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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF CENTRAL GOVT PENSIONERS AT HYDERABAD

01 Saturday Aug 2015

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Naional Co- Ordinating Committee of Pensioners Associations successfully organised a historical National Convention at Hyderabad on 31-07-2015. The convention started at 10.30PM at Sundarayya Vingnana Kendram, with Com.D.V.Daktod, Vice President , NCCPAin the chair.Com.M.N.Reddy, General Secretary, All Pensioners and Retired Persons Association and Secretary, Reception Committee welcomed. Com.S..K.Vyas’s portrait was garlanded and rich tributes offered. Com.Pabitra Chakraborty, Secretary General made the introductory speech on the important issues.

Com.A.K.Padmanabhan, President, CITU inaugurated the convention with an inspiring speech exposing thouroughly the central govt’s anti-worker and anti- people measures on which the central trade unions and independent federations have decided a National Strike on 2nd September, 2015. Com.Shiv Gopal Mishra, General Secretary andSecretary, Staff side, JCM, National Council delivered a special address and exhorted to make the indefinitestrike of central government employees including Railways from 23rd November a grand success.Com.K.K.N.Kutty, President, Confederation of Central Govt.Employees and workers,Com.S.N.Pathak, President,AIDEF, Com.M.R.Jadav, EPF95 Pensioners Association, Com.P.S.Nair, All India Para Military Pensioners Association, Com.K.G.Jayaraj, General Secretary, AIBDPA, Com.K.Raghavendran, General Secretary, AIPRPA  addressed the convention.

16 comrades representing various affiliated organisations participated in the discussion. om.D.Basu, CHQ AGS and Com.T.Seshaiah, District Secretary also spoke represeting 22 delegates of AIBDPA. Com.Pabitra Chakraborty summed up the discussion.

The National Convention decided to

1.Support the National Strike on September 2, 2015.

2.To organise solidarity program in support of the Indefinite Strike from 23, November,2015.

3.Support the ex-servicemen’s struggle for one rank one pension.

With the concluding remarks by Com.D.V.Daktod and thanking the Reception Committee for the excellent arrangements, the convention came to an end at 8.30.PM.(Courtesy: AIBDPA)

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ALL INDIA CONVENTION OF CG PENSIONERS AT HYDERABAD ON 31-07-2015

28 Tuesday Jul 2015

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National Co-ordination Committee of Pensioners Associations (NCCPA) is organizing an ALL INDIA CONVENTION of Central Government Pensioners on 31st July, 2015 at Sundarayya Vignana Kendram, Bagh Lingampally, Hyderabad.

The convention is being held at a time when the 7th Central Pay Commission is finalizing its report and also the entire central government organisations decided for an indefinite strike from 23rd November, 2015 demanding Interim Relief, Merger of DA,  implementation of the 7th pay revision from 01-01-2014 and other important issues. The Central Trade Unions have decided for a country wide strike on 2nd September, 2015 on its 12 point charter of demands and all the central,state and public sector employees also joining the strike it would be a complete national strike.

The National Convention is certain to discuss the main issues confronting the pensioners viz, Scrap NPS & PFRDA Act, Pension be 67% of last pay, Pension Parity, Minimum Pension be minimum pay, Restoration of Commutation after 12 years, Additional Pension from 65 years,Monthly Medical Allowance of Rs. 2000+ DA, Smart card for indoor treatment etc. The convention will take appropriate decisions for solidarity program in support of the National Strike by the central trade unions and the indefinite strike of the central government employees.

Com.K.G.Jayaraj, General Secretary, Com.D.Basu, Asst.General Secretary, Com.B.P.Petkar, Asst.General Secretary & Circle Secretary, Maharashtra, Com.Ramachandradu, Circle Secretary, Andhra Pradesh & Telangana and about 16 comrades from AP & Telangana will constitute the AIBDPA delegation in the convention. (courtesy: AIBDPA)

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National Convention of Workers today at New Delhi

26 Tuesday May 2015

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The National Convention of Workers, called by the 11 Central Trade Unions, is being held at Mavlankar Hall, New Delhi, today, 26th May 2015. The Labour Minister stated two days back that the ‘strike on 26th May’ is not warranted. He did not even think about, whether it was strike or convention.

Anyhow, this Convention being participated by hundreds of trade union workers from all over the country and steered by the 11 Central Trade Unions are going to take decision for industrial action, most probably a strike. The government has so far not taken action on any of the 10 point important demands, that the unions have been raising for the last 4-5 years.

The insensitive government should be made to understand the Indian work force will not tolerate such humiliation and ignoring.

Towards a successful National Convention! Let important decisions be taken for forward march of the working class!

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National Convention of Workers on 26th May 2015 by the Central Trade Unions

10 Friday Apr 2015

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The 11 Central Trade Unions in their meeting on 9th April has called upon to continue the sustained struggles against the anti-worker policies of the government. It has also decided to organise a National Convention of Workers on 26th May at New Delhi to chalk out further programmes. The 11 Central Trad Unions are BMS, INTUC, HMS, AITUC, CITU, AIUTUC, TUCC, SEWA, AICCTU, UTUC and LDF.

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National Convention of Pensioners at Nagpur on 15th February postponed

04 Wednesday Feb 2015

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The National Convention of Pensioners called by the BCPC  to be held at Nagpur on 15th February 2015 has been postponed, since the Secretary General of BCPC, Com. S.K.Vyas, is in hospital after a massive heart attack.

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National Convention of Workers at New Delhi

06 Tuesday Aug 2013

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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF WORKERS AT NEW DELHI
A National Convention of Workers was held on 6th August 2013 at Mavlankar Hall, New Delhi, under the auspices of the 11 Central Trade Unions, which organised the 48 hours strike on 20-21 February 2013, on the major demands of the workers and common people. More than 1,000 delegates from the central trade unions and independent federations from the various parts of the country attended.
The Presidium consisted of the Presidents of the participating organisations including Com. A.K.Padmanabhan (CITU), Abani Roy(UTUC) and others. The Declaration of the Convention was circulated in advance both in Hindi and English.
The General Secretaries / representatives of the 11 central trade unions addressed the convention and supported the declaration and the programmes chalked out there in. S/Shri B.N.Rai (BMS), K.K.Nair (INTUC), Gurudas Dasgupta (AITUC), Harbhajan Singh and Umraomal Purohit (HMS), Tapan Sen (CITU), Satyavan Singh (AIUTUC) S.P. Tiwari (TUCC), Smt. Latha Bahan (SEWA), Rajiv Dimri(AICCTU), Ashok Ghosh (UTUC) and Pachimuthu (LPF) addressed the Convention.
After the speeches, the Presidium declared the Declaration as unanimously passed amidst thunderous applause from the house.
The Declaration congratulated the workers for the historic 48 hours strike on 20-21 February 2013 and called for further programmes on the 10 point charter on which the strike took place. It is decided to organise demonstrations/rallies/satyagrahas on 25th September 2013 and a massive demonstration before the Parliament on 12th December 2013. On the same day, 12th December, district level demonstrations also have to be organised. In the declaration as well as Convention, the issue of minimum wage and other demands of the unorganised and contract workers were stressed.
The National Convention has once again planned the next programmes for realisation of the demands raised by it. All these programmes have to be organised effectively and successfully.

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National Convention – Declaration adopted

03 Saturday Aug 2013

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NATIONAL CONVENTION
OF BSNL EMPLOYEES “ON REVIVAL OF BSNL”

3RD AUGUST 2013

MAVLANKAR HALL, NEW DELHI.

DECLARATION

This National Convention of BSNL Employees held on 3rd August 2013 at Mavlankar Hall, New Delhi, participated by BSNL employees from all over India, representing the 2.5 lakh employees expresses its deep concern and anxiety about the continued loss of BSNL for the last four financial years and the reduction in its market share. The slow growth rate is mainly due to lack of expansion and developmental activities, non-procurement of required equipment etc. which continue despite sustained demands raised by the employees and their unions for improvement of the services.

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) was formed as a Public Sector Unit (PSU) on 1st October 2000 from the Department of Telecom, Department of Telecom Services and Department of Telecom Operations ignoring the protest of the employees and their unions. The Overseas Communications and the telecom services in Delhi & Mumbai were corporatized earlier as Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL) and Mahanagar Telephones Nigam Limited (MTNL) respectively. The entire service sector of the department, which has been serving the nation in a very efficient way for more than one century, was converted in to three Public Sector Units. All the executive and non-executive employees were compelled to exercise option for the PSUs, while the top management, ITS officers, were given 5 years on deputation to submit their option.

Five years earlier, in 1995, the telecom sector, which was completely under the government, was opened up for the private sector as per the National Telecom Policy 1995. This was part of the new economic and liberal policies of the government initiated in the early 1990s which intended to shift many activities of government to the private sector. Corporatisation is the first step towards privatisation as has already been seen in the case of VSNL, which has been handed over to Tatas and is now a private company by name Tata Telecommunications. More than 46% shares of MTNL stand disinvested.

Government goes back from its financial commitments
At the time of corporatisation to BSNL, the government had assured it’s financial viability through Reimbursement of Licence Fee, Payment of Access Deficit Charge (ADC) collected from the private telecom companies and grant from Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) for providing services in remote and local areas which are loss-making, but are part of the social commitment of the government for providing universal communication services, where the private companies seldom operate.

While the government implemented the above decisions for a few years, it has gone back from its commitments and discontinued all these financial assistance to BSNL arbitrarily. The reimbursement of licence fee and ADC has been stopped completely and the assistance from USO Fund reduced.

Unfair and Discriminatory Treatment to BSNL
From the time the private companies were granted licences to provide telecom services, they were favoured by the government and the DOT / MTNL /BSNL discriminated. The licences to provide mobile services were granted to private companies in 1995, while DOT (BSNL was formed later) and MTNL were denied the same till 2002, 6-7 years after, giving undue advantage to the former. The fixed amount for licence to private telcos which could have fetched around 1.25 lakh crore to the government was changed in to revenue sharing by which the government lost a very huge amount. The CAG has calculated the loss to the government at Rs. 1.76 lakh crore in the 2G spectrum auction, the beneficiaries of which were the various private companies. BSNL was compelled to pay Rs. 18,500 crore towards 3G and BWA Spectrum for pan India without allowing it to participate in the bids. But the private companies managed to provide all India services by paying about one third of the sum paid by BSNL, by illegally sharing the spectrum between them, while each bid only for a few circles. BSNL had to pay more, but was allotted spectrum which could not meet the future requirements for new technology, and private companies paid less and got spectrum suited to next generations.

In short, on each and every occasion private companies were favoured and its own company discriminated by government. The interests of the private telecom companies became more important to the government.

Procurement of Equipment
Despite the fact that mobile licence was granted to BSNL 6-7 years after it was granted to private companies, BSNL was gaining in the number of connections and was almost going to reach the first position by 2006-2007. A tender for 45.5 million mobile lines was floated and was going to be finalised when the government made BSNL Board to cancel the same. Another tender for 93 million lines was cancelled in the same way two years later. Had these tenders were finalised and equipment purchased, BSNL would have forged ahead in the mobile sector. BSNL is even now leading in both landlines and Broad Band connections. It was only through the one day successful strike of the employees that at least half of the first tender ie. 22.5 million lines were purchased which saved the situation to a certain extent.

There is acute shortage of equipment like mobile lines, phone instruments, cables, drop-wire, Optical Fibre Cables, Broad Band Modem, Jointing kits etc. which are hampering the services and fault repair. Though some purchases have been made in the last year, they are too insufficient to meet the requirement.

Killing the goose which lays golden eggs
BSNL was having an average revenue of Rs. 35,000 – 40,000 crore till 2007-2008 and a profit of about Rs. 5,000- 10,000 crore per year. Due to government decision to go back from its earlier commitment on financial assistance, lack of equipment and also cut-throat competition, the revenue came down to Rs. 30,000 – 27,000 crores and also posting loss for the last 4 financial years. The loss in 2011 – 12 was Rs. 8,851 crores and in 2012-13, it may almost be the same. BSNL was having a cash balance of about Rs. 40,000 crore, all of which was taken back by the government through charges towards spectrum, an imaginary loan of Rs. 7,500 crore and its interest calculated at a high rate of 14.5% coming to about Rs. 12,000 crore, taxes, dividend etc.

The Inefficient Management
BSNL Management is also fully responsible for the present unfavourable and unenviable position of BSNL. The fact that most of the top management officers (ITS Officers) do not belong to BSNL, but are on deputation from government and do not have much stake in the company, has played a negative role in the growth and expansion of the company. BSNL needs committed and efficient management.

The role of the employees and unions
The employees and their unions/associations had continuously raised issues concerning the development and expansion of the services. Much more is to be done to improve the services. The mind-set of the employees needs to be further improved to face the present challenges and for ensuring a better service to the customers. They should always remember that they are important stake-holders of the company and at the service of the nation and its people.

The Forum of BSNL Unions / Associations has been mobilising the workers, approaching the BSNL Management and the government for necessary actions and decisions so that the BSNL, the telecom PSU, is strengthened and expanded and a better service is provided to the nation. Telecom is the second line of defence and concerns of national security have also to be considered.

GoM for Revival of BSNL and MTNL
A Group of Ministers (GoM) for revival of BSNL and MTNL has now been formed by the Government with Shri P.Chidambaram, Finance Minister, as Chairman. The Forum of BSNL Unions/ Associations has submitted a detailed memorandum to the Chairman, GoM, with positive suggestions for the improvement and strengthening of BSNL with a request for personal hearing. These suggestions, if accepted, will certainly make BSNL financially viable and improve the services.

This National Convention of BSNL Employees organised under the banner of the Forum of BSNL Unions and Associations which represents the more than 2.5 lakh employees places the following demands / suggestions before the government, the BSNL Management and workers for Revival of BSNL and for a Better Service to the Nation:

1. The Government should honour and implement the assurances given at the time of formation of BSNL for financial viability like Reimbursement of Licence Fee, Payment of ADC to BSNL and Liberal subsidy from the USO Fund for compensating the losses for providing services in villages, remote / rural /naxal affected areas etc.
2. The Spectrum should be allotted free to BSNL, which is the incumbent service provider and Government Company, including the additional spectrum with BSNL.
3. The Rs. 18,500 crore charges for BWA and 3G Spectrum collected from BSNL should be refunded.
4. Orders should be issued making it mandatory for all Central/State Government departments, Central/State PSUs to take telecom services from BSNL/MTNL as have been issued for air-travel by another central PSU, Air India. This will help in dealing with security concerns also.
5. Refund BSNL the huge interest of about Rs. 12,000 crore recovered from BSNL @ 14.5% for the Notional loan of Rs. 7,500 crore.
6. Transfer the assets and land to BSNL from the government for which BSNL is paying taxes and other charges.
7. An effective and quick mechanism and immediate procurement of equipment like Mobile lines, Broadband Modem, Cables, Drop Wires, Optical Fibre, Telephone Instruments etc. so that expansion and Development could be implemented quickly.
8. The Pension Contribution to be remitted to the government should be on the basis of actual pay and not on the basis of the maximum of the pay scale, by which the company is losing huge money.
9. BSNL should be exempted from payment to USO Fund, considering the fact that the financial condition of the BSNL is weak.
10. The Management of the company should belong to the company and not to deputed officers.
11. Telecom Factories should be modernised. In addition to towers, other equipment required for telecom services should be manufactured. It should be made mandatory for the field offices to purchase the equipment from telecom factories.
12. Effective functioning of the Works Committees at the SSA level so that discussion could take place between the unions/associations and management for expanding and improving the services. This should be extended to Circle and All India levels.
13. No VRS /Retrenchment in BSNL, which will have negative impact on the services as has already been the experience wherever it has been implemented.
14. No Disinvestment / Privatisation of BSNL
15. No Increase of FDI in Telecom Sector. In addition to the security concerns, increase in FDI will affect BSNL adversely, with huge funds available with the private companies.
16. Abolition of the Telecom Advisory Committees, which have been formed when only DOT was providing services, and which has got no relevance now except unnecessary expenditure.
17. Active and committed participation of the employees in marketing and other developmental activities.

Programme of Action – Organise Circle, SSA Conventions

This National Convention of BSNL employees calls upon the BSNL unions/associations to organise similar conventions at Circle and SSA levels to give wide propaganda to our demands, to educate the employees, to seek the support of the people for strengthening BSNL and enabling it to provide a better service.

This National Convention feels that maximum efforts should be made to understand the requirement of the customers and provide them the same efficiently and effectively keeping very good cordial relationship. .

The Forum of BSNL Unions/Associations assures the employees that it will make all out efforts to fight against the anti-BSNL policies and action of the government and also for a better future for the employees through saving and strengthening BSNL and its services.

FORUM OF BSNL UNIONS / ASSOCIATIONS

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NATIONAL CONVENTION OF BSNL EMPLOYEES

03 Saturday Aug 2013

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New Delhi, August 3: A National Convention of BSNL Employees on “Revival of BSNL” was held on 3rd August 2013 at Mavlankar Hall, New Delhi, participated by more than 1,000 delegates from all over India. The Convention was organised under the auspices of the Forum of BSNL Unions/Associations, which is the umbrella organisation of the Unions/Associations of non-executives and executives in BSNL.

The Convention was presided over by C.Singh, President of the Forum. V.A.N.Namboodiri, Convener, Forum, presented the Declaration of the Convention on how to revive BSNL so that better service is provided to the consumers. S/Shri Gurudas Dasgupta, M.P., General Secretary, AITUC, B.N.Rai, General Secretary, BMS, Swadesh Dev Roy, Secretary, CITU, Dr. Udit Raj, Chairman, All India SC/ST employees Confederation, Thomas John, Org. Secretary, INTUC, Animesh Mitra, Dy. GS, BSNLEU, C.K.Mathivanan, Dy. GS, NFTE, K.Sebastin, SG, SNEA, Prahlad Rai, GS, AIBSNLEA, K.Jayaprakash, GS, FNTO, Suresh Kumar, GS, BSNLMS, R.Venkatraman, GS, TEPU & LPF, N.D.Ram, President, SEWA BSNL, S.V.S.Subrahmanyam, GS BTEU BSNL and R.P.Sharma, President BSNLOA addressed.

After discussion, the Declaration was unanimously adopted which demanded the government to honour and implement its assurances to the BSNL made at the time of corporatisation like reimbursement of licence fee, payment of ADC, liberal subsidy from USO Fund towards loss making connections in villages and rural areas as part of the social commitment of the government. It wanted an efficient management to run the organisation. It also called upon the workers to work with commitment and devotion so that a better service is provided.
The Convention also decided to organise circle and SSA level conventions to propagate the proposals and suggestions of the Forum for a better service. The Forum will decide further programmes later.

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Towards National Convention on 3rd August 2013

02 Friday Aug 2013

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The National Convention of BSNL Employees on “Revival of BSNL” will be held tomorrow at Mavlankar Hall, New Delhi tomorrow, 3rd August 2013. The report of the convention will be put in the blog tomorrow.

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National Convention of BSNL Employees on Revival of BSNL

30 Tuesday Jul 2013

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A report in Ganashakti is given below:

New Delhi, July 29: A National Convention of BSNL Employees on “Revival of BSNL” will be held at Mavlankar Hall, New Delhi on 3rd August, 2013. S/Shri Dr. Sanjeeva Reddy, MP, President, INTUC, Gurudas Dasgupta, M.P, General Secretary, AITUC, Swadesh Dev Roye, Secretary, CITU, Baidyanath Rai, General Secretary, BMS, T.K.S. Elangovan, M.P., LPF, Dr. Udit Raj, Confederation of SC/ST organizations and other leaders will address.

The National Convention is being organized by the Forum of BSNL Unions / Associations which represents the more than 2 ½ lakh employees of BSNL, including executives. The convention is intended to focus the issues facing BSNL, the telecom PSU, due to the anti-PSU policies of the government as also the non-procurement of essential equipment like mobile lines, cables, Broad-Band Modem etc. and to find out remedies to improve and expand the services.

A detailed Memorandum has been submitted by the Forum to Shri P. Chidambaram, Finance Minister, who is the Chairman of the Group of Ministers appointed to take necessary decisions for Revival of BSNL & MTNL.

BSNL has been posting loss for the last four years mainly because of the company’s revenue has gone down from about Rs.40,000 crore To Rs.27,000 crore. Morethan 1,30,000 employees have retired during the last 10 years causing shortage of staff which is compensated by engaging about 1,00,000 contract workers. It is in this context that BSNL proposes to retrench one lakh workers, which will result in complete dislocation of work.

All these and other issues will be focused in the convention and also suggestions for improvement and expansion for a better service to the people.

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