ALL INDIA POSTAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES EMPLOYEES UNION Gr C and MTS, Telangana Circle, Hyderabad

10 March 2015

ALL INDIA POSTAL SBCO EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION (AFFILIATED TO NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES) CENTRAL HEAD QUARTERS 1ST FLOOR, NORTH AVENUE POST OFFICE BUILDING, NEW DELHI- 110 001.

Monday, March 9, 2015

ALL INDIA POSTAL SBCO EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION

(AFFILIATED TO NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES)

CENTRAL HEAD QUARTERS

1ST FLOOR, NORTH AVENUE POST OFFICE BUILDING, NEW DELHI- 110 001.

3rd ALL INDIA CONFERENCE

2015 MARCH 13th, 14th & 15th

AT THEKKADY (KUMILY), IDUKKI DISTRICT, KERALA STATE.

VENUE : HOLIDAY HOME AUDITORIUM, THEKKADY.

PROGRAMME

13th March 2015, Friday

07.00 PM : Central Working Committee Meeting

14th March 2015, Saturday

08.00 AM to 09.30 AM : Registration of delegates/visitors

: Break Fast

10.00 AM : Flag Hoisting and Homage to Martyrs

10.30 AM : INAUGURAL SESSION (Open Session)

Welcome Speech ; Com.K.K.Jayachandran, MLA

Chairman, Reception Committee.

Presided by : Com. S.P.Kulkarni

All India President, AIPSBCOEA

Inauguration : COM.P.KARUNAKARAN, MP

Chairman, NFPE, Kerala.

Speeches : Com.M.Krishnan

Secretary General, Confederation of Central Govt.Employees & Workers. & Ex-Secretary General, NFPE.

: Com.R.N.Parashar

Secretary General, NFPE.

: Com.Giriraj Singh,

President, NFPE & General Secretary,

AIRMS & MMS Empl.Union Group-C (CHQ).

: Com.C.C.Pillai, Ex.Secretry General, NFPE.

: Com.K.Raghavendran,

Ex-Secretary General, NFPE & General Secretary, AIPRPA (CHQ).

: Com.K.V.Sridharan,

Ex-GS, AIPEU Gr.C (CHQ).

: Com.N.Subramanian, General Secretary, AIPEU Group-C (CHQ).

: Com.R.Seethalakshmi, General Secretary, AIPEU Postmen, MTS/Group D (CHQ).

: Com.P.Suresh, General Secretry, AIRMS & MMSEU, MG & MTS/Gr.D (CHQ).

: Com.Pranab Bhattacharjee, General Secretary, AIPAOEU (CHQ), Admn. Union.

: Com.T.Satyanarayana, General Secretary, AIPAEA (CHQ), Postal Accounts.

: Com.P.Panduranga Rao, General Secretary, AIPEU-GDS (NFPE).

: Com.P.Mohan, General Secretary, AIPCPCCWF (Casual Labour Federation).

: Com.Virendra Tiwari, GS, AISBCOEA.

: Com.P.V.Rajendran, State Convenor, NFPE, Kerala.

Release of the Book : by Com.M.Krishnan

(Collection of Malayalam Poems) Secretary General, Confederation.

written by Com.P.Abhilash Babu,

Circle Secretary, AIPSBCOEA,

Kerala Circle.

Copy will be handed over to : Com.P.K.Muraleedharan, Circle Secretary, AIPEU Gr.C, Kerala Circle.

Vote of Thanks : Com. T.D.Jose,

General Convenor, Reception Committee.

01.30 PM : Lunch

03.30 PM to 6 PM : Delegate Session

Presentation of Biennial Report

and Audited Accounts.

06.00 PM : Cultural Programme

“Jugal Bundhi”

08.00 PM : Dinner

15th March 2015, Sunday

08.00 AM to 09.00 AM : Break Fast

09.00 AM to 01.00 PM : Delegate Session.

Discussion on Biennial Report, Audited Accounts and Organisational Review.

02.00 PM to 04.00 PM : Delegate Session.

04.00 PM : General Secretary & Treasurer’s Reply to the discussion on Biennial Report, Audited Accounts and Organisational Review.

04.30 PM : Resolutions

04.45 PM : Election of new Office Bearers

05.00 PM - Vote of Thanks : Com.Girish Sekharan

Offg.Circle Secretary, AIPSBCOEA, Kerala Circle.

05.15 PM : END.

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Sunday, March 8, 2015

MESSAGE TO WOMEN ON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

Comrades,

It’s my honour to address you all on the occasion of ‘International Womens Day’ on 8^th March 2015. This day is a celebration of the struggle of women, the world over, and their achievements, in realising the just and equitable role and position for women in society, in workplace and as a homemaker. This day is also a reminder of the road ahead, the enormity of the tasks that still stare at us. This day is a day to resolve, to rededicate ourselves to the task of women emancipation and empowerment.

The word ‘woman’ is not singular, it is a plural noun. If the Oxford Dictionary says otherwise, we need to let them know why. A woman is always an eco-system, balancing multiple roles, multiple commitments, at multiple places of work – both in office and also at home. There might be CL, EL etc in office, but there is not a single CL or EL in house. Good health or bad health, the tasks of bringing up children, and other home-making works don’t give any break. In addition to these, many of us are engaged in other interests like music, painting, culture, sports etc., and it is really a miracle that women manage to do so many things, and still appear cheerful and charming. The word multi-tasking doesn’t find more resonance anywhere. In fact, women contribute more to the society. If you educate a man, you are educating one person. If you are educating a woman, you are educating a family.

In spite of the effervescent and vibrant roles that women play as mothers, sisters, daughters, friends, soul-mates, co-workers and in social service, women are often trampled upon in world societies, both in war and peace. The past year witnessed some of the most horrific incidents that shook our sense of humanity. 276 school-girls were kidnapped in Nigeria in April 2014, and not released till now. According to Amnesty International, hundreds of Yazidi women were sold by ISIS into sexual slavery. Using women as soft targets is a blot on humanity and questions the very meaning of civilisation.

Even in the civilised and sophisticated corporate world, many business shenanigans squirm at the thought of giving equal pay and respect to their women employees. This year witnessed the most distasteful episode of Microsoft CEO’s statement that women should accept their karma, when he was asked about equal pay for women in software industry. This shows the deep-rooted prejudice that women are burdened with, and the enormity of the road ahead of the women’s movement in India and the world over.

We can fight this only with deep understanding and belief in women’s capabilities and strengths. Even under the weight of all the prejudices, women have been charting stellar performances everywhere. Not only the immense multi-tasking roles and expectations that every woman upholds, many are blazing a path of leadership and success, leaving a trail of pride and inspiration, not only in regular careers but also in high tech scientific and futuristic fields, which are traditionally considered as male bastions. Smt. Padmashree Warrior from Vijayawada is the Chief Technology & Strategy Officer (CTSO) at Cisco, which powers the world’s telecom architecture. She is in-charge of the telecom machinery which runs our mobile phones, internet and whatsapp, for present and for future. Indra Nooyi from Chennai is Pepsi’s global Chairman & CEO. Mary Kom became Olympic Bronze medallist and Asian Gold Medallist in boxing, when she was a mother of three. Kiran Mazumdar Shah of Biocon is a genetics entrepreneurial wizard, having a street named after her in Australia on 5^th March 2015. There are lot more stellar achievements of working women in business and other spheres.

These achievements are just a pointer to show that all that a women needs is a little enabling. Enable the women, and they will do wonders, to the families, workplaces and the societies. Give women the right education and training, safety in work-place and transit, freedom from violence and discrimination, respect as an equal gender, belief in their capabilities – the society will transform into a much better place. There is no better time to realise and rededicate to this goal, than the year in which Malala Yousufzai got the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting for education. There is no easy path to achieve this, and I call upon all women comrades, to struggle for equitable rights, with passion, determination and hunger for success.

On this momentous day, it’s our duty, of everyone - common people, men and women comrades, the leaders, the policy makers and the government - to understand and appreciate that women deserve their rightful equitable empowerment. In fact, this year, we are also observing 20 years of Beijing Declaration on Women’s Rights. UNO declared the campaign slogan as “Empowering Women, Empowering humanity”, i.e. if we empower women, we empower humanity. The theme for this year’s International Women’s day is rightfully coined as “Make it Happen”. On this occasion, as Chairperson of the Women’s Committee of the Central Government Employees and Workers, I call upon everyone to join hands and give a clarion call – Yes, we will make it happen.

Believe in yourself.

Usha Bonepalli

Chairperson,

Women’s Committee,

Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers,

New Delhi.

04 March 2015

CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY ON MARCH 8

CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY

ON MARCH 8

International Women's Day 2015 Theme: MAKE IT HAPPEN

All around the world, International Women's Day represents an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women while calling for greater equality.

Make It Happen is the 2015 theme for our international women’s day.com global hub, encouraging effective action for advancing and recognising women. Each year International Women's Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8. The first International Women's Day was held in 1911. Thousands of events occur to mark the economic, political and social achievements of women. Organisations, governments, charities, educational institutions, women's groups, corporations and the media celebrate the day.

Various organisations identify their own International Women's Day theme, specific to their local context and interests. Many charities, NGOs and Governments also adopt a relevant theme or campaign to mark the day. For example, organisations like the UN, Oxfam, Women for Women, Care International, Plan, World Association of Girl Guides & Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) and more - run exciting and powerful campaigns that raise awareness and encourage donations for good causes. The UN has been declaring an annual equality theme for many years.

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26 February 2015

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ALL INDIA POSTAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES EMPLOYEES UNION Gr-C &MTS

CHQ: 30/3-D,P&T Quarters,KALIBARI MARG,NEW DELHI-110001

K.RAMACHANDRAM PRANABBHATTACHARJEE

President General Secretary

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Comrades,

MAKE IT HAPPEN

International Women’s Day gives an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women all around the world while calling for greater equality. Make It Happen is the chosen theme of this year’s celebrations to encourage effective action for advancing and recognizing the Women.

Various organizations identify their own International Women's Day theme, specific to their local context and interests. Many charities, NGOs and Governments also adopt a relevant theme or campaign to mark the day. For example, organisations like the UN, Oxfam, Women for Women, Care International, Plan, World Association of Girl Guides & Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) and more - run exciting and powerful campaigns that raise awareness and encourage donations for good causes. The UN has been declaring an annual equality theme for many years.

From 1908, the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) in Great Britain adopted the colour scheme of purple, white and green to symbolize the plight of the Suffragettes (Right to Vote). Purple symbolized justice and dignity - two values strongly associated with women's equality. The three colors were used for banners, flags, and badges to show solidarity. Thus the purple colour is associated with International Women’s Day.

Many events will be organized on the eve of the International Women’s Day all over the world. Since the year 1911 many organizations have been associating with the International Women’s Day and celebrating in different ways. One organization has given a call to support the Women’s Day by:

- Run an event celebrating women to raise awareness for gender equality
- Participate in local activities and campaigns
- Paint it purple - your building, canteen, playground, wear purple clothing
- Do a media interview
- Create images or film

Whatever you do - celebrate women, call for equality - and 'Make it happen

This year the theme of the International Women’s Day is “Make it Happen”. Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers and National Federation Postal Employees has given a call to observe the International Women’s Day in a befitting manner on 8-3-2015 at all work places of Administrative Offices located in all over India.

The Circle Secretaries/Regional Secretaries/CWC Members are requested to support to success of celebrations of “INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY on 8-3-2015.

All the women employees working in the offices of CPMG/PMG/DPLI KOLKATA/POSTAL TRAINIG CENTERS/POSTAL PRINTING PRESS are requested to participate and celebrate the International Women’s Day in a grand manner.

Thanking you,

Yours fraternally

(PRANABBATTACHARJEE)

General Secretary

24 February 2015

DHARNA INFRONT OF ALL CIRCLE OFFICES IN ALL CIRCLES.on 2-03-2015

ALL INDIA POSTAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES EMPLOYEES UNION Gr.C &MTS

CHQ:30/3-D,KALIBARI MARG,P&TQUARTERS,NEW DELHI-1100001

(NFPE)

DHARNA INFRONT OF ALL REGIONAL OFFICES

2-03-2015 PJCA STRUGGLE PROGRAMME

ORGANIZE MOBILIZE

2-03-2015

DHARNA INFRONT OF ALL CIRCLE OFFICES IN ALL CIRCLES.

MAKE IT A GRAND SUCCESS WITH ENMASS PARTICIPATION

(PRANANB BATTACHARJEE)

GENERAL SECRETARY