Mega Strike in Indian Trade Union History

Mega Strike in Indian Trade Union History

Congratulation to the participants in General Strike.

 

We received encouraging reports. GDS employees largely participated all the 22 Circles.

The General Strike called by the All the Central Trade Unions was very successful in all sectors except Railway.

Public sector banking operations remained paralysed throughout the country while transport services were hit in some States as the nationwide 24-hour strike called by 11 major trade unions evoked a mixed response.

In States like Kerala, Odisha and Tripura while the strike had a mixed response in West Bengal where the Trinamool Congress government pulled all stops to neutralise the strike.

In West Bengal, shops, markets and business establishments were mostly closed in some areas, while state-run buses and trams plied with fewer passengers.

In Postal Sector strike was massive like Chhatisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Bihar, A.P, Karnataka, Punjab, Assam, Orissa and other States partial some of divisions total strike like Bangalore East Shivmoga, Hasan Bagalpur, Patna, Blaspur, Nagpur mufficial ect.

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

MAKE TODAY STRIKE A GRAND SUCCESS - JCA Call

MAKE TODAY STRIKE A GRAND SUCCESS - JCA Call

WE SHALL JOIN MAIN STREAM FOR 28TH TOKEN STRIKE

Dear Comrades, TODAY TOKEN STRIKE IS TO SHOW OUR STRENGTH, OUR COMMITMENT TO RESIST THE ONSLAUGHT ON WORKERS.

Let us JOIN mass movement and identify ourselves for the betterment of working community. We should not lag behind and repent later.

Organise strike with all seriousness and make it a HISTORIC SUCCESS. In this ultra modern age, having such a vast network, we can reach each and every one within a short time.

ALL THE VERY BEST AND STRUGGLE GREETINGS

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

MAKE 28TH STRIKE A GRAND SUCCESS - JCA Call

Trade Unions reject govt plea to call off strike against labour policies

 

NEW DELHI: Rejecting the government's appeal to call off the country-wide general strike on February 28, central trade unions are all set to take to the streets cutting across party affiliations.

The Congress-backed INTUC, RSS affliliated BMS and Left's AITUC and CITU, are among the eleven trade unions which have given a call for a day-long agitation against the government's economic and labour policies.

This will be the first time that trade unions of the Congress, BJP and Left are getting together to observe a general strike. The BMS had skipped the last such protest action on September 7, 2010.

The labour ministry has put out appeals to the unions to desist from going on strike saying it would cause colossal economic loss to the country and inconvenience the common man.

Labour minister Mallikarjun Kharge assured the trade unions that the government was ready for discussions to resolve issues amicably. However, trade union leaders say it was too late now to withdraw their strike call.

"A decision was taken three months ago to organise a general strike against price rise. The government had knowledge of it. There is no question of withdrawing the strike. If government wants to discuss, it should call the trade unions," AITUC leader and CPI MP Gurudas Dasgupta said on Sunday.

He said all recognized central trade unions, which have a membership of over five lakh people and presence in at least four states, are participating in the strike. "Never before in the history of India has this happened," he said. BMS general secretary BN Rai said all central trade unions had given a joint call and there was no place for individual decision for withdrawal.

"The appeal from the labour minister has no relevance, as the government is maintaining silence on various basic issues of the workers," he said.

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

MAKE ALL PREPARATIONS FOR THE SUCCESS OF 28TH FEBRUARY ALL INDIA GENERAL STRIKE

MAKE ALL PREPARATIONS FOR THE SUCCESS OF 28^TH FEBRUARY ALL INDIA GENERAL STRIKE

 

MAKE ALL PREPARATIONS FOR ORGANISING POSTAL, GDS EMPLOYEES AND RMS WORKERS IN 28th FEBRUARY 2012 GENERAL STRIKE.

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

CONSIDERATATION OF COMPASSIONATE ENGAGEMENT ON GDS POSTS TO DEPANDANTS OF GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS DISCHARGED ON MEDICAL GROUNDS BASED ON PROOF OF INVALIDATION PRIOR TO 14.12.2010

Department of Posts issued Orders for Consideration of Compassionate Engagement on GDS posts to Dependants of Gramin Dak Sevaks Discharged on Medical Grounds based on proof of invalidation prior to 14.12.2010 (The period From 01.01.1996 to 13.12.2010 by the prescribed appointing authority based on medical invalidation by a medical board of a Government Hospital and the disability would cover only the disabilities mentioned and defined in Section 2 of the PWD Act, 1995." While considering the cases under this provision, Head of the Circle would personally ensure that only the cases fulfilling the requisite conditions are considered for compassionate engagement)

 

Government of India

Ministry of Communication & IT

Department of Posts

(GDS Section)

Dak Bhawan, Sandad Marg

New Delhi – 110001

 

No. 19-19/2009-GDS                                                                                        Dated: 21 Feb 2012

 

Chef Postmaster General

Postmaster General

 

CONSIDERATATION OF COMPASSIONATE ENGAGEMENT ON GDS POSTS TO DEPANDANTS OF GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS DISCHARGED ON MEDICAL GROUNDS BASED ON PROOF OF INVALIDATION PRIOR TO 14.12.2010

 

            A reference is invited to Para 7(d) of this Directorate letter No. 17-17/2010-GDS dated 14.12.2010 wherein it was provided that "this percentage of 10% shall only apply to cover cases of wards of deceased GDS and not to GDS acquiring disability during service defined in the Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995. Section 47 of the Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995 provides that no establishment shall dispense with or reduce in rank an employee who acquires a disability during his service as also no promotion shall be denied to a person merely on the ground of his disability. In case of a GDS acquiring a disability during his service and is considered to be unsuitable for the GDS post he was holding, could be shifted to some other post with the same TRCA." The ceiling of 10% was further removed with revised provisions under this Directorate letter No. even dated 01.08.2011.

 

2.         The issue of allowing compassionate engagements to one of the dependant of the GDS discharged on invalidation on medical grounds supported by the invalidation proof has been considered in this Directorate and it has now been decided to allow considering compassionate engagement to one of the words of invalidated GDS discharged before the date of issue of this Directorate letter No. 17-17/2010-GDS dated 14.12.2010 on consideration of the indigent condition of the family taking recourse to the application of the same provisions of compassionate engagement and process as were in force at the time of discharge of the GDS on invalidation, without a further reference to this Directorate.

 

3.         It is, however, clarified once again that the provision contained in Para 7 (d) of this Directorate letter No. 17-17/2010-GDS dated 14.12.2010 as amended may be observed scrupulously and no GDS is allowed to be discharged on invalidation observing the provisions of Section 47 of the Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995. In case a GDS acquires a disability during his service and is considered to be unsuitable for the GDS post he was holding, he/she may be shifted to some other post with the same TRCA. If at all some genuine difficulty arises about the nature of work to be extracted from him and the concerned HOC is personally convinced of the grounds in individual cases, the Circles may take up the issue of appropriate cases with the Training Division of this Directorate.

 

4.         The instructions contained in Para 7(d) of this Directorate letter No. 17-17/2010-GDS dated 14.12.2010 & the present instructions would cover the cases of the GDS where a GDS was permitted to be discharged during the period from 01.01.1996 to 13.12.2010 by the prescribed appointing authority based on medical invalidation by a medical board of a Government Hospital and the disability would cover only the disabilities mentioned and defined in Section 2 of the PWD Act, 1995." While considering the cases under this provision, Head of the Circle would personally ensure that only the cases fulfilling the requisite conditions are considered for compassionate engagement.

 

5.         The above provisions may be brought to the notice of all concerned for strict compliance. This issue with the approval of Secretary(Posts).

 

       Sd/-

(Surender Kumar)

Assistant Director General (GDS)

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

CHQ CURCULER

No.GDS/CHQ/1/5/2012                      Dated 15-02-2012

To,

All Circle/Divisional/Branch Secretaries/All CWC Members, A.I.P.E.D.E.U.     

Dear Comrades,

 

We are furnishing hereunder some recent developments concerning the postal employees in general and GDS employees in particular.

 

HISTORIC STRIKE ON 28.02.2012

JOINT CALL OF ALL CENTRAL TRADE UNIONS, FEDERATIONS & INDEPENDINT UNIONS

All the central Trade Unions to organize/observe countrywide strike on 28-02-2012 on most pressing demands of the workers, including postal workers and general, It is a historic call. Never before have all the central trade unions joined hands to call National wide strike. We have always participated in such General strike. A large number of Federations including confederation of CGE's AIDEF, Banks, Telecom, Insurance, State Govts Employees Federation and Transportetc.etc. agreed to observe the strike. We should therefore observe this strike.

 

The attack on Postal and RMS Employees including Gramin Dak Sevaks is mainly due to the policy of the Government against which all the Central Trade unions and Federations are jointly fighting. We as Postal workers, it is our duty to join the working class in its fight against the anti-labour policies of the Government. The Central JCA (NFPE, FNPO,AIPEDEU,  calls upon the entire Postal and RMS employees including Gramin Dak Sevaks to conduct intensive preparations for making the 28th February 2012 All India Strike a complete success. The Circle Secretaries and All India Office Bearers of the respective Circles will make arrangements to organize the meeting. General Membership of all unions should participate in the meeting. Strike notice was served to Secretary, Department of Posts on10.02.2012 by JCA leaders. The Postal JCA Call upon the entirety of Postal, RMS and GDS employees to make the one day All India Strike on 28thFebruary, 2012 a grant success.

 

MEETING WITH MINISTER

Meeting with Sri. Sachin Pilot, Hon'ble Minister of State of Communications, was held on 21.01.2012 the staff side presented a memorandum to the Minister, containing the issue which needs Minister's intervention. (See the copy published in the website and Rural Postal Employees).Minister agreed to examine each case on its merits and take early decision. The following issues were discussed with the Minister, in detail. Issues relating to Gramin Dak Sevaks, Issues relating to casual, Part-time, Contingent employees and Revision of overtime allowance. Regarding GDS issues like status, promotion, etc. Minister assured to examine the cases in detail and taken a decision at the earliest. Regarding reduction of existing allowances of GDS, the Minister gave on the spot instructions to the Secretary, Department of Posts, to issue orders protecting the existing TRCA in full. Further regarding cash handling point Minister directed Secretary that it should be finalized before31st January 2012. He assured that the other issues like Bonus ceiling, providing norms for left out items etc. But even February above sad Orders not yet issued, sorry for state of affairs, now Department constituted one officers committee that committee will submit reports.                    

 

7th All India conference of our union from 6 to 8 Aril, 2012:

          CHQ issued Notice to the 7th all India conference of AIPEDEU scheduled to be held at Amravati, district, Maharashtra Circle, from 6th to 8th April 2012. All are requested to make necessary arrangement for railway reservation. 

GDS CHQ released Book Van Guard to GDS Ruling:

THE BOOK VAN GUARD TO GDS RULING ISRELEASED. Updated information GDS rulings/welfare available for your daily references.  We believe that it would be useful in the routine to address many issues/problems.  The book is sold for Rs.100/-+ Postage on no cost and no profit basis.  Please buy and encourage all to have one.

Remittance of Quota and Dues:

Comrades, the position of receipt of quota by the CHQ is again very disheartening. The Divisional/Branch union get their subscription every month from the DDO's but the remittance of quota to CHQ is rather very casual. The Divisional Presidents and Secretaries will please ensure timely remittance of quota.

Appeal

The CHQ calls upon All the CWC Members/Circle/Divisional/Branch Secretaries and active members to make the ONE DAY GENERAL STRIKE ON 28.FEB,2012 a programme of resounding success. It is requested to arrange press conference and other publicity to popularise our demands. A report may also be sent to the CHQ.

 

We request you kindly to translate this circular letter in local language and circulate among the staff. This fact may be explained to the membership through group meetings and general body meetings.

With greetings.

 

                                                                      

Yours fraternally,

                                                                                                                                      

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

7TH AIC CHQ NOTICE ISSUED

www.rpehq.com   http://ruralpostalemployees.blogspot.in/    chqrpe@yahoo.co.in

                                                                                                           Tele- Fax: 23697701

ALL INDIA POSTAL EXTRA DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYEES UNION

(Central Head Quarter)

First Floor, Post Office Building, Padamnagar, Delhi 110007

President:                         D. N. Giri

General Secretary:   S.S. Mahadevaiah

 

No. GDS/CHQ/1/AIC/2012.                                                       Dated: 15-02-2012

 

NOTICE  

                   Under the provisions of article 25 of the Constitution of A.I.P.E.D.E.U., notice is hereby given that the 7^th All India Conference of this union to be held at.  "Gurukunj Ashram" Mozri in Amravati District of Maharashtra Circle. From 6^th   to 8^th April, 2012. The Subject Committee will be constituted in accordance with the provisions of article 20 (a) read with article 21 and article 22 (ii) of the constitution. All concerned are requested to attend the All India Conference which will commence on 6-04-2012 at 11.00 hrs on time.

The following shall be the items of agenda:

1.         Confirmation of the proceedings of the 6^th A.I.C. held at Amritsar, Punjab.

2.       Consideration and adoption of Bi-ennial Report.

3.       Consideration and adoption of Audited  Accounts 2009/10& 2010/11.

4.                 Adoption of Budget Estimates for the next session.

5.                 Organisational review:-

(a)      Organisational position and functioning at different levels.  

(b)      Result of Membership verification in April 2010- efforts required to be made for furtherance of

     membership in future.

(c)      Remittance of quota to higher bodies by Divisional/Branch Unions.

6.       Government orders on recommendations of the G.D.S Committee with regard to Pay, allowances, SDBS/Rasrriya swastya bhima yojana to GDS and other subjects. Anomalies and discriminations arising out of these orders,   demand placed by the union and related matters. Further course of action.

7.       Review of the One day General Strikes/5/07/2011and 17/1/2012 strikes differed/ called off by AIPEDEU/JCA and response of the Circles/Branches and Necessary decisions.

8.       Regularization of GDS employees and grant of Pension and other Terminal benefits such as Gratuity and Severance amount w.e.f. 1.1.2006.

9.                 Supreme Court Judgment on Gratuity to Gramin Dak Sevaks and further action there on.

10. (i)  Promotion, Recruitment rules of  Postman, MTS & PAs/SAs/ACP.

(ii) HRA/Transport allowance and related issues.

11.(i) NREG,RPLI and new schemes – incentive schemes as a means of exploitation – our response there to.

(ii) Harassment of GDS employees.

12.     Grant Trade Union Facilities to GDS Union.

13.     Attacks on Postal services and GDS employees:-

(a)      Redeployment and its effects/ Abolition of EDSO/Gramin Dak Sevaks stamp venders & GDS  

     Messengers.

(b)      Panchayat Sanchar Seva Kendra/scheme of Franchising – effects and necessary action to counter the  

     devastating scheme.

14.     12th Five Year plan proposal of Computerization of GDS Branch Offices and shifting B.Os to Panchayat Building and Govt. proposal to open new BOs etc.

15.     Union building – Purchase of Site in Delhi and appoint sub committees at Circle/Co-ordination committee at CHQ level Steps required thereafter.       

16.     Amendment to the constitution; notice of which is received by CHQ at least 15 days in advance of the  A.I.C.

17.     Policy and programme.

18.     Election of office-bearers for the next session.

19.     Appointment of Auditor.

20.     Any other items with the permission of the  chair.                                                                                           

           

            Sd/-

 (S.S. MAHADEVAIAH)

 General Secretary

 

Copy forwarded to:

(1)        Com D. N. Giri, All India President, BPM At. Sivani Rasalpur S.O.Nandgaon, Dist. Amravati Maharashtra Circle.

(2)      All Circle /Divisional / Branch Secretaries. They will please ensure that all Circle Divisional/Branch Conferences which have become due are completed before the A.I.C.

(3)      All office-bearers of the C.H.Q.

(4)      Director General, Department of Posts, New Delhi-1. He is requested kindly to issue orders for grant of Special Casual Leave/Special paid leave to the delegates to attend the All India Conference.

(5)      Secretary, Reception Committee at Amravati Maharashtra Circle. He is requested kindly to send the details of transport routes and other matters direct to the Circle/Divisional/Branch unions. A copy of mailing list All Circle /Divisional / Branch unions and All India office bearers is enclosed.

(6)      Spare.

                                                                                                     

              Sd/-                                                                      

 (S.S. MAHADEVAIAH)

 General Secretary

All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

CWC NOTICE AT AIC ON 5-4-2012

Tele-Fax: 23697701

ALL INDIA POSTAL EXTRA DEPARTMENTAL EMPLOYEES UNION

(Central Head Quarter)

First Floor, Post Office Building, Padamnagar, Delhi 110007

President:               D. N. Giri

General Secretary:       S.S. Mahadevaiah

 

No. GDS/CHQ/1/AIC/CWC/2012.                                                                            Dated: 15-02-2012

NOTICE

          Notice, under article 25 of the constitution of A.I.P.E.D.E.U. is hereby given that a meeting of the Central Working Committee of this union will be held at "Gurukunj Ashram" Mozri in Amravati District of Maharashtra Circle only on 5th April, 2012. The meeting will start at 14.00 hours 5th April, 2012.  

          All members of the Central Working Committee are requested to attend the meeting in time.

          The following shall be the agenda for the meeting of the Central Working Committee.

 

A GE N D A:

 

(1)      Preparation and finalisation of the bi-ennial report to be placed before A.I.C.

(2)      Preparation and finalisation of the audited accounts to be placed before A.I.C.

(3)      Preparation and finalisation of Budget estimates for the next session (2011-2014) to be placed before  A.I.C. for approval.

(4)      Finalisation of resolutions on problems and other matters to be placed before A.I.C.

(5)      Any other matter with the permission of the Chair.

        Sd/-

(S.S. MAHADEVAIAH)

General Secretary

 

Copy forwarded to:

1          Com D. N. Giri, All India President, BPM At Sivani Rasalpur S.O.Nandgaon, Dist. Amravati Maharashtra Circle.

2.       All office-bearers and Circle Secretaries who are members of the C.W.C.

3.       Secretary, Reception Committee, 7th AIC of A.I.P.E.D.E.U. at Amravati Maharashtra Circle, for necessary arrangements.

4.       Director General, Department of Posts, New Delhi-110001, He is requested kindly to issue necessary instruction to all concerned for grant of Special Casual Leave/Special paid leave to the members of C.W.C.

5.       Spare.

 

         Sd/-

(S.S. MAHADEVAIAH)

 General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

PLI Directorate has revised the maximum sum assurance limits

PLI Directorate has revised the maximum sum assurance limits

·         from Rs 10 lac to 20 Lac in respect of PLI

·         from Rs 3 Lac to 5 Lac in respect of RPLI

with effect from the date of issue of notification no 25-3/2003-LI dated 17.01.2012

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

India Post to take on couriers, enter banking

Minister of IT and Communications Kapil Sibal with Minister of State for IT and Communications Sachin Pilot during the Round Table on National Postal Policy 2012, in New Delhi. Photo: S. Subramanium

Plans to make it an efficient, cost-effective provider of services: Sibal

Union Communications and IT Minister Kapil Sibal, who also holds the charge of Department of Posts, has now turned his focus on expanding the scope of India Post to take on the growing challenge from private courier business and diversify into banking.

"We have started the process of formulating the National Postal Policy with a two-pronged approach — to develop services that assist, facilitate, enhance and quicken the process of development aimed at inclusive growth, and reposition India Post to make it a self-sufficient, efficient and cost-effective provider of these services," Mr. Sibal said at a meeting organised by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) on Wednesday.

Acknowledging the challenge being posed by private courier firms to India Post, Mr. Sibal said the government would soon start registering these entities as under the present rules and regulations they were not allowed to do business. "This will give courier service-providers legal recognition…we are suggesting registration, not licensing. We have no intention of licensing the courier industry and will only register them to know the size and status of the industry," he said.

Vast reach

Minister of State for Communications and IT Sachin Pilot said: "With over 1.55-lakh post offices, 95 per cent of which are located in rural areas, we are well placed to provide all kinds of services to people across India, particularly those living in villages and remote locations. We are assisting various government development programmes, while through banking facilities we can assist the Centre's initiative of providing financial inclusion to every citizen."

Notably, the Department of Posts has already applied for a banking licence from the Reserve Bank of India, while Mr. Sibal has recently written to Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to expedite the matter.

Mr. Pilot also pointed out that India Post had undertaken a massive drive to modernise its post offices to offer global standards of service to customers. "We need to create viable revenue models and adopt latest technologies for improving service delivery. India Post is gearing up to face future challenges… we will adopt various measures to transform the Postal Department in tune with the changing nature of services," he added.

 

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

Information on A.I.C. Venue

7th AIC Reception Committee Circular, Maharashtra Circle, Amravati

Information on A.I.C. Venue

 

Dear Comrades,

                  

We are glad to inform you that, the 7th All India Conference of A.I.P.E.D.E.U of Gramin Dak Sevaks employees is being held at "Gurukunj Ashram" in Amravati District of Maharashtra State. From 6/4/12/ to 8/4/2012.

 

The Gurukunj Ashram is a famous holy memorial place of National saint Shri. Tukdoji maharaj, whose literature on "Gram Geeta' on rural living is famous all over the world. It is written in English, Hindi, Marathi and in so many other Laungauges. It is available for sale in this Ashram. Many Social develomental activities, Institutions, basically planned on Rural developments run by the Ashrm.

 

                   How to reach G.K. Ashram (Venue) of A/C)

 

Near by Railway Station – Nagpur & Badnera (Amravati)

The venue of Conference  is 115 K.M. away from Nagpur Railway station on N.H. 6 on Nagpur-Amravati Bus  route. The main Bus stand of Nagpur is only on 4 K.M. distance from Nagpur Railway Station. The delegates Coming from west Bengal. Orissa, U.P. Jharkhand, Tamilnadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Delhi, Punjab, H.P., N.East, J&K, M.P. can travel via Nagpur to Gurukunj Ashram,

 

Badnera (Amravati)

The delegates from Rajthan, Gujrath and few part of Karnataka can travel by train Via Bhuswal to Badnera (Amravati) Bhusawal, Nagpur and Bhanera are the Railways junctions on central Railways route between Calcutta-Mumbai. The delegates reaching at Badnera Should pick up city Bus or Auto Riksha for Amravati Bus station, which is 10 K.M. aways from Badnera. The Badnera is a part of Amravati Muncipal Carporation. The distance from Amravati Bus station to Grukunj Ashram is 35 K.M. by bus route only.

 

          At every 15 minutes buses are available from Nagpur as well Amravati towards Gurukunj Asharm (Venue of Conference).

 

By Aeroplane – Via – Nagpur Only.

 

Sight and Seeing Places.

 

1)   Nagpur City                                                                -   115 K.M. from venue

2)   Amravati City                                                             -   35 K.M.

3)   Chikhaldara – Hill Station           -                                70 K.M.

4)   Melghat Tiger project                                                  -   70 K.M.

5)   Muktagiri – Jain religion's Temples                               -   60 K.M.

6)   Aurangabad City                                                         -   400 K.M.

7)   Anantha Baudha'a world

Famous paintings Caves                                             -   50 K.M from Aurangabad

8)   Yellora stone carving caves                                         -   30 K.M. from Aurangabad

9)   Shegaon – Saint Gajanan Maharaj Temple                   -   300 K.M.

Delegation/Visitors fee will be Rs. 500/-

          Climate – will be very hot during April – 12

 

For Contact:-

1)   Com. L.M. Parimal                                                      -   9422888438

2)   Com. D.N. Giri                                                            -   9421742330

3)   Com. Shankarrao Kaduskar                                        -   9860034042

4)   Com. S.P. Tijara                                                         -   9527676591

5)   Com. G.S. Umap                                                        -   9421824791

6)   Com. P.H. Jaiswal                                                       -   9503216677

7)   Com. B.N. Ghusalkar                                                  -   9765001038

8)   Com. S.A. Tadkit                                                        -   9960399387

 

Yours fraternally,

 

                   Sd/-

          (D.N. Giri)

      Circle Secretary

AIPEDEU                                                                                       

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S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union