Result
of Departmental competitive Examination of Lower Grade officials for
promotion to the cadre of postal Assistants/ Sorting Assistants held on
16-10-2011 pertaining to AP Circle is declared.
Click here to view the result division wise.
Friday, 17 February 2012
The Form 16 treated as Income Tax Return for salaried individuals with a total taxable income of up to Rs 5 lakh
Varanasi, Feb16, 2012: Salaried
individuals with a total taxable income of up to Rs 5 lakh do not have
to file income tax returns. However, in case tax payers want to seek an
income tax refund , they will have to file their returns.
In
the above case, a salary people has income from other sources like
dividend, interest etc.not exceeding Rs.10 thousand and does not want
to file returns, he has to disclose such income to his DDO.
The Form 16 is issued by DDO to salaried employees may be treated as Income Tax Return.
According
to the notification, individuals having total income up to Rs 5 lakh
for financial year, after allowable deductions, consisting of salary
from a single employer and interest income from deposits in a saving bank account of up to Rs 10,000 are not required to file their income tax return.
Such
individuals must report their Permanent Account Number (PAN) and the
entire income from bank interest to their DDO, pay the entire tax by way
of deduction of tax at source, and obtain a certificate of tax
deduction in Form No. 16
However,
persons receiving salary from more than one employer, having income
from sources other than salary and interest income from a savings bank
account, or having refund claims shall not be covered under the scheme.
The gazette Notification in this respect issued on 23/06/2011 is placed below for your ready reference.
Courtesy : http://tkbsen.com
Revision of Interest Rates and Various Changes in SB rulings
1. Even after running the ‘MoF_RateChange.exe’ patch, the software shows wrong maturity date for MIS and NSC 5 Year Issue.
The maturity date shown in the software will continue to show the older maturity period and will not affect any present activity and hence you can ignore the maturity date displayed in the software. As per the SB order No 23/2011 the certificates needs to be stamped and signed by the Postmaster before being given to the customer.
2. What is the procedure to follow for allotting registration number for the NSC issue after the implementation of the new SB orders?
For NSC 5 Year issue the previous block of registration number allotted for NSC 6 Year issue should be continued without break. For the new NSC 10 Year issue, a new block of registration number is to be allotted. At present, NSC 10 Year issue is to be handled manually and is NOT available in the Sanchay Post software.
3. What is the procedure to follow for return of KVP stock and for issue of duplicate KVP?
A report is provided in DBAnalyzer (dated 02/12/2011) under Database Discrepancies >> KVP >> KVP Stock to list the KVP unsold stock from the Sanchay Post database. This report can be printed at each office and sent to HO along with the stock. These reports should be consolidated at HO while returning the stock to CSD.
A provision to make the stock ‘NIL’ will be provided later.
4. Should some stock for issue of duplicate KVP be retained at the HO while sending unsold stock to CSD?
No, all the stock of unsold should be returned to CSD.
5. Is the new rate of one percent deduction on the rate specified applicable for TD PMC for TD accounts opened before 01/12/2011?
Yes, the new rate of TD PMC is applicable for all TD accounts opened before or after 01/12/2011, but prematurely closed on or after 01/12/2011.
Courtesy :SDC, Chennai
The maturity date shown in the software will continue to show the older maturity period and will not affect any present activity and hence you can ignore the maturity date displayed in the software. As per the SB order No 23/2011 the certificates needs to be stamped and signed by the Postmaster before being given to the customer.
2. What is the procedure to follow for allotting registration number for the NSC issue after the implementation of the new SB orders?
For NSC 5 Year issue the previous block of registration number allotted for NSC 6 Year issue should be continued without break. For the new NSC 10 Year issue, a new block of registration number is to be allotted. At present, NSC 10 Year issue is to be handled manually and is NOT available in the Sanchay Post software.
3. What is the procedure to follow for return of KVP stock and for issue of duplicate KVP?
A report is provided in DBAnalyzer (dated 02/12/2011) under Database Discrepancies >> KVP >> KVP Stock to list the KVP unsold stock from the Sanchay Post database. This report can be printed at each office and sent to HO along with the stock. These reports should be consolidated at HO while returning the stock to CSD.
A provision to make the stock ‘NIL’ will be provided later.
4. Should some stock for issue of duplicate KVP be retained at the HO while sending unsold stock to CSD?
No, all the stock of unsold should be returned to CSD.
5. Is the new rate of one percent deduction on the rate specified applicable for TD PMC for TD accounts opened before 01/12/2011?
Yes, the new rate of TD PMC is applicable for all TD accounts opened before or after 01/12/2011, but prematurely closed on or after 01/12/2011.
Courtesy :SDC, Chennai
V. Narayanasamy launches CPGRAMS for his office for Grievance Redressal on priority basis
Minister
of State for Personnel, Public Grievances &
Pensions, Shri V.Narayanasamy, launched Minister’s Office Interface in
Centralised Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) in
New Delhi today. Department of Administrative Reforms& Public
Grievances (DARPG)
has developed an interface for Minister’s Office in CPGRAMS for lodging
/registering of such grievances and online forwarding thereof to the
concerned Departments in the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances
and Pensions for timely redress action. A substantial number of public
grievances are received in the Office of the MOS (PP), manually, or by
post for redress action.
CPGRAMS
has facility to attach the grievance petitions/documents in the
system after scanning. It also facilitates generation of monitoring
reports and SMS alerts to the petitioners and the Nodal Public Grievance
Officer. These grievances would be reflected as Minister Office
Cases in CPGRAMS for resolution on priority basis. The Minister’s
Office interface of CPGRAMS will also be made available to Offices of
the Ministers in other Ministries/Departments for usage shortly.
Features of Operational Desk of MOS(PP) Interface :
a) Registration of grievances received manually/by post.
b) Acknowledgement with unique registration no. Of grievance/complaint
c) Scanned documents can be uploaded.
d) Categorisation of grievances
e) Provision for Age-wise, category-wise and subordinate offices wise pendency
report
Redress
of Public Grievances in a time bound manner is an integral part of Good
Governance. In this regard, a Centralised Public Grievance Redress and
Monitoring System was created (CPGRAMS) by the Department of
Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances. It is a single window
application for online receipt of grievance by any citizen from any
geographical region any time.
It
is functioning in all the Ministries/ Departments /Organisations in
Central Government since June 2007 and has been extended to about 6000
subordinate offices/PSUs and autonomous organisations for usage of the
system.
- Each
Ministry/Department has designated an officer of the level of JS as
Nodal Director of Grievances for redress and monitoring of public
grievances, within a stipulated maximum time limit of two months, as per
the policy guidelines.
- On-line receipt of grievances, their scrutiny and uploading of action taken reports.
- The system sends e-mail alerts to the citizens and the Public Grievance Officers.
- On
lodging of grievance a registration number is communicated to the
complainant to keep track and to view the progressive status/final reply
of the grievance.
- Registration
of grievances received manually/by post after scanning and online
forwarding to the Ministries/Departments of GOI and their subordinate
offices concerned for redress.
- Intimation
of action taken to complainants and uploading of action taken reports,
which can also be viewed by the complainants online.
- The complainants can give their feedback regarding disposal of the grievances, on the system
The details of receipt and disposal of grievances for the last four years are :
Year
|
Total Receipts
|
Total Disposed
|
2012 (Till 14/2/2012)
|
21650
|
25710*
|
2011
|
172487
|
147028
|
2010
|
139196
|
117612
|
2009
|
107936
|
53243
|
(* includes disposal of last year’s grievances)
CEPENGRAM (Centralised Pension Grievance Redress and Monitoring System): Accessible at http://cpengram.nic.in
- The
web based Pension Portal (CPENGRAMS) is a mission mode project of the
Department of Pension and Pensioner’s Welfare primarily aimed at
providing
the pension
/ retirement related information services and grievance handling
mechanism accessible to the needy pensioners to bridge the gap between
the pensioners and the Government.
- The
CPENGRAMS has been integrated with CPGRAMS for effective redress of
pension related grievances and upgraded version of CPENGRAMS was
launched by the Hon’ble MOS (PP) on 11/10/2011.
State Module of CPGRAMS for usage by State Governments/UTs -
- The
DARPG customised State Module of CPGRAMS as per the specific
administrative requirements of State Governments/UTs for effective
redress and monitoring of grievances. It has been jointly launched in
the State Government Departments/District administration of
Haryana, Odisha and Rajasthan.
- The
system will be launched in due course in the States of Mizoram,
Meghalaya, Jharkhand, Assam, and UTs of Pudducherry and A&N Islands.
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