Some important guidelines to the participants of 2nd All India Conference in Shimla

Dear Comrades,

AIPEU GDS (NFPE) WELCOMES YOU ALL

The 2nd Biennial All India Conference of AIPEU GDS (NFPE)  is scheduled from 19th to 20th September 2015 in the heart of the city of Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) Sri Ram Mandir Complex.

City is completely spread over in the valley covered with large pine trees, green vegetation with pleasant atmosphere.

Steep roads, connected with foot steps at some places.

No vehicles are allowed inside the city, even two wheeler. No auto service. All the city by walk/foot only.

The city administration is giving much priority to cleanliness and neatness. We also have to adopt it.

No usage of plastic carry bags etc. allowed & throwing outside is a punishable offence, fine up to Rs.3000- if caught. 

Usage of liquor is restricted.

Now day time temp is 27 & night about 20 d.cellicious. and one can feel chillness during night time.

Necessary & comfortable luggage with less quantity is suggested. Because of walking on foot on steep roads may cause inconvenience and tiresome for many.

Reception Committee arranged a team of volunteers at Railway station, ISBT (New Bus station) & Old Bus station for assistance to all the participants of AIC.

The accommodation arranged for the delegates/visitors is with in the radius of 1/2km of the main venue.

Registration/Enrollment of Delegation is arranged at Old Bus stand point. Accommodation will be provided only after enrollment. Please cooperate with the Reception Committee and need not caused to be remind.

Distance between Railway station and Old Bus stand i.e., Registration point of  Reception Committee is 1/2 km.

Delegation fee Rs.1000-

Accommodation could be available from 18th evening.

On 20th evening/night,  delegates staying in Shimla depending on their travel timinings have to adjust in limited accommodation till 21st early hours. 

CHQ is earnestly requesting the cooperation of every one to make success of the Conference.

=P.Pandurangarao

  General Secretary

PREMATURE CLOSSURE OF POTD A/Cs - CLARIFICATION

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GDS COURT CASE STATUS IN Pr. CAT, DELHI

THE GDS CASE PROCEEDINGS ARE GOING ON IN Pr.CAT, DELHI AND TODAY 
(10-09-2015) IS DATE OF HEARING.

IT IS INFORMED THAT THE CASE PROCEEDINGS ARE ADJOURNED TO 18-11-2015

FURTHER DETAILS WILL BE PUBLISHED SOON AFTEER  RECEIPT FROM OUR ADVOCATE

=P.PANDURANGARAO
GENERAL SECRETARY

INVITATION TO 2nd ALL INDIA CONFERENCE - AIPEU GDS (NFPE)

  
 

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BSNL Upgrades the speed of all Landline Broadband customers from 512 kbps to minimum 2 Mbps

Committed to the Government’s Digital initiatives announced by Hon.ble PM, BSNL has decided to upgrade Broadband speed to minimum 2 Mbps at no additional cost for all the Broadband customers on PAN-India Basis from 1^st October 2015.   This is another major service offering from BSNL for the benefits of customers in continuation to offering free night calling from BSNL landline  to all operator network from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM and free incoming roaming services for its mobile customers. BSNL is also offering 1Gb free E-Mail box to their customers from 50 Mb mail box.

       Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad Hon’ble MOC &IT, GOI announced this today here at Gurgaon in a function organized by BSNL. The function was graced by Shri Rao Inderjeet Singh Hon’ble MOS for Planning & MOS for Defence (Independent charge) GOI. Shri Anupam Srivastav CMD BSNL, Shri N K Gupta Director (CFA), Smt Sujata Ray Director (HR) BSNL Board and Shri R C Arya CGM Haryana circle were also present on the occasion.

         The speed up-gradation will benefit all the existing and new Broadband customers of BSNL. Under this scheme, BSNL is upgrading the speed of existing Broadband plans of 512 Kbps & 1 Mbps to 2 Mbps speed. With this upgradation, BSNL customers can access / surf the internet including social network websites like Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc. at high speed.

         BSNL is the first service provider to provide the Broadband Access to the country. BSNL launched the Broadband   services over its landline in India in 2005 with speed of 256kbps and above over the state of art Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) based IP infrastructure in urban as well as Rural areas.

         BSNL since then is constantly working for increasing the broadband speed for the enhanced experience of customer in urban as well as rural areas as envisaged in New Telecom Policy 2012.. Now, BSNL offers Broadband services with various plans ranging from 2 mbps to 100 mbps speed using ADSL/VDSL and fiber based GPON technology in a very affordable price range. BSNL is currently having around 10 Mn Broadband customers including about 1.1 Mn. Rural customers.

       This up-gradation shall enhance customer experience while surfing on internet and enjoying live video streaming by all customers even in the low price range. This scheme is expected to attract new customers for subscribing BSNL Broadband customers in an affordable manner.

          BSNL is one of the largest Telecom Service providers in India. BSNL has installed Quality Telecom Network in the country & focusing on improving it, expanding the network, introducing new telecom services with ICT applications. BSNL is having more than 77 Million Mobile customers, more than 16 million wired line telephone connections and around 10 million wired Broadband connections.

            For further information, customers can access the BSNL Customer Care Service through Toll free number 1500 (from BSNL number) & 1800 345 1500 (from other operator number) or visit the BSNL website www.bsnl.co.in.

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IT induction and modernisation project of Dept of Posts misses target

The mega project to make the countrys postal Services green and restore their old glory has been delayed, bringing pressure on the Government to expedite the process of IT induction in the massive network of 1,55,000 post offices.

The IT Induction and Modernisation Project aims at improving the Working of the Department of Posts across all its functions faster and more reliable services in postal, logistics, banking, insurance and retail operations.

The transformation of physical network to a digital network will provide a national asset for all users, apart from post offices, like various government departments, business houses and citizens.

The digitisation would bridge the rural and urban divide and bring about transparency.

For example, the implementation of the rural ICT Solution will enable the Department of Posts to roll out Direct Benefit Transfer(DBT) through a network of 1.55 lakh post offices in rural as well as urban areas.

Rural post offices will be enabled with hand-held device with biometric identification and Micro ATM enablement, wireless network, thermal printer to provide immediate receipt to customers and solar powered battery to charge and operate the ATM.

The objective is to provide technology solution to each branch master to improve the quality of services being offered by 1,30,00 branches to rural customers.

The ease of transactions will encourage rural citizens to avail the services of Post offices, thereby having a positive impact on the rural economy, besides improving financial inclusion.

The postal modernisation would enable the rural postal network to create institutional infrastructure for last mile delivery of all government services to all citizens.

The project will make the post offices the focal point of delivery for social security and employment guarantee schemes of the Centre and state governments, including disbursement of wages under MGNREGS, pensions and scholarship.

With the roll-out of the IT Induction and Modernisation Project, the Department of Posts would be in a position to introduce several new services in the future like delivery of e-commerce articles, offering seamless track and trace facility and paying phone/electricity Bills, booking train and air tickets.

However, there are major challenges faced by the Department, including the time-consuming nature of public procurement of process, selected vendors not taking up the allocated work leading to major delays, telecom connectivity issues in areas like the North-East, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Ladakh and island territories and on top of that managing the workforce of 4.66 lakh employees which have no prior experience of working in an IT-enabled environment.UNI NAZ SV AE 1030

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Some important guidelines to the participants of 2nd All India Conference in Shimla

Dear Comrades,

AIPEU GDS (NFPE) WELCOMES YOU ALL 

The 2nd Biennial All India Conference of AIPEU GDS (NFPE)  is scheduled from 19th to 20th September 2015 in the heart of the city of Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) Sri Ram Mandir Complex.

City is completely spread over in the valley covered with large pine trees, green vegetation with pleasant atmosphere.

Steep roads, connected with foot steps at some places.

No vehicles are allowed inside the city, even two wheeler. No auto service. All the city by walk/foot only.

The city administration is giving much priority to cleanliness and neatness. We also have to adopt it.

No usage of plastic carry bags etc. allowed & throwing outside is a punishable offence, fine up to Rs.3000- if caught. 

Usage of liquor is restricted.

Now day time temp is 27 & night about 20 d.cellicious. and one can feel chillness during night time.

Necessary & comfortable luggage with less quantity is suggested. Because of walking on foot on steep roads may cause inconvenience and tiresome for many.

Reception Committee arranged a team of volunteers at Railway station, ISBT (New Bus station) & Old Bus station for assistance to all the participants of AIC.

The accommodation arranged for the delegates/visitors is with in the radius of 1/2km of the main venue.

Registration/Enrollment of Delegation is arranged at Old Bus stand point. Accommodation will be provided only after enrollment. Please cooperate with the Reception Committee and need not caused to be remind.

Distance between Railway station and Old Bus stand i.e., Registration point of  Reception Committee is 1/2 km.

It is suggested to enjoy the trip of Shimla by travelling in toy-train (meter gauge) at least one-way (min.4 hrs) from Kalka or to Kalka station which will be a memorable one in the life.

=P.Pandurangarao
  General Secretary