Bharat Pensioners Samaj

GET UNITED TO RESIST ANY MOVE BY GOVERNMENT TO GAG PENSIONERS VOICE THROUGH CODE OF CONDUCT Gag order for employees issued by the Ministry of Finance. Department of Expenditure, Controller General of Accounts vide No. CDN/MF.CGA/CPGRAM/2019/378 Dated 19 th November, 2019, Army mulling code of conduct for Veterans ( Retd Army officers) M/O P,PG & Pensions-DOPPW too is craving to gag civil pensioners through code of Conduct. SCM Secy Genl BPS Army Mulls Code of Conduct for Veterans The news has met with severe criticism from retired officials. Representative image. Photo: PTI The Wire Staff RIGHTS SECURITY 05/NOV/2019 New Delhi:  News that the Army headquarters is in the process of finalising a code of conduct which its veterans will have to follow has met with open criticism from retired officers, who in the recent past have not minced words in hitting out against government, army and political practices. The plan ...

CG Employees are suggested to communicate through e-mails or public grievance portal – Not Directly All Central Government employees are strictly advised to send their application for the representation on any service matters should forward to higher authorities through proper channel only, not to directly. DoE reiterates to avoid submission of representation to PM or Secretary directly Central Government employees are advised to communicate through e-mails or public grievance portal for seeking redressal of their grievances. The Department of Expenditure (Controller General of Accounts) published an OM regarding the subject of representation from Government servant on service matters on 19th November 2019. As per instructions said in the OM, the provision of Rule 20 of CCS(Conduct) Rules 1964  prohibiting Government servants from bringing outside influence in respect of matter pertaining to his service matters . Violation of these instructions may be treated as unb...

Army Mulls Code of Conduct for Veterans The news has met with severe criticism from retired officials. Representative image. Photo: PTI The Wire Staff RIGHTS SECURITY 05/NOV/2019 New Delhi:  News that the Army headquarters is in the process of finalising a code of conduct which its veterans will have to follow has met with open criticism from retired officers, who in the recent past have not minced words in hitting out against government, army and political practices. The plan to hold Army men and women to a set of rules even after they retire was disclosed by Lieutenant General Ashwani Kumar at a news channel appearance. Newspapers like  Times of India  and  Telegraph  have both revealed that sources had told them that the army was planning to have serving officers sign an undertaking promising that they would adhere to the code even after retirement. “But the code is still at ...

The first and foremost is the need for all of us to speak in one voice. Speaking in multiple, differing and dissident voices only weakens our case and needs to be eschewed. The second is our attitude and response to NPS. Almost all over the world, defined-benefit schemes of the type we are accustomed to are giving way to defined-contribution schemes of the NPS type. We cannot wish this away. Rather than fighting for the abolition of NPS, we should strive to see how best the long-term interests of all of us-the present and the future NPS pensioners and their families could be safeguarded . The third is healthcare. The Central Government is lagging behind a number of State Governments in this regard. Many CGHS empaneled hospitals are turning away CGHS beneficiaries, not to speak of the new RELHS & CTSE card holders. The scheme/principle of referral only adds to the problems.It is high time we make all out efforts to get in place a unified healthcare scheme for all...