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  FEDERATION OF RETIRED LIC CLASS I OFFICERS' ASSOCIATIONS          Acting President   :      P.P.Dhamija R-6/104, Raj Nagar, GHAZIABADE     – 201002. Tel: 0120-4107104 / 9810186067 Email Id –  premdhamija38@gmail.com General Secretary :      D Krishnan No.6/1, Sreshta Riverside Apartments, Wood Creek Road, Nandambakkam, Chennai - 600089 Tel : 9176635967 / 044 42850049. Email Id -  dkrishnan1@gmail.com   E circular No.DK/72                                                  23-09-2021 Dear Friends, Reg:   Bridging    the     long    gap   My hearty Greetings to all of you as we enter the season of Festivals. I thought it is pretty long since I last communicated to you. Yes, there wasn’t anything particular that I could have shared by way of information on our matters of importance. But communication f

  The sad news of the demise of Shri JR Joshi some three or four days back appears to have been mysteriously delayed to come to light. In LIC we don't seem tohave the culture to come out with official notifications on even the demise of former heads of the institution!wha Be that as it may Shri JR Joshi's demise marks , perhaps, the end of the small list of a VERY few former chiefs of LIC who believed in steering the organization according to their own convictions and based on their own assessments of the situations in the best interests of policyholders or employees as the case may be.For instance he stood firm against the tinkering of the structure of LIc when it was sought to be split into five four decades.Unfortunately what one has been able to see since then,successive chairmen,/ MDs who would be cotent with gloating over the performance of LiC year over year but always remain goody- goody with the Babus of the Fin.Ministry irrespective of their own convictions and out of

  RETIRED   LIC   CLASS   I   OFFICERS’   ASSOCIATION – CHENNAI        Affiliated  to Federation of Retd. Class I Officers’  Associations) 17-09-2021 Friends With deep regret we inform that one of senior most sincere member  Shri S. Ramachandran   Membership No.91 attained moksha on 15.9.21 at the age of 86 after a brief illness, due to cardiac arrest. He retired from ZO as secretary y P&GS. He is survived by his son.  His wife passed away two years back. Our association has lost one of the sincere and loyal  members. A soft spoken gentleman is no more.  Om Shanthi! G.N.Sridharan President

  FEDERATION OF RETIRED LIC CLASS I OFFICERS' ASSOCIATIONS          Acting President   :      P.P.Dhamija R-6/104, Raj Nagar, GHAZIABAD – 201002. Tel: 0120-4107104 / 9810186067 Email Id –  premdhamija38@gmail.com General Secretary :      D Krishnan No.6/1, Sreshta Riverside Apartments, Wood Creek Road, Nandambakkam, Chennai - 600089 Tel : 9176635967 / 044 42850049. Email Id -  dkrishnan1@gmail.com   E circular No.DK/71                                                  01-09-2021 Dear Friends, Reg: Family Pension rise for Bank  Retirees… & Our efforts   My   hearty greetings to all fellow LICians of the yesteryear, on the occasion of the 65 th  Anniversary of the formation of the Corporation.  65 years is pretty long, and we are now seeing furthermore changes hovering in the horizon. In a

  It gives me immense pleasure in sharing the following information with all pensioners.  My longtime friend and a seasoned activist for pensioners' cause shri. Prem Prakash Dhamija of Ghaziabad has brought out a book carrying his Hindi translation of the Bhagvat Gita. The holy text is known to have been translated by many people in many languages but it is a matter of pride for us that one of our own men has also done that job now. I wonder how Shri Dhamija could have kept aside thoughts on upgradation, peñsion anamolies etc and undertook this tremendous work!  Even for one like me with limited Knowledge of Hindi, it would appear he has skillfully employed simple language. Full compliments to Shri. Dhamija for his unique effort. The book is not priced and it is noted as ' Sri Krishna Prem' against the relavent coloum on the information page. Interested friends can therefore contact Shri Dhamija if they would like to have a copy.His mail ID is '  prem_dhamija38@yahoo.co

  Sridharan G.N 7:26 PM (1 hour ago) to  PG ,  rk ,  me  Today's news on the Govt. having cleared the long-awaited improvements on Family pension (30% + no ceiling) appears to be authentic. My expectation is that this will be followed without much of delay by some kind of a pension Updation formula , whether satisfactory or not,being thrust on Bank Pensioners.Once these exercises are completed, we can expect similar arrangements being made for us,the LIC Pensioners. I hope and wish that it is done before the IPO affairs take a concrete shape. As one who always believes in 'playing safe' in knotty situations,it is necessary to ensure that our pending litigation in SC is kept in animated suspension. At least I would like to appeal to the Pensioners not to allow their anxiety to get the better of them.As for leaders of organisations ,no one much less myself can prevent them from indulging in exchange of their views on the strength of our pleas before the court based on their o

  Bank Employees Family Pension to be increased to 30% of last pay drawn Banks' contribution to NPS Corpus of PSU Bank employees to be enhanced to 14% Posted Date:- Aug 25, 2021 Mumbai, 25 August 2021   In a bid to provide relief to families of bank employees, the Government has approved the Indian Banking Association's proposal to increase the family pension to 30% of last salary drawn.  This move would make family pension go up to as much as Rs 30,000 to Rs 35,000 per family of bank employees.  This was announced by the Secretary, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, at a press meet addressed by Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman in Mumbai today. Secretary, DFS informed that, in continuation of the 11th bi-partite settlement on wage revision of public sector bank employees, which was signed by the Indian Bank Association (IBA)  with the unions on November 11, 2020, there was a proposal for enhancement of family pension and also the employers&#