Additional charge of CPMG, Odisha Circle

Shri Jashobanta Panda (IPoS-1980), CPMG, West Bengal Circle will hold additional charge of CPMG, Odisha Circle until further order. To view the order please Click Here.

 

Revised & Recast of Dept Examination for selection to the posts of nspectors of Posts examination for the Year 2012 with details of candidates and their marks in each papers

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Transfers /posting in IP cadre under NB & Sikkim Region

The competent authority has ordered the transfer /Allotment /posting of the following officer, with immediate effect under Rule 38 of Postal Manual Vol-IV vide CO No SFA/R-987/IP/2013 dated 06/07.08.2013.

Sl No	Name of the Officer S/Sri	Present place of Posting	Allotted /Posted	Remarks
1.	Bimal Kumar Rai	SDI (P) , Dharmanagar Sub Dn under N.E.Circle	N.B & Sikkim Region under WB Circle	Transferred under Rule 38 under P& T Manual Vol IV

Written Result of WBSSC Assistant Teacher Recruitment 2011 held on 2012

As ascertained from leading TV news channel  ,written Result of WBSSC Assistant Teacher Recruitment 2011 that was held on 2012 will be published on 7 pm 06/08/2013 (today) .

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Retirement Age 62 – Cabinet decision to increase retirement age deferred

A proposal to increase the retirement age of government employees from 60 to 62 years came to the Cabinet on Thursday but a decision was deferred. The government might make the announcement in the Prime Minister’s Independence Day address, his last before general elections in 2014. The ministry of personnel, public grievances and pensions has proposed an increase in retirement age of government employees from 60 to 62 years, top sources confirmed.

There are around five million central government employees in India. The previous occassion the government raised the retirement age of central government employees was in 1998, from 58 to 60 years. The move is meant to ease the financial burden on the government in terms of its pension liabilities, sources said.

 

The retirement age of professors in all central universities was recently raised to 65 years. D L Sachdev, national secretary of the All India Trade Union Congress, said his union was totally against the increase of the retirement age beyond 60. It would hurt the youth, especially when the government is doing nothing to create jobs for them, Sachdev said.

 

Congress-affiliated Indian National Trade Union Congress national president Sanjeeva Reddy said his union had been demanding increase in the retirement age to 62 years and would welcome it.

 

Minister for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions V Narayanaswami had ruled out an increase in the retirement age to a question in Parliament in the winter session this year. An official in the ministry, when asked, refused to speak about it.

Source : www.business-standard.com