KARNATAKA CUSTOMS CENTRAL EXCISE SERVICE TAX AND LTU MINISTERIAL OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

Bangalore, 16.04.10 Dear Members, After the meeting at Delhi, the Secretary General has now communicated the demands submitted to the DG (HRD), CBEC, on behalf of the All India Association. The same is reproduced herewith for your information. The Secretary General has also invited comments/suggestions if any from the Members, which may kindly be mailed directly to him or to the undersigned. Yours sincerely, M. Chokkalingam, General Secretary. MESSAGE FROM THE ALL INDIA ASSOCIATION Pune, 15.04.2010 CIRCULAR Dear Comrades, The Office bearers of the Association had met Shri. M.S. Arora, ADG (HRM), of CBEC, to discuss the cadre restructuring proposal on the 8th of April, 2010 at New Delhi. On behalf of the Association, a written list of demands, alongwith detailed justifications have been submitted to the ADG. The demands in brief are as under:- 1. To set right the imbalances that had crept in due to the Cadre Review of 2001, by removing the stagnation in the cadre of Administrative Off

Date:- 05.04.2010 Bangalore. Dear Members, I am proud to inform you all that the Ministry has accorded recognition to the All India Asssociation, vide letter dated 04.03.2010 for a period of two Years. I am thankful for all your co-operation without which this could not have been achieved. There is still a lot of work to be done towards enrolment of members. I had recently circulated the mail from the Secretary General, intimating about the invitation received by the Association for a meeting with the Director General, HRD, CBEC, New Delhi on 08.04.2010, regarding consultation on the proposals of Cadre restructuring. The Ministry had formed three study groups [Study Group -I for Exclusive Service Tax and Exclusive Central Excise Commissionerates, Study Group -II for Integrated Commissionerates and LTU Commissionerate, and Study Group -III for Exclusive Customs Commissioenrates] to study the requirement of manpower for reorganisation/cadre restructuring. The reports of all the three gr