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17th July 2016 We are aware that our members are anxious to know the steps we are taking to steer our case at the hearing on 4th proximo.  In this connection we may inform that in the context of the non availability of the Senior  counsel (shri Sriram Panchu) who had effectively handled the matter for us in the supreme court, we are now in the process of making alternative arrangements.  We hope to finalise the matter very shortly.  Meantime some of our well meaning friends have been suggesting that since three of the members of our Federations legal committee themselves being practising lawyers we should consider making our own arguments . We are considering this option also. In any case we would like to assure our members that our strategy will be finalised very soon. G N Sridharan  Gen. Secy Federation of retd. LIC class1 officers' Assns.

When nothing is happening, we munch the past.

When Nothing is Happening  Or  whatever is happening is too boring  what else to do ? Just as a cow munches its swallowed straw, we do recall our past and dwell on them for an hour or two to forget the present.  The past has all the emotive quotients .   From sorrow to ecstasy.  From grief to golden moments . One or two among them stick in our brain cells, never to get erased.  Again, in between, somewhere, a few things do happen in everyone's life which make us smile.   You may wonder why ! I am narrating all these.... This is another bunch of pop corn . Till such time, of course , GNS comes with his news. I know u visit here only for that. Long long ago, full thirty nine years back , at a shore village of Tamil Nadu, I happened to be the front level junior officer, with relatively a bigger table before me than others, who were mostly from erstwhile companies, elderly people,  always looking with an eye of caution on whatever happens around. In one December,

G N Sridharan , Secretary, Federation writes :

What happened today at Delhi High Court? G N Sridharan writes: Today's proceedings in Delhi HC Despite attempt by LIC counsel, as expected, to get two weeks adjournment, the cases came up today  ​,  and there were serious discussions on the issues involved.   All the lawyers were present.  The Court heard all the cases during almost one hour in the forenoon.   On an enquiry  by the Bench, the counsel for LIC admitted that they had not filed their counter, and at this, the Judge expressed anguish.  Curiously, our Federation's amended petition was also not in the case bundle but our counsel pointed out the same was fled as early as he first week of June 2016 (our counsel  is following up with the Registry to get the matter set right). There was mention of the fact  by participating advocates that old pensioners seven steps above get pension less than one third of the pension paid to lowest cadre.   The Judge made an enquiry on how the funded sc

IT HAPPEND AT DELHI HC

TODAY HAPPENINGS IN SHORT. NEWS FROM G N S  AT THE DELHI HIGH COURT TODAY JUDGE HEARD THE CASE FOR 45 MINUTES LIC IS TO FILE AFFIDAVIT ON CALCULATION OF THE PAYMENT MADE.  CASE ADJOURNED  FURTHER HEARING ON  4.8.2016 PL AWAIT MORE NEWS.

G N S INFORMS.

G N SRIDHARAN  INFORMS: I just reached Delhi, and immediately contacted our Counsel. He informs me that LIC is surely seeking adjournment by two weeks.  We will talk to our Counsel on the further course of action. Await further info  tomorrow . GN Sridharan Gen Secy Fed of Class I Officers' Assns ******************************************************************* Cell rings: 12.57 p.m. today. Sri M.Arunachalam , (Vice President, Retd.LIC Class I Officers Association, Chennai ) from Delhi, informs  me ( (the editor of this blog)  I was with advocate on an imp discussion, and i could not take your call.  Afterwards I tried but could not reach you. I anyway resent the earlier mail of the day and  the case is set to be adjourned by two weeks