Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Beware of PAN Frauds
The increasing importance of PAN has increased the likeliness of PAN Card identity theft. The safeguarding of the physical copy of the PAN card no longer assures that your card is not being misused. As a majority of transactions demand a photocopy of your PAN card, or simply quoting the Permanent Account Number, it is very easy for your information to be misused for high ticket purchases or benami property transactions. A copy of your PAN card or simply its number can be quoted in transactions, which you are not even a part of.
Setting up of automatic mail processing centre (AMPC) at Hyderabad
HYDERABAD: To sort out mail quickly, the postal department (India Post) will set up its state-of-the art automatic mail processing centre (AMPC) at Pedda Golkonda village near Shamshabad. The integrated facility will sort out letters and parcels at a central place.
On Monday, Union minister of state for communication & information technology Dr Smt Killi Kruparani visited a three-acre site where the AMPC would be built at a cost of Rs 40 crores over a period of two years. Hyderabad would become the third city in the country after Mumbai and Chennai to have an AMPC.
The AMPC would have two machines, one for sorting letters and another for large size articles. The letter sorting machine (LSM) would have the capacity to sort about 35,000 letters per hour, while the mixed mail sorting (MMS) machine could handle 20,000 articles per hour. In Andhra Pradesh Circle, 20 lakh mails are handled daily, with 8.2 lakh of mail pieces handled in Hyderabad city alone.
Another uniqueness feature of these machines is the latest optical character recognition (OCR)-Video Coding System (VCS) that can read address written on mail and sort them to the correct destination.
On Monday, Union minister of state for communication & information technology Dr Smt Killi Kruparani visited a three-acre site where the AMPC would be built at a cost of Rs 40 crores over a period of two years. Hyderabad would become the third city in the country after Mumbai and Chennai to have an AMPC.
The AMPC would have two machines, one for sorting letters and another for large size articles. The letter sorting machine (LSM) would have the capacity to sort about 35,000 letters per hour, while the mixed mail sorting (MMS) machine could handle 20,000 articles per hour. In Andhra Pradesh Circle, 20 lakh mails are handled daily, with 8.2 lakh of mail pieces handled in Hyderabad city alone.
Another uniqueness feature of these machines is the latest optical character recognition (OCR)-Video Coding System (VCS) that can read address written on mail and sort them to the correct destination.
Source:-The Times of India
Differential treatment in fixing pension unfair, rules SC
In fixing pension, no differential treatment can be made among government employees who retired in different periods while taking into consideration their ‘dearness pay’, the Supreme Court has held.
Monday, January 28, 2013
Transfers and postings of Junior Administrative Grade (NFSG) officers of Indian Postal Service, Group A
Directorate has ordered the following transfers & postings in JAG(NFSG) cadre of IPoS Group A vide order no 2-8/2011-SPG dated 28.01.2013.
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Name of the Officer
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Present Post held
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Posting on Transfer
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Remarks
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1
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Sri M.Venkateswarlu
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Director(VP &DE), Postal Directorate, New Delhi
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DPS, Vijayawada Region
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Vice Sri D.S.V.R Murthy transferred
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2
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Sri D.S.V.R.Murthy
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DPS, Vijayawada Region
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DPS, Kurnool Region
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Against post vacant
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Click here to view the said Directorate order in original.
IP (A)SP ANDHRA congratulates both the Officers and wishes them every success in their new posts.
Transfers and postings of the officers of the Grade of Member (Postal Services Board), lndian Postal Service, Group A
Directorate has ordered the following transfers & postings of the officers of the Grade of Member(Postal Services Board) of IPoS Group A vide order no 1-10/2009-SPG dated 28.01.2013.
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Name of the Officer
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Present Post held
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Posting on Transfer
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Remarks
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1
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Sri Kamleshwar Prasad
(IPoS-1977)
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Member (HR), Postal Services Board
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Member (Operations), Postal Services Board
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Vice Sri S.Sarkar transferred
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2
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Sri S.Sarkar
(IPoS-1978)
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Member (Operations), Postal Services Board
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Member (Personnel), Postal Services Board
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Against vacant post
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3
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Ms Kavery Banarjee
(IPoS-1978)
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Member (PLI), Postal Services Board
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Member (Technology), Postal Services Board
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On relief of Ms P.Gopinath
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Sri Kameshwar Prasad will also hold the charge of Member(PLI) on relief of Ms Kavery Banarjee and Sri S.Sarkar will hold the charge of Member(HRD)in addition to their own duties.
Click here to view to view the said Directorate order in original.
Revision of pension of pre-2006 pensioners - reg. (Revised concordance table)
Click here to view Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions, Department of Pension & Pensioners' Welfare OM No.38/37/08-P&PW(A) dated 28th January, 2013.
Transfers & Postings in IP Cadre in Vijayawada Region
R.O Vijayawada has issued the following transfers and postings in Inspector Posts Cadre vide R.O memo no ST-I/9-1/11 dated 28.01.2013.
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Name
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Present Post held
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Posted as
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1
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V.S.L.Narasimha rao
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IP Chilakaluripet Sub Dn
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IP(PMI), O/O PMG, Vijayawada
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2
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A.V.R.K.R.Chitanya
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IP(C&PG), Nellore
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IP, Nellore East Sub Dn
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Postings to the IP candidates of 2012 IP Examination who stands allotted to Vijayawada Region
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1
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C.Kalyan Ram
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P.A, Hindupur Dn
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I.P(C&PG), O/O SPOs Nellore
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2
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Madan Mohan
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P.A, Chittor Dn
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I.P(C&PG), O/O SPOs Khammam Dn.
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3
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D.V.N.Pratap
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P.A, Visakhapatnam Dn
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I.P(C&PG), O/O SPOs Tadepalligudem Dn.
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4
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G.Ravi Kumar
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P.A, Guntur Dn
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I.P(C&PG), O/O SPOs Gudivada Dn.
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