Confederation News : Joint Council of Action comprising Confederation, AIRF & AIDEF finalized common charter of demands.

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES & WORKERS

(Central Head Quarters)

1^ST FLOOR, NORTH AVENUE POST OFFICE BUILDING, NEW DELHI – 110001

                   

Dear Comrade,

            The representatives of AIRF, AIDEF, Confederation met at AIRF Office today under the Chairmanship of Com. Umraomal Purohit. President, AIRF. The following Comrades were present.

Com. U. M. Purrohit, President AIRF

Com. Shiv Gopal Mishra, General Secretary, AIRF

Com. S. N. Pathak, President AIDEF

Com. C. Srikumar General Secretary AIDEF

Com. J. S. Sharma, Org. Secretary: AIDEF

Com. S. K. Vyas, Advisor, Confederation.

Com. K. K. N. Kutty, President, Confederation.

Com. M. Krishnan, Secretary General, Confederation

Com. Virigu Bhattacharjee, Finance Secretary Confederation.

           

            The meeting decided to forge a Joint Council of Action to pursue the enclosed Charter of Common Demands of CGEs. Com. Umraomal Purohit President AIRF will be the Chairman and Com. Shiv Gopal Mishra will be its Convenor. The following shall be the members of the Council.

1.         Com. U.M. Purohit – AIRF

2.         Com. Shivgopal Mishra-AIRF

3.         To be nominated by AIRF

4.         Com. S.N. Pathak – AIDEF

5          Com. Sree Kumar –AIDEF

6.         To be nominated by AIDEF

7.         Com. S.K. Vyas – Confederation

8.         Com. KKN Kutty – Confederation

9.         Com. M. Krishnan- Confederation

The following demands were included in the Common Charter of demands:

1.    Set up the 7^th CPC and frame its terms of reference after consultation with Staff Side.

2.    Merge DA with pay for all purposes.

3.    Scrap the New Contributory Pension Scheme.

4.    Regularize (a) Gramin Dak Sevaks of Postal Department.(b)Daily rated workers , (c) Contract Labourers:

5.    Remove 5% Ceiling on Compassionate appointments.

6.    Settle all 6^th CPC anomalies raised in the National Anomaly Committee and implement the Arbitration Awards.

7.    Remove Ceiling of Rs. 3500 on computation of Bonus.

            All organizations may include the department –specific and other demands in Part B of the Charter and seek settlement thereof with the appropriate authorities.

            The meeting also decided to submit the Charter of demands to the Cabinet Secretary and seek negotiated settlement.

            The Council will meet again in the first week of August 2013 to decide upon the date of National Convention and other programmes of action in pursuance of the Charter of demands.

(M. Krishnan)

Secretary General

Letter to India Post on non-issuance of thematic series of stamps

To,                                                         

      Speed Post / Priority

Smt.  P. Gopinath

Secretary (Posts) & Chairman PS Board

Govt. of India

Dak Bhawan, Parliament Street

New Delhi – 110, 001.

secretary-posts@indiapost.gov.in

26^th June 2013

Sub :  Thematic series of stamp, not issued in accordance

to India Post list announced in January 2013.

 Respected  Madam ,

 I would like to draw  your attention towards India Post stamp issue program list of 2013 announced in Jan. 2013.  From the list out of Twelve thematic series, until June (in Six month time) only two thematic series of stamp so far released. Moreover, 100 years of Indian Cinema stamp series issued released on dated 3^rd May 2013 is not available to India Post Philatelic Bureaus even after 45 days of its issue.

For the rest thematic series stamp issue date kindly be announced, and see all those announced in the program list are issued in 2013 on the given date. Here is the list for India Post Thematic Series stamp  Jan. to Dec. 2013 as per their announcement yet to release :

 Thematic Series                                                      

• Headgears of India–                April
• Stepwells of India)-                 April
• Musicians (set of 8 stamp) –    July
• Boats of India –                       August
• Wildlife and flora & fauna-     June
• Means of transport –               August
• Railway workshops at

kanchrapara & jamalpur –      Nov.

• Indian metal crafts –                Nov.
• Tribal dwellings –                   June
• Traditional embroideries –    Dec.

You will kindly see Four Thematic Series issue an between April to June not released, nor even communicate further through India Post website. These are the serious lapses to your own announced list which brings a bad name to our India Post in overseas market.

Thematic series of stamps are part of the culture and tradition of India and are very well received   in India and abroad. It should be well planned a year before and its publicity is highly important to attract a large number of collectors. India Post Philatelic division needs to be efficiently equipped with technology and human resource to handle such thematic series. It is the lack of planning with last minute decision-making that causes the products non-availability to the public who wish to buy thematic stamps but condition remain always chaotic.

 Madam, I shall request you kindly look into the matter for the sake of Philately, and addressed the same on priority.

 I shall be glad to hear from you soon.

 With kind regards,

 ( Pradip Jain )

Chairman communication : Bihar Chamber of Commerce

Ex Member :  Philatelic Advisory Committee, Govt. of India

Mob : 093341 32162,  Email : philapradip@gmail.com

• Copy to  Smt. Meera Handa, DDG Philately, India Post for kind information and necessary action.
• Copy to Smt. Rashi Sharma, Director Philately, India Post for kind information and necessary action. : rashiadg@gmail.com
• Copy to Shri Kamleshwar jee,  Member HRD, India Post for kind information and necessary action. : memberhrd@indiapost.gov.in
• Courtesy : http://www.indianstampghar.com

UPU News : Cross-border commerce gets boost with joint declaration

28.06.2013 - The UPU has pledged renewed support for online commerce in Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), an important step for the economies of developing countries in the region.

Pledging support for e-commerce (from left to right): Botond Szebeny of PostEurop, Bishar A. Hussein of the UPU and Nurudin Mukhitdinov of the RCC.

UPU Director General Bishar A. Hussein signed a joint declaration at a major postal conference in St. Petersburg, Russia, along with top officials from two associations representing Posts across Eurasia: PostEurop and the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications (RCC).

“E-commerce is a huge opportunity for Posts all over the world, including this specific geographic area,” said Botond Szebeny, secretary general of PostEurop.

Szebeny said that online commerce platforms could spur the growth of small- and medium-sized enterprises, or SMEs, in developing countries.

“The traditional cross-border business has favoured the big enterprises, as it is easier for them to access foreign markets,” Szebeny said. “Through the channels of e-commerce, using well-designed electronic platforms, the SMEs have the chance to get directly and efficiently in contract with foreign customers.”

“This all contributes to fostering trade and economic growth,” he added.

Adopting technology

But postal companies must adopt new technologies while learning ways to improve security and efficiency to make e-commerce viable, he said. And this requires support that goes beyond borders.

The declaration is a milestone on the road to securing cutting-edge technology for e-commerce, according to a statement on the conference website.

“The signed declaration will enable the postal services, including Russian Post, to develop electronic services at a greater rate, due to the fact that the national postal operator will get access to the best known practices,” the statement reads.

The promotion of electronic services and innovation is a key strategy for Posts worldwide, said the UPU’s Hussein in a speech at the conference.

“These plans will help deliver the technical assistance developing countries need to set up or strengthen their postal networks and enable all Posts to take advantage of new opportunities,” said Hussein.

International parcel traffic increased by an average of 8.9% annually in the Europe and CIS region between 2006 and 2011, outpacing all other regions for that period.

And in mature e-commerce markets like Great Britain, business-to-consumer deliveries account for between 20% and 40% of estimated volumes.

The declaration was signed during the International Forum-Exhibition Pochtovaya Troika, which brings together government and private sector officials involved in the global postal system for discussions on technology, commerce and issues affecting Posts worldwide.

Source :http://news.upu.int

Indian Railways headed for indefinite strike in October

NEW DELHI: India's largest employer, theIndian Railways, is headed for its first indefinite strike in 39 years. The railways' largest employee union - the All India Railwaymen's Federation (AIRF) - has issued a call to its 1.4 million workers to strike work, kicking off a process that could bring the utility to a halt by October this year. 

AIRF general secretary Shiva Gopal Mishra told ET that railway workers have lost patience with the government, which has been backtracking on several commitments made in the past. 

"We believe in industrial peace, but since we are not considered relevant by the government of the day, we have been forced to show our relevance by resorting to an indefinite strike," Mishra said, stressing that railway-men were not looking for some new sops, but wanted the Centre to stick to its past promises relating to the Pay Commission recommendations. 

The last railways strike was led by George Fernandes as the AIRF leader in 1974, following which the government declared a state of emergency. Over the next fortnight, AIRF president Umraomal Purohit will engage with other union leaders and set the ball rolling for the strike. Orchestrating a strike in the railways is a time-consuming exercise and may take about three months to kick off. 

"There will have to be a secret ballot where all employees would vote for or against the strike call," Mishra said, adding that the AIRF was confident of other unions joining its movement as they have been party to the negotiations with the government and the railway ministry on several issues which have not been resolved. 

The AIRF was the first union to be set up in the railways' history in 1924, and emerged as the single largest union in railways' 17 zones following elections by secret ballot whose results were declared this May. This was only the second time union elections were held by secret ballot in the railways' history. 

While unions affiliated to the Communist parties and the Bhartiya Janata Party were routed in the polls, the Congress-backed National Federation of Indian Railwaymen (NFIR) sharply improved its tally. Set up by the Congress' trade union wing INTUC after independence, the NFIR now has the largest bargaining power in five of the 17 zones and is the second largest official trade union.

Source : http://economictimes.indiatimes.com

What men actually need to be stress-free?

A space to talk with peers and address the silence that surrounds their stress and mental health, say experts

Earlier this month, British comedian Stephen Fry spoke of his suicidal impulses and bipolar disorder. "I am the victim of my own moods," Fry said in an interview, and admitted to attempting suicide last year.

"You may ask how is that someone who has it all would want to end it all. That's the point. There is no 'why'," Fry, also the president of UK-based mental health charity Mind, said. The 55-year-old actor's admission throws light on a neglected area of mental health — no one's asking if the average urban man is okay.

For 36-year-old financial consultant Rajiv Singh (name changed to protect identity), this silence nearly cost him his marriage of 12 years. Singh wed his college sweetheart and moved from New Delhi to Mumbai six years later. His work pressures increased as annual targets reached crores. He began to display traits of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), an anxiety disorder characterised by irrational fears and repetitive behaviour. At one point, Singh worried that he had contracted an STD and underwent a blood test every month for nearly a year to confirm that he was safe. He refused to meet a therapist — no one knew what Singh or his wife was going through for more than a year-and-a-half. It was only when his wife told him that she wanted to end their marriage that Singh visited a psychiatrist to seek treatment, and was prescribed medication. He refused to visit a counsellor. "I can handle this," he said. The two-year silence had taken a toll on his wife, who slipped into clinical depression, but unlike him, chose to seek a counsellor's help.

Strong men can cry too

For Kenny D'Cruz, founder of a UK-based men's support group and active participant in the Men's Health Week held in the UK last week, Singh's assertion indicates a larger social issue — men aren't brought up to talk about their mental well being. To admit to a problem then is a sign of vulnerability and shame. "Men have a paranoia of abandonment and humiliation. They are used to internalising their emotions, as society doesn't 'allow' them to be ill or weak. As a result, mental health concerns of men are not caught fast enough."

Dr M Manjula, associate professor at the department of clinical psychology, National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, specialises in youth mental health would trace the imbalanc to 'gendered' upbringing. "To feel sad or scared is considered 'womanly'. The messages we give our boys — 'Why are you crying like a girl?', 'Be only serve to increase their distress. In psychiatric hospitals, more men are treated for social anxiety than women," she says.

D'Cruz would agree. After his father, who worked in the Ugandan postal service, was declared an enemy of the state by Idi Amin in 1972, the family from Goa fled to the UK. Before they were separated, his father told D'Cruz, then eight, "You may never see me again." Though his father joined them nine months later, D'Cruz took it upon himself to look after his family. Before long he began to develop symptoms of Tourette's Syndrome with spontaneous, uncontrollable tics, depression, paranoia and eating disorders. "My mental health issues felt like my dirty secret," he says.

In 1999, he started Menspeak to create a space where men could talk. "I feel the way forward is talking. Telling the truth and moving on," adds D'Cruz, who will be visiting India to start a similar support group here.

Greater awareness needed in India

If reports are to be believed, such initiatives are needed in India, a country with more than two crore citizens in need of attention for mental health issues, 35 lakh in need of hospitalisation. In a recent article, a volunteer from suicide prevention helpline Samaritans Mumbai said of the 1,800 calls they received in 2011-12, 1,000 were from men.

But India has less than 3,500 registered psychiatrists in the country. Dr Soumitra Pathare, a Pune-based consultant psychiatrist and member of a policy group appointed by the Union health ministry to frame a national mental health policy, says that the need of the hour is to have a "buffet of services" that encompass peer support groups, district mental health centres, and more institutions. "The two headline mental health issues that affect young men is a high rate of suicide and alcohol abuse." Peer support groups have worked wonders in both instances, Dr Pathare points out.

Vandana Gopikumar, founder of The Banyan, a Chennai-based mental health NGO, says she'd like to see more people engage with each other. "We're becoming increasingly 'I-me centric' and moving away from a culture that looked at itself as a community."

Source : The Times of India

Congratulation ! Com. Malay Ranjan Pati P A, Bhubaneswar GPO

Com. Malay Ranjan Pati, P A, Bhubaneswar GPO passed the athelatics examination under Mass Sports Participation Programme conducted by Sports Authority of India  in 'A' Grade.

The members of AIPEU, Group-C, Bhubaneswar Division wish Com. Pati all success in future.

Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW)-May, 2013

The All-India CPI-IW for May, 2013 rose by 2 points and pegged at 228 (two hundred and twenty eight). On 1-month percentage change, it increased by 0.88 per cent between April and May compared with 0.49 per cent between the same two months a year ago. 

The largest upward contribution to the change in current index came from Food group which increased by 1.22 per cent, contributing 1.64 percentage points to the total change. At item level, Rice, Arhar Dal, Fish Fresh, Poultry (Chicken), Milk, Chillies Green, Garlic, Ginger, Tomato, Root & Green Vegetables, Tea Leaf, Tea (Readymade), Cigarette, Country Liquor, Electricity Charges, Medicine (Allopathic), Repair Charges, etc. are responsible for the rise in index. However, this was compensated by Petrol putting downward pressure on the index. 

The year-on-year inflation measured by monthly CPI-IW stood at 10.68 per cent for May, 2013 as compared to 10.24 per cent for the previous month and 10.16 per cent during the corresponding month of the previous year. Similarly, the Food inflation stood at 13.24 per cent against 12.39 per cent of the previous month and 10.61 per cent during the corresponding month of the previous year. 

At centre level, Chennai and Nagpur recorded the largest increase of 8 points each followed by Nasik (7 points) and Warrangal, Coonoor, Hubli Dharwar, Madurai and Tripura (6 points each). Among others, 5 points rise was registered in 2 centres, 4 points in 14 centres, 3 points in 6 centres, 2 points in 12 centres, and 1 point in 12 centres. On the contrary, a decline of 6 points was reported in Delhi, 5 points in Ghaziabad, 4 points in Srinagar, 3 points in 2 centres, 2 points in 2 centres and 1 point in 7 centres. Rest of the 10 centres’ indices remained stationary. 

The indices of 38 centres are above All-India Index and other 38 centres’ indices are below national average. The index of Jabalpur and Haldia centres remained at par with all-India index. 

The next index of CPI-IW for the month of June, 2013 will be released on Wednesday, 31 July, 2013. The same will also be available on the office website www.labourbureau.gov.in. 

Source : PIB

Salient Features of New All India Time Table ‘Trains at A Glance’ New Time Table Comes into Effect From 1st July 2013

The Ministry of Railways has released its new All India Railway Time Table known as “TRAINS AT A GLANCE (TAG)” which has come into effect from 1st July, 2013.  In addition to the “Trains at a Glance”, all the 17 Zonal Railways to release their Zonal Railway Time Tables which will come into effect from 1^st July, 2013.   Passengers are advised to refer to the new timings  w.e.f. 1^st July 2013 before starting the journey.  The new Trains at a Glance will also be shortly uploaded on Railways’ official website i.e. www.indianrailways.gov.in.

The salient features of Trains at a Glance-2013 are as under:

1.      Encouraged by the public response over the past few years all the user-friendly features of Trains at a Glance viz. how to read a table, route map, station index,  trains between important stations,  station code index, Train number index,  Train name index, has been retained.

2.      Commercial information of passenger use and interest viz. advance reservation period, reservation through internet, Tatkal scheme, Refund rules and rail travel concessions have been suitably updated.

3.      Information regarding Vigilance organization, Public grievance machinery, disaster management and catering services have been incorporated.

4.      Railway Budget 2013-14 announcements: The Mail/Express services (introduction, extension and increase in frequency of the existing services) that have been  announced  in the Railway Budget/announced in the Parliament have been incorporated in the new Trains at a Glance are as under:

Name of service	No. of services
Introduction of new trains
Fully AC Express	6
Express Services	76
Extension
Express Services	42
Increase in frequency
Express Services	23

        Source : PIB

Regarding returned foreign parcel which remained unclaimed by both the addressee as well as the sender

Grant of vigilance clearance to members of the Central Civil Services/Central Civil Posts: DoPT's latest guidelines

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Extension of Mobile Money Transfer Service.

                                                            Department of Posts, India

O/o The Chief Postmaster General,

Odisha Circle, Bhubaneswar-751001,

Phone: 0674-2393481, e-mails: adfsori@gmail.com

To

The PMG Sambalpur/Berhampur Reagion

All SSPOs/SPOs in Odisha Circle.

NO:- FS/49-2/2013(MMTS)                                             Dated at Bhuhaneswar the 25.06.2013

Sub:- Extension of Mobile Money Transfer Service.

Sir,

             This is regarding extension of Mobile Money Transfer Service  in Odisha Circle.  Department of  Posts has signed  an agreement with BSNL for providing technical support and connectivity Mobile Money Transfer Service at Post Offices. It has now been decided by the Postal Services Board to extend the service to Odisha Circle.

            The Region-wise/ Division-wise list of Post offices identified for the services is attached.

     I am directed to request you to kindly send the following information/ data in prescribed Proforma (Attached here with) urgently for onward submission to Directorate.

(a)   Detailed information of identified Post Offices.  

(b)   At least 2  months data of eMO transactions of these identified POs ( Received and Transmitted separately in prescribed XL sheet attached ).

      It may kindly  be noted that since the project of extending the above service to all the Circles within the assured deadline i.e before the end of June 2013, is being monitored by Hon’ble MOS(C&IT) personally, It is requested that the necessary information may kindly be sent latest by 28.06.2013.

It may be treated as Most Urgent.

Encl:- As Above.

                Yours Faithfully, 

Asst. Director(FS)

O / o the CPMG, Odisha Circle

                                                                                                                  Bhubaneswar-751001.

POST OFFICES IDENTIFIED FOR  MOBILE MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE(MMTS) IN ODISHA CIRCLE.
	Post Office	PIN Code	Division	Region
1	Amarda Road S.O	756030	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
2	Anantapur S.O	756046	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
3	Bahanaga S.O	756042	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
4	Balasore H.O	756001	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
5	Baliapal S.O	756026	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
6	Basta S.O	756029	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
7	Chandipur S.O	756025	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
8	Dehurda S.O	756036	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
9	Gopalpur S.O	756044	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
10	Haldipada S.O	756027	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
11	Hatigarh S.O	756033	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
12	Jaleswar HO	756032	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
13	Kamarda S.O	756035	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
14	Khaira S.O	756048	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
15	Khantapada S.O	756043	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
16	Mitrapur S.O	756020	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
17	Motiganj S.O	756003	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
18	Nangaleswar S.O	756024	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
19	Raj Nilgiri S.O	756040	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
20	Remuna S.O	756019	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
21	Rupsa S.O	756028	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
22	Sajanagarh SO	756041	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
23	Soro MDG	756045	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
24	Sunhat S.O	756002	BALASORE	BHUBANESWAR HQ
25	Turigaria S.O	756047	BALASORE(25)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
26	Akhuapada S.O	756122	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
27	Aradi S.O	756138	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
28	Arnapal S.O	756116	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
29	Asurali S.O	756137	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
30	B T Pur S.O	756115	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
31	Bant S.O	756114	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
32	Basudevpur S.O	756125	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
33	Bhadrak HO	756100	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
34	Chandabali SO	756133	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
35	Charampa S.O	756101	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
36	Dhamara S.O	756171	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
37	Dhamnagar S.O	756117	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
38	Dhusuri S.O	756119	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
39	Ertal S.O	756124	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
40	Ghanteswar S.O	756129	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
41	Gujidarada S.O	756128	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
42	Kothar S.O	756118	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
43	Manjuri Road S.O	756121	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
44	Motto S.O	756132	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
45	Pirahat Bazar S.O	756131	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
46	Randiahat S.O	756135	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
47	Sabrang S.O	756123	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
48	Simulia S.O	756126	BHADRAK	BHUBANESWAR HQ
49	Tihidi S.O	756130	BHADRAK(24)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
50	Aerodrome Area S.O	751020	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
51	Ashok Nagar SO	751009	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
52	Astaranga S.O	752109	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
53	Badagarh Brit Colony S.O	751018	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
54	Balakati S.O	752100	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
55	Balanga S.O	752105	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
56	Balipatna S.O	752102	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
57	Banamalipur S.O	752103	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
58	Baramunda Colony S.O	751003	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
59	Bhatpatna S.O	752115	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
60	Bhoinagar S.O	751022	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
61	Bhubaneswar GPO	751001	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
62	Bjb Nagar S.O	751014	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
63	Brahmakundi S.O	752113	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
64	Budheswari Colony S.O	751006	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
65	Chandra Sekhar Pur S.O	751016	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
66	Crp Line S.O	751011	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
67	Dumduma Housing Board Colony S.O	751019	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
68	G.G.P.Colony S.O	751025	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
69	Gop S.O	752110	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
70	I R C Village S.O	751015	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
71	K I I T S.O	751024	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
72	Kakatpur S.O	752108	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
73	Khandagiri S.O	751030	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
74	Konark S.O	752111	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
75	Mancheswar Railway Colony S.O	751017	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
76	Nayahat So	752107	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
77	Nayapalli S.O	751012	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
78	Nimapara S.O	752106	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
79	Old Town S.O(Bhubaneswar-2)	751002	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
80	Pipli SO	752104	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
81	Rajbhawan SO (Khorda)	751008	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
82	Rasulgarh S.O	751010	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
83	Regional Research Laboratory S.O	751013	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
84	Rench S.O	752114	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
85	S.E Rly.Proj. Complex S.O	751023	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
86	Saheed Nagar MDG	751007	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
87	Sailashree Vihar S.O	751021	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
88	Sainik School S.O (Khorda)	751005	BHUBANESWAR	BHUBANESWAR HQ
89	Utkal University S.O	751004	BHUBANESWAR(40)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
90	A D Market Mdg	753012	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
91	Adasapur S.O	754011	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
92	Avinab Bidanasi S.O	753014	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
93	Banki MDG	754008	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
94	Barang S.O	754005	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
95	Bentakar S.O	754112	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
96	Biribati S.O	754100	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
97	C R R I S.O	753006	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
98	Chandnichowk HO	753002	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
99	College Square SO	753003	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
100	Cuttack G.P.O	753001	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
101	Dompara S.O	754007	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
102	Fulnakhara S.O	754001	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
103	Gopalpur S.O	753011	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
104	Govindpur S.O (Cuttack)	754003	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
105	Kalapathar S.O	754009	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
106	Kalyani Nagar S.O	753013	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
107	Madhupatna S.O	753010	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
108	Medical College S.O	753007	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
109	Mundali Colony S.O	754006	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
110	Nayabazar S.O	753004	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
111	Niali S.O	754004	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
112	Sundargram S.O	754002	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
113	Telenga Bazar S.O	753009	CUTTACK CITY	BHUBANESWAR HQ
114	Tulasipur S.O	753008	CUTTACK CITY(25)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
115	Alba S.O	754217	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
116	Asureswar S.O	754209	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
117	Aul So	754219	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
118	Balichandrapur S.O	754205	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
119	Bari Cuttack S.O	755003	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
120	Binjharpur S.O	755004	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
121	Brahmabarada S.O	755005	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
122	Chandol S.O	754208	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
123	Dangadi S.O	755026	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
124	Dasarathpur S.O	755006	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
125	Debidwar S.O	755007	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
126	Dharmasala S.O	755008	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
127	Indupur S.O	754214	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
128	Jajpur H.O	755001	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
129	Jajpur Road MDG	755019	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
130	Jaraka S.O	755050	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
131	Jenapur S.O	755023	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
132	Kabirpur S.O	755009	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
133	Kalaringatta S.O	755028	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
134	Kendrapara H.O	754211	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
135	Korei S.O	755022	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
136	Kuanpal S.O	754204	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
137	Mahakalpara S.O	754224	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
138	Mahanga S.O	754206	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
139	Mangalpur S.O	755011	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
140	Marsaghai S.O	754213	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
141	Nischintakoili S.O	754207	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
142	Pattamundai S.O	754215	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
143	Pritipur S.O	755013	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
144	Rajkanika SO	754220	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
145	Rajnagar S.O (Kendrapara)	754225	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
146	Rambag S.O	755014	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
147	Salipur S.O	754202	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
148	Singhpur S.O	755016	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
149	Sribaldevjew S.O	754212	CUTTACK NORTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
150	Sungura S.O	754221	CUTTACK NORTH(36)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
151	Anakhia S.O	754102	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
152	Athagarh H.O	754029	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
153	Bahugram S.O	754200	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
154	Balikuda S.O	754108	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
155	Barambagarh S.O	754031	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
156	Charbatia S.O	754028	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
157	Chhatia S.O	754023	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
158	Choudwar SO	754025	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
159	Dhanmandal S.O	754024	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
160	Ersama S.O	754139	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
161	Garadpur S.O	754153	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
162	Jagatpur S.O	754021	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
163	Jagatsinghpur H.O	754103	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
164	Kaduapada S.O	754106	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
165	Kanakpur S.O	754136	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
166	Kishorenagar S.O	754131	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
167	Kotasahi S.O	754022	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
168	Krishnanandapur S.O	754135	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
169	Kujang S.O	754141	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
170	Nalibar S.O	754104	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
171	Narasinghpur S.O	754032	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
172	Paradip S.O	754142	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
173	Ppl Township S.O	754145	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
174	Raghunathpur S.O	754132	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
175	Rahama S.O	754140	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
176	Sompur S.O	754130	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
177	Tarpur S.O	754133	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
178	Tigiria S.O	754030	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
179	Tirtol S.O	754137	CUTTACK SOUTH	BHUBANESWAR HQ
180	Tyandakura S.O	754134	CUTTACK SOUTH(30)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
181	Bahalda S.O	757046	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
182	Bangriposi S.O	757032	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
183	Baripada HO	757001	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
184	Barsahi S.O	757026	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
185	Betnoti S.O	757025	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
186	Bhanjpur S.O	757002	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
187	Bisoi S.O	757033	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
188	Chitrada S.O	757018	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
189	Jashipur S.O	757034	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
190	Kaptipada S.O	757040	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
191	Karanjia S.O	757037	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
192	Khunta S.O	757019	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
193	Kuliana S.O	757030	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
194	Rairangpur H.O	757043	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
195	Raruan S.O	757035	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
196	Saraskana S.O	757051	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
197	Sukruli S.O	757039	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
198	Thakurmunda S.O	757038	MAYURBHANJ	BHUBANESWAR HQ
199	Udala S.O	757041	MAYURBHANJ(19)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
200	Baghamari S.O	752061	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
201	Bajpur S.O	752060	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
202	Balugaon Mdg	752030	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
203	Banpur S.O	752031	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
204	Begunia S.O	752062	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
205	Bhapur S.O (Nayagarh)	752063	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
206	Bolagarh S.O	752066	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
207	Brahmagiri S.O	752011	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
208	Chandanpur S.O	752012	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
209	Daspalla S.O	752084	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
210	Delang S.O	752015	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
211	Gania S.O	752085	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
212	Itamati S.O	752068	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
213	Jankia S.O	752020	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
214	Janla S.O	752054	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
215	Jatni S.O	752050	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
216	Kaluparaghat S.O	752022	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
217	Kanas S.O	752017	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
218	Kantilo S.O	752078	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
219	Khandapadagarh S.O	752077	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
220	Khurda H.O	752055	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
221	Kuhuri S.O	752027	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
222	Naval Base Chilika S.O	752037	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
223	Nayagarh Bazar S.O	752070	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
224	Nayagarh H.O	752069	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
225	Nirakarpur S.O	752019	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
226	Odagaon S.O	752081	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
227	Pallahat S.O	752056	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
228	Puri HO	752001	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
229	Puri Station Road Mdg	752002	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
230	Rajranpur S.O	752026	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
231	Rajsunakhala S.O	752065	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
232	Sakhigopal SO	752014	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
233	Sarankul S.O	752080	PURI	BHUBANESWAR HQ
234	Tangi S.O	752023	PURI(35)	BHUBANESWAR HQ
	Total=234