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Tuesday, May 14, 2013

RULE 38 of P&T Man IV TRANSFERS IN IP CADRE

Shri Sunil Kumar, IP Mandi Dn HP Circle Shimla has been transfereed and posted as SDI (N) Amritsar Punjab Circle while Ms. Khushdeep Sandhu IP Una Dn HP Circle has been transferred and posted as SDI (P) North Jalandhar, Punjab Circle vide Pb Circle Memo no. STB/9-14/2011 dated 10.05.2013.
Association welcomes both the IPs in Punjab.

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

More officers declined promotion


Director General (Posts) accepted the request of the following 9 more officers for declining their promotion to PS Group “B” ordered vide Directorate order number 9-23/2012-SPG dated 28.12.2012. This is incontinuation to the earlier 14+23 refusals accepted on 29-01-2013 and 17-3-2013.
Name of Officer
Sr. No. In order
Parent Circle
Circle allotted on promotion
Date of Declination
T.Venkata Rao
194
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
11.02.2013
Ramesh Holla
4
Karnataka
Karnataka
13.02.2013
H.L.Natraj
170
Karnataka
Jharkhand
21.02.2013
D.S.Parmar
197
Uttarakhand
Uttar Pradesh
19.03.2013
Bhagabat Sethy
192
Orissa
North East
05.03.2013
Rajashekara Bhat
142
Karnataka
Bihar
25.02.2013
V.N.Shivashankara Prasad
8
Karnataka
Karnataka
25.02.2013
N.V.Murali
87
Tamilnadu
Uttar Pradesh
11.03.2013
Bijaya Kumar Patra
112
Odisha
North East
25.03.2013

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

DONATIONS ON RETIREMENT !!!

Association wishes Shri Mohinder Singh, Sr Postmaster, Patiala a happy, prosperous and healthy retirement life. He has been one of the premier comrades in the Association and worked for the welfare of IP/ASP. Mr Singh has retired on attaining superannuation on the afternoon of 30.04.2013. Though he promoted to PS Group B, but he remained in touch for all through the years. Association accepts donation of Rs.1100/- from him. Mr Singh has invited all the comrades (IP/ASP) at his residence at Defence Estates, Ambala on 05.05.2013 for the Akhand Path on the occassion of his retirement.

Sunday, April 28, 2013

THE GAME OF SUCCESS


There comes a time in the life of every man when he feels helpless before circumstances. Such a time is actually a test of his ability. The remedy, in fact , lies in his own hands. No animal , except man , worries about what is ahead of him. But once he removes the veil of worry, he finds the ladder of success waiting upward climb.
On the other hand, the problem worsen when he goes on worrying. Worry becomes his second nature. It is far better if he looks at the situation calmly and in time. He should split his problem into parts. Half the problem is solved in an analysis of this kind.
Milton lost one eye , and then the second one too. But he didn’t lose heart. He analysed his problem and situation in time. The result was his top class poetic output which won him eminence.
Helen Keller was deaf, dumb and blind since childhood. But she never thought she was handicapped. The ladder of success awaited her upward climb because she had a positive attitude. Today we remember her with a deep sense of reverence as she was a lady of courage and stamina.
Socrates was ugly and uneducated. But his thoughts were always lofty, his attitude always positive. His wife would always find faults with him but he never let a sense of defeat overpower him. Once finding his wife extremely angry, he came out of the house and sat on a stone slab near his gate and started basking in the sun. Soon the angry woman rushed out and emptied the pitcher of cold water over his head. Instead of retaliating, he praised his wife: “I was wondering dear, why after thundering it didn’t rain so far!” Such a peaceful bent of mind had actually made him number one philosopher of the world.
Abraham Lincoln was the son of a poor farmer who could never afford to buy books and clothes for him. But Lincoln had a positive attitude about life. He would wash his only suit at night so that it would dry by the morning. Covering him with a rough towel he would study the books borrowed from his friends under street lamp as there was no light in his own house. One day an envious neighbour woman whose own son was a duffer, made a taunting remark to Lincoln: “Why study in the mosquito-ridden street at night! After all you are not going to become the President of America? ” Lincoln took it as a positive challenge and one day occupied the White House.
Problems are better solved when taken as a challenge. The tackling of each problem makes you more experienced. It builds a positive attitude. But that attitude should be maintained. If , like the hare , you sit for rest after a short run , others may surpass your like the steady tortoise. Your skill in your particular field will improve with every step you take. Even failures can’t make true achievers lose heart. They strive for still greater perfection.
The goddess of success is not easy to please. She is a hard task mistress. You can’t fool her. She sees the truth but waits. She tests your patience. An impatient worker often commits mistakes. So always be calm and composed when you work. Better results follow in due course. Our duty is only to do the right job and then hope for the best.
Imagination plays an important role in success. Even Rome was an imaginary project at first. Then it was realized. Work without hope of success is useless. But that hope should not be baseless. Milk will taste as sweet as the amount of sugar we put in it. So the taste of our success depends on the amount of work we put in. To hope for success without doing work is to deceive the self. That type of attitude pollutes our psyche.
Make a habit of succeeding. Then keep smiling. Heaven is not going to fall if you fail once or twice. Every onward step makes you a better individual. Every piece of success will make you more hopeful and more confident of winning. The game of success belongs to those who work and always dare. And you can be one of them!   

Friday, April 26, 2013

Atlast JTS promotees' list saw the twilight.

Directorate issued promotions in JTS of IPS Group 'A' (PB-3 Rs.15600-39100 + GP 5400) vide letter no. 4-5/2012-SPG dated 26.04.2013. Following two officers are allotted to Punjab Circle after their elevation.
  • Mr. B.R. Nanajagi (ST) DOB 01.06.1963 Karanataka Circle.
  • Mr. Bihari Lal Badhan (SC) DOB 20.04.1953 Punjab Circle.
Association wishes them good luck in their future endeavours.
 

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Movements in Punjab Region

  • Shri R.K.Joshi, Sr Postmaster Srinagar on his allotment to Punjab Circle has been posted as Supdt Posts, Bathinda while Shri Ujaggar Singh, Asstt Director (BD) Uttrakhand on his allotment to Punjab Circle has been posted as Sr Postmaster Jalandhar.
  • Shri Makhan Singh, Supdt Post offices Faridkot, on completion of tenure has been transferred and posted as Supdt Posts (HQ) Jalandhar, while Smt Kamlesh Chauhan, Sr Postmaster Jalandhar has been transferred and posted as Supdt Posts Faridkot at her own request without TA/TP.
 

Monday, April 22, 2013

CWC meeting at CHANDIGARH on 20.04.2013

CWC meeting was held under the presidentship of Shri Gopal Krishan Sharma at GPO Chandigarh to discuss the agenda items. Apart from CWC members, all the members were requested to participate in the meeting. The occassion was graced by Shri Suresh Kumar, President CHQ AIAIASP and Shri Harimohan, Circle Secretary & Asstt Director Postal Services, Haryana Circle and both the leaders were given warm welcome. The meeting started with a two minute condolence/silence tribute for all the deceased comrades and their love ones, who left for heavenly abode. The opening of CWC meeting marked with garlanding of Shri Harimohan ji, Circle Secretary. All the members applauded his contributions not only at the Circle level but also at CHQ level. The intricacies of court case in respect of LDCE for PS Gr Exam, 2011 and Sr PM Cadre CAT case were discussed in detail. Grade Pay issue and Ernakulam CAT Case thereto were the main topics among all the speakers. Developments at CHQ and Directorate level were also deliberated upon at length. Mid tenure and un precedent transfers in the Punjab Region were the other issues of the day. The change of guard of Circle Secretary to Shri Balbir Singh Kaushal, ASP (Courts) was the unanimous choice of the CWC, who shall now perform the duties of CS  in accordance with section 21 A of the constitution of the Association. All the comrades resolved to provide all necessary assistance to the new Circle Secretary. Few other members were made part of the elected body against the vacancy. Meeting ended with refreshment.