J.A.C 's SUCCESS LETTER

JOINT ACTION COMMITTEE OF SERVICE ASSCOIATIONS OF NVS
(ALL INDIA NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA STAFF ASSCOIATION, NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA SAMITI EMPLOYEES WELFARE
ASSCOIATION, CATERING ASSISTANTS & MESS WORKERS ASSCOIATION, PRINCIPALS FORUM)
L.B.Reddy, J.K.Singh, V.Balasubramanyam Bijay kumar Raj Kumar Radii______________________________________________________________________________

Lr.No.JAC/2012-13/3 Date:26-01-2013
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL JNVs ON MAKING MASS CASUAL LEAVE A GRAND SUCCESS.
To All the staff of JNVs, R.Os &Head quarters of NVS
Dear friends
Hearty congratulations on responding to our call for MASS CASUAL LEAVE on 24th January 2013 and making it an unprecedented success. It is heartening to learn that the fighting spirit amongst us has not died out. It is exactly this resolute spirit that can strengthen our further agitation for the resolution of our demands. We have got information that around 300 JNVs have responded to the call of JAC and protested at the District Collectorates and presented memorandums to the authorities. It is not idle and opportunistic talks that change the present scenario. It is action and vehement open fighting that is the need of the hour. Congratulations once again to all those who have not retreated their steps and displayed resilience to fight injustice.

The Mass Casual Leave would have been averted had Samiti been positive to our just demands. The JAC did its best to avoid conflict till the last moment by keeping its options open for democratic discussion. The Samiti with its unchanging attitude showed it would brazenly go ahead with its undemocratic attitude. The failure of talks between the JAC members and the Management on 22-01-13 showed quite clearly that the latter would not shed its authoritarian role easily.
The Samiti’s anti-welfare attitude towards our problems dates back to its preference to the CPF benefits to CCS Pension and we have become victims of its short-sighted decision. In spite of our over two decades of its existence, the Samiti is still not inclined to form JCM and thus listen to our concerns while decision/policy making. It is only interested in thrusting its decisions on us. It is still not willing to define our duties and by not doing it so it has been exploiting us day and night by paying meager allowances and depriving us of compensatory leaves. It has reduced HM allowance to daily wages by slashing it when we avail ELs/HPLs.
It has deprived hundreds of well-qualified and well-deserved TGTs/PGTs of their right to promotion by toying with recruitment policies from time to time. It has, thus, deprived the students of their valuable services for long.
It has not deviated from its old unscientific and outdated methods, thus putting stress on students as well as teachers. The CCE has been diluted and principles envisaged by NCF 2005 are mocked at by the Samiti.
The Samiti’s attitude towards the problems of non-teaching staff is equally distressing and disgusting. They have been isolated though they are compelled to be available round the clock just like the teaching staff. The denial of 10% Special Allowance is unjustifiable as in many vidyalayas they are forced to work beyond their working hours. Besides, they are expected to do more work than their counterparts in KVS as our schools are residential.
Friends, should we allow the Samiti to go rampant with its whimsical decisions? Should we allow it to rotten the system with its unscientific and unilateral policies? A heavy price has already been paid by us due to its capricious transfer policies. Thousands of us work away from our native states without a hope for a transfer in the nearest future. Should the principles of democracy and scientific approach we teach in our classrooms be confined to textbooks and classrooms only?
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Friends, wake up. It is time to gather more support to our second phase of agitation – INDEFINITE STRIKE from 06 February 2013. Let us take on ourselves the responsibility of contacting the teaching and non-teaching staff who did not join the Mass Casual Leave agitation and impress on them the need to strengthen the Association and bag the door of the NVS.
The JAC now appeals to you to make the INDEFINITE STRIKE a success. In connection with this it would like to collect information from all schools that are participating in the agitation. So kindly send your plan of action in this regard. Besides, every JNV should send a copy of the Strike Notice to the following officials, through Fax to save delay. (The Strike Notice is attached herewith. Please take a printout in legal size only)
1. The Hon`ble commissioner, NVS, Fax No. 0120-2405922
2. The Hon`ble Minister for HRD, Fax.No.011 23382365
3 The Hon`ble Minister of state for HRD Fax.No.011 23382689
4. The Hon`ble Secretary Department of SE&L Fax.No.011 23382587
5. Scanned strike notice may also be sent to ainvsacec@gmail.com & ainvsajnvk@rediffmail.com
All the office bearers of constituent Associations of JAC at the District, State and Regional level are requested to ensure that the Indefinite Strike notice is served as above without delay, in any case by 31-01-2013.
Besides, you are requested to do the following guidelines to get more support to our agitation.
1. Meet the MPs and take their supporting letters.
2. Give wide publicity to our problems and the INDEFINITE STRIKE through print and electronic media. Prepare press notes in regional languages, Hindi and English and fax to the media.
3. Each employee to send an SMS to the staff in the other vidyalayas and encourage participation.
You are also requested not to believe any rumors that might be spread by self centered people. Please consult JAC members only, for any clarification
With best compliments
JAC CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
L.B. Reddy J.K.Singh C.Prabhakar Reddy A.K.Gaur Jagdish Rai RS Naik
Bijay Kumar Pankaj Kumar Smt.D.J.Misra Raj Kumar Radi Anil Sharma V.Balasubramanyam

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DETAILS OF ALL THREE CASES IN SUPREME COURT

DEAR FRIENDS , There are three cases going on Supreme Court. The latest status as on 18 january 2013 of all the three cases are as under......................................

                           1 st  Case Status                           Status : PENDING

Status of : Writ Petition (Civil)    518    OF   2012

 

S. KANNAN AND ORS.   .Vs.   UNION OF INDIA & ORS.

 

Pet. Adv. : MS. MAHALAKSHMI PAVANI

 

Subject Category : SERVICE MATTERS - RETIRAL BENEFITS

 

This Case is connected to : Special Leave Petition (Civil) 19102 OF 2012

 

Listed 0 times earlier                                                             Next Date of listing is : 04/02/2013

2 nd Case Status

Status : PENDING

Status of : Writ Petition (Civil)    556    OF   2012

 

ALL INDIA NAVODAYA VID. ST ASS TH G. SCY   .Vs.   UNION OF INDIA & ORS.

 

Pet. Adv. : MR. DEBASIS MISRA

 

Subject Category : SERVICE MATTERS - RETIRAL BENEFITS

 

This Case is connected to : Special Leave Petition (Civil) 19102 OF 2012

Listed 0 times earlier                                                        Next Date of listing is : 04/02/2013

3rd Case Status

Status : PENDING

 

Status of : Special Leave Petition (Civil)    19102    OF   2012

 

P.N. MISHRA   .Vs.   UNION OF INDIA & ORS.

 

Pet. Adv. : MS. RUCHI KOHLI

 

Subject Category : SERVICE MATTERS - RETIRAL BENEFITS

 

Listed 1 times earlier                                                             Next Date of listing is : 04/02/2013

                                              REPORTS  ARCHIVE

SECTION XVII                  Listed For:9-8-2012

                                                       Court No.10

                                                      Item No.24

                   IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

                 CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

       PETITION FOR SPECIAL LEAVE TO APPEAL (CIVIL) NO. 19102 OF 2012

P.N. Mishra                                 ....Petitioner

                                  VERSUS

Union of India & Ors.                       ....Respondents

                          OFFICE REPORT

      The Special Leave Petition  above-mentioned  has  been  filed  by  Ms.

Ruchi Kohli, Advocate against the final Judgment and Order dated 2nd  March,

2012 of the High Court of Jharkhand at Ranchi in W.P. (S) No.4946 of 2008.

      It is  submitted that Ms. Ruchi Kohli,  Advocate  has  on  13th  July,

2012  filed  application  for  permission  to  file   additional   documents

alongwith additional documents as per undertaking in two volumes,  which  is

registered as I.A. No.2 (Copy circulated herewith).

      The matter above-mentioned is listed before  the  Hon'ble  Court  with

this office report.

         DATED THIS THE 7TH DAY OF     AUGUST, 2012.

                                                ASSISTANT REGISTRAR

Copy to :Ms. Ruchi Kohli, Advocate.

                                                ASSISTANT REGISTRAR

ITEM NO.MM-3               Court No.10             SECTION XVII

            S U P R E M E   C O U R T   O F   I N D I A

                         RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS

Petition(s) for Special Leave to Appeal (Civil) No(s).19102/2012

(From the judgement and order  dated 02/03/2012 in WPS No.4946/2008  of  The

HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND AT RANCHI)

P.N. MISHRA                                       Petitioner(s)

                 VERSUS

UNION OF INDIA & ORS.                             Respondent(s)

Date: 14/12/2012  This Petition was called on for hearing today.

CORAM :

        HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE T.S. THAKUR

        HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE FAKKIR MOHAMED IBRAHIM KALIFULLA

For Petitioner(s)        Mr. M.N.Krishnamani, Sr. Adv.

                         Mr.Saurabh Shamshery, Adv.

                         Ms. Shubhanshi R.SOren, Adv.

                     Ms. Ruchi Kohli,Adv.

For Respondent(s)

           UPON hearing counsel the Court made the following

                               O R D E R

                 Post on 15.03.2013.

      |(Shashi Sareen)                        | |(Veena Khera)                         |

|Court Master                           | |Court Master                          |

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2013 TO ALL READERS

To Postpone the appointments of PGTs on direct recruitment

Associate Presidents: CHAVAN RAMACHANDRA S.S.DORA TILAK SINGH RR PATHAK UK VERMA N.P.MEHAR TAFSEER ANWAR Vice Presidents: SANJAY SINHA G.R.PARWATHI C.B.TRIVEDI HH RAI SHANKARLAL RK PRASAD SANGEETHA P.K.MISHRA Deputy Gen Secteries: P RAJESH D KUMAR MK SINGH PARGANIYA SUMAR KR MISHRA RPS NEGI SOFI KAMAL BHUPENDRA CHOWDHARY Secretaries PRASAD SHAIK MAROOF BHAGAWAN DAS RP SHARMA BASHEER AHMED RK CHOWDHARI DIPANKAR SINGH CHANSORIYA Regnl.Org Secretaries JYOTHY PANVAR RK DASH SANJEEV KUMAR USHA RANI DEVI TARIQ AHMED BHAT M.C.SHARMA RAMADAS BIPIN KUMAR Press Secretary KT PRASAD TREASURER SMT K MANJULA

F.No.AINVSACEC-PENSION /2012-13/3-12/2                             DATE 30-12-2012

To

The Hon`ble Commissioner

Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti

B-15,Institutional Area,Sector-62

Noida,GBNAGAR U.P.

Sir

Sub:-Post pone appointment of PGTs on direct recruitment basis.request regarding.

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This is to appeal to you to postpone/stop filling the vacant PGT posts in various subjects through direct recruitment. We believe that tThe Samiti has taken up the recruitment of PGTs on direct basis ignoring the interests of the in-service employees. It has also violated its own recruitment rules as regards promotion of in-service teachers. As a result hundreds of teachers have been languishing without promotional chances for decades. The English and Hindi language teachers are the worst victims of the absence of Samiti’s serious concern for their timely promotion. The AINVSA brought to your notice many a time the whimsical attitude of the Samiti towards offering promotional chances of the in-service TGTs.  This is clear from the way it put a damper on the limited departmental tests for promotion of TGTs. The fact that no departmental test has been conducted in the last four years is a clear testimony of the state of the affairs.

The AINVSA appeals to you once again to stop the recruitment of the PGTs on the following grounds:

1.       The recruitment of PGTs on direct basis may be taken only after safeguarding the interests of the in-service teachers. The hundreds of teachers who have been denied of a chance for quick promotion must be promoted without further delay. The Samiti should safeguard the ratio of promotion of TGTs against the direct recruiters as per its own recruitment rules. The injustice done to in-service teachers should be looked into without wasting time.

2.       The teachers who have successfully cleared the limited departmental test but did not avail the promotion for personal reasons should be provided one more opportunity.

3.       All the PGT vacancies that should be filled by promoting the in-service Hindi and English TGTs  must be filled in a time-bound manner by setting up fast-track promotional avenues.

4.       The conduct of limited departmental test should be abandoned as the Samiti is unable to conduct the tests directly and, as a result, it has inadvertently affected the promotional chances of the aspiring TGTs instead of providing them with promotional chances at regular intervals. Lots of meritorious teachers felt disheartened as it has created more hurdles in the way of their promotion.

5.        The vacancies of PGTs should be filled after the promotion of in-service teachers and regular counselling session for transfer of employees. The vacancies should not be filled up with new direct recruiters, ignoring the agony of teachers who have been working far away from their native states for years. As no transfers are taken up this year, the number of teachers waiting for their due promotion has only increased.

We request you once again to resolve the problem of promoting in-service teachers as per the recruitment policies and then only go ahead with the limited direct recruitment. It is high time to do undo the injustice.

Thanking you sir

Yours sincerely

JAGDISH RAI                                                                                                  L.B.REDDY

       PRESIDENT                                                                                   GENERAL SECRETARY