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CPMG HYDERABAD ISSUED ORDERS FOR DRAWL OF TRCA ON SUNDYS/HOLIDAYS TO GDS SUBSTITUTES 

NO EST/WAGERATE/DE/11,DATED @HYD01THE 14/09/2016

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BRANCH SECRETARY

AIPEU(GDS)

RCPURM

Formation of AIPEU-GDS for Andhra Pradesh Circle & Telangana Circle

A joint Council meeting of AIPEU-GDS of combined Andhra Pradesh circle (comprising the Branch & Divisional Secretaries of Andhra Pradesh Postal Circle & Telangana Postal Circle) has been held on 04-09-2016 in Sundarayya Vignana Kendram, Baghlimpally, Hyderabad. The Council meeting presided by Com.V.Vijayakrishna, Working President of AIPEU-GDS (for combined Circle). Com.K.Ramachandram, NFPE Circle Coordination Committee Chairman & All India President, AIPAOEU inagurated the Council Meeting. Com.P.Pandurangarao, General Secretary, AIPEU-GDS and Com.Ch.Vidyasagarrao, Circle Secretary, P4 also attended and addressed the session. A resolution has been moved for bifurcation of AIPEU – GDS Andhra Pradesh Postal Circle and AIPEU-GDS for Telangana Postal Circle in the Council Meeting, adopted and approved by all the Branch Divisional Secretaries of both Circles unanimously. A set of organizing bodies have been formed for both the circles with the consent of all Branch / Divisional Secretaries attended the Circle Counci Meeting. 

Andhra Pradesh Postal Circle		Telangana Postal Circle
President	K.Manohar	President	Lenin Srinivas
Working President	V.Vijayakrishna	Working President	V.Sivanandam
Circle Secretary	M.Srinivasarao	Circle Secretary	N.Sammaiah
Financial Secretary	P.Ramanandam	Financial Secretary	P.Krishna

 And remaining all other office bearers were nominated unanimously for both circles.


AIPEU-GDS conveyed heartfelt greetings and congratulations on the formation of organizing bodies for AIPEU-GDS for Andhra Pradesh & Telangana Postal Circles.A brief note on the creation of the Telangana Postal Circle :The Department of Posts issued an OM vide its letter No.38-3/2014.PE-II dated 1^st July 2016 on the subject that Creation of new Postal Circle named “Telangana Postal Circle” subsequent to the formation of Telangana State. The Telangana Postal Circle is created from its parent Circle ie., Andhra Pradesh Postal Circle with the following Regions and Divisions/Units.Telangana Postal Circle :

Telangana Postal Circle
Hyderabad City Region		Hyderabad Region
S.No.	Unit Name	S.No.	Unit Name
1	Hyderabad City Dn	1.	Adilabad Dn
2	Hyderabad GPO Dn	2	Hanmakonda Dn
3	Hyderabad South East Dn	3	Warangal Dn
4	Secunderabad Dn	4	Karimnagar Dn
5	Hyd. Sorting Dn	5	Peddapally Dn
6	Circle Stamp Depot	6	Mahabubnagar Dn
7	PSD	7	Wanaparthy Dn
8	MMS	8	Medak Division
9	DA(P) Hyderabad	9	Sangareddy Dn
10	Civil Wing, Hyderabad	10	Nalgonda Dn
11	Asst. Engineer (Electrical)	11	Suryapet Dn
12	AMPC (Proposed)	12	Nizamabad Dn
13	Asst. Architech Wing	13	Khammam Dn
14	RLO	14	RMS ‘Z’ Dn

Andhra Pradesh Postal Circle

Andhra Pradesh Postal Circle
Visakhapatnam Region		Kurnool Region		Vijayawada Region
S.No.	Unit Name	S.No.	Unit Name	S.No.	Unit Name
1	Amalapuram Dn	1	Anantapur Dn	1	Bhimavaram Dn
2	Kakinada Dn	2	Hindupur Dn	2	Tadepalligudem Dn
3	Rajahmundry Dn	3	Chittoor Dn	3	Eluru Dn
4	Srikakulam Dn	4	Tirupati Dn	4	Gudivada Dn
5	Parvathipuram Dn	5	Cuddapah Dn	5	Machilipatnam Dn
6	Vizianagaram Dn	6	Proddatur Dn	6	Vijayawada Dn
7	Visakhapatnam Dn	7	Kurnool Dn	7	Guntur Dn
8	Anakapalle Dn	8	Nandyal Dn	8	Narasaraopet Dn
9	RMS ‘V’ Dn	9	RMS ‘AG’ Dn	9	Tenali Dn
10	PSD, Rajahmuindry	10	RMS ‘TP’ Dn	10	Gudur Dn
11	P & T Dispensary, Visakhapatnam	11	PSD, Guntakal	11	Nellore Dn
12	P & T Dispensary Rajahmundry			12	Prakasam Dn
				13	RMS ‘Y’Dn
				14	PSD, Vijayawada
				15	P & T Dispensary Vijayawada
				16	P & T Dispensary Nellore
				17	P & T Dispensary Guntur

..Both the Circles will be functioning from Hyderabad till the Andhra Pradesh Circle is moved to Andhra Pradesh State.Chief Post Master General for Andhra Pradesh Circle : Shri M.Sampath (PMG, Vijayawada with additional charge)

Chief Post Master General for Telangana Circle : Shri B.Chandra Sekhar 

SRI B V SUDHAR SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF POSTAL, WITH PRIME MINISTAR MODI

INDIA POST PAYMENT BANK : FIRST STEP OF PRIVATIZATION OF DOP

Press Information Bureau

Government of India

Ministry of Communications & Information Technology 

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18-August-2016 16:18 IST

India Post Payments Bank Incorporated

The India Post Payments Bank Limited has received the Certificate of Incorporation from the Registrar of Companies, Ministry of Corporate Affairs yesterday under the Companies Act 2013. This would be the first PSU under the Department of Posts. This has happened in the wake of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s Independence Day address, raising the expectations of the people from the soon to be set up India Post Payments Bank. With this move the Department of Posts has cleared an important milestone on this journey.

With the incorporation, the Board of the India Post Payments Bank Limited is likely to be constituted soon. The incorporation of the IPPB Ltd is a significant step forward as this also paves the way for the bank to begin hiring of banking professionals to set up the bank and begin its operations in 2017. The Department of Posts is expected to complete the roll out of its branches all over the country by September 2017. This could be the fastest roll out for a bank anywhere in the world.

The aspiration for the India Post Payments Bank is to become the most accessible bank in the world riding on state of the art banking and payments technology. Coupled with the physical presence across 1.55 lakh post offices and the reach of “The Dakiya”, the India Post Payments Bank aims to become a powerful and effective vehicle of real financial inclusion in the country. It is poised to create a national payments architecture riding on a modern payments platform and ubiquitous information and communication technologies that can be accessed by all users and service providers like never before. The stakeholders of the India Post Payments Bank within the Government and outside are looking at this new entity as a catalyst to social and financial inclusion.