Wednesday, 14 October 2015
Friday, 9 October 2015
Holiday Home
As per RBI Newsletter dated 30.09.15:officers in the rank of Assistant General Manager and above may avail holiday home facility at ‘Mayfair Hotels’ properties located at Darjeeling, Gangtok, Puri and Gopalpur (Odisha). The holiday homes will be under the administrative control of the Reserve Bank, Kolkata office. (CO.HRMD.No.G.51/ 6473 / 20.19.01/2015-16 dated September 16, 2015).
B.M. Agrawal
B.M. Agrawal
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Personal Details Update
Dear All,
The Bank requires your personal details for up-dating their records.
A link is re-produced below to down load the necessary form.
Complete it and submit it to establishment section.
This shall facilitate in your receiving your pension credits per month with details via mobile and or e-mail
messages.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B47M_m6gJrFSRG1FUUh6U2doR1k/view?usp=sharing
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Friday, 18 September 2015
pension updation
Dear All,
placed is a copy of letter by United Forum of Reserve Bank Officers and Employees on the captioned
subject. To view / download click on the link given below.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B47M_m6gJrFSc3NJNVRoS3ZJTFk/view?usp=sharing
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
pension updation for RBI
Pension updation for RBI retirees – a test for RBI autonomy-S.S. Tarapore
10SEP
Mr. S.S. Tarapore is an economist. He joined Reserve Bank of India in 1961 as Research Officer and retired in 1996 as Deputy Governor. He runs his own Multi-Language Syndicated Column. Referring to the long-standing issue of pensions ( Problem of Retirees in RBI) in his column ‘Common Voice’-in an article titled ” A glimpse into RBI annual report ” he urges RBI “…to use the retirees’ pension issue as a test case of autonomy…” “By not allowing updation of pensions for RBI retirees- while this is taken as a matter of right by Central Government retirees- is tantamount to tyranny. Autonomy is never given, it is earned and taken. The RBI has certainly earned it and it is now for RBI to take its autonomy.”
Although similar views have been expressed in this blog-about Pension updation, and elsewhere- the words of an economist and ex-deputy Governor, should carry more weight with the authorities concerned.
Although similar views have been expressed in this blog-about Pension updation, and elsewhere- the words of an economist and ex-deputy Governor, should carry more weight with the authorities concerned.
But,how much weight these words shall carry with RBI ? How much ” Delhi bureaucracy” will take steps for solving the long-standing “Pension updation” in RBI? The circumstances since 10th Bipartite settlement do not allow us to nurture false hopes from RBI, when governor has expressed his inability to proceed without clearance from ” Delhi Bureaucracy”. Or from the Government which is sitting over the matter despite approval in principle. Even the unions/associations involved seem withdrawn since long and the believers, who have been asking members to wait till September to get something in lieu of pension updation, have also become sceptical. September is retreating like Monsoon. In the garb of elections new scales are not likely to be formed before November and then new further ideas ” in lieu of pension updation” are likely be floated. We will be hoping against hope and 2016 may dawn with lesser number of pensioners needing updation.
But governor’s well considered reference to the issue (staff matters in the Annual report para x.28) at least maybe of some help to those who intend to move judiciary in the matter. We are getting a large number of requests for such an action from our readers.
Readers may offer their comments and suggestions in the blog as well as at Facebook and twitter for a practical and alternative action plan rather than ” hoping against hope” indefinitely.
But governor’s well considered reference to the issue (staff matters in the Annual report para x.28) at least maybe of some help to those who intend to move judiciary in the matter. We are getting a large number of requests for such an action from our readers.
Readers may offer their comments and suggestions in the blog as well as at Facebook and twitter for a practical and alternative action plan rather than ” hoping against hope” indefinitely.
Friday, 11 September 2015
Open Letter to the Governor
Respected All
Placed below is a letter written by Sh Sitendra Kumar Retd GM to our Governor .Sh Sitendra Kumar was President of RBIOA Jaipur in 2007-2009
Dr.Raghuram G. Rajan
Governor
Reserve Bank of India
Central Office
Mumbai 400 001
Respected Sir,
As a former member of Reserve Bank of India, it gives me immense pleasure when the national and global media bestows attention on you and echoes the opinion that the present mood of optimism in our country is due to pragmatic monetary policy followed by you.
Sir, you have been able to resolve the glitches with Government of India on Monetary Policy Committee,your voice is heard with respect, you were the first to prophesise the global financial crisis which hit the global markets in 2008 and at present you are engaged in evolving global rules of game regarding what ought to be allowed in terms of central bank action. You have steadfastly refused to draw in war involving competitive monetary policy easing.
Such being your credentials Sir, may I request on behalf of RBI retirees that in wake of satisfactory solution on OROP (One Rank One Pension) for armed forces personnel,it would not even be slightly difficult to grant pension updation in RBI.The Chiefs of Staff of Army,Navy and Air Force besides the retired Chiefs have been pleading before the Prime Minister and the President
regarding the urgency of granting OROP.The Defence Minister while announcing OROP had stated,inter alia,that inspite of huge fiscal burden, as per their committment, they have granted the same.The expression huge fiscal burden is typically not applicable in our case as we have adequate quantum of Superannuation Fund and RBI has recently transferred an amount of Rs 659 billion to the Government of India.
Sir, in the present day world,the real strength of the country lies in the economic development, it's GDP growth,increase in credit offtake, availability of liquidity,broad and deep financial markets,an efficient payments and settlement system,robust system of banking supervision,ability to prevent systemic,financial,creit, interest rate, exchange and operational risks which have been taken care of by the banking system under your guidance and stewardship which the whole world admires.
Sir,in your overview in Annual Report for 2014-15, you had ,inter alia,stated that "A key factor in RBI's success has been a satisfied staff". You had averred that since RBI lost more than it should otherwise be comfortable with,a massive restructuring exercise was carried out to make RBI a more attractive employer.In this regard, you also emphasised the importance of compensation to the existing staff and long pending improvement in pensions to RBI retirees.
Sir, such being the noble thoughts emanating from the Head of our Institution who occupies a unique place in global financial world,it should be a matter of time to translate into reality the dream of RBI retirees for pension updation.
In the light of what has been stated above, may I hope an early and positive response from you?
With deep regards,
Yours faithfully,
Sitendra Kumar
General Manager (Retd)
House No. 22,
Sector 7 A
Faridabad 121006.
September 7, 2015
Friday, 28 August 2015
ISSUE OF RUPEE 1/- PACKET
Dear All,
The Bank is issuing TWO fresh packets of Rupee 1/- currency
notes each to retirees.
Members are requested to collect the same by paying cash at
the designated counters under proof of their identity.
Best wishes for Raksha Bandhan.
regards,
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Monday, 24 August 2015
RBI-Medical Assistance Fund Scheme (MAFS)-GMP (2015-16) for RBI retirees renewed with IFFCO Tokio GIC Ltd.
Dear All,
As per our unhappy past experience with the Insurance company and TPAs regarding issue of new ID cards, and as the Bank has used the phrase "in due course" instead of prescribing a time limit for issue of new ID cards, retirees may remain vigilant, and in case they do not receive new ID cards within 3 weeks, they should contact the Relationship Managers concerned for immediate issue of ID cards along with details of Hospitals empanelled.
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Sunday, 23 August 2015
Pension Credit Message
Dear All,
Till now pension was paid through IES software of the Bank. Now the office has shifted to a new program known as "SAMADHAAN" and in it there is a facility to give pensioners information on pension credit through E-Mail ID and also on Mobile Number.
To avail of this facility member pensioners are requested to send / forward their details on the BLOG E-mail address viz rbijaipur@gmail.com in the format given below as required by the office.
PF No.:-. Name:- Mobile No.:- E_Mail address:-
Members can even give their particulars in the meeting scheduled on 30th August,2015 to Sh: B.M.Agrawal.
The compiled information shall be periodically forwarded to the pension desk in due course.
When the system goes live for pension members will receive detailed pension credit information on their mobile as well as on their e-mail address.
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
List of Retired Employees
Dear All,
List of Retired Employees members of RBREA as on 23.08.2015 is attached for viewing / download from
the under noted link.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B47M_m6gJrFSNGJPb1FqUTRTOGc/view?usp=sharing
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Friday, 21 August 2015
Monday, 17 August 2015
Medical Assistance Fund (MAF) Scheme - Group Mediclaim Policy for Retired Members of MAFS - Renewal for the period August 15,2015 - August 14,2016
Medical Assistance Fund (MAF) Scheme - Group Mediclaim Policy for Retired
Members of MAFS - Renewal for the period August 15,2015 - August 14,2016
Group Medi-claim Policy - 2015-16- Salient Features
The Policy covers expenses of
~ Hospitalization (room Charges, Doctors/surgeons fees, ICU/lCCU, Medicines,
pathology reports, etc.) on a reimbursement/cashless basis, incurred as a result
of illness and/or accidents as an inpatient in a recognised hospital.
~ Dental treatment following an injury/accident
~ Hospitalization expenses incurred in connection with accidents caused due to
terrorism
~ Pre/Post Hospitalization expenses are covered for 30 & 60 days respectively
~ Standard day care procedures (140+) indicative list of procedures as mentioned
in Annex IV.
To download or view please click on the link.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B47M_m6gJrFSdUVER3RuNE0zMG8/view?usp=sharing
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Tuesday, 4 August 2015
Saturday, 1 August 2015
Wednesday, 1 July 2015
LECTURE ON PROSTATE & HYPER-TENSION
Dear All,
In the monthly meeting on 28/06/2015 there were presentation on the captioned subject.
Dr. Deepesh Agarwal from Mahatma Gandhi Hospital and Dr. Rajeev Mathur from NIMS gave a
presentation each on Hyper-tension and Prostate Gland respectively.
The lectures were informative and liked by all the present members.
L.C.Khatri
(Secretary)
Saturday, 30 May 2015
Form 16
Dear All,
Form 16 (part A or B or both as applicable) are available for distribution in the Bank.
Retirees in the last financial year (2014-2015) will also receive form 12BA in addition.
Pension desk may be contacted for the purpose.
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Wednesday, 27 May 2015
Wage Revision in PSB's
Dear All,
IBA has signed a wage settlement pact with the United Forum of Bank Unions and a few others, for a 15
per cent increase in salary and allowances to about a million employees. The wage revision is with effect
from November 1, 2012, and is valid for five years.
Following a pact between public sector bank (PSB) employees and officers with the management, all
branches in the country will remained closed on all second and fourth Saturdays from July.
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Tuesday, 26 May 2015
Membership of MAF-Review thereof
Dear All,
There is a new circular on MAFS- Review of membership.
The circular is available on the link given below.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B47M_m6gJrFSc2RIUG1sSm0xWm8/view?usp=sharing
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
Health Check-Up
Dear All,
Apex Hospital arranged for a primary health check up for all participants in the last monthly meeting.
It ranged from diabetes check up to measurement of blood pressure and primary dental health check up
along with general consultation.
All present participated in enthusiasm.
L.C.Khatri
(secretary)
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