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FIR against Ambani, Veerappa Moiley in Delhi

12 Wednesday Feb 2014

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The Delhi Government as per directions from its Chief Minister Arvind Kejrival has filed FIR against Mukesh Ambani and Central Minister for Oil Veerappa Moily for causing loss to the Government of thousands of crores of rupees, by allowing to raise the price of gas, by reducing the production and increasing the production charge.
This issue has been raised by Left MPs Comrades Sitaram Yechury and Gurudas Dasgupta much earlier, but the UPA government kept silence.

The corporates and the ruling party are in collision to cheat the government. this should end. We welcome this FIR and enquiry.

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Govt. – Vodafone conciliation fail on Rs.11,200 Crore Tax case

12 Wednesday Feb 2014

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The negotiations going on between the Govt. of India and Vodafone, the second biggest telecom company in India, on the tax arrears of Rs. 11,200 crore to be paid by the latter, seems to have been failed and the Government is
The conciliation had no moral justification. Because it is a foreign and influential company, the government was bending its knee, and coming out for conciliation. These MNCs, with the strong support from their governments, are trying to bend Indian rules to suit their requirement and maximise profit. While the conciliation was going on, the Vodafone put another demand that another tax case of Rs. 8,500 crore also be brought under this negotiation. That issue is pending in court and the government case is very strong. The government refused to agree to the proposal and stated that the negotiations on Rs.11,200 crore proposal will not continue.
In such a situation, Vodafone will have to pay about Rs. 20,000 crore including the interest etc.
We feel that these taxes which are due to the government should be strictly collected. There need not be any leniency towards the Corporate Tax evaders.

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Foundation Congress of TUI (P and R) at Barcelona

12 Wednesday Feb 2014

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Photos (1) Com. V.A.N.Namboodiri along with Com. Gilda (Cuba) and Com. Quim Boix, General Secretary TUI (P and R) (2) Inaugural Session – Delegates (3) Delegates Session (4) Com. Namboodiri addressing the inaugural session.

A Brief Report on the Foundation Congress of TUI ( P&R), WFTU held at Barcelona on 5-6 February 2014

The Foundation Congress for forming the Trade Union International (Pensioners and Retirees), WFTU was held at Barcelona, Spain on 5-6 February 2014. About 60 delegates from 40 Federations/Unions in 20 countries from all continents participated. There were many observers and visitors also. From India 3 delegates attended. Com.V.A.N.Namboodiri, Adisor, AIBDPA and Patron, NCCPA attended on behalf of these two organizations, deputed by CITU. Coms.G. Natarajan and D.Goplakrishnan were the other delegates.
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Inaugural Session

The Inaugural Session was held at a spacious hall in the centre of the city, Barcelona, on 4th February 2014, participated by about one hundred delegates/visitors including special invitees and important trade union leaders from Spain. Since the Congress was going to be held somewhat away from the main Barcelona City, this inaugural Session was organized to get media and public attention in the city. Comrade Quim Boix, Chairman of the Preparatory Committee, presided. The aims and target of forming the new TUI for Pensioners and Retirees were explained by the President. Leaders of various organizations and delegates from a few countries addressed. Com. V.A.N.Namboodiri addressed the Open Session on behalf of the Pensioners Organisations in India and congratulated the organizers and WFTU for this important step.
In many countries including Spain, the World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU) is called as Federacion Sindical Mundial (FSM), the Spanish equivalent for WFTU.
Foundation Congress of TUI (P and R)
The Foundation Congress of the TUI (P and R) was held in Masia Cottage, on a hill-top surrounded by trees and thick vegetation. The cottage and facilities available are owned by a Lawyers Collective Team in Defense of Workers’ Rights called Col-lectiu Ronda and was allotted free for use to the Congress. All appreciated the arrangement for accommodation, food etc. which was done in a very efficient manner by the Spanish CSU of Pensioners and Retirees along with the JUBIQUE organization based in Madrid, the capital of Spain.
The Delegates Session held on 5th February was presided over by Comrade Quim Boix, Chairman Preparatory Committee. After welcoming all the delegates by the leaders of the Organising Committee, the President explained in detail about the back ground – decision of WFTU Athens Conference to form a TUI of P and R, the meeting of the Preparatory Committee in S.Africa, the meeting of the WFTU/FSM in Athens out of which the present foundation Congress is being held. The draft document for this Congress was prepared after all these deliberations. He also mentioned about the powerful agitations organized by the pensioners and retirees in various countries against the cut in pension etc. imposed after the recession which continues till now. He read out the Draft Declaration and other documents prepared by the Preparatory Committee for discussion in the Congress.
A Video Message from Comrade George Mavrikos, Secretary General of WFTU, was displayed in the screen, in which he congratulated the delegates, wished the Congress success and which was received with great applause by the house.
In the discussion delegates from Cyprus, Brazil, Portugal, Congo, France, Cuba, Mexico, Argentina, Columbia, Canary Islands, Australia, Nepal, Great Britain, Ecuador, Bass Country, Sahara, Bahrain, India etc. participated. The reports from the various organizations from the different countries were educative. The recession and the consequent curtailment of pension and pensionary benefits are resulting in acute difficulties for P andR. The pensioners are on the defensive and are organizing agitations and struggles. While the delegates from all the countries spoke about the attacks on pension, curtailment of TU activities etc., the speakers from Cuba spoke about the more and more benefits that the workers and the pensioners were getting under the socialist government. The great difference between the Socialist Government and the capitalist rulers were clear to all the delegates.
From India, Coms. V.A.N.Namboodiri and D.Gopalakrishnan addressed. Com. Namboodiri in his speech mentioned about the anti-worker attitude of the present government and the valiant struggles organized under the leadership of the Central trade Unions, including the Parliament March and the 48 hours strike on 20-21 February 2013. The organizational position of the NCCPA and AIBDPA was briefed. A note was given to the organizers earlier with all the details and suggestions with regard to the formation of the TUI of P and R.
After discussion, the draft proposals, Bye-law etc. were adopted unanimously. The Trade Union International of Pensioners and Retirees (TUI (P and R) was declared as formed. Office Bearers with Comrade Com. Dimos Koumpouris (Greece) as President and Comrade Quim Boix (Spain) as General Secretary
It was decided that the next Congress will be held at Bahrain after 5 years.
The Foundation Congress and the formation of the TUI of P and R, as part of the World Federation of Trade Unions has inspired the Pensioners and Retirees the world over. It is hoped that this will help the pensioners and retirees organizations in their onward march. More and more organizations may join the TUI of P&R in the near future.

V.A.N.Namboodiri New Delhi
Patron NCCPA 10-02-2014
Advisor AIBDPA

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Organising the World Pensioners and Retirees is the Need of the Hour.
The State Pensioners and Retirees (P and R) all over the world are in substantial number. In India alone, it is about one 10 million. It may be about 50 million or more all over the world. If all types of pensioners are taken, the number may be much more. The Pension and other retirement benefits are different and varied in separate countries. Social Security measures also vary.
In many countries, the conditions of the state pensioners are dismal, where even the trade union rights are denied. The governments with different social structures have different and varied systems for the P and R. The October Revolution in 1917 and formation of the USSR was a change maker for the P and R also as for the working class. But this did not percolate in the capitalist societies immediately. The II World War and the defeat of Fascism resulted in many countries winning freedom from their colonial masters and independent governments of their own. Not only that. In the capitalist countries also many reforms were introduced, especially for the P and R, since there were a large number of war pensioners and families of those who were killed during the war. This resulted in certain new and additional social security measures. Thus both in the newly liberated countries and in the capitalist countries, development took place for the workers and P&R.
The collapse of the USSR and the socialist states in the East European countries in the latter part of the last century changed many things. The neo-liberal policies and so called reforms in the economic sphere, while benefitting the corporates, financiers and the super-rich, resulted in taking away of the rights of the workers and P and R both in developed and developing countries. The austerity measures being implemented in all these countries consequent to the economic melt-down of 2007 made the situation worse. The retirement age has been increased, the pension has been reduced and other retirement benefits curtailed. This is the case with Spain, Portugal, Greece and other countries in Europe.
Indian Scenario
The situation is not much different in India. The Central Government Employees as also that of the State Government Employees were granted Defined Pension ie. pension as half of the last received basic pay, without any other string to it. Now the Government of India has passed an act, changing the Defined Pension in to Contributory Pension. According to the new Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Act (PFRDA), all those recruited in Central and State Government services after 01-01-2004 will not get the Defined Pension as earlier. They will getting the contributory pension as per a New Pension Scheme ( now renamed as National Pension Scheme (NPS).
According to NPS, the employees have to contribute 12% of their salary to Provident Fund and as much will be contributed by the Government. This will be put in a Fund, which will be managed by a Fund Manager like State Bank of India or such Banks or other Private Fund Managers. At the time of retirement, a portion will be paid in cash to the employee and the other portion will be utilized for paying monthly pension to the retiree. There is restriction on the maximum of such pension. At present, according to this scheme retirees are getting a very paltry sum, in many cases less than Rs.1,000. The Central and state government employees organised many agitations including March to Indian Parliament, Strike etc. , but the government did not cancel the new scheme. The struggle continues against this scheme. The unions demand the restoration of the defined pension scheme.
As per the defined pension rules, the P and R will get Dearness Allowance (DA) on the % basis, whenever, there is an increase in the DA of the regular employees on the basis of the increased Cost of Living Index (CLI). This is reviewed after every six months.
Medical Allowance is given, but at the rate of Rs. 300 only. The demand is for rs.1,200, but not yet agreed by government. Reimbursement of Medical expenses exists. Treatment is also provided through Central Government Health Scheme for those who opt for the same.
The employees of the Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) a Public Sector Corporation formed from the Department of Telecom, as part of the neo-liberalisation policy of the government and against the strong protests of the employees, is having the same pension scheme s well as the Central government. All India BSNL – DOT Pensioners’ Association (AIBDPA) has members from both the government P&R as well as BSNL P&R.
In BSNL, the medical scheme differs a little, but not much. Pension is paid by the government, and the BSNL has to pay pension contribution to the government. As in the case of the government employees, whenever there is any wage revision for the regular employees, then the pensioners get pension revision. However, many agitational programmes had to be organized by the BSNL P&R to get the pension revision. The wage revision and pension revision is generally made after every ten years since 1996.
The recognized organization of regular employees in BSNL, BSNL Employees Union, has taken much interest in settling the issues of BSNL Pensioners. On the revision of pension itself, it has gone on strike twice. The slogan is that “Today you are a worker, Tomorrow You are a Pensioner”. This helps the co-ordination of the employee and the P&R.
The neo-liberal policy and P and R
As stated earlier, the Government of India is continuing with its neo-liberal policy of Liberalisation, Privatisation and Globalisation (LPG) which is causing much misery to the working class and pensioners included. Spiraling prices, denial of trade union rights, attack on pension and pensionary benefits, privatization of government department in to corporations as a first step to privatization, privatization of Public Sector Units, denial of minimum wage, increase in working hours are all parts of the neo-liberalisation policy. All the 11 Central Trade Unions in India have jointly organized agitations against this anti-worker policy. 19 general strikes have taken place since 1991, with massive participation. A 48 hours strike was organized on 20-21 February 2013, which was participated by about 120 million workers. On 12th December 2014, a massive Parliament March participated by lakhs of workers was also organized. More agitational programmes are also being organized. The AIBDPA (P and R Organisation) has also participated in all these struggles.
There are two umbrella organizations of the state pensioners in India viz National Co-Ordination Committee of Pensioners Associations (NCCPA) and Bharat Central Pensioners Confederation (BCPC) to both of which AIBDPA is affiliated.
International Organisation of P and R
The decision of the WFTU to organize a Trade union International (TUI) of P and R is an appropriate and correct decision. It will help in understanding the problems of P and R world-wide as also in formulating the demands. In many countries, the number of state P and R may be more than the number of state employees. A P and R organization with progressive outlook will be an asset as part of the WFTU. Hence full support and assistance to the TUI of P and R is required by all.

V.A.N.Namboodiri, Advisor, AIBDPA, India.

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Bank Employees Strike- FM Statement hollow

12 Wednesday Feb 2014

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The statement of the Finance Minister P.Chidambaram that bank profits could not be used only to enhance salaries of employees, but must be used for expansions is nothing short of ridiculing the bankmens’ strike and confusing the people.
The employees are eligible for wage revision after every 5 years and the United Forum of Bank Unions have demanded only fully justified rise in wages. It is the Bank Association which is taking an unjustified stand.
If the Finance Minister is sincere for the expansions, why thousands of crores of rupees taken loan by the corporates and big business is being waived as NPA and making huge losses to the Banks? The Government and Banks should have taken strong stand and collected all these big loans and helped the banks for expansion. In the case of common people, the Banks don’t waive loans, but in the case of corporates a soft stand is taken and loans waived. It is only when the employees demand for wage rise, all these grand advices comes from the Ministers and those in power.

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All India Conference of BSNLEU in November 2014

11 Tuesday Feb 2014

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The Central Executive Committee Meeting of the BSNL Employees Union has accepted the invitation of the Kolkata based four circles viz. W.Bengal, Kolkata, Telecom Factory and Telecom Stores Unions to conduct the All India Conference. Coms. Animesh Mitra, Saibal Sengupta, Om Prakash and Adhir Kumar are the Circle Secretaries of the above four circles. The AIC will be in November 2014.

We congratulate W.Bengal and the other circles for their invitation. Kolkata is the centre of the Trade Unions and Revolutionary activities for centuries. It has a 35 years of continued government of the Left Parties. The Founding Fathers of P and T Unions were from Bengal, Coms.Babu Tarapada, Henry Barton, Dada Ghosh, K.G.Bose and others.
We are sure that the Kolkata AIC will be a historical one.

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Appeal for help to Comrade S.P.Tiwari, Circle Secretary BSNLCCWF, U.P(East) Circle by generous donations

11 Tuesday Feb 2014

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Appeal, BSNLCCWF, treatment of SP Tiwari

Dear Comrades,
Com.S.P.Tiwari, Circle Secretary of BSNL Casual and Contract Workers Federation, UP(E) who organised the 2nd All India Conference of the Federation at Lucknow is seriously ill and admitted in hospital for cancer treatment. Now he is under coma. His condition is very serious and continued costly treatment is required.
Com. Tiwari was retrenched for his trade union activities and has been out without any work for the last three years. His family consists of wife and four young children. There is no other earning member in the family.
Com.Tiwari needs urgent financial help for treatment. Already loan of 60-70 thousand rupees have been taken from friends and comrades but that is not at sufficient.
I would appeal to all comrades, friends and well wishers to send liberal donations for his treatment so that his life can be saved.The donations may please be sent to:
Com.K.R.Yadav, All India Vice-President, BSNL Casual and Contract Workers Federation, 10/247/19, Sector-10,Indira Nagar, Lucknow – Uttar Pradesh.

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Messages and Greetings to BSNLEU CEC by Com. V.A.N.Namboodiri, President.

11 Tuesday Feb 2014

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The following Greetings and Message was sent by Com.V.A.N.Namboodiri, President, BSNLEU, to the CEC Meeting of BSNLEU which was held on 7-9 February 2014 as it was expected that he will not be able to attend the same as he had been asked to attend the Foundation Congress of Trade Union International of WFTU held at Barcelona, Spain, on 5-6 February.

Message to the CEC of BSNLEU at Rajkot on 7-9 February 2014
Dear Comrades,
First of all, I greet you all, who have come to attend the Central Executive Committee of BSNLEU being held at Rajkot on 7-9 February 2014. My Revolutionary Greetings to all of you!
I would have been present in the CEC meeting as usual, in my capacity as the All India President of the Union. But being invited to attend the Formation Conference of Trade Union International of Pensioners and Retirees (TUI of P&R) to be held at Barcelona, Spain, on 5-6 February 2014 and attending on behalf of the AIBDPA, it is not possible for me to attend the CEC. Please excuse me. In case it is possible to come there, after reaching India, I will certainly attend the CEC, on the last day.
This is the first time that I am missing the CEC meeting after formation of BSNLEU in 2001. BSNLEU has grown during the last 13 years and is the recognised union since 2004, after the II Membership Verification. In all consecutive verifications including the VI Membership Verification we have been elected as the majority and representative Union. At the same time on our initiative, a second union, NFTE, is also recognised. Now the recognised unions represent more than 80% of BSNL workers between them, and theoretically represent all the workers. Our role in getting recognition for another union is appreciated by all, although certain tensions still exist at the local levels. We have to strive for close co-ordination for settlement of the workers issues.
One important agenda before the CEC is the settlement of the issues which has been raised in the deferred October Strike on which the CHQ is continuously pursuing with the management. All the issues are very important and have to be settled at the earliest. At the same time, extra effort is required where the workers are losing their salary as in the case of stagnation of majority of RMs and the loss in the wage of officials, mainly TTA, recruited after 2007.
BSNLEU has grown in numbers. It is mainly because we have been taking the issues of the workers with sincerity and dedication and had settled many important issues including a good wage revision and Promotion Policy. The bread and butter issue is most important and is the basic demand of the trade unions. But that is not sufficient. We have to move ahead. We are part of the trade union fraternity, national and international. We cannot be indifferent to the crucial developments taking place around us.
The neo-liberalisation policy being implemented by the government has put misery after misery on the people. The Government has deserted the policy of Socialist Pattern of Society, which the then government proclaimed in the 1950s, and also the Pro-PSU policy. Attack on the workers continues with even taking away many of the rights earned after heroic struggles. Recruitment is almost stopped in Government and PSUs, which was the main source of employment. Retrenchment/VRS is taking place in many PSUs despite strong opposition from the unions. The sustained struggles on the issues organised as per the call of the 11 Central trade Unions have made an impact, but yet the government is delaying action on those. BSNLEU has always been part of this great struggles and will continue so.
Communalism is raising its ugly head. Communal forces are utilsing every opportunity to divide the people and cause communal riots as happened in Muzafarpur etc. We have to expose and fight communalism and make all efforts for communal harmony. It is the working class which can take an effective role in the same.
Attack on women and even young girls are reported every day. The crime against women is not an issue of women alone. The entire society has to move to put an end to these attacks and gender discrimination.. BSNLEU will also join this struggle to liberate the woman and to end the attacks and discrimination. More woman cadres have to be developed in the union.
The attack on the left movement and cadres in W.Bengal continues with govt. Support. Hundreds of left leaders and cadres have been murdered by the Trinamool goondas. BSNLEU fully supports and give solidarity to the struggles of the W.Bengal comrades to restore democracy and defeat the attacks on the left and democratic forces.
The General elections are only months ahead. Both the UPA and NDA governments had continued with the anti-workers policies. Corruption has been institutionalized by them. There has been no limit to the corruptions exposed like 2G scam, Coalgate scam, CWG, Adarsh, Augusta and many others. The ruling parties are selling the national wealth like water, coal, minerals, spectrum etc. to the corporates for paltry sums and get kickbacks out of the same. There should be zero tolerance against corruption.
BSNL is posting loss for the last 4 years due to the anti-PSU policy of the government, which is part of the neo-liberal polices being implemented both by the Congress and BJP during the last more than 20 years. Revival of BSNL and strengthening it for a better service to the nation is most important. The Forum of BSNL Unions/Associations, the umbrella organisation, has been making all out efforts in this respect. Many struggles have been organised and maximum pressures are being put on the government and management in this connection. At the same time, as workers, we have to ensure a better and cordial service to the customers.
The Casual and Contract workers engaged for years together in DOT/BSNL are inhumanly exploited. They are neither paid their due wages nor social security measures implemented for them. Regularisation of left out casual labours are pending. Casual/Contract workers are facing harsh victimisation and retrenchment for their trade union activities. It is our duty to get them justice and to ensure that they are part of the BSNL fraternity.
AIBDPA is the pensioners organisation formed at our initiative. Today’s workers are tomorrow’s pensioners. We have to take up their issues and also to strengthen the AIBDPA.
Most of the BSNL absorbed DOT employees will retire by 2020-25. It will only be new recruitees of BSNL who will be there for the service as also for running the union. We have to bring the new generation to the leadership now to enable them to take over at the appropriate time.
Next All India Conference of BSNLEU will be held by the end of this year. We have to ensure that maximum issues are settled and the organisation is strengthened.
I hope that these and other relevant issues will be discussed in the Rajkot CEC and important decision taken.
Once again My Greetings to all of you.
With Revolutionary Greetings,
Yours Comradely,
V.A.N.Namboodiri
President.

PS: Fortunately, Com. Namboodiri was able to reach Rajkot on the last day of the CEC and presided over the same on 9th February. He also addressed the Open Session organised in the afternoon of 9th itself.

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Central Govt. Employees on two days strike on 11-12 February 2014.

11 Tuesday Feb 2014

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The Central Government Employees will go on a two days strike on 12-13 February 2014 demanding settlement of 15 point Charter of Demands including 50% DA Merger, Interim Relief, Inclusion of Gramin Dak Sevaks in VII CPC, Regularisation and Revision of wages of casual and contract labours, date of effect of VII CPC from 01-01-2014, rescind PFRDA Act etc.
The call has been given by the Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers, which is the umbrella organisation of the Central Employees’ Unions.
The call for the strike has clearly exposed the central government’s propaganda decision to appoint the VII CPC, in view of the ensuing general elections.
We fully support and convey our solidarity to the central employees in their fully justified strike.

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Bank Employees 48 Hours strike a Complete Success

11 Tuesday Feb 2014

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Congratulations to the 10 lakh Bank Workers who have gone on a successful 48 hours strike 10-11 February 2014 on the demand of a satisfactory wage revision!
The strike called by the United Forum of Bank Unions, which includes all the major bank Unions, was complete in the Public Sector banks.
The demands of the UFBU are fully justified. Our full support and solidarity to the Bank Employees!

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NE is part of India, North-East people are Indians

11 Tuesday Feb 2014

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The recent attacks and sexual assaults on the North-East youngsters in Delhi is to be condemned in the strongest terms. One youngster was beaten to death, many girls were sexually assaulted. Two young people were thrashed yesterday causing grievous injury. There seems to be a racist factor also. Neither the government not its police is serious in catching and convicting the guilty.
India is one and the NE people have as much right as any other citizen anywhere in the country. delhi, the capital, is no exception. They have the right to study, bet jobs and live peacefully in Delhi also, as anywhere in the country. Anybody who infringes on this right is to be dealt with strongly.
The Central/Delhi Government as well as the citizens of Delhi should take responsibility to ensure the freedom and right to live of the NE people in Delhi.

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