SO FAR VISITED
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Sunday, November 3, 2013
FAQ- Mobile Money Transfer
Q: In how much time money can be collected at the destination post office?
| ||||||||||||
Q: Do I need to go to a specific Post Office to get the money?
You can go to any covered post office for Cash Out. It is not necessary to go to a particular post office. All you need to have is the Transaction ID and the Secret Code.
| ||||||||||||
Q: What is the maximum limit for one transaction in one day?
No limit on the number of transactions. However the minimum amount is 1,000 rupees while the maximum is 10,000 rupees.
| ||||||||||||
Q: Is there any transaction charges, if yes what are those?
As following:-
| ||||||||||||
Q: What if the sender/ the recipient does not receive SMS notification?
The sender must inform to the Cash In postal assistant regarding this so that he/ she will resend the same.
| ||||||||||||
Q: In how many days the recipient must collect money at destination post office?
The recipient must collect money within 14 days of transaction.
| ||||||||||||
Q: What would happen with the money, in case the recipient does not collect it in predefined time?
In case the recipient does not Cash Out the amount within 14 days, the amount is sent back to the sender and a ‘Cash In reversal’ SMS with new transaction-id will be sent to remitter. The remitter can withdraw money within 7 days (prescribed) after this SMS.
| ||||||||||||
Courtesy : http://aipeup3bbsr.blogspot.in/ and http://sapost.blogspot.com
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Divisional level agitation against administration-Notice submitted to the Supdt of Pos Mavelikara on 29.10.2013
To
The Supdt of Post Offices
Mavelikara Division
No: AIPEU Mvk
Dlgs Dated at Mavelikara HO the 28/10/2013
Sub: Agitation programme regarding
Ref: Joint memorandum dtd
09.10.2013
Sir,
Your kind attention is invited to
the joint memorandum dtd 09.10.2013, submitted by the Divisional secretaries of
unions affiliated to NFPE.
Though many urgent and serious
grievances and problems were included in the memorandum, the same remains unattended
and unreplied. Many issues involving genuine problems of the employees and
smooth functioning of offices are being ignored. Monthly meetings are avoided
in a routine manner and held in a perfunctory way. Staff grievances are not
handled in a fair and just manner and few are treated as more equal. The Divisional
office was very adamant in implementing the unjustified and inconvenient transfer
orders of our members but the transferred official at the divisional office continues
there even after the stipulated date and after joining of the substitute.
All offices are working in hazardous
atmosphere due to lack of sufficient number of scanners, generator battery or UPS
battery. Cases of Departmental offices require immediate repairing and
strengthening are unattended while lakhs are being spent for stone laying
functions of offices. And, above all harassing of staff is in the high. Senior
officials and Spm’s working at operative offices are being harassed by
Divisional office and officers in the guise of project arrow. Inconvenient and
hazardous circumstances faced by the staff including delivery staff are not
being taken in to account and indiscriminate harassment is the order of the
day. Calling for explanation of postman staff of Kayangulam HO by IP is a
recent example. Obtaining explanation from an official is part or preliminary
step of disciplinary action and it can be done only by a superior authorized
for that. Though we have included in the memorandum, no action was seen taken
in this matter.
We feel that the situation and
work atmosphere prevailing in the division are not staff friendly, cordial or
fair.
The working committee meeting of
the unions held on 18/10/2013
decided to adopt agitational measures against the anti employee attitude of
administration.
As the first phase, it is decided to conduct a
Divisional office march on 05.11.2013.
Yours faithfully
Divisional Secretaries
V Bhuvaneswaran K Vijayan O A
Rassak
AIPEU Group C Postman/ MTS AIPEU
GDS(NFPE)
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Memorandum submitted by three unions jointly to the Supt of Pos, Mavelikara Division on 9/10/13
Sir,
The
following memorandum is submitted for your immediate and serious consideration
and proper action.
1)
Non-conducting of Monthly meeting
Only five meetings
were held during the year. Monthly meeting is most important to discuss staff
grievances.
2)
Anomalies of tenure transfer of 2013
Anomalies
pointed out by the unions were not settled. Cases of Smt C D Sreeletha devi and
Sri P Somasundaram.
Smt C D Sreeletha devi is a cancer patient who
has not completed her tenure at Mavelikara HO posted as SPM, Kozhuvallur, a
single handed office not having basic amenities. The case is a clear violation
of DG (P) letter no 137-10/2011-SPB II dated 18.10.2011
Sri P
Somasundaram residing at Puliyur, Chengannur was posted as SPM, Charummmoodu
vide no BB/26 dated 15/4/13.
After he joined at Charummoodu he was posted as SPM, Cheppaud which is about 25 kms away from his residence.
He
Was posted in
two sub offices even though MACP II and MACP III officials available in the tenure transfer
posted as PAs.
3)
Attempt to downgrade Pattolimarket PO
Seven MPKBY
agents were transferred to other offices with out the consent of agents and
with out consulting their appointing authority. Reduction in the work load of the office with the intention
of downgrading the office.
4)
Retaining excess staff in Divisional Office.
All the tenure
transfer are effected promptly by Divisional Office within the
stipulated date
without considering genuine grievances of affected officials. The only transfer
order which is still not implemented is one OA of divisional Office even after
joining of the substitute at Divisional Office resulting in excess staff in
Divisional Office where LSG offices are functioning in acute shortage
5)
Revision of Dearness allowance to Contingent staff.
Revision of
Dearness allowance of contingent staff with effect from January 2009 has not been done in the
Division.
6)
Harassment of delivery staff in Project Arrow Offices.
Delivery staff
of Kayangulam HO were harassed and insulted by IP, Kayangulam Sub Dn in the presence of public on 4.10.2013 alleging failure to ensure 100% delivery on 17/9/2013, 18/9/2013 & 19/9/2013. Officials who were on leave on those days and
Head Postman were also asked by the IP to give statement/explanation on low
score.
7)
Filling of vacant post of Ag SPM at Charummoodu
This LSG Office
is functioning under staffed for the last 7 months except two weeks. The heavy
office with three BOs and the available staff are experiencing much difficulty
in managing the work load.
8)
Excess work load in Venmony Post Office.
Against the
assurance given to the union the agitation started by the union in November
2012 was withdrawn. Following the assurance given by SPOs that proposal will be
sent to RO for retention of Post. No further action was taken against the
assurance given to the union
9)
Delay in sanctioning TA Bills.
TA Bills of
more than one year is pending. TA Bills of officials deputed to PTC, Mysore
and other training programmes are long pending. TA advance granted at the time
of deputation is too meager that the mess fee can not be paid fully with the
advance. As training programmes are pre-planned adequate fund/advance should
have granted.
10) Inadequate
supply of Computer/Computer accessories
In almost all
offices in the Division is facing acute problem of faulted and obsolete computers and Printers
and without the back up of UPS. Urgent supply of new computers and UPS battery.
11)Delay in
sanctioning PLI maturity claims
Delay is
experiencing in sanctioning the maturity claims of officials.
Yours
faithfully;
Divisional
Secretaries
V Bhuvaneswaran K Vijayan O A RAssaq
AIPEU Gr C Postman, MTS GDS
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Post Office Guide , Manual and Saving Manual details.................................
|
Post
office Guide – Part I
|
Contains
guidelines to customers transacting in various Postal products in inland mail
and other financial services and details the conditions subject to which
|
|
Post
office Guide – Part II
|
This guide
deals with conditions for posting of international mail
|
|
Post
office Guide – Part III
|
It Contains
the list of Post offices
|
|
Post office Guide Part IV
|
This guide
relates to Post office Savings bank and certificates
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume 1
|
This is a
compilation of legislative enactments related to Post office. It contains the following acts and rules
The Indian
Post office Rules, 1933
The
Government Savings Banks Act 1873
The Post
office Cash Certificates Act 1917
The Post
office Savings Banks (Nomination) Rules, 1960
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume II
|
It Contains
general guidelines, rules relating to organization matters, appeals,
petitions, stock, budget and buildings
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume III
|
Rules
relating to discipline
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume IV
|
Rules relating to appointments, promotions,
leave and establishment
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume V
|
Rules
relating to mails and investigation
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume VI
|
This is in
three parts and contains rules relating to Postal operations except Savings
bank and certificates
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume VI
Part
I
|
Rules
relating to collection and delivery of ordinary and accountable mail
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume VI
Part
II
|
Rules
relating to booking, transmission, payment and accounting of Money orders
|
|
Postal
Manual Volume VI
Part
III
|
Rules
relating to functioning of sub accounts branch, accounting in POs, Duties of
postmen and letter box attendants
|
|
Postal Manual Volume VII
|
Rules
relating to operations in Railway mail service
|
|
Post
office Savings Bank Manual Volume I
|
Contains
rules relating to various types of savings accounts
|
|
Post
office Savings Bank Manual Volume II
|
Contains
rules relating to transactions in various types of Savings Certificates
|
|
Please visit
http://postalguide100.blogspot.in
|
PA/SA Result Kerala Circle announced ...................
To View the result Please Click KERALA CIRCLE
NFPE Mavelikara Congratulate all -------- Please Join NFPE
Please feel free to contact ................... Bhuwaneswaran, Divisional Secretary , NFPE Mavelikara -9497873256 and 9947991958
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Dept of Posts cuts banking fund proposal to Rs 623 cr
The Department of Posts (DoP) has lowered its estimate of funds that it needs to start banking operations to about Rs 623 crore from its earlier projection of about Rs 1,900 crore, sources said.
For more details please click here Core Banking
For more details please click here Core Banking
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Postal Circle, Postal Training Centre and Leading Postal Blogs details..............................
India
Post
|
|
Assam Circle
|
|
Maharashtra Circle
|
|
Gujarat Circle
|
|
Tamilnadu Circle
|
|
Karnataka Circle
|
|
Uttarakand Circle
|
|
Odisha Circle
|
|
Uttarpradesh Circle
|
|
Jammu
and Kashmir Circle
|
|
Kerala Circle
|
|
| LIST OF POSTAL TRAINING CENTRE IN INDIA | |
PTC Mysore
|
The third residential Postal Training
Centre was opened at Mysore on 20th April 1965 for candidates
belonging to Madras, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Kerala Circles.
|
PTC Madurai
|
This training centre was formed on
25-08-1981. It is situated at a place called Perungudi, 9 KM south of the
Madurai City. The centre is imparting various training to the postal
employees of Tamilnadu and Kerala
|
PTC Vadodara
|
The second residential Postal Training
Centre was opened at Baroda on 1st July 1962 The PTC, Vadodara was established with
effect from 01.07.1962 to cater the training needs of Gujarat, Maharashtra,
Madhya Pradesh Postal Circles and now Chhattisgarh Circle, being centrally
located and connected by rail/road/air
It was started in a rented building of
Mental Hospital in the year 1962 and from 1985 onwards it functions in its
own building near airport in a land of 28.7acres. It is about 6 kms
away from Railway Station/Bus Station and less than one KM from
Airport.
|
PTC Darbhanga
|
POSTAL TRAINING CENTRE DARBHANGA ( No Web site)
Darbhanga Postal training center
caters to the training needs of Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa and West
Bengal Circles. West Bengal Postal Circles includes Sikkim and Andaman
Nicobar Island.
|
PTC Saharanpur
|
POSTAL TRAINING CENTRE SAHARANPUR (No Web site)
Residential Postal Training Centre was
opened at Saharanpur on 2nd April 1951. The Centre served Punjab,
Uttar Pradesh & Delhi circles and Rajasthan portion of the Central
Circle
|
PTC Guwhati
|
PTC, Guwahati was opened on 27/10/2003.The centre is imparting various training to the postal employees of Assam and NE circle. |
LEADING POSTAL BLOGS
|
|
System
administrator
|
A great blog and one of the leading blog in India .Mainly SAPOST concentrate to get solution related with various software in indian postal department . You can click the below mentioned link ans access the SAPOST BLOG
|
Postal Inspector
|
A Blog for Postal officers
|
AIEPU3
|
Leading Postal union web site
|
Katiharahopost
|
|
NFPE
Mavelikara
|
|
Mumbai
City north postal
division
|
|
For study material of
all type examination
in postal department
|
A blog for help all type of postal departmental examination
Click the link below and get more study material , previous years question paper of postal departmental examination
|
Prepared by S Jayachandran , SA , Mavelikara HO -690101
|
Monday, October 14, 2013
The cabinet has rejected the India Post proposal for starting commercial banking services
Cabinet grounds India Post bank plans....By Mail Today | Yahoo Finance India
=========================
The cabinet has rejected the India Post proposal for starting commercial banking services on the ground that it does not have the expertise to handle banking operations as a result of which the venture was not likely to be viable.
Top government sources said the proposal for starting commercial banking services by India Post that was aimed at enhancing financial inclusion through the wide network of the organization has been dropped by the cabinet after the finance ministry expressed reservations over the proposal.
The proposal needed an immediate transfusion of Rs 1,900 crore by the government.
However, the postal department has a poor financial track record. It has piled up huge losses over the last 11 years and has been losing badly to private couriers. India Post reported a loss of Rs 6,346 crore in fiscal 2011-12 which weighed against its credibility.
However, India Post is doing well on the savings front. Its outstanding balance under the Post Office Savings Scheme stood at Rs 6.05 lakh crore on March 31, 2013. This is half the deposits of State Bank of India and double that of the largest private lender ICICI Bank.
The postal department is one of 26 contenders for banking licenses. It had moved the proposal to the cabinet in order to enable it to meet the financial eligibility criteria of the Reserve Bank of India for new bank licenses to be issued by January next year.
India Post needs the government’s permission for the Rs 700 crore capital that is needed to set up the bank if it gets a licence. It will then require an additional Rs 1,200 crore in the first five years of its operations.
Unfortunately, over half of the population in rural India, do not have a bank account and the proposal for a postal bank would have a negative impact on government’s push to financial inclusion. The postal department has close to 1.55 lakh offices across country, with 1,39,040 in rural areas.
India Post reported a loss of Rs 6,346 crore in fiscal 2011-12.
Source : http://aipeup3tn.blogspot.in
=========================
The cabinet has rejected the India Post proposal for starting commercial banking services on the ground that it does not have the expertise to handle banking operations as a result of which the venture was not likely to be viable.
Top government sources said the proposal for starting commercial banking services by India Post that was aimed at enhancing financial inclusion through the wide network of the organization has been dropped by the cabinet after the finance ministry expressed reservations over the proposal.
The proposal needed an immediate transfusion of Rs 1,900 crore by the government.
However, the postal department has a poor financial track record. It has piled up huge losses over the last 11 years and has been losing badly to private couriers. India Post reported a loss of Rs 6,346 crore in fiscal 2011-12 which weighed against its credibility.
However, India Post is doing well on the savings front. Its outstanding balance under the Post Office Savings Scheme stood at Rs 6.05 lakh crore on March 31, 2013. This is half the deposits of State Bank of India and double that of the largest private lender ICICI Bank.
The postal department is one of 26 contenders for banking licenses. It had moved the proposal to the cabinet in order to enable it to meet the financial eligibility criteria of the Reserve Bank of India for new bank licenses to be issued by January next year.
India Post needs the government’s permission for the Rs 700 crore capital that is needed to set up the bank if it gets a licence. It will then require an additional Rs 1,200 crore in the first five years of its operations.
Unfortunately, over half of the population in rural India, do not have a bank account and the proposal for a postal bank would have a negative impact on government’s push to financial inclusion. The postal department has close to 1.55 lakh offices across country, with 1,39,040 in rural areas.
India Post reported a loss of Rs 6,346 crore in fiscal 2011-12.
Source : http://aipeup3tn.blogspot.in
Friday, October 11, 2013
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Solved Question Paper - Examination for Selection as Postman and Mailguard ( held on 06.10.2013 Kerala Circle ) General Knowledge
|
Solved question paper
- Part A
- GK -
Kerala Postal Circle
- Limited Departmental Examination
for selection as
Postman and Mailguard held
on 06.10.2013
|
|
1 Aizwal is the capital of which Indian State
A Mizoram b
Meghalaya c Arunachal
Pradesh d Sikkim
Answer A Mizoram
|
|
2 The Xith Pacific
Postal Union congress was
held recently in
which city
A New
Delhi B Bangtok
Bandar Seri Begawan D Kulalampur
Answer A New Delhi
|
|
3 The pin code 194103 belongs to which
of the following
offices
A Chandigarh
GPO B Kargil
SO C Kurukseshtra HO D
Tawang SO
Answer Kargil SO
|
|
4 Kuchelavrutham
Vanchippattu was written
by
A Cherussery B
Kunchan Nambiar C
Unnayi warrier d
Ramapurathu Warrier
Answer d Ramapurathu Warrier
|
|
5 If the day before
yesterday was Wednesday,
what is the
day after tomorrow
?
A Friday b
Saturday c Sunday
d Monday
Answer c Sunday
|
|
6 What is
India’s National Aquatic
Animal
A River Dolphin
b Olive Ridely
Turtle c Blue
Whale d Rohu
Answer A River
Dolphin
|
|
7 Which country is
going to host
the 2016 summer Olympic
Games
A Japan b
Australia c Brazil
d Italy
Answer C Brazil
|
|
8 Which among
the following numbers
is a perfect
square
A 69 b
1336 c 2401
d 27554
Answer c 2401
|
|
9 In which
state is Ranthambore
National Park located
A Jharkhand b
Karnataka c West Bengal d
Rajasthan
Answer d Rajasthan
|
|
10 Who is the
author of the book
“Animal Farm ‘
A GB Shaw
b George Orwell
c H G
Wells d Alistair
Maclean
Answer b George
Orwell
|
|
11 Salmonella is
A A
Virus b A
Bacteria c A
type of Fish
d A Musical
Instrument
Answer b A
Bacteria
|
|
12 Where is
the headquarters of
the International Monetary
Fund
A geneva b
Berlin c Washington
DC d Davos
Answer c Washinton
DC
|
|
13 Find the
next number in
the series 2,3,5.7,11,13,17,19
A 21 b 23
c 25
d 29
Answer b 23
|
|
14 M K
Kamalam was the
heroine in which
Malayalam Movie ?
A Vigathakumaran b
Balan c Marthanda Varma
d Prahalada
Answer b Balan
|
|
15 How many
fundamental duties are
given in the
Indian Constitution
A Six b
Ten c Eleven
d Thirty nine
Answer b Ten
|
|
16 Anish said
to Dilip “
the inspector is
the younger of
the two brothers
of the daughter
of my father’s
only wife “
How is the
inspector related to
Anish ?
A Son b Brother
c Cousin d
Brother -in -Law
Answer Brother
|
|
17 The islets
of Langerhans are
connected with
A Astrophysics b
human body c
Ireland d Oceanography
Answer b Human
Body
|
|
18 What is
the degree measure
of a semi
circle
A 0 b
90 c 180
d 360
Answer c 180
|
|
19 How many
members can be
nominated to the
Lok Sabha by
the President
A None b
One c Two
d Three
Answer A None
Twelve members can be nominated to the Lok Sabha by the President of
India.
|
|
20 The first
Indian Institute of
of Technology was
established at
A Bhubaneshwar b
Kanpur C Kharagpur
d Madras
Answer c Kharagpur
|
|
21 The battle
between Marthanda Varma
and Admiral Eustachius
de Lannoy took
place in 1741
at which of the
following places
Nanguneri b Attingal
c Colachel d Nedumangad
Answer c Colachel
|
|
22 Who among
the following was not member
of the Drafting
committee of the
Indian Constitution
A Alladi Krishnaswami Iyer
b K M
Munshi c N
Gopalaswami Ayengar d
Potti Srimulu
Answer d Potti
Srimulu
|
|
23 Who won
the woman’s Singles
title in the
2013 Wimbledon Tennis Championship
A Sareena Williams
b Venus William
c Marion Bartoli
D Sabine Lisicki
Answer c Marion
Bartoli
|
|
24 Who among
the following is
one of the
creators of Twitter
A Jack Dorsey b
Mark Zuckerberg c
Julian Assange D
Sabeer Bhatia
Answer A Jack
Dorsey
|
|
25 Who among
the following actors
has no won
the National Award
for best Actor
A MV Vasudeva
Rao b Anil Kapoor
c MG Ramachandran c
Sivaji Ganesan
Answer Sivaji Ganesan
|
|
Prepared by S
Jayachandran , SA ,
Mavelikara Head Post
office - 690101
If any doubt
or opinion about
the said answer
please intimate us
Please visit http://nfpemavelikaradivision/blogspot.com
|
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
LinkWithin
