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CGHS Meerut Fresh Empanelment: Vardhman Hospital, Meerut & Centre for Sight, Moradabad

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CGHS Meerut Fresh Empanelment: Vardhman Hospital, Meerut & Centre for Sight, Moradabad

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT HEALTH SCHEME
SURAJ KUND ROAD, MEERUT

No. 29-11/2019-CGHS/MRT/ESTT/Hospital Cell
Dated: 23-07-2019

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Sub: Notification of Fresh empanelment of Private Hospitals & Diaqnostic Centers under continuous empanelment scheme 2017 of CGHS, Meerut

As per Empanelment of private hospitals, exclusive eye hospitals / centres, exclusive Dental clinic, cancer hospitals / units, diagnostic laboratories and imaging centres under CGHS-2017 and last date of application submission on 28-06-2019 for continuous fresh empanelment of Private Hospitals & Diagnostic Centers under CGHS Meerut, a committee was formed with two Senior Medical Officers headed by Additional Director. Inspection for authentication of documents submitted was carried out by Dealing Hand & three Medical Officers, CGHS Meerut. The qualified Hospitals according to category and purpose attached as given below (on the recommendation of Hospital Evaluation Committee) up to 30-09-2019 or Fresh Empanelment whichever is earlier.
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1. The Hospital who have qualified for empanelment under CGHS, Meerut have submitted the Draft MOA with CGHS along with performance Bank Guarantee and are approved for empanelment of Private Hospitals under CGHS, Meerut with effect from date of notification of the OM.

2. The empanelment shall be for a period up to 30-09-2019 from the date of notification or till new empanelment process whichever is earlier.

HOSPTIALS:-MEERUT
SI. No.Name of HospitalAddress & Tel.No.NABH Accredited/ Non-NABH  Facilities empanelled for
1. Vardhman Hospital & Research Centre 694/2, Shastri, Near PNB, RTO Road,  Meerut. Phone No. 0121- 2601808, 70556036Applied for Anaesthesiology, Dermatology & Venereology, General Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery (excluding Joint Replacement), Respiratory Medicine, Day Care Services, Critical Care, Endocrinology, Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgery, Oncology- (Gynaecological), Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Urology (including dialysis and  lithotripsy)
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EXCLUSIVE EYE CENTRE: MORADABAD

SI. No.Name of HospitalAddress & Tel.No.NABH Accredited/ Non-NABH  Facilities empanelled for
1.Centre for Sight Kanth Road, Mohra KI, Milak, Moradabad, Phone No. 0591-24524005 34524007Applied for General Services Specialized Services: Cataract/ Glaucoma, Retina Medical, Cornea (excluding cornea bank), Occuloplasty & Adnexa, Strabismus

Encl: As above

(Dr. A.K. Naharia)
ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR
CGHS MEERUT
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Action Taken Report on 30th SCOVA meeting and New Agenda Items of the 31st SCOVA meeting

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Action Taken Report on the minutes of the 30th SCOVA meeting and New Agenda Items of the 31st SCOVA meeting

42/03/2019-P&PW (D)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, P.G and Pensions
Department of Pension & Pensioners' Welfare

3rd Floor, Lok Nayak Bhawan,
Khan Market, New Delhi-110003

Date: 03rd Sept, 2019

To

All the Pensioners Associations included in SCOVA
included vide Resolution dated 31.01.2018

Subject: Action Taken Report on the minutes of the 30th SCOVA meeting and New Agenda Items of the 31st SCOVA meeting -reg

Please find enclosed herewith Action Taken Report on the minutes of the 30th SCOVA meeting held on 23.03.2018 and a list of New Agenda Items of 31st SCOVA meeting for your kind perusal.

Encl: as above
Sd/-
(Charanjit Taneja)
Under Secretary to the Govt. of India
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Action Taken Report on the Minutes of the 30th SCOVA meeting held on 23.03.2018

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Gist of discussion held during the last SCOVA meetingAction Taken Report
1.Item No. 5(i) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 


Revision of PPOs of Pre-2006 Air Force pensioners.

CGDA informed that out of total 1,39,504 Air Force Pensioners, 76,591 were identified as pre-2006 pensioners. Revised authority of 69,595 has been issued. 6996 cases are pending due to non-matching of records provided by PDAs.


The Air Force Association informed that the claim of CGDA that there are only 1,39,504 Air Force Pensioners is incorrect. It was brought out by Secretary, Air Force Association that in March 2017, the Raksha Mantri while giving an answer to Lok Sabha Starred question had indicated the figure as 2,05,942. Further, in Feb, 2018, The JCDA(AF) has shown the figure as 2,60,895 Air Force Pensioners in an excel sheet marked as “CPPC wise, no. of pensioner- Airforce” and sent to Directorate of Air Veterans (DAV) Air HQ. As regards the number of pre-06 Air Force Pensioners for whom Corrigendum PPOs have not been issued, the number is close to 1,00,000 and not 6,996 as stated by CGDA


CGDA was requested to reconcile the figures in consultation with Directorate of Air Veterans, Air HQ and issue revised authority and also take urgent action to identify the 6996 cases of pensioners

CGDA was asked to fix a target of 3 months for completion of this activity.

(Action: CGDA)
CGDA


It is intimated that with the issue of MOD letter dated 17.10.2018 regarding revision of pension of pre-2016 pensioners/family pensioners in implementation of Govt. decision on recommendations of the 7th CPC on notional pay fixation method, Corrigendum PPOs containing updated entitlement are being issued to all pensioners and left over cases of pre- 2006 Air Force pensioners under Project Sangam will also be covered. There may be no relevance of issuance of Sangam PPOs of left over cases at this stage.
2.Item no. 5(ii) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Health Insurance Scheme for pensioners including those residing in Non-CGHS area

Ministry of Health & FW informed that, EFC Memo regarding finalization of Health Insurance Scheme was pending with Department of Expenditure. Ministry of Health was advised to follow up the matter with Department of Expenditure for taking a final decision in this regard.

(Action: Ministry of Health and Department of Expenditure)
Ministry of Health

The final EFC Memo regarding finalization of the proposed Health Insurance Scheme for Central Government Employees and Pensioners was forwarded for appraisal of Expenditure Finance Committee. The Ministry is pursuing the matter with Department of Expenditure.
3.Item no. 5(v) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Conversion of Postal Dispensary at Cantt. Road Cuttack to CGHS Wellness Centre.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that a comprehensive proposal for merger of all postal dispensaries in CGHS has been under examination in consultation with Department of Posts. This involves the issue of filling up of vacant posts in P&T dispensaries. The matter will be referred to Department of Expenditure for their approval and the process is likely to be completed in 3 months time.

(Action: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare

Orders have been issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare vide OM dated 21.12.2018 for merger of all P&T dispensaries with CGHS.
4.Item no. 5(vi) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Anomaly in fixation of pension of DoT employees who were absorbed in BSNL and retired between 01.10.2000 and 30.07.2001

In order to address the grievance of the employees who retired between 01.10.2000 to 31.07.2001, the Department  of Pension & Pensioners Welfare had suggested a formula so that these employees do have to suffer on account of fixation of their pension in IDA scale on retirement from BSNL. DOT had referred the matter to Department of Expenditure for their approval. Department of Expenditure sought financial implications on the proposal. DoT was advised by Department of Expenditure to compile the information and send the same to Department of Expenditure.

DoT also informed that Hon’ble CAT in its order dated 16.12.2016 allowed the petition by some BSNL absorbee pensioners who retired during 01.10.2000 and 30.07.2001 for fixation of a pension at much higher rate. DoT filed a Writ Petition against CAT order which is still pending.

(Action: DoT, Department of Expenditure)
DoT

As regards the formula suggested by Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare, opinion/views of Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) have been sought on 19.11.2018 on the matter whether any other similar case of anomaly of pension has been reported by any other Ministry and how the anomaly was resolved in that case. Reminder sent on 25.06.2019 and reply is still awaited from DPE.

Regarding the court case, a WP(C) No. 10019/2017 has been filed in the Delhi High Court and the Hon’ble High Court has directed that no coercive steps shall be taken for implementing the judgement dated 16.12.2016 of Hon’ble CAT. The Delhi High Court in its order dated 08.02.2019 ordered that both the counsels shall prepare a common convenience volume of documents that they wish to rely on. Next date of hearing is 08.01.2020.

Department of Expenditure

The compiled information as sought by Department of Expenditure is still pending from DoT.
5.Item no. 5(vii) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Extension of benefits of upgraded Grade pay to pre- 2006 retirees of S-12 grade (Issue of grant of grade pay of Rs. 4600/- instead of Rs. 4200/-)

Dir(PP), DoPPW informed that a proposal for extending the benefit of Grade Pay of 4600/- for revision of pension to all pre-2006 pensioners who retired from pre-revised pay- scale of Rs. 6500-10,500/o was earlier referred to Department of Expenditure. However, the proposal was not agreed to by Deptt. of Expenditure. The matter was again referred to Department of Expenditure on 22.02.2018 and was requested to expedite their decision in the matter
(Action: DoPPW)
DoPPW
After the approval of Department of Expenditure, DoPPW has issued orders dated 04.01.2019 and 09.07.2019 in this regard.
6.Item no. 5(viii) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Merger of Survey of India Dispensary at Dehradun in CGHS on the same line as P&T

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that the proposal has been agreed to by Surveyor General of India and the matter is being examined in consultation with M/o Science and Technology. A Committee comprising officers of Survey of India and Directorate of General of CGHS to sort out the issue. Ministry of Health informed that decision is likely to be taken in a month’s time.

(Action: Ministry of Health and FW)
Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare have issued orders dated 22.10.2018 in this regard.
7.Item no. 5(ix) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Stoppage of
recovery of wrongful/excess payments from Railways Pensioners

Ministry of Railways vide letter 04.05.2017 issued instructions to provisionally stop recovery from the pensioners till further advise from Railway Board. Ministry of Railways informed that Department of Expenditure has desired certain information which is being collected from zonal Railways and production units. The matter will be re- submitted to Deptt. of Expenditure for waiver of recovery.

Some Associations mentioned that the recovery was still continuing. The Pensioners Associations were requested to provide details of cases where instructions dated 04.05.2017 have not been implemented. Ministry of Railways was requested to expedite the final decision on the issue of recoveries in consultation with Department of Expenditure.

(Action: Ministry of Railways)
Ministry of Railways

The complete details of overpayments and recoveries is required to be compiled before sending the case to D/o Expenditure to seek their approval for waiver of recoveries made due to payment of excess pension. However, details from 6 Zonal Railways/PUs is still awaited.

As regards continued recovery after 04.05.2017, Only NF Railway Pensioners Association has forwarded a case to Ministry of Railways.
8.Item no. 5(x) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Delay in
commencement of family pension to spouse on death of pensioners.

DoPPW/CPAO instructions provide that family pension to widow should commence within one month from receipt of death certificate of deceased pensioner. CPAO informed that the family pension in 38% cases started within a period of one month only. In 47% case time taken was more than 6 months. CPAO issued instructions on 31.01.2018 for ensuring starting of family pension within the stipulated one month period.

DFS was requested to take up the matter with the banks at highest level to make sure that families of deceased pensioners get family pension in time. Further CPAO was advised that representatives from DFS may also be invited in meetings with banks.

(Action:- CPAO, DFS, CGDA and DoPPW)
CPAO

CPAO reviewed/took up the delay in commencement of family pension with banks in meetings at various levels. Meetings with banks were held on 23.01.2019 and 24.01.2019 to review the status of delay in commencement of family pension to spouse.

CGDA

Necessary guidelines in the matter have been issued by PCDA(P), Allahabad vide Circular No. 203 dated 17.07.2018 in which PDAs have been advised to make sure that families of the deceased pensioners are paid family pension within one month and acknowledgement is invariably given by the PDAs to the family member on receipt of death certificate of the deceased pensioner and application for commencement of family pension.

DFS
The Public Sector Banks have informed that family pension is commenced within 15 days to 2 months on receipt of all required documents like death certificate of pensioner, life certificate of family pensioner.
9.Item no. 5(xi) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Timely (i) Restoration of commuted pension and (ii) Commencement of Additional Pension on attaining the age of 80 years by the Banks.

CPAO informed that in more than 83% cases during 01.10.2016 to 30.09.2017 commuted pension was restored after a period of 12 months from the date it was due.

CPAO also informed in 87% cases the additional pension to old pensioners was started more than 12 months after the date it was due.

DFS was advised to instruct banks for making suitable modifications in the software for automatic restoration of commutated value of pension and commencement of additional pension/family pension.

CPAO in the meeting held with banks on 31.01.2018, directed the banks to make necessary provision in the software for timely restoration of commutation and commencement of additional pension. CPAO informed that CGA is in process of developing a common software of banks which takes care of delay in restoration of commutation and commencement of additional pension.

(Action:- CPAO, DFS and DoPPW)
CPAO

The matter is being reviewed/taken up from time to time with all the CPPCs. It has been observed that banks restore commuted value of pension timely only in very few cases and in most of the cases, restoration is done after 4 to 5 months delay after completion of 15 years from the date of credit/payment of commutation value. Most of the CPPCs have already developed software for restoration of commutation amount and commencement of Additional Pension on attaining the age of 80 years and have informed that payment of the same is made automatically.

DFS

Most of the banks have automated system for restoration of commuted pension after 15 years and also for commencement of additional pension on attaining the age of 80 years. Few banks where automated system is not available are taking action manually within time limit.
10.Item no. 5(xii) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Item wise details of payment made to be shown in the pass books of pensioners.

DFS informed that instructions to banks have been issued in Jan, 2018. DoPPW informed that only SBI is implementing these instructions to some extent and other banks are not providing the details to pensioners. DFS was requested to issue fresh instructions in this regard.

CPAO informed that details regarding pension paid during last 24 months can be accessed from their website.

Joint Secretary (P&PW) asked Ministry of Railways to explore the feasibility of similar provisions in their software ARPAN.

(Action: DFS, CPAO, DoPPW and Ministry of Railways)
CPAO

As per 4.6.7 of the Accounting and Operating procedure for CPPC of authorized banks for pension disbursement to Central Govt. civil pensioners, all the paying branches are responsible to provide pension slip and full break up of pension payments. All CPPCs in the meeting held on 23rd and 24th Jan, 2019 were instructed to create website/webpage with the facility to know the PPO status upon registration of pensioners grievances and also provide the pension slip break up of pension and arrear payments.

CPAO also provides various services including pension and payment information on online pension process tracking and online grievance redressal and tracking with its Web Response Pensioners Service (WRPS).

A dashboard facility has been provided to pensioners to view personal and pension related information, last 12 payment transaction details, downloads SSA, registration and tracking of grievances. Dashboard facility has been also provided to banks for better monitoring of pension processing and grievance redressal and the status of the grievances.

Ministry of Railways

Pensioners can now view their payment details for last 24 months to the extent of submission/uploading of e-scrolls by PSBs for said duration.

Department of Financial Services

At present, some banks are showing item wise details in pass book, some are providing pension pay slip. Most of the banks have initiated sending of SMS with breakup of pension credit and statement of monthly pension to the pensioners with registered mobile no. in banks.
11.Item no. 5(xiv) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Upgradation of Polyclinic at Bajaj Nagar, Jaipur

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that upgradation of polyclinic has already been completed. Association raised issue of replacement of old equipments for Eye and ENT treatment. Ministry of Health and FW informed that these issues will be considered on receipt of a request. Ministry of Health stated that an officer of the Department will visit Jaipur in April,2018 to sort out all pending issues relating to dispensary.

Regarding generation of online report, the matter has been taken up with NIC. It was also informed in the meeting that messages regarding medicines are already being sent through SMS.

(Action: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare

The necessary equipment as considered justified have already been installed. NIC has also requested beneficiaries to update their emails so that information can be sent to beneficiaries online. Further, in order to enable the viewing of online reports, NIC is taking action for development of a new version of CGHS Software and once the said software is ready the facility would be made available.

Additional Director, CGHS, Jaipur has been asked to discuss the issue with concerned Pensioners Association who had raised it.
12.Item no. 5(xv) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Setting up of CGHS Wellness Centre at Kochi

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that the proposal for opening of 8 new CGHS Wellness Centres in the country including one at Kochi has been referred to Deptt. of Expenditure. Further action on this issue will be taken on receipt of approval from Department of Expenditure.

(Action:-Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare

Opening of new CGHS Wellness Centre at Kochi has been approved. A building for the same has also been identified and legal formalities are underway to take the building on rent. CGHS Wellness centre shall start functioning once the possession of the building is taken and necessary renovations are done.
13.Item no. 5(xvi) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Empanelment of Hospitals/Health Centre with CGHS in Ambernath/ Dobivli

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that they prescribe terms and conditions and rates for empanelment of private hospitals under CGHS. A private hospital in Ambarnath could be empanelled under CGHS only if such a hospital applies and accepts the terms and conditions and rates of CGHS.

(Action: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare

Empanelment of Hospitals under CGHS is a continuous process and CGHS considers empanelment of any eligible Healthcare Provider that applies for empanelment and agrees to the terms and conditions of empanelment.
14.Item (30.1) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Revision of PPOs of pre-2016 pensioners/family pensioners as per 7th CPC orders.

In the meeting, Ministries/Department gave the following status report regarding revision of PPOs of pre-2016 pensioners as per 7th CPC.

Mins /DepttTotal no. of casesRevised authority issued
CPAO9.06 lakh5,13,160
Posts2,58,2052,17,644
Telecom95,65990,572
Railways1,38,75428,43,391
CGDA Defence Civilian5,58,7611,52,417

Ministry of Defence informed that monitoring of revision of cases is done at the highest level i.e Secretary (Def). CGDA is also monitoring these cases fortnightly. Concordance tables for service pensioners have been prepared and will be submitted to Ministry of Defence for approval.

Some Defence Pensioners Associations raised point of following different guidelines by PCDA(P) Allahabad than the guidelines issued by CPAO. It was advised to CGDA to issue centralized guidelines so that the same guidelines are followed in their all units.

Target date for all Ministries/Departments was fixed as 30.05.2018. Ministry of Defence/ CGDA to complete this task by 30.06.2018.

(Action:- CPAO, Posts, Telecom, Railways, Ministry of Defence/CGDA)
Status report regarding revision of PPOs of pre-2016 pensioners as per 7th CPC, as on date is as under:-
Mins /DepttTotal no. of casesRevised authority issuedPPOs pending for revision
CPAO9.06 lakh5,13,1602.44 lakh
Railways1,38,75428,43,391156934
CGDA Defence Civilian4,95,5411,52,41741984
Posts2,58,0172,17,64423862
Status report from Department of Telecom is awaited.
15.Item no. (30.2) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Payment of arrears accruing in respect of deceased pensioners/family pensioners to nominee/legal heir

It was informed that the payment of lifetime arrears of such cases is covered by para 23.2 and para 23.3 of the Scheme Booklet of CPAO. As per this para payment isto be made by bank to the nominee by a bank pay order after making suitable note on both halves of PPO. CPAO was advised to direct all banks to take action accordingly in these cases.

(Action: CPAO and DoPPW)
CPAO
It is observed that on death of the pensioners/family pensioners, the pension account is closed by the bank and the balance amount in the account of pensioners/family pensioners is paid to the nominees/legal heirs. However, it is observed that the life time arrears arising subsequently on account of Pay Commission, etc. are not paid to the nominees/legal heirs of the deceased pensioners/family pensioners either on account of the fact that the pension/family pension is not revised by the concerned Pension Sanctioning Authority (PSA) or the amount of arrears of revised pension/family pension is not paid due to closure of the bank account.
16.Item no. (30.3) of the 30th SCOVA minutes

Extension of benefit of modified parity/revision of pension by pay fixation method to pensioners drawing Compulsory retirement pension/Compassion ate Allowance (on dismissal/removal)

DOPPW informed that a proposal it his regard was under examination of Department of Expenditure.

(Action:- DOPPW and Department of Expenditure)
Department of Expenditure

Reply has already been sent to DoPPW vide DoE’s ID note dated 21.05.2018.

DoPPW
A fresh proposal has been referred to Department of Expenditure on 16.08.2019 for their consideration based on a decision taken in the recent JCM meeting.
17.Item No. (30.5) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Revision of CGHS package rates suitable for attracting more private hospitals for empanelment.

Ministry of Health and Family Welfare informed that the process for revision of CGHS package rates for medical facilities in private empanelled hospitals has already been initiated and a new formula has been proposed in this regard for finalisation of rates. This is likely to attract more private hospitals for empanelment under CGHS.

(Action: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
Ministry of Health and FamilyWelfare
Empanelment of private hospitals under CGHS is a continuous process. Revision of rates is an administrative matter. Many Hospitals and Diagnostic Centres are applying for empanelment under CGHS at the current rates in all CGHS cities. As on 31.07.2019, a total of 681 private hospitals, 374 Eye Centres, 176 Dental Clinics and 229 Diagnostic Centre and Imaging Centres are empanelled under CGHS.
18.Item (30.7) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Difference in Last Rank held and Rank for Pension in the case of pre-2006 military pensioners.

Department of Ex-servicemen Welfare informed that the pension of pre-2006 pensioners was fixed w.r.t the pay scale of the rank which was held by pensioner for a minimum of 10 months. However, the condition of 10 months service in the rank is not applicable in the case of post- 2006 retirees. It is in this background that different criteria has been fixed for fixing of rank pension in the case of pre and post-2006 pensioners. DoPPW clarified that in the case of civil pensioners for revision of pre- 2016 pensioners, orders have been issued for fixation of notional pay with respect of the last pay/pay scale of the pensioners, even if that pay was drawn for one day only.

Pensioners associations were asked to send detailed references bringing out all issues to Department of Ex- servicemen Welfare. Department of Ex-service Welfare will examine the issue afresh and take an appropriate decision in this respect, in consultation with Department of Expenditure.

(Action: Department of Ex- servicemen Welfare)
Ministry of Defence

The matter has been resolved with Ministry of Defence letter dated 30.09.2016, wherein, it is provided that the consolidated revised pension/ordinary family pension of all pre-2006 Armed Forces pensioners/Family pensioners w.e.f 01.01.2006 shall not be less than 50% and 30% respectively of the minimum of the pay in the Pay band plus Grade Pay corresponding to the pre-revised scale from which the pensioner had retired/ discharged/ invalided out/ died including Military Service Pay and ‘X’ group pay, if any, without pro-rata reduction of pension even if they had rendered qualifying service of less than 33 years at the time of retirement.
29.Item (30.8) of the 30th SCOVA minutes 

Extension of benefit of Composite Hospitals to CAPF personnel.

Ministry of Home Affairs informed that at present, retiring CAPF and AR personnel can opt only one of the following three medical options:-

(i) CGHS facility for both IPD and OPD treatment

(ii) CGHS facility for IPD and FMA for OPD facility.

(iii) CAPF Medical Cover from Composite Hospitals.

MHA stated that they would consider the proposal of extending medical facility in composite hospitals to retired CAPF personnel covered under CGHS without charging any additional fee, provided the pensioners do not avail FMA facility. MHA was requested to examine and to take a decision in the matter at the earliest.

(Action :- MHA)
Ministry of Home Affairs
Directorate General (BSF) vide UO Note dated 02.08.2019 has informed that the issue was forwarded to all retired CAPF Associations listed with this HQ and with all DDOs down level to filed formation through mail on 03.05.2018 and 09.05.2018 respectively for their information and further necessary action.
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31st Meeting of Standing Committee of Voluntary Agencies (SCOVA) under the Chairmanship of Hon’ble MOS (PP) to be held on September 05,2019

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New Agenda Items
(31.1)

Negligence by the Departments / Banks for disposals of grievances of Pensioners withinreasonable time.


It has been prescribed in CPENGRAMs that grievances shall be disposed of within 2 months by a reasoned reply. The application is transferred to the concerned department for action. Many a times, Ministries/ Departments forward the grievance to its subordinate/attached offices and mark it disposed without any finality. No follow-up action is taken by the administrative Ministry/Department for which the Pensioners suffer enormously. Due to this modus operandi of disposal of grievance, it is requested that there should be on effective intervention of DoPPW and periodical monitoring system may be developed. It will make portal effective and meaningful for grievance redressal.


(Action: All Ministries/Departments)
(31.2)

Simplification of Procedure for grant of Family Pension in some Railway Divisions andWorkshops.


In some Railway Divisions & Workshops the eligible dependent applicants for Family Pension are facing difficulties to prove her/his dependency criteria. The authorities are not ready to follow the orders issued by DoPPW OM 45/51/97-P&PW(E) dated 05.03.1998 on Dependency Criteria. They say that those who are getting any income which is more than Rs. 2550/- are not dependent and are therefore not eligible for formulation whereas, as on date the minimum income for dependency as Rs. 9000 + 12% DR (i.e Rs. 10,080). They are not accepting self-declaration regarding income by the claimant in case of private employed persons. As such it is requested to formulate the documents to be submitted with simplified format of application, reiterating the dependency criteria.

(Action:-Ministry of Railways)
(31.3)

Improvement of Health Care facilities required for Railway Pensioners/RELHSbeneficiaries:


(a) Authorisation of Doctors of Railway Health Units for referral to empanelled privatehospitals:

Railway Board vide its orders No.2018/Trans Cell/Health/Medical issues dated 24-1-2019 has decided that the Railway Beneficiaries may be referred for treatment & Investigation to private empanelled and other Government Hospitals by “two Doctors”. This has left out the Single Doctor Health Units in cities like Chandigarh as not being authorised to refer the cases to Empanelled specialized Hospitals and thus compelling the Railway Beneficiaries to travel long distances from such cities, towns & areas which have “Single” Doctor Health Units to reach out to the two authorized Doctors to get a referral for an ailing patient. The hardship thus continues for majority of Old age patients to get the requisite treatment. It is requested
that in such cases, the Single Doctor of Railway Health Units may be authorized to refer the RELHS beneficiaries to private empanelled hospitals.

(b) Special provisions for Treatment of RELHS Beneficiaries who are above 80 yearsof age
Guidelines for special provision to CGHS Beneficiaries aged 80 years and above and issued vide MoH&FW OM No.Z–16025/98/2017/CGHS-III dated 11-7-2017. In view of this, similar guidelines may be issued by Ministry of Railways for RELHS beneficiaries who are 80 years and above.

(c) Waiving of condition of Referral from Railway Doctor of RELHS beneficiariesfor OPD Consultation & treatment in Government Hospitals:

It is requested that RELHS beneficiaries be not required to get a referral from Railway Doctor for treatment in Centre or State Government Hospitals.

(Action: Ministry of Railways)
(31.4)

Regarding deletion of Note 3 below pension rule - 34 - Average emoluments

As per the Note 3 below Rule 33 and Note 3 below Rule 34 of CCS(Pension) Rules, an increment earned during currency of the earned leave after 120 days is not taken into account as emoluments/average emoluments for the purpose of pension. It is requested that this condition of increment having been earned within the 120 days of earned leave may be dispensed with and increment earned during the currency of leave, irrespective of the duration, may be taken inito account as part of emoluments/average emoluments for pension.
(Action: DOPPW)
(31.5)

Revision of pension/family pension under 7th CPC in terms of Do P&PW OM dated 12th May, 2017 in respect of the pensioners who were in receipt of compulsoryretirement pension and compassionate allowance under Rules 40 and 41 ofCCS(Pension) Rules, 1972

Do P&PW OM No.38/37/2016-P&PW(A) dated 12-5-2017 , issued in implementation of 7th CPC recommendation states vide Para 11 that the orders contained therein are not applicable for the purpose of revision of pension of those pensioners who were drawing compulsory retirement pension under Rule 40 of the or compassionate allowance under Rule 41 of the CCS (Pension) Rules and pensioners in these categories would continue to be entitled to revised pension in accordance with the instructions contained in O.M. dated 4.8.2016. In the 5th and 6th Pay Commissions also, the benefit of pension @ 50% of the minimum pay of pay-scale was not extended to such pensioners who were compulsorily retired or were dismissed/retired from service. It is requested that these orders may be reviewed and all benefits of pension revision may be extended in the case of compulsory retirement pension as well as compassionate allowance.

(Action: DOPPW)
(31.6)

Booking of Holiday Homes for Central Government Pensioners-enhancement of timelimit from 30 days to 60 days.

Different time limit (60 & 30 days) has been fixed for serving and retired Central Govt. employees for booking of Holiday Homes.

In order to get confirmed journey tickets and better tour planning, it is requested to enhance the time limit from 30 days to 60 days for retired Central Govt. employees also.

(Action: Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs)
(31.7)

Formal approval to Chandigarh Administration for allotment of plot to CGHS,Chandigarh.

The Ministry of Home Affairs may be directed to convey formal approval to Chandigarh Administration, to allot the earmarked Plot to CGHS, Chandigarh, at reserve price without further delay to address the problem of the CGHS patients, who are facing acute problems in getting proper medical facilities. The CGHS authorities, as also Chandigarh Administration has been taking up this point with MHA for almost 8 or 9 years, but there is no positive response from MHA.
(Action: Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Health & FW)
(31.8)

Curtailing of investigations prescribed by specialists of empanelled hospitals.

It is observed that often investigations prescribed by specialist of CGHS empanelled private hospitals are curtailed by the Medical Officers of the Wellness Center at various places without any specific reasons on record which creates doubt in the mind and is not in the interest of wellness of the beneficiaries. Necessary instructions may be issued to mitigate such situations.
(Action: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
(31.9)

No direct consultation with NIA, Jaipur

The beneficiaries are not allowed to consult directly the apex institution in Ayurveda i.e “National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur” (a body of AYUSH Department) without reference of Ayurveda Physician. The medicines prescribed by Ayurvadic Physician are also denied, this should be looked into and suitable instructions may be issued in this regard.
(Action: Ministry of Health &Family Welfare/ Ministry of AYUSH)
(31.10)

Regular appointment of regular Gr, C & D (Technical) and Administrative staff in theCGHS Dispensary at Dehradun.

The CGHS Dispensary at Dehradun was opened in 2004 with the help of out-sourced staff. No effort has been initiated by CGHS/Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to appoint the regular staff at CGHS Dehradun. The issue was raised in the 27th SCOVA meeting held 13-10-2015. The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare informed in the 27th SCOVA meeting that the “process of appoint regular staff has been initiated”. Further, some Administrative posts including MTS have been approved by ministry of health and family welfare in the month of November 2017. However, the dispensary continues to run with the service of out-sourced employees. It is requested that the Gr. C &D (Technical) and Administrative posts sanctioned for CGHS Dehradun may be filled on regular basis without any further delay.

(Action- Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
(31.11)

CGHS contribution at the rates prevailing while the old P&T pensioners retired fromservice

The P&T Pensioners were precluded from joining CGHS due to the orders of the Health Ministry for a long time. P & T dispensaries have been merged with CGHS dispensaries and P&T employees/pensioner have been extended the CGHS facility on the recommendations of the 7th CPC. Now it is not reasonable and justifiable to ask the old Pensioners to pay subscription as per the rates revised after 7th CPC. It is requested that they may be permitted to remit the rates prevailed during the time of their retirement.

(Action: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
(31.12)

CGHS Facility for BSNL Pensioners at rates prevalent at the time of formation of BSNLin 1999

At the time of formation of BSNL in 1999, BSNL pensioners were allowed to enroll themselves under CGHS. Accordingly, many pensioners had come under CGHS and obtained CGHS cards. But later when the medical reimbursement scheme was started under BSNL many CGHS card holders of BSNL joined the new BSNL scheme by surrendering their CGHS cards as the medical reimbursement scheme was being more beneficial. But while surrendering CGHS cards, the registration amount deposited by them had not been refunded.

Now, the situation is that BSNL medical reimbursement scheme has become unattractive due to paucity of funds and many beneficiaries would like to go back to the CGHS facility. Therefore it is urged that the intending BSNL pensioners may be allowed to enroll themselves under CGHS by accepting the rates prevalent at the time of formation of BSNL in 1999. Those already enrolled under CGHS had surrendered their cards may be allowed to continue to avail the CGHS facility without any fresh registration fee as they had already deposited the fee with the CGHS.
(Action: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare)
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Annual Health Check-up at CGHS empanelled Hospital for beneficiaries 75 years and above

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Annual Health Check-up at CGHS empanelled Hospital for beneficiaries 75 years and above

Z 15025/36/2019/DIR/CGHS/CGHS(P)pt
Government of India
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Department of Health & Family Welfare
Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi
Dated, the 19th August, 2019

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject Annual Health Check-up at Hospitals empanelled under CGHS in respect of CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries (Primary card holders) aged 75 years and above- regarding
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With reference to the above mentioned subject, the undersigned is directed to state that the matter relating to Annual Health Check-up at private hospitals empanelled under CGHS in respect of elderly CGHS beneficiaries was under consideration at this Ministry and it has now bean decided that hereinafter, CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries {Primary Card holders) aged 75 years and above shall be permitted to undergo ‘Annual Health Check-up’ at CGHS ernpanelled hospitals.

Permission in respect of CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries (Primary Card holders) aged 75 years and above shall be granted by CMO in charge of CGHS Wellness Centre.

The private hospitals empanelled under CGHS shall perform the Annual Health Check-up at CGHS rates and extend cashless facility for the same in respect of CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries (Primary Card holders) aged 75 years and above.
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(Rajeev Attri)
Under Secretary to Government of India
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Equal pay for Equal Work for Casual workers: Compliance with earlier instructions and Hon'ble Court's Judgements thereon

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Equal pay for Equal Work for Casual workers: Compliance with earlier instructions and Hon'ble Court's Judgements thereon

No.49014 / 1/ 2017-Estt. (C) pt .
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions
Department of Personnel & Training
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North Block, New Delhi
Dated: 4th September, 2019

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject : 'Equal pay for Equal Work' for Casual workers : Compliance with earlier instructions and Hon'ble Court's Judgements thereon
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The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department's O.M.No.49014/2/86-Estt.(C) dated 07.06.1988 wherein it was, inter alia, stated that:
  • Where the nature of work entrusted to the casual workers and regular employees is the same, the casual workers may be paid at the rate of 1/30th of the pay at the minimum of the relevant pay scale plus dearness allowance for work of 8 hours a day.
  • In cases where the work done by a casual worker is different from the work done by a regular employee, the casual worker may be paid only the minimum wages notified by the Ministry of Labour & Employment or the State Government / Union Territory Administration, whichever is higher, as per the Minimum Wages Act, 1948.
  • Persons on daily wages (casual workers) should not be recruited for work of regular nature.

2. The above instructions have been issued keeping in view the judgements of the Hon'ble Supreme Court. It is reiterated that it is the responsibility of all Ministries/ Departments to follow the above instructions in letter and spirit.

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(Surya Narayan Jha)
Under Secretary to the Government of India

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Source: DoPT Click here to view/download
[http://documents.doptcirculars.nic.in/D2/D02est/49014%201%202017%20Pt%204%20SepJZXMw.PDF]

Status of Cadre Review proposals processed in DoPT as on 01.09.2019

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Status of Cadre Review proposals processed in DoPT as on 01.09.2019

Status of Cadre Review proposals processed in Cadre Review Division of DoPT from 
1st January , 2014 to 31st August, 2019 (as on 01.09.2019)

A. Approved by Cabinet - Total 30

B. Pending Proposals - Total 10
1. With Concerned Ministry - CRC meeting held and Cabinet approval pending - 1
2. With Cabinet Secretariat - 1
3. With Department of Personnel & Training - 6 4. With Department of Expenditure - 1
5. With Ministry concerned for clarifications - 1

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A. Approved by Cabinet


S. No.
Name of the Service
CRC* Meeting
Cabinet Approval
1
Indian Cost Accounts Service
29.10.2013
02.01.2014
2
Central Power Engineering Service
11.12.2013
13.05.2014
3
Indian Ordnance Factory Service
19.03.2014
29.10.2014
4
Indian Civil Accounts Service'
17.07.2013
16.01.20 15
5
Border Road Engineering Service
26.02.2015
07.04.2015
6
Defence Aeronautical Quality Assurance Service
08.01.2015
06.05.2015
7
Indian Trade Service
06.05.2014
01.07.2015
8
Indian Statistical Service
24.06.2014
29.07.2015
9
Indian Skill Development Service
10.04.2015
07.10.2015
10
Indian Postal Service
28.12.2015
25.05.2016
11
Central Reserve Police Force
15.12.2015
29.06.2016
12
Indian Information Service
05.05.2016
24.08.2016
13
Border Security Force
29.06.2016
12.09.2016
14
Indian P & T Accounts and Finance Service
17.09.2015
27.10.2016
15
Ministry of Indian Enterprise Development Service (IEDS)Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)
28.12.2015
21.12.2016
16
Indian Telecom Service
06.10.2016
21.12.2016
17
Central Engineering Service (Roads)
25.04.2016
06.03.2017
18
Indian Naval Material Management Service
24.10.2013
22.06.2017
19
Indian Defence Accounts Service
09.09.2016
19.07.2017
20
Sashastra Seema Bal (SSS) (Group 'A' Combatised)
19.7.2017
20.12.2017
21
Central Industrial Security Force (CISF)
15.05.2017
10.01.2018
22
Indian Petroleum and Explosive Safety Service (IPESS)
09.01.2017
02.05.20 18
23
Indian Railways Personnel Service
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
24
Indian Railways Traffic Service
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
25
Indian Railways Stores Service
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
26
Indian Railways Accounts Service
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
27
Indian Railways Service of Mechanical Engineers
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
28
Indian Railways Service of Electrical Engineers
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
29
Indian Railways Service of Engineers
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
30
Indian Railways Service of Signal Engineers
19.04.2018
19.02.2019
* CRC - Cadre Review Committee
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B. Pending Proposals

SI. No.
Name of the Service
Status
1. With Concerned Ministry - CRC meeting held and Cabinet approval pending (1)
1
Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP)
Recommendations of DoE have been received .The meeting of CRC was held on 08.02.2019. MHA has moved the Cabinet Note. Comments of DoPT have been sent on 28.5.2019.
2. With Cabinet Secretariat (1)
2
Indian Defence Estate Service (IDES)
CRC note sent to Cabinet Secretariat on 27/08/2019
3. With Department of Personnel & Training (6)
3
Survey of India Group 'A'
Certain clarifications sought from M/o S&T have been received and the proposal is in under examination.
4
Railway Protection Force
MoR has submitted a revised proposal on 20.06.19 and certain information sought vide OM dated 08.07.19. Reply received on 22.07.19 and proposal is under submission .
5
Indian Railway Medical Service (IRMS)
Reply from MoR has been received on 02.07.19. The proposal is under examination.
6
Indian Naval Armament Service (INAS)
As Per direction of CRC revised proposal has been received and is under Examination.
7
Indian Ordnance Factories Health Services (IOFHS)
Meeting of CRC held on 28/08/2019 Action is being taken as per direction of CRC
8
Central Health Service (CHS)
Action is being taken as per direction of CRC in the case of IOFHS
4. With Department of Expenditure (1)
9
Indian P&T Building Works
CRC held on 02/08/2019 approval of MoS(PP) obtained Sent to DoE for approval of FM
5. With Ministry concerned for clarifications (1)
10
Canteen Stores (CSD) Department
The proposal is under examination Certain information has been sought vide OM dated 26.06.19 Reply is awaited.

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Vigilance Cases: DoPT should be consulted before differences from/non­ acceptance of the advice of CVC: DoPT reiterates the instructions

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Vigilance Cases: DoPT should be consulted before differences from/non­ acceptance of the advice of CVC: DoPT reiterates the instructions

No. 119/2/2019-AVD-III
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions 
Department of Personnel and Training
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North Block, New Delhi 
Dated 02nd September, 2019.

Office Memorandum

Subject: Central Vigilance Commission - cases of Differences from/non­ acceptance of the advice of - procedure for consultation with the Department of Personnel and Training -reg.
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The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department's OM No. 118/2/78- AVD(I) dated 28.09.1978 on the above subject stipulating that DoPT should be consulted before the Ministries/Departments finally decide to differ from or not to accept any recommendation of the CVC in those case which relate to Gazetted Officers for whom the appointing authority is the President.

2. Instances have come to the notice of this Department where the DAs have taken final decisions in disagreement with the recommendations of Central Vigilance Commission without following the procedure prescribed vide DoPT's above cited OM dated 28.09.1978; thereby defeating the objective of bringing greater uniformity in examination of cases on behalf of the President and advice tendered by CVC.

3. In view of the above, it is hereby reiterated that all Ministries/Departments are to ensure strict adherence to the instructions dated 28.09.1978 of DoP&T referred to above.

4. Further, the Ministries/Departments are requested to also bring the content of this OM to the notice of all offices/organizations under their administrative control for strict adherence.
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5. This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority.


Sd/-
(Manmeet Kaur)
Under Secretary to the Government of India

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[http://documents.doptcirculars.nic.in/D2/D02ser/OM0wOiN.pdf]

Shifting from BSR Code to IFSC Code for processing the pension cases of the pensioners: CPAO

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA 
MINISTRY OF FINANCE 
DEPARTMENT OF EXPENDITURE
CENTRAL PENSION ACCOUNTING OFFICE 
TRIKOOT-II, BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE,
NEW DELHI-110066

CPAO/IT&Tech/e-PPO/ 6(Vol-X)(D)/2019-20/ 
19.08.2019

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Discontinuation of BSR code-regarding.

The Central Pension Accounting Office, Deptt. of Expenditure, M/o Finance has been entrusted with the work for implementation of the 'Scheme for payment of Pension to Central Government Civil Pensioners', arranging payments of Pension through Authorized Banks to the Pensioners retired from Government Service and to maintain and compiling the accounts on the basis of the scrolls received from the Authorised Banks.
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2. At present, BSR Code is being used to identify the home branch of the pensioners to send the physical PPO booklets with annexure. It is also being used for reconciliation of pension payments made by the banks and the reimbursement made by the RBI to all the Pension disbursing Bans. It is stated that the BSR Code of the Home Branch of the Bank is not known to the Pensioners which delays in the finalization of their Pension cases . Therefore, this office would like to shift from BSR Code to IFSC Code for discharging the work mentioned above.

3. However, it is appreciated that discontinuation of BSR Code will entail systematic changes in the whole pension processing chain. It is requested to give your view on shifting from BSR Code to IFSC Code for processing the pension cases of the pensioners concerned under 'Scheme for payment of Pension to Central Government Civil Pensioners' .

This issues with the approval of the Chief Controller.
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Sd/-
(Md. Shahid Kamal Ansari) 
(Dy. Controller of Accounts)

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Source: CPAO
[https://cpao.nic.in/pdf/discont_of_bsr_code_regarding.pdf]

Transmission of e-PPO (PDF & XML) to the authorized banks in fresh pension cases

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA 
MINISTRY OF FINANCE 
DEPARTMENT OF EXPENDITURE
CENTRAL PENSION ACCOUNTING OFFICE 
TRIKOOT II, BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE,
NEW DELHI-110066

CPAO/ IT&Tech/Master Data/14 Vol-III/P.F./2018-19/77 .
19.08.2019

Office Memorandum

Subject:- Transmission of e-PPO(PDF & XML) to the authorized banks in fresh pension cases. 
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e-PPO project has been started for issuing electronic PPO to pensioners and to digitize the whole pension processing . The e-PPO system aims at online processing of pension cases and movement of online data from Head of Office (HOO) to Pay & Accounts Office (PAO) to CPAO to Bank for fresh as well as revision of pension cases. I n this system, all the stakeholders i.e. HOO, PAO, CPAO and Banks would perform their respective work online. The main objective of this exercise is to put in place seamless transmission of pension electronically from head of office to ban ks for payment of pensions.

2. At present, pension cases in respect of central civil pensioners are being processed online through PFMS and e-PPO (XML & PDF file) is being forwarded by the Pay & Accounts Offices to CPAO.

3. It has now been decided to send the e-PPO (XM L & PDF file) to the banks for consuming the data in their system after updating their pension software as per requirement. The physical PPO booklet along with the SSA in fresh pension cases will continue to be sent to all the banks as a parallel run till the system stabilizes.

4. It is also clarified that details given in Physical Booklet of PPO will be sacrosanct and supersede in case any mismatch or discrepancy arises between the data of PDF and XM L file of e­ PPO.

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(Md. Shahid Kamal Ansari) 
(Dy. Controller of Accounts)



Source: CPAO
[https://cpao.nic.in/pdf/CPAO_IT_Tech_Master_data_77.pdf]

Additional Relief on Death/ Disability under NPS: Accounting Procedure for crediting the amount withdrawn by the pensioner from PFRDA

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Additional Relief on Death/ Disability under NPS: Accounting Procedure for crediting the amount withdrawn by the pensioner from PFRDA

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA 
MINISTRY OF FINANCE 
 DEPARTMENT OF EXPENDITURE
CENTRAL PENSION ACCOUNTING OFFICE
TAIKOOT-II,BHIKAJI CAMA PLACE,
NEW DELHI-110066

CPAO/IT&Tech/NPS Procedure/22 Vol-III/P.F./20 l 9-20/85-92 
04.09.2019

Office Memorandum

Subject: Accounting Procedure for crediting the amount withdrawn by the pensioner from PFRDA and interest thereon in to Government Account for availing benefit of Additional Relief on Death/ Disability of the Govt Servant covered under NPS-reg.
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Attention is invited to DP&PW OM. No. 38/41/06/P&PW(A) dated 05.05.2009 to be read with OM No. 28/03/2018-P&PW(B) dated 02.04.2018 wherein it is stated the "The Exit and Withdrawals under N PS regulations 2015 provides in para 6(e) that if the subscriber or the family members of the deceased subscriber, upon his death, avails the option of additional relief on death or disability provided by the Government, the Government shall have right to adjust or seek transfer of the entire accumulated pension wealth of the subscriber to itself. The subscriber or family members of the subscriber availing such benefit shall specifically and unconditionally agree and undertake to transfer the entire accumulated pension wealth to the Government, In lieu of enjoying or obtaining such additional reliefs like family pension or disability pension or any other pensionary benefits from such Government authority."It is also stated in the OM dated 02.04.2018 that "the family of the deceased Govt. servant is entitled to family pension under old pension scheme, if they want to avail the benefits under old pension scheme. In this case the entire accumulated funds under NPS may be recovered from the family with interest However, the possibility to adjust the recovery of accumulated wealth from arrears of family pension may also be explored. "

2. References have been received from the Pay & Account Offices for accounti ng procedure for N PS corpus deposited by the pensioner/family pensioner or received from PFRDA.

3. O/o the CGA vide its U O no. 1(7)(2)/2010/Cla/TA/205 dated 05.08.2019 has suggested the accounting procedure for the amount of NPS corpus received from pensioner/family pensioner/ PFRDA as under:

i) The amount received may be deposited into the existing government account of the PAO concerned.

ii) The receipt may be accounted for by crediting MH 0071-Contributions and Recoveries towards Pension and other retirement benefits, 01- Civil. Minor Head 101-Subscriptions and Contributions. A new sub-head 'Accumulated Pension Wealth in respect of N PS subscribers' may be got opened under the above head for the purpose, if already not opened.
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4. All the Pr. CCAs/CCAs/CAs/ AGs/Administrators of UTs are requested to instruct concerned PAOs to follow the accounting procedure mentioned above.

Sd/-
(Md. Shahid Kamal Ansari)
(Dy. Controller of Accounts)
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Source: CPAO
[https://cpao.nic.in/pdf/CPAO_IT_Tech_NPS_Procedure.pdf]

Bapu Nature Cure, Delhi and Kailash Institute of Naturopathy, Noida: Extension of empanelment under CGHS & CS(MA) Rules upto 30.09.2019

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F.NO.25-2/2018/CGHS/JD AYUSH 
Government of India 
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare 
Dir.ectorate General of Central Government Health Scheme 
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Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 
Date:- 09.08.2019 

OFFICE MEMORANDUM 

Subject:- Extension of empanelment of AYUSH Hospitals/Centers under CGHS and CS (MA) Rules till 30.09.2019. 
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With reference to the above mentioned subject attention is drawn to the OM of even no. dated 26.12.2017 vide which non-NABH empanelled AYUSH Hospitals/Centers were required to obtain NABH accreditation with in a period of one year from date of issue of the said OM. However some of the empanelled Non-NABH AYUSH Hospitals/Centers have not been able to obtain NABH accreditation with in stipulated time period. 

The matter has been reviewed and it has been decided to accord extension 3 months i.e. validity of empanelment, till 30.09.2019 to Bapu Nature Cure Hospital & Yogashram and Kailash Institute of Naturopathy , Ayurveda and Yoga for obtaining NABH accreditation and in case of failure to do so, action as deemed fit would be initiated against these AYUSH Hospitals/Centers. 

1. Bapu Nature Cure Hospital & Yogashram, Gandhi Nidhi, Mayur Viha Phase-I, Delhi-110091, Phone-9911371757, Email:i nfo@bnchy.org. 

2. Kailash Institute of Naturopathy Ayurveda & Yoga, 26 KP-1, Greater Noida-201308, Phone-0120-2327911& 2327900, Email: kinay@kailashnaturopathy.com. 
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This issue with the approval of SS&DG (CGHS). 

(Dr. Atul Prakash)
Director, CGHS

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Source: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5483

Jindal Naturecure Institute, Banglore: Extension of empanelment under CGHS & CS(MA) Rules upto 13.11.2019

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Jindal Naturecure Institute, Banglore: Extension of empanelment under CGHS & CS(MA) Rules upto 13.11.2019

F.NO.25-2/2018/CGHS/JD AYUSH
Government of India 
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Directorate General of Central Government Health Scheme
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Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 
Date:- 09.08.2019

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject:- Extension of empanelment of AYUSH Hospitals/Centers under CGHS and CS (MA) Rules till 31.07.2019.
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With reference to the above mentioned subject attention is drawn to the OM of even no. dated 14.05.2018 vide which non-NABH empanelled AYUSH Hospitals/Centers were required to obtain NABH accreditation with in a period of one year from date of issue of the said OM. However some of the empanelled Non-NABH AYUSH Hospitals/Centers have not been able to obtain NABH accreditation with in stipulated time period.

The matter has been reviewed and it has been decided to accord extension of validity of empanelment till 13.11.2019 to Jindal Naturecure Institute for obtaining NABH accreditation and in case of failure to do so, action as deemed fit would be initiated against this AYUSH Hospital/Center.

1. Jindal Naturecure Institute, Jindal Nagar, Tumkur Road, Bangalore-560073, Phone No. 080-23717777.

This issue with the approval of SS&DG (CGHS).
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(Dr. Atul Prakash)
Director, CGHS

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Source: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5484

Chowkidingee, Dibrugarh: Opening of a CGHS Wellness Centres (Allopathic)

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Chowkidingee, Dibrugarh: Opening of a CGHS Wellness Centres (Allopathic)

GOVT. OF INDIA 
MINISTRY OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE 
CENTRAL GOVT. HEALTH SCHEME 
GOPINATH NAGAR, A.K .AZAD ROAD, GUWAHATI -781 016. 

No .A.22012/1/2015/1634 
Dated: 16.08.2019 

NOTIFICATION 

Sub: Opening of a CGHS Wellness Centres (Allopathic) at Dibrugarh. 
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This is for information to all eligible Central Govt. Employees, Pensioners & other stake holders that Central Govt. Health Scheme (CGHS) Wellness Centres (erstwhile Postal Dispensary) now merged with CGHS vide Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare letter No.S.11011/01/2015-CGHS-III-EHS dated 21.12.2018 will be functioning at Dibrugarh from 19th August 2019 near Santi Gas Agency, Chowkidingee , Dibrugarh-786001 to provide comprehensive medical facilities. 

The scheme will cover the Dibrugarh city and all eligible Central Govt. Employees and their dependent family members, Central Govt. Pensioners and their dependents and others eligible beneficiaries as per CGHS guideline residing in Dibrugarh city. The coverage shall be limited to the areas within 5 km (approx.) radius of the CGHS Wellness Centre (Ministry's letter No.C/14012 /02/2018/CGHS-IIl/DIR dated 06.04.2018 may please be seen for clarification , in this regard). Pensioner beneficiary can enroll irrespective of their place of residence, if desire. 

The beneficiaries will be able to avail the CGHS facilities through the Wellness  Centre during office hours i.e. from 7.30 am to 2.00 pm in all working days except on Sundays & Holidays. 
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( Dr. H.K. Sonowal ) 
Addl. Director. 

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Source: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5486

Issue of OPD Medicines by CMO for 6 months to CGHS beneficiaries going abroad

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No.1-40/2019-CGHS/C&P/DIR/CGHS 
Government of India 
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare 
Department of Health & Family Welfare 
Directorate General of CGHS 
Nirman Bhawan, New Delhi 110 011 
Dated the 19th August , 2019 

OFFICE ORDER

Subject: - Issue of OPD Medicines for CGHS beneficiaries going abroad 
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With reference to the above subject the undersigned is directed to draw attention to Circular No 4-20/2003-C&P Section dated the 28th April , 2005 vide which guidelines were issued for supply of OPD Medicines for upto '6' months to CGHS beneficiaries , who are going to stay abroad and to state that the matter has been reviewed by this Ministry and it is now decided in modification of the earlier guidelines that hereinafter, Chief Medical Officer I/C of concerned CGHS Wellness Centre is empowered for issue of OPD medicines for upto six months to the CGHS beneficiaries visiting abroad, subject to submission of the following documents: 
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(a) Copy of valid CGHS Card. 

(b) Valid prescription for six months. 

(c) Documentary Proof of going abroad like ticket , visa etc. 

(Dr. Atul Prakash) 
Director, CGHS

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Source: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5487

Deputation of combatised CAPFs & ARs personnel in other organization - Reconsideration of 02 years attachment period: MHA OM

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No.I.21022/03/2016/Pers. II
Ministry of Home Affairs 
Police-II Division

North Block, New Delhi. 
Dated, the 06th September, 2019.

Office Memorandum

Subject:- Policy guidelines for deputation of combatised CAPFs & ARs personnel in other organization : reconsideration of 02 years attachment period thereof - regarding
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The undersigned is directed to invite attention to the policy guidelines dated 05th May, 2017 on the subject cited above and to say that a proposal regarding reconsideration of provision of 02 . years attachment of CAPFs personnel prior to induction of deputation in National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) received from Disaster Management Division of this Ministry was under consideration.

2. After taking into consideration the difficulties being experienced by the NDRF and CAPFs on attachment of personnel for 02 yea rs prior to induction of deputation, the proviso relating to 02 years attachment for personnel on deputation to NDRF added below para 3(8) (ii) and above 3(B) (iii) in the policy guidelines vide this Ministry's Office Memorandum dated 05.05.2017 is hereby removed with immediate effect.

3. This issues with the approval of competent authority.
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(Lalit Kapoor) 
Deputy Secretary to the Govt. of India

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Source: MHA
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Alliance Air LTC Fares for the month of SEPTEMBER - 2019

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Alliance Air Domestic Fares
Fares for the month of SEPTEMBER - 2019
Domestic: One-Way Basic FaresTABLE I
Domestic: LTC FaresTABLE II
Domestic: RCS Sector FaresTABLE III
Domestic: Remarks & NotingsTABLE IV

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TABLE II
ALLIANCE AIR DOMESTIC - LTC BASIC FARES
S.NO
SECTOR & V.V.

BASIC FARE
1
Delhi
Kullu
16500
2
Kullu
Chandigarh
15000
3
Delhi
Allahabad
13250
4
Delhi
Dharamshala
13000
5
Delhi
Jammu
12750
6
Delhi
Gorakhpur
13200
7
Delhi
Dehradun
13000
8
Delhi
Jabalpur
14300
9
Delhi
Gwalior
11850
10
Delhi
Indore
13000
11
Delhi
Mumbai
17400
12
Gwalior
Mumbai
13000
13
Mumbai
Indore
13250
14
Delhi
Pantnagar
13000
15
Delhi
Chandigarh
12750
16
Delhi
Jaipur
12900
17
Delhi
Amritsar
11000
18
Delhi
Lucknow
12500
19
Delhi
Udaipur
12500
20
Delhi
Hyderabad
13500
21
Delhi
Kolkata
13500
22
Delhi
Bathinda
11500
23
Delhi
Ludhiana
11750
24
Delhi
Pathankot
11500
25
Jaipur
Lucknow
13250
26
Jaipur
Bhopal
12750
27
Jaipur
Raipur
13000
28
Raipur
Bhopal
12700
29
Jaipur
Udaipur
10850
30
Mumbai
Bhuj
14000
31
Mumbai
Surat
13000
32
Mumbai
Bhavnagar
13000
33
Mumbai
Shirdi
13000
34
Hyderabad
Pune
13000
35
Hyderabad
Shirdi
12950
36
Hyderabad
Tirupati
13750
37
Hyderabad
Ahmedabad
12500
38
Hyderabad
Kolkata
13500
39
Hyderabad
Cochin
12500
40
Visakhapatnam
Vijayawada
12250
41
Visakhapatnam
Tirupati
12900
42
Visakhapatnam
Hyderabad
13900
43
Visakhapatnam
Bangalore
12950
44
Visakhapatnam
Mysore
13750
45
Vijayawada
Tirupati
13750
46
Vijayawada
Hyderabad
13000
47
Vijayawada
Bangalore
13500
48
Vijayawada
Mysore
13200
49
Bangalore
Cochin
13000
50
Bangalore
Agatti
13700
51
Bangalore
Hubli
13100
52
Bangalore
Belgaum
13000
53
Bangalore
Pune
13500
54
Chennai
Coimbatore
13000
55
Chennai
Madurai
13000
56
Chennai
Trichy
13000
57
Chennai
Mangalore
13000
58
Chennai
Hyderabad
13150
59
Madurai
Coimbatore
13000
60
Trichy
Coimbatore
13000
61
Hyderabad
Goa
13250
62
Pune
Goa
13000
63
Kolkata
Ranchi
13100
64
Kolkata
Bhubaneswar
12400
65
Ranchi
Bhubaneswar
9250
66
Kolkata
Raipur
13400
67
Bhubaneswar
Raipur
12750
68
Ranchi
Raipur
12750
69
Ranchi
Jharsuguda
12750
70
Kolkata
Guwahati
9825
71
Kolkata
Lilabari
10200
72
Guwahati
Lilabari
7700
73
Kolkata
Tezpur
10050
74
Guwahati
Tezpur
7700
75
Kolkata
Shillong
10200
76
Kolkata
Pasighat
10200
77
Guwahari
Pasighat
7700
78
Mumbai
Diu
10100
79
Cochin
Agatti
11500
80
Pasighat
Lilabari
7000
81
Delhi
Bathinda
10000
82
Bathinda
Jammu
10000
83
Delhi
Ludhiana
10000
84
Delhi
Bikaner
10000
85
Bikaner
Jaipur
8000
86
Delhi
Shimla
10500
87
Delhi
Pathankot
10000
88
Pantnagar
Dehradun
8000
89
Gwalior
Indore
10000
90
Gwalior
Delhi
8000
91
Jaipur
Agra
8000
92
Nashik
Hyderabad
10250
93
Nashik
Ahmedabad
8500
94
Kolhapur
Hyderabad
10000
95
Kolhapur
Bangalore
10500
96
Belgaum
Pune
10000
97
Kochi
Mysore
10000
98
Goa
Mysore
10000
99
Hyderabad
Mysore
10900
100
Bangalore
Mysore
8500
101
Kolkata
Jharsuguda
10000
102
Jharsuguda
Bhubaneswar
10000
103
Jharsuguda
Raipur
10000

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REMARKS & NOTINGS
1. SAP309I, SAP149I, SAP79I Fares Levels are Advance Purchase Fares which are available for sale upto 30 days, 14 days, 7 days respectively in advance before schedule date of departure of the flight 

2. Some sectors may not have the Advance Purchase restrictions and some sectors are currently non-operating 

3. In addition to the above Fares: Passenger Service Fee (WO), User Development Fee (IN), Airport Development Fee (YM) (wherever applicable), Fuel Surcharge (YQ), Cute Fee (YR) (wherever applicable) and Goods & Service Tax (GST, as per Governement of India Regulations) will be charged at different airports and will be displayed at the time of booking. The charges could vary from airport to airport. 

4. Fare Rules:

CabinRBDChanges per sector (plus applicable GST)Cancellation per sector (plus applicable GST)No-Show per sector (plus applicable GST)
Economy ClassYNIL (Till 1 hour before departure)NIL (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare whichever is lower (less than 1 hour before departure)
B & MINR.2500/- or basic fare whichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare whichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare whichever is lower (less than 1 hour before departure)
H, K, Q, V, W, G, L & UINR.2500/- or basic fare whichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare whichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)Non-Refundable (Basic fare forfeited) less than 1 hour before departure
T, S & ERs. 2500/- or basic fare whichever is  lower (Till 24 hours before departure). Not Permitted less than 24 hours before departureRs. 2500/- or basic fare whichever is lower (Till 24 hours before departure). Non-Refundable (Basic fare forfeited) less than 24 hours before departureNon-Refundable (Basic fare forfeited) less than 24 hours before departure
"Note:
a) No Re-validation or Cancellation Fee applicable on Infant Tickets.

b) Change and Cancellation fees are non-refundable.

c) In terms of CAR issued by DGCA file no. 23-16/2016-AED effective 1st August 2016 Under no circumstances, the cancellation charges shall be more than the basic fare plus fuel surcharge (In Alliance Air on domestic sectors Fuel charge is already merged with Basic Fare)

d) No-Show charges waiver at airport for domestic sector for RBDs - H, K, Q, V, W, G, L, U, T, S & E in case, the passenger has reported at the airport (after closure of counter but before departure of flight) for a Domestic sector, and only when passenger is being rolled over / travelling on the next available flight of Air India.

In such case to facilitate a no-show passenger the waiver of no-show INR.3000/- plus applicable GST to be authorised by the Airport Duty Manager at the time of flight only, and cannot be levied / waived at CBO.

Further, fare difference if any as per the RBD / Fare Basis available / applicable on the next available flight, will have to be charged from the passenger in addition to the no-show penalty plus applicable GST."

Remarks:

1. Above Charges are applicable per coupon. In case of 'non-refundable', Basic Fare will be forfeited.

2. In case of Re-issuance: Applicable Charges and difference of fare if any are applicable.

3. LTC Tickets: Change/Refund Fee will be applicable for highest Economy Class fare.

4. Armed Forces and related discounts: Change/ Refund Fee applicable as per RBD fare rules. All categories of Armed Forces, Paramilitary Forces, General Reserve Engineering Forces, War Disabled Officers, War Widows, Armed Forces Bravery Award Tickets and Gallantry Award Tickets under RBD K to L.

5. In cases of Flight Disruptions:

a) Alternate arrangements are made by the Airline - No Refund.

b) Passenger is taken back to the point of origin by the first available service - Full amount to be refunded.

c) Own arrangement for the cancelled sector is made by the passenger(s): Refund of Basic fare of the cancelled sector.

d) The passanger is not taken to the ticketed destination & passanger(s) makes own arrangement : Full refund in order in respective RBD along with unutilized non-airline taxes, if any.

e) No Re-validation or Cancellation Fee applicable on Infant Tickets.

6. These fares are subject to change without prior notice.

Source: Click here to view/download the PDF
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LTC-80: Air India Domestic Fare List September 2019

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Employees of the State and Central Governments/ Public sector undertaking travelling on leave. Employees of the Educational Institutions recognized by Central/ State Govt or affiliated to any University/ Educational board are also eligible.

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Applicable Fares as on 04 September, 2019

TABLE - III : LTC Fares              
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SECTOR & V.VHLTC (Economy Class)DLTC (Executive Class)
Basic FareBasic Fare
AgartalaKolkata875017880
AgraDelhi875017880
AgraKhajuraho875017880
AgraVaranasi950019320
AhmedabadChennai1750035400
AhmedabadDelhi1105022440
AhmedabadMumbai875017880
AizawlImphal410017880
AizawlKolkata720017880
AmritsarDelhi875017880
AmritsarMumbai1750035400
AmritsarNanded1750035400
AurangabadDelhi1505030560
AurangabadMumbai825021000
BagdograDelhi1520030600
BagdograKolkata875017880
BengaluruBhubaneshwar1510030600
BengaluruChennai875017880
BengaluruDelhi1990040200
BengaluruGoa950019320
BengaluruGuwahati1990040200
BengaluruHubli875017880
BengaluruHyderabad875017880
BengaluruKolkata1750035400
BengaluruMumbai1105022440
BengaluruTrivandrum950019320
BhopalDelhi950019320
BhopalMumbai1240026960
BhubaneshwarDelhi1510030600
BhubaneshwarHyderabad1135022440
BhubaneshwarKolkata875017880
BhubaneshwarMumbai1750035400
ChandigarhDelhi875017880
ChandigarhLeh875017880
ChandigarhMumbai1750035400
ChandigarhPune1750035400
ChennaiCoimbatore875017880
ChennaiDelhi1990040200
ChennaiGoa970019320
ChennaiHyderabad950019320
ChennaiKochi950019320
ChennaiKolkata1750035400
ChennaiMadurai875017880
ChennaiMumbai1510030600
ChennaiPortblair1750035400
ChennaiTrivandrum950019320
CoimbatoreDelhi1990040200
CoimbatoreMumbai1510030600
DelhiGaya1105022440
DelhiGoa1750035400
DelhiGuwahati1750035400
DelhiHyderabad1510030600
DelhiImphal1990040200
DelhiIndore950019320
DelhiJaipur875017880
DelhiJammu950019320
DelhiJodhpur875017880
DelhiKhajuraho875017880
DelhiKochi1990048240
DelhiKolkata1750035400
DelhiLeh1110019320
DelhiLucknow875017880
DelhiMumbai1510030600
DelhiNagpur1135022440
DelhiPatna1135022440
DelhiPort Blair2870051600
DelhiPune1510030600
DelhiRaipur1205022440
DelhiRajkot1330022440
DelhiRanchi1510030600
DelhiSrinagar960019320
DelhiSurat1330022440
DelhiTirupati1990040200
DelhiTrivandrum2050049680
DelhiUdaipur950019320
DelhiVadodra1125022440
DelhiVaranasi950019320
DelhiVijayawada1750035400
DelhiVishakhapatnam1750035400
DibrugarhKolkata1160022440
DimapurKolkata950019320
GayaKolkata875017880
GayaVaranasi875017880
GoaMumbai875017880
GuwahatiImphal875017880
GuwahatiKolkata875017880
HubliMumbai875017880
HyderabadKolkata1515030600
HyderabadMumbai950019320
HyderabadTirupati875017880
HyderabadVijayawada875017880
HyderabadVishakhapatnam950019320
ImphalKolkata950019320
IndoreMumbai950019320
JaipurMumbai1205022440
JammuLeh1025017880
JammuSrinagar875017880
JamnagarMumbai875017880
JodhpurMumbai1390026960
KhajurahoVaranasi875017880
KochiMumbai1510030600
KochiTrivandrum875017880
KolkataMumbai1990040200
KolkataPort Blair1750035400
KolkataSilchar875017880
KolkataVaranasi950019320
KozhikodeMumbai1325022440
LehSrinagar880017880
LucknowMumbai1510030600
MaduraiMumbai1510030600
MangaloreMumbai950019320
MumbaiNagpur950019320
MumbaiPune810017880
MumbaiRaipur1365022440
MumbaiRajkot1285023240
MumbaiTrivandrum1570030600
MumbaiUdaipur950019320
MumbaiVaranasi1515030600
MumbaiVishakhapatnam1510030600
Port BlairVishakhapatnam1515030600
RaipurNagpur875017880
RaipurVishakhapatnam875017880
BengaluruBelgaum875017880
KolkataJaipur1750035400
BengaluruAhmedabad1515030600
HyderabadGuwahati1990040200
BhubaneshwarGuwahati1135022440
HyderabadDURGAPUR1380030600
DelhiNanded1750035400
ChandigarhNanded1750035400
DelhiKannur1810040200
KannurKozhikode810017880
DelhiKozhikode1810040200
AurangabadUdaipur950019320
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TABLE - VI
Remarks & Notings
1a)Fare Basis 'ZAP' with minimum 3 days advance purchase restriction.
TAP14,UAP14,LAP14,GAP14,TAP7, UAP7, LAP7,GAP7 Fares Levels are Advance Purchase Fares which are available for sale upto 14 days, 7 days respectively in advance before schedule date of departure of the flight.
b)
*Some flights/sectors may not have the Advance Purchase restrictions and
*Some Sectors are currently non-operating
2Flight RoutingD- Direct flight to destination.
V- Via Flight to Destination with stop/stops without change of aircraft
Link - Connecting Flight to Destination with a change of aircraft at a transit point
3Taxes, Fee & Charges
a)In addition to the above fares, Passenger Service fee, Airport Development Fee (wherever applicable) and Service Tax would apply.
(a) Passenger Service fee (WO) is Rs. 245/-
(b) Ex Hyderabad where it is Rs. 236/-
(c) Ex Delhi where it is Rs. 245/-
(d) Ex Mumbai, Chennai, Guwahati, Bengaluru, Lucknow, Thiruvananthapuram, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Kozhikode, Pune, Goa, Srinagar,Ahmedabad, Kolkata,Coimbatore, Indore, Bhuwaneshwar is Rs.154/-
b)User Development Fee (IN) (a) Ex Vishakapatnamis Rs. 354/-, Amritsar, Udaipur & Varanasi where it is Rs. 177/-, Guwahati Rs. 484/-, Ahmedabad Rs. 101/-, Kolkata Rs. 662/-, Chennai Rs. 82/-, Lucknow Rs. 186/-, Hyderabad Rs. 508/-, Mangalore Rs. 161/-, Bengaluru : Rs. 362/-, Thiruvananthapuram Rs. 575/-, Jaipur, Srinagar is Rs. 413/- Pune - 448/- , Kozhikode Rs. 242/-, Goa Rs. 332/-, Coimbatore Rs 413/-,Indore Rs 357/-, Bhuwaneshwar Rs 472/-
(c) UDF from Chandigarh : Distance upto 305 Km - Rs. 295/- more than 305 Km - Rs. 767/-.
(d) Airport Development Fee ( YM ) ex Mumbai Rs. 142/-.
(e) RCF - Regional Air-Connectivity Fund : Rs. 70/- Ex all domestic stations except cat-II & IIA stations.
c)
Goods & Service Tax (GST) as applicable would be additional :-
(a) in Economy 5%
(b) in First & Business 12%

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Fare Rules :
Fee for Refund/revalidation/re-issuance is levied as detailed under: effective 01st Jul'2017
RBD
Re-Issuance / Including date change (plus applicable GST)Cancellation / Refund Fee (plus
applicable GST)
No-Show (plus applicable GST)
First ClassF & ANIL (Till 1 hour before departure)NIL (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (less than 1 hour before departure)
Business classC, D & JNIL (Till 1 hour before departure)NIL (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (less than 1 hour before departure)
ZINR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (less than 1 hour before departure)

Economy ClassYNIL (Till 1 hour before departure)NIL (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (less than 1 hour before departure)
B & MINR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (less than 1 hour before departure)
H,K,Q,V,W,G,L & U
INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)INR.2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 1 hour before departure)*Non-Refundable (Basic fare forfeited) less than 1 hour before departure
T, S & E
Rs. 2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 24 hours before departure). Not Permitted less than 24 hours before departureRs. 2500/- or basic fare wichever is lower (Till 24 hours before departure). Non-Refundable (Basic fare forfeited) less than 24 hours before departure*Non-Refundable (Basic fare forfeited) less than 24 hours before departure
"(Penalty amount plus applicable Goods & Service tax (GST) as per booking RBDs)
(a) Re-issuance of First class & Business class ticket : 12% (GST) on reissuance amount.
(b) Re-issuance of Economy class ticket : 5% (GST) on reissuance amount, wherever applicable.
(c) Cancellation / Refund charges for First & Business class ticket : 12% (GST) re-issuance amount, wherever applicable.
(d) Cancellation / Refund charges for Economy class ticket : 5% (GST) re-issuance amount, wherever applicable.
(e) No-show charges for First & Business class : 12% (GST) of no-show fee, wherever applicable.
(f) No-show charges for Economy class : 5% (GST) of no-show fee, wherever applicable.
(g) No Re-validation or Cancellation Fee applicable on Infant Tickets."
"* In terms of CAR issued by DGCA file no. 23-16/2016-AED effective 1st August 2016 Under no circumstances, the cancellation charges shall be more than the basic fare plus fuel surcharge. (In Air India on domestic Fuel charge is already merged with Basic Fare)
** No-Show charges waiver at airport for domestic sector for RBDs - H, K, Q, V, W, G, L, U, T, S & E in case, the passenger has reported at the Airport,
(after closure of counter but before departure of flight) for a Domestic sector, and only when passenger is being rolled over / travelling on the next available flight of Air India. in such case to facilitate a no-show passenger the waiver of no-show INR.3000/- plus 12% (GST) for business class ticket & 5% (GST) for economy class ticket,
to be authorised by the Airport Duty Manager at the time of flight only, and cannot be levied / waived at CBO.
Further, fare difference if any as per the RBD / Fare Basis available / applicable on the next available flight, will have to be charged from the passenger in addition to the no-show penalty, plus applicable (GST) as mentioned above."
Note:
a). Above Charges are applicable per coupon.
In case of 'non-refundable, Basic Fare will be forfeited.
b). In case of Re-issuance : Aplicable Charges and difference of fare if any are applicable.
c). LTC Tickets: Change/Refund Fee will be as applicable for highest Business or Economy Class fare
d). Armed Forces and related discounts : Change/ Refund Fee applicable as per RBD fare rules. All categories of (Armed Forces, Paramilitary Forces, General Reserve Engineering Forces, War Disabled Officers, War Widows and Gallantry Award Tickets under RBD K to L), (Armed Forces Bravery Award Tickets under RBD K to L)
(B) :- The refund rules applicable to Link Fares on all RBDs are as under:
(A) Originating point:
1. Tickets issued on fares under: RBDs K to U
a) Refund - Permitted up to 1 hr before scheduled departure of the flight against a Refund Fee of - Rs. 2500/- on the fare component.
b) Refund of No-show ticket : Non Refundable (Basic fare)
(B) Intermediate Point :
In case of completion of part itinerary, a passenger desirous of claiming refund will be allowed to do so after deducting the applicable fare on booked RBD, for the sector travelled along with the applicable Refund Fee plus applicable goods & service tax(GST).
(C) :- In cases of Flight Disruptions:
(a) Alternate arrangements are made by the Airline- No Refund
(b) Passenger is taken back to the point of origin by the first available service - Full amount to be refunded.
(c) Own arrangement for the cancelled sector is made by the passenger(s): Refund of Basic fare of the cancelled sector
(d) The passenger is not taken to the ticketed destination & passanger(s) makes own arrangement : Full refund in order in respective RBD along with unutilized non-airline taxes, if any.
(e) No Re-validation or Cancellation Fee applicable on Infant Tickets.
5 Applicable Fares as on 04 Sep 2019
6 **These fares are subject to Change without prior notice.**

Source: Click here to view/download the PDF
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CGHS Nagpur: Opening of Extension dispensary Allopathic at Wadi

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CGHS Nagpur: Opening of Extension dispensary Allopathic at Wadi 

Govt. of India
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare
Office of the Additional Director
Central Govt. Health Scheme
Seminary Hills, Nagpur-440006.

No. CGHS/NP/ADMN/2019/1267
Date: 20.08.2019

NOTIFICATION

Subject: Opening of Extension dispensary (Allopathic) at Wadi under administrative control of Additional Director, CGHS, Nagpur

This is for information to all eligible Central Govt. Employees , Pensioners and other stake holders that an Extension dispensary (Allopathic) of Central Govt. Health Scheme ( CGHS), Wellness centre no. 02, Civil lines, Nagpur is opened on 13.08.2019 to provide medical facilities to eligible CGHS Card holders.
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The timing of extension dispensary is from 7.30 AM to 02.00 pm on all working days except on Sundays and gazette holidays.

The address of extension dispensary, Wadi is as follows:

Plot No. 75, Shri Raghunath Shelke’s House, Gajanan Society, Dattawadi, Amravati, Road, Nagpur-440023.


Dr. Leela B. Pendam
Additional Director
CGHS Nagpur
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Source: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5488

Language of Question Papers for GDCE - Clarification by Railway Board RBE No. 149/2019

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Language of Question Papers for GDCE - Clarification by Railway Board RBE No. 149/2019

RBE No.149/ 2019
भारत सरकार GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
रेल मंत्रालय MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS 
(रेलवे बोर्ड RAILWAY BOARD)

No.E(NG)I/2018/PM 1/4 
New Delhi, dated September 9, 2019

The General Managers All Zonal Railways & Production Units.
(as per standard mailing list)

Sub: Language of Question Papers for GDCE - Clarification.
Ref.: Railway Board's letter of even number dated 21.08.2019.
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Doubts have been raised as to whether the instructions contained in Board's above letter direct that question papers for GDCE are to be set only in English and Hindi and not in any other language(s).

It is clarified that the letter referred to above does not restrict Railways from setting up the GDCE question papers in local/regional language(s).
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It may also be noted that with 100% objective type question paper now in vogue, the issue of written proficiency in a particular language should hardly be any more relevant.

(D. Josep )
Joint Director Estt. (N)
Railway Board

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Source: http://www.indianrailways.gov.in/railwayboard/uploads/directorate/establishment/ENG-I/149_2019.pdf

Demands- 7th CPC Allowances from 01.01.16, Bonus Calculation Limit Rs.18000, Scrap NPS: One Day Hunger Strike at Atal Samadhi, Delhi

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Demands- 7th CPC Allowances from 01.01.16, Bonus Calculation Limit Rs.18000,  Scrap NPS: One Day Hunger Strike at Atal Samadhi, Delhi

Bharatiya Pratiraksha Mazdoor Sangh
(AN ALL INDIA FEDERATION OF DEFENCE WORKERS)
(AN INDUSTRIAL UNIT OF B.M.S.)
(RECOGNISED BY MINISTRY OF DEFENCE, GOVT. OF INDIA)

REF: BPMS/ Cir/18th TC/ 17 
Dated: 04.09.2019

To,

The Office Bearers & CEC Members 
Bharatiya Pratiraksha Mazdoor Sangh
&
The General Secretaries/ Presidents 
Unions affiliated to this federation

Subject: One day Hunger Strike on 14.10.2019 at Atal Samadhi (Sadaiv Atal), Delhi.

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Sadar Namaskar,

I hope all of you are quite well and busy in accelerating trade union activities to uplift the organization. It is for your kind information that Government Employees National Confederation has decided to conduct one day Hunger Strike on 14.10.2019 from 1030 hrs to 1530 hrs at Atal Samadhi (Sadaiv Atal), Near Rajghat, Delhi for various burning issues/ pending demands of Government employees like-
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  • Eradication of unemployment and filling of vacant posts through permanent employees in various offices/ establishments of Central/ States/ Autonomous Bodies
  • Corruption free Government Departments
  • No efforts should be made regarding corporatization of establishments of Defence/ Railway/ Postal or any other Government Department
  • Restoration of Old Pension Scheme/ Removal of New Pension Scheme Extension of slab for Nil income tax liability upto 8 lakh
  • Calculation limit of Bonus should be extended upto 18000 based on recommendation of 7th CPC on Minimum Pay
  • Total abolition of Contract Worker System/ Outsourcing System for job of permanent nature in all Govt Departments
  • All Allowance should be paid as per 7th CPC recommendations from 01.01.2016
  • All employees of State Govt/ Autonomous Bodies should be granted Pay Structure of Central Government, wherever it is less beneficial to the Pay Structure of Central Government etc.

All the unions are requested to mark its presence by at least 5 members so that the hunger strike may be made successful.
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With regards,

Brotherly Yours

(Mukesh Singh)
General Secretary
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Source: http://BPMS.org.in/documents/hunger-strike-cijh.pdf

Pension Seva SBI for Pensioners of SBI - https://www.pensionseva.sbi :Download Pension Slip, Form 16, Arrear calculation sheet

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Pension Seva SBI for Pensioners of SBI - https://pensionseva.sbi :Download Pension Slip, Form 16, Arrear calculation sheet


Pension Seva SBI (State Bank of India) Services available for Pensioners

Services available in Pension Seva

SBI Pension Seva is a website where pensioners of SBI can login and check their pension related details instantly.

The services available on this website include:


  1. Download of Arrear calculation sheets
  2. Download of Pensionslip/Form 16
  3. Pension Profile Details
  4. Investment related details
  5. Life Certificate status
  6. Transactions Details
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Extended Benefits to Pensioners


  1. SMS alert on mobile phone with pension payment details.
  2. Pension slip through email/pension paying branch.
  3. Facility to submit life certificate at any branch of State Bank of India.
  4. JeevanPramaan facility available at branches.
  5. Senior Citizen Savings Scheme(SCSS)
  6. EPPO provision for Defence/Railway/CPAO/Rajasthan pensioners


New User Registration process in Pension Seva SBI


[Click on Image to go SBI PensionSeva Registration]
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Click on Image for Registration

  • Create a User-id (to be created by the pensioner – min 5 characters)

  • Enter your Pension account number

  • Enter your Date of Birth

  • Enter the Branch code of pension paying branch

  • Your registered email id same as submitted to the branch

  • Enter new password, then confirm password
  • i) Passwords should have a minimum length of 8 characters
  • ii) Passwords should have a combination of uppercase and lowercase alphabets, numerals and special characters

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Choose 2 profile questions and answers and save for future reference, as it will be required in case you forget your password

On successful registration, a mail would be sent to the registered email where a link will be available for account activation.

After activation, pensioner can login through his registered ID/Password.

User account will be locked out automatically after three consecutive unsuccessful logon attempts.

Forgot Password:

If user forgets his/her password, then password can be changed by using the profile questions and answers chosen at the time of registration.

Reset Password:

If user forgets his/her password, and forgets the profile questions also then “Reset Password” can be used for generating the new password. Temporary password will be sent to the registered mail id for changing the password.

Source: pensionseva.sbi
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