha Samanvay. The agenda in brief is given as annexure to this Circular.

The National Executive requests all the units to propose items or give inputs for finalising the agenda for departmental council.

Nominations to Departmental Council

The National Executive Committee considered vacancies in the Departmental Council – due to Com V Sreekumar becoming AAO and Com. R Venkataraman's ill-health and decided to replace them with Com Subrata Saha from Defence Audit and Com Vasant K Bhambhi, Accounts Cat III, Ahmedabad.

The National Executive Committee further decided to invite Com Veer Singh and Vasant Bhambhi (Departmental Council Members) to the National Executive and CWC meetings.

With greetings,

Yours fraternally

(M.S.Raja)

Secretary General

Agenda Items for 28^th Ordinary meeting of

Departmental Council /JCM (IA & AD)

1. Discussion on the Action Taken Report on 27^th Ordinary meeting of Departmental Council

2. Implementation of Scheme of Joint Consultative Machinery & Compulsory Arbitration (JCM & CA) on the basis of the Scheme and Constitution of JCM & CA and the joint intent.

3. Implementation of CCS (RSA) Rules, 1993 in its true format and as per the OMs issued by the nodal ministry.

4. Implementation of the standing orders on the functional facility to recognised Associations as per decisions taken in the meetings of National Council, JCM.

5. Replace qualification pay with four advance increments on passing of the departmental confirmatory examination.

6. De-merge Record Keeper post from MTS and Strengthen Record Management Scheme as per provisions of MIR

7. Revisit the decision to close down various Resident Audit Offices/Parties (RAO/RAP)

8. Revise the Honorarium rates upwardly to Rs 10,000/-

9. Revision of sanctioned strength of P&T Audit offices as per the workload of offices

10. Time bound 5 promotions in all cadres

11. Sanction adequate posts so as to discharge mandate under the Constitution and DPC Act

12. Grant of unlimited number of chances for clearing incentive/RA examination

13. Reduction in the percentage of marks to 40% for passing the SAS and incentive/RA examination

14. Increase number of chances for SAS examination to 10.

15. Strengthen Treasury Inspection

16. Strengthen micro level inspection of vouchers.

17. Imparting of Training to newly recruited as well as existing personnel

18. Upgrade the Cadre of LDCs to the scale of 4000-6000, integrate it with DEO post & Re-designate the LDC cadre as Audit/Accounts Assistant.

19. Change of name of DA grade exam into Works Accounts Service

20. Deputation of DAs to State Govt/Corporation Authorities

21. Induction of DAs into IA&AS, assignment of specific percentage

22. Revision of TA/DA rates, treating "on tour" for cultural and sports activities' participants

23. Allow canteen personnel to switch over to mainstream cadres

24. Restoration of scheme of unilateral transfer

25. Extend equal promotional avenues to Stenographers of the same station.

26. Withdraw the provision that MTS will be liable for termination failing to attain minimum qualification in two years

27. Implementation of 20:80 ratio in Higher & Lower grade in Divisional Accountant cadre

28. Fill Up all vacant posts through local recruitment

29. Provision of dual signature on cheques

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