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Saturday, 17 October 2020
Saturday, 25 April 2020
RTGS
22:27
Launch of Online Payment for parcel booking on Mumbai Division
Launch of Online Payment for parcel booking on Mumbai Division
2020/04/35
23-04-2020
Launch of Online Payment for parcel booking on Mumbai Division
Central RailwayPress Release
Launch of online Payment for parcel booking on Mumbai Division
To facilitate smooth movement of all commodities especially medicines, PPEs during the COVID-19 outbreak, Commercial Department of Mumbai Division, Central Railway has come out with an innovative idea to introduce online payment for parcel booking.
This facility was implemented on 17/04/2020 and is aimed to boost parcel booking & India’s fight against Corona, this initiative also advances the goal of Digital India.
Advantages of online Payment –
·Facilitates much-needed social distancing
·Enables easy payment through Net Banking/RTGS/NEFT/IMPS/UPI from office/residence.
·Unprecedented systemic improvement for over 70 registered leaseholders of Mumbai Division
·Efficient utilization of staff.
Process of online Payment
·Enquiry can be done from nominated parcel offices of Mumbai Division i.e. CSMT, LTT & Kalyan
·For booking the consignment, online payment needs to be done one day in advance.
·Consignor must mention online payment transaction ID on forwarding note and submit it along with consignment to on-duty parcel booking staff.
·Next day after payment confirmation is received, Parcel Way Bill will be issued.
·All online transactions will be maintained in DTC and regularly monitored.
Central Railway has planned 220 timetabled parcel trains during this lockdown for sending essential commodities like medicines, perishables, etc.It has already run 122 trains and 98 trains are scheduled. More than 2000 tonnes of essential goods have been handled in these parcel trains to various destinations like Kolkata, Guwahati, Secunderabad, Chennai, Jharsuguda, Tatanagar, etc.
Contact Numbers:Telephone No.138
Chief Parcel Supervisor: CSMT: 9730536767 / 7400098800
Chief Parcel Supervisor: LTT: 9967447343 / 7666653802
Chief Parcel Supervisor: Kalyan: 9869142069
Let us fight together #COVID19.
Source:Central Railway
Tuesday, 21 April 2020
Revised Timings
15:48
Revised Timelines For Writing Annual Performance Appraisal Report(APAR/ACR)
Revised Timelines For Writing Annual Performance Appraisal Report(APAR/ACR)
Monday, 20 January 2020
Railway Reservation
08:05
Reservation Charts can be Viewed online with new option on the IRCTC Website
Reservation Charts can be Viewed online with new option on the IRCTC Website
The first reservation chart will be put up about 4 hours before the departure of the train while the second chart can be viewed online 30 minutes before the train departs. The second chart will show the changes in the seat allocations.
The new feature will be available on both the web and mobile version of the IRCTC e-ticket booking platform.
This new interface will give the layout of nine classes used in the reserved trains of the Indian Railways and more than 120 different coach layouts have been incorporated.
Here is how you can check reservation charts on the IRCTC website:
1) Log on to the IRCTC website, a new option of view 'Charts/Vacancy' is available. If you click on that option, you will be redirected to a new page.
2) You need to provide journey details, such as train number, journey date and boarding station. Once you enter the details, click on 'Get Train Chart' option.
3)You will now be able to see the reservation chart.
4) The class-wise and coach-wise number of vacant berths can be seen.
5) You can click on your coach number to see the layout.
Read More:Livemint
Sunday, 1 December 2019
Thursday, 25 July 2019
Sunday, 23 September 2018
online
22:52
DBS wealth clients can now use WhatsApp and WeChat for banking services
DBS wealth clients can now use WhatsApp and WeChat for banking services
SINGAPORE,11 September 2018 -
DBS today announced the launch of DBS Wealth Chat, a service that will allow DBS’ wealth clients to interact, exchange ideas and transact with their relationship managers (RMs) via popular instant messaging platforms WhatsApp and WeChat. The bank is the first in Southeast Asia to enable this service for its clients. Developed in partnership with regulatory technology (regtech) start-up FinChat, DBS Wealth Chat leverages DBS’ best-in-class digital capabilities to allow clients to use their existing instant messaging platforms to access DBS’ wealth services while meeting rigorous compliance standards.
To access the service, RMs can register interested clients in a private chat group with the bank. Upon confirmation, DBS will set up a unique chat group administered by the bank between the client and his/her RM. Once the chat group between the RM and client is initiated, conversations and file exchanges that occur within the chat group will be archived by the bank without any intervention required from the RM. The entire process is fully automated.
At present, RMs need to ensure key client conversations take place via the bank’s phone lines, where they can be recorded. DBS Wealth Chat allows RMs to communicate with clients on the go, on their clients’ preferred instant messaging platform. This in turn allows for speedier service delivery to clients. The introduction of DBS Wealth Chat is estimated to save some 10,000 manhours on a yearly basis, while enhancing the ease and quality of RM-client interaction.
“We recognise that customers today are inundated with different apps and services and decided to go where our customers already are – WhatsApp has upwards of 1.5 billion users, while WeChat has close to one billion users. Our aim is to provide banking services that are embedded in our customers’ everyday lives, while maintaining client privacy and keeping to our rigorous security requirements,” said Tan Su Shan, Group Head of Consumer Banking & Wealth Management of DBS. “With DBS Wealth Chat, we can now meet both the communication needs of our clients and regulatory requirements. We look forward to realising the full potential of this tool, and to introducing more industry-leading solutions to our clients.”
In the first phase, DBS will begin to register and onboard interested wealth clients in Singapore on the service, where content such as DBS Chief Investment Office reports, research insights and ideas, and exclusive invitations will be shared. Additional investment-related transactions (such as trade placement) will be introduced progressively in 2019.
Source:DBS.com
Saturday, 19 May 2018
RPF
22:44
Railway Protection Force (RPF)Recruitment -Constable-01/2018
Railway Protection Force (RPF)Recruitment -Constable-01/2018
Recruitment For Constable /Sub Inspector -01/2018
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Tuesday, 27 March 2018
ticket cancellation
15:54
Alert:Booking and cancellation for the Mumbai node will not be available on 29/03/2018
Alert:Booking and cancellation for the Mumbai node will not be available on 29/03/2018
Booking and cancellation for the Mumbai node will not be available from 00:20 hrs to 04:15 hrs of 29/03/2018 due to maintenance activity. Inconvenience caused is deeply regretted.
Source:IRCTC
Monday, 26 February 2018
Train ticket
19:34
How to book train tickets online at Paytm ?
How to book train tickets online at Paytm ?
• Visit paytm.com/train-tickets• Select City & Date of the journey, then click “Search” button
• Choose your train and check seat availability for the same
• Select seat class & date that suits you the best
• Click on “Book” button and enter your IRCTC login ID (If you do not have a login Id then choose “Sign-up with IRCTC” option or reset it by clicking on “Forgot IRCTC Password” button)
• Fill the requisite form and click “Book” button
• Now proceed for payment, Choose method of your preference i.e. Debit/Credit Card, Net banking or Paytm Wallet. All our payment means are secure and protected.
• You will be re-directed to IRCTC to enter the password for the user ID entered earlier and confirm. You are done with it!”
You will also receive an instant auto update of your payment and ticket through an e-mail & message on your registered mobile numbers or e-mail id. So no need to carry softcopy, be a smart user and forget those outdated practices! Make online train e-ticket booking without facing hustles & bustles at the ticket counter. We present handiness to book train tickets online anytime & anywhere. If you need any assistance while booking train tickets online, our customer service representatives are available 24 hours a day to help you.
Online train e-ticket booking is surely an ultimate choice for travelers as it saves time, money & efforts. So, no more uncertainties for last moment tickets, just #PaytmKaro and enjoy the train e-ticket booking service!
Go ahead and make your train reservation online with Paytm today!
Source:Paytm
Monday, 14 August 2017
Recruitment rules
07:28
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES OF EASTERN RAILWAY -NOTIFICATION NO.02/2017-GDCE ENG DEPARTMENT
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES OF EASTERN RAILWAY -NOTIFICATION NO.02/2017-GDCE ENG DEPARTMENT
Friday, 31 March 2017
service book
06:57
Dr Jitendra Singh launches e-Service Book of DoPT employees
Dr Jitendra Singh launches e-Service Book of DoPT employees
Online Vigilance System of Board and below Board Level Executives of CPSEs launched
The Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Development of North-Eastern Region (DoNER), MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr Jitendra Singh launched Online Vigilance System of Board and below Board Level Executives of Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) here today. He also launched e-Service Book of the Department of Personnel & Training (DoPT) employees on the occasion. The Cabinet Secretary Shri P K Sinha, the Additional Principal Secretary to the Prime Minister, Dr P K Mishra, Central Vigilance Commissioner Shri K. V. Chowdary, Vigilance Commissioners Shri Rajiv and Dr T. M. Bhasin, CBI Director Shri Alok Kumar Verma, Secretary CVC, Smt Nilam Sawhney, Chairman, Public Enterprises Selection Board (PESB), Shri Sanjay Kothari, Secretary, DoPT Shri B. P. Sharma, Secretary to the Prime Minister, Shri Bhaskar Khulbe and senior officers of DoPT were also present on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Jitendra Singh said the launch of the online vigilance system is indeed a breakthrough. He said this will bring transparency and accountability in the system. As we move ahead with this initiative, many practical issues will keep arising and they will be tackled in due course, he added. Referring to the launch of e-Service Book, Dr Jitendra Singh said that in the long run it is going to touch each and every Central Government employee in the country. He said that most of the issues arise out of Service Book related matters and delay in disbursement of pensions, which will be resolved by this initiative. Dr Jitendra Singh said that these initiatives are in tune with the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s mantra of ‘Maximum Governance and Minimum Government’.
The Central Vigilance Commissioner Shri K. V. Chowdary said that the online vigilance system will be updated regularly and it is a major step in the process of promotions and appointments and will bring transparency in the process. It will minimize the scope of any confusion, he said. The CVC said that this will also curtail the delay in the processes, the cases which used to take months will now be resolved in one or two days. He said that improvements will be brought in as and when needed.
The Online Vigilance System is a technology based mechanism introduced to obtain vigilance status of 120-130 Board Level executive appointments made annually of Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSEs) timely, accurately and objectively so that process of their appointment is expedited. The system would enable efficient vigilance clearance of officers on real time basis who apply for these senior level posts. This system would facilitate CVC to decide on Vigilance Clearance early based on updated information. System will cover all CPSEs, Banking, Insurance and other Financial Institutions. The Online system will have modules for DoPT, CVC, CVO, CBI, PESB and ACC. To make the system secure, the Web portal has the feature of authentication of users from Ministries/Departments by DoPT and the users of CPSEs by the concerned Ministry/Department. The users can log in based on e-sign (OTP to be sent to the email/mobile every time). The system also maintains transaction log. The implementation of online vigilance status of board level executives of CPSEs would require feeding/updating of data pertaining to the details of employee’s vigilance profile, i.e. pending disciplinary proceedings, status of complaints received, details of prosecution sanction, Agreed List, ODI etc. at regular intervals. The data will be updated every month by the CVOs. After a series of sensitisation meetings, at present, 143 CPSEs and 26 Ministries have entered data related to 402 board level officers and 1799 below board level officers of CPSEs. This system would be operational on receipt of the ‘Security Certificate’.
The e-Service Book, launched by Dr Jitendra Singh, is a document to record all the events of a Government servant in his/her entire service period and career, recording each and every administrative action concerning the Government servant right from the stage of his recruitment till his retirement to reflect the history of service of a Government employee. The format of e-service book was finalised on December 5, 2016 and it was decided to roll it out in DoPT initially so that necessary changes if required can be made along with credentials of software. Accordingly data of 661 employees of DoPT got verified and details as such Aadhaar, mobile no, DoB, leave balance, LTC details, salary details, designations, photographs etc were updated. Physical service book of employees also got scanned and uploaded as legacy data. It is decided to integrate Personnel Information Management System (PIMS) with Public Financial Management System (PFMS) so that all financial data will flow from PFMS to PIMS (e-service book), in general terms in case of change in salary particulars due to promotion, increment, DA etc. Change made in one system will automatically reflect in other system which will reduce chances of errors etc. It has also been decided to develop all other applications impacting service book such as Promotions, Advances, Family declarations of employees etc. 27 such applications have been identified for development; out of this 12 applications will be developed by 31st May 2017 and remaining by 31st December 2017.
DoPT has successfully implemented e-service book of its 661 employees and is now taking concrete steps to roll out of e-service book in respect of all Central Govt. employees in a time bound manner with the support of NIC and involvement of Cadre Controlling Authorities. In this regard a workshop of all Cadre Controlling Authorities (CCAs) is being organised in April 2017 to discuss roll out plan in all Ministries and Departments.
E-service book for all the employees working in attached offices, subordinate offices and autonomous bodies for which DoPT is administrative department would be undertaken shortly and it will be completed for approximately 10,000 employees by 30th June 2017. It is planned to roll out e-service book of all civilian employees (approximately 41 lakh) of Govt. of India by 31st March 2018 in consultation with all CCAs.
The launch of e-Service book is expected to bring many positive outcomes. The shift to electronic service book would free up significant manpower to concentrate on core works of the Department. It will lead to stoppage of physical movement of Service Book and other documents between the Departments that will save time of the organisation and problem of missing Service Book will be eliminated. This will also enable timely verification of Service Book that will facilitate timely processing and finalization of pensions. Availability of centralized data will enable government for policy research and planning as educational qualifications and other competencies and deficiencies may be easily obtained. It will enable Government to take transfer and posting decisions more pragmatically based on reliable first hand data.
Source:PIBNEWS
Source:PIBNEWS
Friday, 3 February 2017
UNESCO
07:20
INDIA INNOVATIVE INDEX FOR RANKING LAUNCHED
INDIA INNOVATIVE INDEX FOR RANKING LAUNCHED
Amitabh Kant launches India Innovation Index A joint initiative of NITI Aayog, DIPP and CII States will be ranked on innovations from 2017
To make India an innovation-driven economy, NITI Aayog, Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion (DIPP) and Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) together launched a mega initiative “India Innovation Index” that will rank states on Innovations through country’s first online innovation index portal that will capture data on innovation from all Indian states on innovation and regularly update it in real time.
The India Innovation Index Framework will be structured based on the best practices followed in Global Innovation Index (GII) indicators and additionally by adding India-centric parameters those truly reflect the Indian innovation ecosystem. This initiative will be the point of reference for all international agencies to collect India’s up to date data points for global indices and analytic.
Inaugurating the portal, Mr Amitabh Kant, CEO NITI Aayog said, “This portal will be a first-of-its-kind online platform where Global Innovation Index indicators and India–centric data from various states will be coalesced and disseminated and updated periodically. This will be a one-stop data warehouse and will track progress on each indicator at the National level and the State level on real-time basis. The access to this portal will be hosted on the NITI Aayog website, and NITI Aayog will update this data periodically.”
Mr. Kant said, “I would like to congratulate Confederation of Indian Industry for creating the Global Innovation Index a decade ago and the World Intellectual Property, Cornell University for working together to further develop it and make it a global consulting document for policymakers around the world.”
Data collated on this portal will not only be used to ameliorate current data gaps w.r.t the GII, but be the prime source for the India Innovation Index, which will be jointly developed by NITI Aayog, DIPP and CII, in consultation with World Economic Forum, the World Intellectual Property Organization, Cornell University, OECD, UNIDO, ILO, UNESCO, ITU and others with the objective to rank Indian states as per their innovation prowess and provide impetus to them to build their respective innovation ecosystems and spur the innovation spirit among institutions and people.
The Global Innovation Index (GII), co-published by World-Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Cornell University and INSEAD with CII as a Knowledge Partner since inception, has been ranking world economies including India since 2007 according to their innovation capabilities and outcomes using 82 indicators among a host of other important parameters. It has established itself as both a leading reference on innovation and a ‘tool for action’ for policy makers.
India currently ranks 66th out of 128 countries on the Global innovation Index (GII) 2016. To improve India’s rank in GII and other international indices, NITI Aayog jointly with Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP), organized the Global Innovation Index – India Roundtable on 31st January in the capital.
Mr. Ramesh Abhishek, Secretary, Department of Industrial Policy & Promotion, Government of India said, “GII gives us an opportunity to look at innovation and to rethink about our progress. This also gives an opportunity to compare with the best in the world, to look at best practices around and then learn from them. DIPP has formed a taskforce on innovation with representation from industry, academia and government, through this taskforce we are trying to improve our GII ranking.”
Speaking at the inaugural session, Mr. Ratan P. Watal, Principal Adviser, NITI Aayog said, “Regulation, fiscal incentives and R&D plays a major role in driving innovation. A lot of money is provided for R&D but unfortunately R&D money goes in silos within various government departments giving no result. Scientific departments, departments which deal with such budgets and CII have to come together and work towards it”.
The event was a first-of-its-kindintensiveconsultation exercise conducted by the government to solicit inputs from key stakeholders of the innovation ecosystem in India and abroad such as Ministry of Commerce, Department of Science & Technology, TRAI and top global agencies such as WIPO, Cornell University, World Economic Forum, UNESCO Institute for Statistics, International Telecommunications Union, International Labour Organisation to identify and understand issues and challenges related to it. This exercise was aimed at addressing India's data gaps by adopting international methodologies on critical innovation indicators at the input and output side.
Source:PIBNEWS
Saturday, 12 March 2016
PFRDA
07:44
Online Application for Withdrawal under New Pension Scheme
Online Application for Withdrawal under New Pension Scheme
The Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) had issued a Circular dated February 25, 2015, making it mandatory for all the Nodal Offices to process the withdrawal claims of their underlying subscribers on the online platform made available on the Central Recordkeeping Agency (CRA) system from April 1, 2015. However, it was observed that majority of the withdrawal requests were still being received in physical form (without capturing online withdrawal request) resulting in delay in processing of withdrawal claims of the subscribers. Therefore, it has been decided that with effect from April 1, 2016 only such withdrawal requests raised on online platform will be accepted at CRA for further processing and settlement.
This was stated by Shri Jayant Sinha, Minister of State in the Ministry of Finance in written reply to a question in Lok Sabha today.
Source:PIBNEWS
Sunday, 6 March 2016
travels
17:15
Online community network LocalCircles will share the feedback of citizens for over 2,900 trains
Online community network LocalCircles will share the feedback of citizens for over 2,900 trains
Now, rate the trains and stations online
Online community network LocalCircles has launched a feature to rate stations and trains on various parameters, including safety and cleanliness.
Rail passengers can now rate thousands of trains and railway stations on safety, cleanliness, timeliness, services and other amenities online.
Online community network LocalCircles will share the feedback of citizens for over 2,900 trains and 4,500 railway stations with the Ministry of Railways on a consolidated basis.
Passengers can visit the official website of LocalCircles, search for a train or station they would like to rate for and submit their feedback.
“While individual grievances can at times be an exception, these ratings will represent the collective and have built-in accountability as every citizen is rating with their real first and last name”, said Sachin Taparia, Chairman and CEO of LocalCircles, adding that the rating system has been rolled out after hundreds of requests from citizens.
Feedback of over 10,000 citizens has already been taken in a soft roll out conducted by LocalCircles in their ‘Make Railways Better Circle’ community.
Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu has actively used social media platforms in the past to take feedback on train services and performance of Railways.
The Rail Budget has also emphasised on passenger feedback as it announced a single official will be made accountable for each train’s on board experience.
Rail Budget Feedback
More than 75 per cent citizens found the Railway Budget 2016-17, presented last week, as meeting or exceeding expectations, a survey by LocalCircles showed.
“Overall 13 of the 21 recommendations collectively made by citizens were accepted and the 8 pending recommendations are mostly in the area of ticketing policy,” Mr. Taparia said.
Some of the recommendations that found mention in the Railway Budget were increasing lower berth quota for senior citizens, CCTV monitoring at tatkal ticket counters, electronic display boards inside trains and more.
Source:The Hindu
