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ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
NAVY FOUNDATION
04 OCT 2011
CHENNAI
ADDRESS
BY
PRESIDENT NAVY FOUNDATION
REPORT BY SECRETARY
NAVY FOUNDATION
SECRETARY REPORT
• CHANGE IN OFFICE BEARERS
• ANNUAL REPORTS & BALANCE SHEET
ADVERTISEMENT : QUARTERDECK
• CONTRIBUTION FROM HYDERABAD
CHARTER
– Rs 65,000/-
• CONTRIBUTION FROM MUMBAI
CHARTER
- Rs 60,000/-
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• KOLKATA CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 26 JUN 2011
• ELECTION FOR THE POST OF OFFICE
BEARERS HELD
• 3RD ADMIRAL AK CHATTERJEE MEMORIAL
LECTURE WAS HELD ON 15 JAN 2011
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• PUNE CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 17 APRIL 2011
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• KERALA CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 22 MAY 2011
• THE UPDATED CHARTER DIRECTORY
WITH USEFUL INFORMATION RELEASED
BY THE PRESIDENT
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• CHANDIGARH CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 26 JUN 2011
• NAVY DAY CELEBRATION HELD AT PGI
COMMUNITY HALL ON 4TH DEC 2010
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• VISAKHAPATNAM CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 11 JUN 2011
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• HYDERABAD CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 17 APRIL 2011
• NAVY GOLD CUP TOURNAMENT WAS
HELD ON 08 DEC 2010
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• ODISHA CHARTER
• CHARTER MET EVERY TWO MONTHS
ALTERNATELY IN BHUBANESWAR AND
CUTTACK
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• DELHI CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 10 APR 2011
• ADM RD KATARI MEMORIAL LECTURE
HELD ON 20 NOV 2010
• REGULAR RELEASE OF NEWS LETTERS
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• BENGALURU CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 17 JUL 2011
CHARTER ACTIVITIES
• MUMBAI CHARTER
• AGM HELD ON 19 JUN 2011
• WEBSITE FOR MUMBAI CHARTER
• ADM BS SOMAN LECTURE HELD ON 03
APR 2011
SECRETARY REPORT
• NF MEMBERSHIP INCREASED FROM 2700
TO 3200
• CHARTERS REQUESTED TO REACH OUT
TO THE EX-NAVAL OFFICERS, WHO ARE
NOT NF MEMBERS
• BLOG CO-ORDINATED BY DESA STARTED
FOR THE VETERANS IN JAN 11
SECRETARY REPORT
• VSF AND IRFC WEBSITES ALSO SHARE
IMPORTANT INFORMATION WITH
VETERANS
• SUVIGYA SOFTWARE RELATED TO
PENSION FIRST HOSTED ON THE VSF
WEBSITE
NAVAL REGIMENTAL SYSTEM
(NRS)
GENESIS OF NRS
• SUPPORT TO NAVAL WIDOWS /NoKs /
DEPENDANTS ON ‘AS IS FEASIBLE’ BASIS
• NEED FELT FOR IMPLEMENTING A
SYSTEM AKIN TO ARMY REGIMENTAL
SYSTEM
• PROVIDE PROACTIVE AND PROTRACTED
SUPPORT TO NAVAL WIDOWS / NoKs
AIMS OF NRS
• REACH OUT TO EACH AND EVERY FAMILY
POST DEMISE OF NAVAL COLLEAGUE
• ATTEND TO GRIEVANCES OF PENSIONERS
FOCUS AREAS OF NRS
• GUIDING WIDOWS IN INVESTMENT OF
FINANCES
• PROVIDING ASSISTANCE IN SOLVING
FAMILY DISPUTES
• FACILITATE COUNSELING THROUGH
NWWA / NGOs
FOCUS AREAS OF NRS
• REGULAR UPDATING OF PERSONAL DATA OF
WIDOWS AND PENSIONERS
• INTERACT WITH STATE GOVT AUTHORITIES FOR
STATE BENEFITS TO WIDOWS / PENSIONERS
• ATTEND REGIONAL CIVIL LIAISON MEETINGS
• ANY OTHER ISSUE INVOLVING WIDOWS’
REHABILITATION
ORGANISATION
NHQ
(CPS / DESA)
COMMANDS
[CSOs (P&A) /CRSOs]
MAJOR SHORE ESTABLISHMENTS
MINOR NAVAL UNITS/NCC UNITS
(As first point of contact with family)
ORGANISATION CHART
CPS (CHAIRMAN)
PDESA / CSO (P&A) (VICE CHAIRMEN)
CRSO
(NORTH I)
NEW DELHI
CRSO
(NORTH II)
NEW DELHI
RSU – INS
INDIA
RSU – INS
INDIA
DELHI NCR
HARYANA
HIMACHAL
PRADESH
J&K
PUNJAB
MP
RAJ’THAN
UP
U’KHAND
CRSO (EAST)
VIZAG
RSU
AP (INS
CIRCARS)
CH’GARH (INS
SATVAHANA)
ORISSA (INS
CHILKA)
P’CHERRY, TN
(INS ADYAR)
CRSO
(NER)
KOLKATA
RSU – INS
NETAJI
BIHAR
J’KHAND
NE STATES
WB
CRSO
(WEST)
MUMBAI
CRSO
(SOUTH)
KOCHI
RSU
RSU – INS
D’CHARYA
RSU – INS
JARAWA
KERALA
L’DWEEP
A&N
ISLANDS,
KARDIP
GOA (INS
GOMANTAK)
GUJARAT (INS
DWARKA)
KAR’TAKA
(INS
KADAMBA)
M’RASHTRA
(INS KUNJALI
RCUs – RESPECTIVE NAVAL UNITS / NCCs IN STATES
CRSO (A&N)
PORT BLAIR
DEDICATED RESOURCES OF NRS
• CRSO : CDR
- 01
• SENIOR SAILOR
- 01
• JUNIOR SAILOR
- 01
• CLERK
- 01
• OF THE TWO SAILORS, ONE FROM PROVOST BRANCH
• CRSOs OFFICE LOCATED OUTSIDE SECURITY ZONE FOR
EASY ACCESS
FUNCTIONING OF NRS
• TWO REVIEWS UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP
OF CPS HAS BEEN UNDERTAKEN ON 10
MAR 11 AND 29 JUN 11 TO TAKE STOCK OF
THE FUNCTIONING OF NRS AND CARRY OUT
COURSE CORRECTION
• NUMBER OF WIDOWS CONTACTING THE
CRSOS ARE ON THE INCREASE
• ZSBS ARE ALSO DIRECTING CASES OF
NAVAL WIDOWS ON A REGULAR BASIS
• NRS DIRECTORY
CASES HANDLED BY CRSOs
• ALL BEREAVED NAVAL FAMILIES ARE
IMMEDIATELY ATTENDED TO BY CRSOs
• WIDOWS WITH PROBLEMS REACHED
OUT AND ASSISTED BY CRSOs
CRSO (N)
- 44
CRSO(S)
- 13
CRSO(E)
- 12
CRSO(W)
- 42
CRSO(NE)
- 11
CRSO (A&N) - 02
“NAVY CARES FOR ITS VETERANS”
PRESENTATION
BY
PDNPF
SEQUENCE OF PRESENTATION
• POST RETIREMENT DEATH INSURANCE EXTENSION
SCHEME
• SENIOR CITIZEN UNIT PLAN
• INBA GRANTS
• SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
• SOCIAL SECURITY DEPOSIT
INSURANCE COVER AFTER VI CPC
CATEGORY
INSURANCE
COVER
(Rs. In lakhs)
TIMES
OFFICER
40.00
8.33
SAILOR
20.00
13.33
PRDIES
FROM
PREMIUM
COVER
COVERAGE
(Rs. In lakhs) PERIOD
01.09.97
Rs 8,000/-
2.50
15 YRS OR 70
YEARS AGE
01.11.03
Rs 19,650/-
4.50
30 YRS OR 72
YEARS AGE
01.04.08
Rs 20,775/-
4.50
30 YRS OR 75
YRS AGE
01.11.10
Rs 35,000/-
6.00
- do -
SENIOR CITIZENS UNIT PLAN (SCUP)
UTI
•
SCHEME STARTED IN 1993
•
TERMINATED BY UTI ON 18 FEB 08
•
MEMBERS BELOW 58 YRS OF AGE
MEDICAL INSURANCE COVER SCUP
ABOVE 58 YRS
•
UP TO 61 YEARS
Rs 2.5 LAKHS
•
UP TO 67 YEARS
Rs 5.4 LAKHS
•
BEYOND 67 YEARS
Rs 7.5 lAKHS
INBA
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
• MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
• SCHOLARSHIP FOR HANDICAPPED
CHILDREN
• DEATH GRANT
• SELF EMPLOYMENT
INBA
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
• VOCATIONAL COURSES FOR WIDOWS
• DAUGHTER MARRIAGE OF WIDOWS
• SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
• SCHOLARSHIP BY NWWA
INBA
MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
• SCHOLARSHIP POST 10+2 EDUCATION
• ADMISSIBLE DURING GRADUATION AND
POST GRADUATION COURSES
ELIGIBILITY OFFICERS’ CHILDREN
• MARKS IN 10+2 BOARD
80%(Sc) 75%
• MARKS IN GRADUATION 65%
65%
• RENEWAL
60%
60%
RATES OF SCHOLARSHIP
• DAY SCHOLAR Rs 10,000/- ANNUALLY
• BOARDER Rs 15,000/- ANNUALLY
• YEARLY OUTGO Rs 90 LAKHS
NWWA SCHOLARSHIP
• CLASS I TO VIII
Rs.
3,500.00
• CLASS IX TO XII
Rs.
4,500.00
• GRADUATION/ MA/ PG
Rs.
7,000.00
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
• ECONOMIC VENTURE
- Rs 20,000/-
(KIOSKS/TAILORING/
KIRANA SHOP)
• GRANT FOR DAUGHTER’S
MARRIAGE TO WIDOWS
- Rs 25,000/-
• VOCATIONAL COURSE
FOR WIDOWS
- Rs 30,000/-
LUMP SUM GRANT TO NOK ON DEATH OF
PENSIONER
• OFFICERS
Rs 25,000/-
• SAILORS
Rs 20,000/-
YEARLY OUTGO Rs 80 LACS
TREATMENT OF EX-NAVAL PERSONNEL FOR
SERIOUS DISEASES
• ALL RETIRED PERSONNEL ARE TO BECOME MEMBER
OF ECHS
• INBA MEDICAL RE-IMBURSEMENT DISCONTINUED IN
VIEW OF ECHS
SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME
• STARTED
OCT 2003
• ON DEATH
SERVICE PERSONNEL
• EDUCATIONAL EXPENDITURE
REIMBURSEMENT
SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR WARDS OF
NAVAL PERSONNEL WHO DIE IN HARNESS
RATE OF SCHOLASHIP
(A) LKG / UKG
Rs. 5,000 p.a.
(B) CLASS I TO VIII
Rs.12,000 p.a.
(C) CLASS IX TO XII
Rs.15,000 p.a.
(D) GRADUATION
Rs.15,000 p.a.
(E) POST GRADUATION Rs.20,000 p. a.
SPECIAL SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME FOR WARDS OF NAVAL
PERSONNEL WHO DIE IN HARNESS
(F)
PROFESSIONAL COURSES :(i) ENGG / MEDICAL
Rs. 60,000 p.a.
(ii) COMPUTER/
MANAGEMENT
Rs. 45,000 p.a.
(iii) LEGAL STUDIES/
Rs. 30,000 p.a.
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
(G) BOARDING
Rs. 40,000 p.a.
YEARLY OUTGO RS 60 LACS
INVESTMENT OF INSURANCE AMOUNT
• OFFICERS 19 - RS.
• SAILORS 82
TOTAL
4.58 Cr
- RS. 7.24 Cr
RS. 11.82 Cr
YEARLY EXPENDITURE
(A) MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Rs. 90.00 LAKHS
(B) DEATH GRANT
Rs. 80.00 LAKHS
(C) SSS
Rs. 60.00 LAKHS
(D) ECONOMIC VENTURE Rs. 10.00 LAKHS
(E) NRS
TOTAL
Rs. 16.00 LAKHS
RS. 256.00 LAKHS
BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR NF
2011-12
S.NO
ITEM
(INCOME)
ACTUAL
EXP 10-11
BE 11-12
(A)
ADV FOR QD
MAGAZINE
423800
500000
(B)
INCOME FROM
INTEREST
84738.13
100000
(C)
MISC INCOME
1600
-
TOTAL
510138.13
600000
BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR NF - 2011-12
S.NO.
ITEM
(EXPENDITURE)
ACTUAL EXP
10-11
BE 11-12
(A)
AGM/GCM EXP
35326
50000
(B)
QUARTERDECK
417790
460000
(C)
TELEPHONE EXP
3309
-
(D)
BANK CHARGES
1131
1200
(E)
ADVERTISEMENT
QD EXP
1000
-
(F)
MISCELLANEOUS
4064
1000
TOTAL
462620
512200
SURPLUS
47518.13
87800
CONTACT POINT
PDNPF
(O)
(M)
: 23011527, 23010346
23013656
: 98107 68031
FAX
:
:
2301 3656
2301 0683
E-mail
: [email protected]
PRESENTATION ON
PENSION ISSUES
BY
PDPA
SCOPE OF PRESENTATION
• Initiatives taken to resolve issue
of Corrigendum PPOs
• GOI orders issued since Oct 2010
on pension
• Legal matters
• Status of demand for OROP
• Samadhan Cell
INITIATIVES TAKEN TO RESOLVE
ISSUE OF CORRIGENDUM PPO
• Large number of complaints on
incorrect revision of pensions by
banks.
• Tri-Services took up the matter with the
Govt.
• Ministry of Finance directed
PCDA(Pensions), Allahabad and CGDA
to commence issuing of
revised/corrigendum PPOs.
INITIATIVES TAKEN TO RESOLVE
ISSUE OF CORRIGENDUM PPO
• Issue of revised PPOs commenced
under “Project Sangam” wef 16 Aug 11.
• Issued first to post 1996 retirees and
thereafter gradually will be issued for
pre 1996 retirees. Issue of corrigendum
PPOs will be done for all the three
Services.
• CGDA will issue suitable directives to
PCDA(Navy) wrt naval pensioners.
INITIATIVES TAKEN BY GOVT
• MoD recently launched Centralised
Pensionary Grievances Redressal And
Monitoring System, CPENGRAMS wef
05 Sep 11.
• An internet based programme.
• Any pensioner from anywhere can lodge a
grievance online.
• Will be redressed expeditiously by the
concerned Service Headquarters.
GOI ORDERS ISSUED SINCE
OCT 2010 ON PENSION
REMOVAL OF PAY ANOMALY
• Difference in weightage
resulting in lower ranks drawing
higher pension
• Orders issued in Nov 10
• Pension of senior rank shall be
stepped up to the level of their
junior counterpart
FAMILY PENSION OF MISSING
PERSONNEL
• Govt issued orders in Feb 11
• The families of the service personnel/
pensioners may now been
sanctioned family pension after a
period of Six months instead of the
existing Twelve months from the
date of registration of an FIR with the
Police
ENHANCEMENT OF PENSION RATES
• SFP - 60% of the min of Reckonable
Emoluments (RE)
• LFP – 100% of the min of RE
• Disability element - 30% of the min
of RE
• War Injury element (Invalidment) 100% of min of RE
• War Injury element (Retirement) 60% of min of RE
ADMISSIBILITY OF DISABILITY
PENSION DURING INTERVENING
PERIOD
• Intervening period between the date
the pension expired and the date of
conduct of appeal medical board
• Orders issued in Nov 10
• Mandatory for the Appeal Medical
Boards to clearly state the admissibility
of the award in the Intervening Period
LEGAL MATTERS
IMPLEMENTATION OF COURT
JUDGMENTS
• Mandatory to obtain Govt counsel opinion
• Forward the case to MoD(Legal)
• To be done even if the Govt counsel has
found the case not fit for appeal
• Further, even if MoD(Legal) finds the case
not fit for appeal would still have to forward
it to Ministry of Law for their legal opinion
• Legal advice rendered by the Ministry of
Law becomes the guiding factor
IMPLEMENTATION OF COURT
JUDGMENTS
• Though the Administrative Powers
to implement the Court Orders have
been delegated to the Service HQ
• Prior approval of MOD and Min of
Law & Justice is required.
• Sanction letter only with the
concurrence of the Integrated
Finance Division, MoD
IMPLEMENTATION OF COURT
JUDGMENTS
• The entire process invariably
involves considerable lead time
• May extend up to 6 to 8 months
• In turn delays the
implementation of court
directives
STATUS OF IMPORTANT
COURT CASES
MAJ GEN SPS VAINS (RETD)
COURT CASE
• Petition in the Punjab and Haryana
High Court
• Higher pay and pension than that
of a Brig
• Judgment in May 05 – Pay &
Pension cannot be equivalent to
that of a Brig
• Govt filed SLP
MAJ GEN SPS VAINS (RETD)
COURT CASE
• SLP dismissed by the Hon’ble
Supreme Court in Sep 08
• MoD issued orders in Jul 09
• Not satisfied with the Govt
orders
• Contempt petition filed in the
Supreme Court
LTCDR AVTAR SINGH (RETD)
COURT CASE
• Filed a petition in AFT
• Grant of pension at minimum of
pay of a serving Lt Cdr post-1.1.06
• AFT, in Sep 10, decided the case in
favour of the pensioners
• MoD filed a Civil Appeal in the
Apex Court
COURT CASE ON BROAD BANDING
OF DISABILITY PENSION
• Petition for allowing the benefit of
Broad-Banding in the normal
retirement cases
• Benefit is admissible only in
Invalidment cases.
• AFT decided the case in favour of
the pensioners
• No Govt orders issued till-date
MAJOR DHANAPALAN COURT
CASE
•
•
•
•
•
Case filed in Kerala high court
Court upheld the plea
MoD filed SLP in the Supreme Court
Apex court upheld the judgment
MoD filed an Interlocutory
Application
• Next date of hearing is 22 Nov 11
ONE RANK ONE PENSION
• A Committee of secretaries (COS) set up in
Jan 09
• headed by Cabinet Secretary
• Committee did not find the implementation
of OROP administratively feasible
• recommended substantial improvement in
the pensions of the PBOR
• PBOR have been effectively granted OROP
• OROP not granted to officers
ONE RANK ONE PENSION
• Ex-servicemen, with the help of Shri
Rajeev Chandrasekhar, MP, Rajya Sabha,
submitted a petition to Rajya Sabha
• Petition admitted by Rajya Sabha on 15
Mar 11
• Referred to the Committee on petitions
• Committee headed by Shri Bhagat Singh
Koshiyari, MP, held two separate
hearings in May 2011
ONE RANK ONE PENSION
• Views of the Ex-servicemen
welfare heard on 18 May
• Views from three Services and
MoD heard on 27 May
• Further instructions awaited
ONE RANK ONE PENSION
• Services forcefully taking up the
demand for OROP
• Chairman COSC written to both
Prime Minister and Defence
Minister
• Also taken up as one of the key
anomalies post sixth CPC
• Addressed at the highest level
SAMADHAN CELL
• Samadhan Cell set up in DPA in May
2010
• Received 370 cases and resolved 240
• Major thrust to address widow cases
• 35 cases of widows resolved
• Arrears in excess of 12 lakhs
• Similar process being adopted in the
other two services
HOW TO CONTACT US
DIRECTORATE OF PAY & ALLOWANCES
IHQ, MoD(NAVY)
D-II WING, SENA BHAVAN
NEW DELHI – 110105
[email protected]
[email protected]
• CPENGRAMS (Centralised Pensionary Grievances
Redressal And Monitoring System)
pensionportal.gov.in
(pension grievances available under pension tab in
Operation Desk-> New Grievances option)
NAVY FOUNDATION AGM
04 OCT 11
SCHEME
• GOVT SANCTIONED
- 30 DEC 02
• LAUNCHED
- 01 APR 03
• POLYCLINICS
- 227
• REGIONAL CENTRES
- 13
• CENTRAL ORGANISATION
- 01 (DELHI)
STATUS REPORT
• MEMBERSHIP
• VETERANS
- 11,88,962
• DEPENDANTS
- 25,95,058
• TOTAL BENEFICIARIES - 37,84,020
• EMPANELLED HOSPITALS
• BUDGET FY 2011-12
- 1377 (173 STATIONS)
- 991 Cr
(INITIAL ALLOTMENT AGAINST
PROJECTED 1600 Cr)
MEMBERSHIP DATA
CATEGORY
NOs
%
PRE APR 2003 RETIREES
6,72,975
17.8
POST APR 2003 RETIREES
4,08,890
10.8
FAMILY PENSIONERS
1,07,097
2.8
TOTAL ESM
11,88,962
31.4
TOTAL DEPENDANTS
25,95,058
68.6
TOTAL BENEFICIARIES
37,84,020
ECHS BENEFICIARIES
NAVY
5%
AF
10%
ARMY
85%
87
RECENT ECHS DEVELOPMENTS
• EXPANSION OF ECHS NETWORK :•199 POLYCLINICS
•15 REGIONAL CENTRES
• UPGRADED ECHS SMART CARD 32 KB VALID AT ALL
POLYCLINICS
• ECHS WHITE CARD – PRIORITY FOR DISABLED
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
• NEW EMPANELMENT PROCEDURE – NABH (QCI)
• SUBSCRIPTION RATES REVISED AS PER GRADE
PAY WITH EFFECT FROM 01 JUN 09
• 24x7 ECHS HELPLINE WITH CALL CENTRE
SUPPORT (080 – 4300 4300)
EXISTING POLYCLINICS
&
REGIONAL CENTRE – NAVY
•
WNC - MUMBAI, POWAI, NERUL(THANE),
KARWAR, CHIPLUN, MAHAD
•
ENC - VIZAG, BHUBANESWAR, BALASORE,
TIRUNELVELI, KAKINADA
•
SNC - KOCHI
•
ANC - PORT BLAIR
•
REGIONAL CENTRE
- KOCHI
ECHS EXPANSION – NAVY
POLYCLINICS & REGIONAL CENTRES
•
NHQ / INDIA
•
WNC
- NAVI MUMBAI (COD, KANDIVALI),
VASCO-DA-GAMA
•
ENC
- RAMANATHAPURAM, SRIKAKULAM,
DHENKANAL, PURI, ANGUL
•
SNC
- MOOVATTUPUZHA,
THODUPUZHA (PAINAVU)
•
REGIONAL
CENTRES
- EAST DELHI
- VISAKHAPATNAM (ENC) &
MUMBAI (WNC)
ECHS SUBSCRIPTION RATES
GRADE PAY PER MONTH
SUBSCRIPTION
Rs 1800/- Rs. 1900/- Rs. 2000/Rs.2400/- & Rs. 2800/-
Rs. 15,000/-
Rs. 4200/-
Rs. 27,000/-
(OLD – Rs 1800)
(OLD – Rs 4800)
Rs. 4600/- Rs. 4800/- Rs. 5400/& Rs. 6600/-
Rs. 39,000/-
Rs. 7600/- & ABOVE
Rs. 60,000/-
(OLD – Rs 8400)
(OLD – Rs 12,000 & 18000)
POLYCLINICS – NAVY FOUNDATION CHARTERS
STATE WISE
S.NO.
POLYCLINICS
STATE
EXISTING EXPANSION TOTAL
08
10
18
1
ANDHRA
PRADESH
2
GOA
01
01
02
3
KARNATAKA
09
08
17
4
KERALA
11
12
23
5
MAHARASHTRA
21
09
30
NAVY FOUNDATION
STATE WISE
– EXPANSION
POLYCLINICS – NAVY FOUNDATION CHARTERS
S.NO.
POLYCLINICS
STATE
EXISTING EXPANSION
TOTAL
03
06
09
6
ODISHA
7
TAMILNADU
21
06
27
8
WEST BENGAL
08
08
16
9
DELHI / NCR
06
06
12
10
CHANDIGARH
01
01
02
PENDING ISSUES WITH MOD
• ADDITIONAL MANPOWER AT POLYCLINICS
• REVISION OF PAY OF POLYCLINIC STAFF
• NON-AVAILABILITY OF MEDICINES
• OUTSOURCING OF BILL PROCESSING – TPA
NON-AVAILABILITY OF MEDICINES
• PERMIT RE-IMBURSEMENT OF NA MEDICINES
• EXTEND
PROVISION
POLYCLINICS
OF
LP
TO
MIL
• ENHANCE LIMIT OF LP
• OUTSOURCE ENTIRE PHARMACY SERVICES
OUTSOURCING OF BILL PROCESSING
•
A PROPOSAL TO OUTSOURCE BILL PROCESSING TO
THIRD PARTY ADMINISTRATION (TPA), VIZ., UTI TSL
SUBMITTED WITH MOD
ECHS INFORMATION
• ECHS WEBSITE
: www.indianarmy.nic.in.
• E-MAIL ID
•
CENTRAL ORGANISATION ECHS : [email protected]
•
IHQ of MoD(NAVY) / ECHS OFFICE : [email protected]
• HELP
LINE NO.(24X7)
• TOLL FREE NO.
• CENT ORG TELE NO.
• IHQ
080 – 4300 4300
1800 – 103 – 8666
011–2568 4846
of MoD(NAVY) / ECHS OFFICE TELE :
011–24101319
• LATEST NEWSLETTER APR 2011 – IN FOLDER
• LIST OF 227 + 199 NEW POLYCLINICS – IN FOLDER
CONCLUSION
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS FOR ALL
CONFIRMATION OF
OLD AGENDA POINTS
NEW AGENDA POINTS
ITEM I. AVAILABILITY OF NAVAL FACILITIES
(CHENNAI/ KERALA CHARTER)
• ACCOMMODATION SHOULD ALWAYS BE
PROVIDED WHEN AVAILABLE (WITH SUFFICIENT
NOTICE) TO VETERANS IN ALL THE MESSES
• KINDLY INTIMATE THE NAVAL POLICY ON
AVAILABILITY OF NAVAL FACILITIES SUCH AS
SWIMMING POOL, GYM ETC FOR USE BY
RETIRED OFFICERS
ITEM I. AVAILABILITY OF NAVAL FACILITIES
(CHENNAI/ KERALA CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• NOI MEMBERSHIP/ MESS ACCOMMODATION ARE
PROVIDED BY THE RESPECTIVE STATION
COMMANDERS BASED ON THE CAPACITY
AVAILABLE
• THE SWIMMING POOL, GYM, BAR FACILITIES
ETC ARE ALSO LIMITED TO THE CAPACITY
AVAILABLE AND ARE BEING PROVIDED TO THE
VETERANS EXTENT FEASIBLE BY STN CDR
ITEM II. VETERAN'S KIT (CHENNAI CHARTER)
• OFFICERS ON RETIREMENT BEING GIVEN A TIE,
CUFF LINKS, TIE PIN AND A CAP
• NOT ALL THE MEMBERS HAVE RECEIVED THE
SAME
• STANDARD KIT BE PROVIDED TO ALL VETERANS
WHICH GIVES THEM AN IDENTITY OF A NAVAL
VETERAN
ITEM II. VETERAN'S KIT (CHENNAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• ONLY A SILVER SALVER BEING GIVEN BY DNPF
TO THE OFFICER ON RETIREMENT
• ASCERTAINED FROM DNPF/ DESA RECORDS
THAT NO TIE, CUFF LINKS, TIE PIN , CAP ETC
HAVE EVER BEEN ISSUED TO THE OFFICERS ON
RETIREMENT
ITEM III.
NRS (CHENNAI CHARTER)
• BRIEFING ON NRS BY DESA IS REQUESTED AS
MEMBERS ARE NOT CLEAR ABOUT THE
OBJECTIVES AND HOW IT IS PROPOSED TO
ACHIEVE THESE OBJECTIVES
ITEM III.
NRS (CHENNAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• COPY OF BRIEF ON NRS WAS SENT TO NF
CHARTERS BY CPS
• NRS BRIEF HOSTED ON DESA BLOG/ IRFC WEB
SITE
• A HANDOUT ON NRS ALSO BEING GIVEN TO
MEMBERS
ITEM IV. ISSUE OF RATION CARD AND VOTERS
CARD ( CHENNAI CHARTER)
• DIFFICULTLTY IN GETTING RATION CARD AND
VOTER’S CARD ON RETIREMENT DUE TO
CUMBERSOME PROCESSES
• NHQ MAY REQUEST STATE GOVERNMENTS TO
ISSUE THE RATION & VOTER’S CARD ON
ARRIVAL OF THE OFFICERS TO HIS PLACE OF
SETTLEMENT WITHOUT ANY HASSLES
• THIS MAY BE TIED UP THROUGH THE MOH SO
THAT PROCESSING IS DONE EVEN WHILE THE
OFFICER IS IN SERVICE
ITEM IV. ISSUE OF RATION CARD AND VOTERS
CARD (CHENNAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• ISSUE OF RATION & VOTERS CARDS IS A STATE
SUBJECT
• HON’BLE RM HAS WRITTEN TO CHIEF MINISTERS
REQUESTING THEM TO PROVIDE WORKING
LEVEL ASSISTANCE TO ESM IN ALL RESPECTS
• SPECIFIC DIFFICULTY EXPERIENCED IN A
PARTICULAR STATE WILL BE TAKEN UP BY IHQ
MOD(N)/ DESA THROUGH RSB/ KSB
ITEM V. FUNDING FOR SENIOR CITIZENS’ HOME
(KERALA CHARTER)
• REQUEST FOR FUNDING SUPPORT FROM NAVY/ GOVT
FOR PROCURING EIGHT TO TEN DWELLING UNITS IN THE
SCH WHICH IT HAD PROPOSED EARLIER
• THE DWELLING UNITS OF THE SCH ARE PROPOSED TO
BE OWNED BY THE CHARTER AND USED AS A HOSTEL
FOR OFFICER’S WIDOWS WHO ARE UNABLE TO INVEST
IN THE PROJECT OF SCH
• FACILITY WOULD BE ONLY FOR WIDOWS OF OFFICERS
AND THE NAVY WOULD NEED TO CREATE A SEPARATE
HOSTEL FOR SAILOR’S WIDOWS
ITEM V. FUNDING FOR SENIOR CITIZENS’ HOME
(KERALA CHARTER)
DISCUSSION
ITEM VI. MEMBERSHIP OF NAVY FOUNDATION
(KERALA CHARTER)
• PRESENTLY IT IS UP TO THE OFFICERS RETIRING
TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE OF JOINING A NAVY
FOUNDATION CHARTER
• THERE ARE MANY OFFICERS WHO ARE NOT
AWARE OF NF
• IT IS PROPOSED THAT THE ACTION FOR TAKING
MEMBERSHIP OF NAVY FOUNDATION BE MADE A
PART OF THE RETIREMENT FORMALITY LIKE
BECOMING ECHS MEMBER
ITEM VI. MEMBERSHIP OF NAVY FOUNDATION
(KERALA CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• NF MEMBERSHIP IS PURELY VOLUNTARY
• NF MEMBERSHIP FORMS ARE INCORPORATED
IN THE BOOKLET “NAVY FOR LIFE & BEYOND”
BY DESA AND THIS BOOKLET IS GIVEN TO
OFFICERS PRIOR RETIREMENT BY DOP ALONG
WITH RELEASE LETTER
ITEM VII. RETIRED OFFICERS IDENTITY CARD
(KERALA CHARTER)
• NEW IDENTITY CARD BEING ISSUED FOUND TO
BE OF VERY POOR QUALITY AS THE PHOTO AND
WRITTEN PART ARE GETTING ERASED WITH USE
• THE QUALITY OF CARD PRINTING NEEDS
IMPROVEMENT
ITEM VII. RETIRED OFFICERS IDENTITY CARD
(KERALA CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• THE NEW RETIRED OFFICERS IDENTITY CARD (SMART
CARD) HAS BEEN RE-DESIGNED AND ISSUED WEF
FEB 10
• NO COMPLAINTS RECEIVED ABOUT THIS CARD SO FAR ,
HOWEVER, ANY SPECIFIC CASE WILL BE ATTENDED TO
• THE RETIRED OFFICERS HOLDING OLD IDENTITY CARD
DESIROUS FOR RENEWAL WITH FIVE YEARS OF ISSUE
ARE PERMITTED AGAINST A PAYMENT OF RS 50/-
ITEM VIII. PENDING PAY/ PENSION ISSUES
(KERALA CHARTER)
• THE CURRENT STATUS ON THE VARIOUS PAY/ PENSION
DISCREPANCY CASES SUCH AS THE 4TH PAY
COMMISSION ANOMALY AND 6TH PAY COMMISSION
PENSION ANOMALY MAY PLEASE BE GIVEN FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE MEMBERS
ITEM IX . ISSUE OF REVISED PPO/ CORRIGENDUM
TO PPO (HYDERABAD CHARTER)
• BANKS ARE NOT ISSUING ANNEXURE-4 TO THE PENSIONERS
WHO HAVE RETIRED PRIOR TO 01ST JANUARY 2006
• BANKS STATING THAT THE ANNEXURE-4 VETTED BY THE CDA
HAVE NOT BEEN RECEIVED
• CDA (NAVY), MUMBAI CAN ISSUE THE REVISED PPOS/
CORRIGENDUM'S AS THE NUMBER OF NAVAL PENSIONERS
ARE MUCH LESSER THAN THAT OF ARMY/ AIR FORCE
• CDA (NAVY) MUMBAI MAY BE REQUESTED TO ISSUE THE
REVISED PPOS/ CORRIGENDUM IN A PHASED MANNER
ITEM VIII & IX. PAY/ PENSION ISSUES
(KERALA CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• CURRENT STATUS OF VARIOUS ISSUES OF PAY/
PENSION DISCREPANCIES HAVE BEEN COVERED
IN THE PRESENTATION OF PDPA AND ARE ALSO
GIVEN IN THE HANDOUT OF PDPA
ECHS ISSUES
ECHS ISSUES
ITEM X. (11) OPHTHALMOLOGIST & ENT
SPECIALIST AT POLYCLINIC (CHENNAI CHARTER)
• ECHS POLYCLINIC IS REFERRING THE EYE
CASES TO OPHTHALMOLOGIST IN MH (CHENNAI)
ONLY AND NOT TO AN EMPANELLED HOSPITAL
• ENT AND EYE OPDS AT MH(CHENNAI) TO SEE
ECHS BENEFICIARIES ON ALL WORKING DAYS
INSTEAD OF ON SOME SPECIFIC DAYS
ITEM X. (11) OPHTHALMOLOGIST & ENT
SPECIALIST AT POLYCLINIC (CHENNAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• AS PER GOVT. POLICY, ALL ECHS MEMBERS ARE TO
FULLY UTILISE THE FACILITIES OF ARMED FORCES
MEDICAL SERVICES (AFMS) /OPHTHALMOLOGIST /
ENT SPECIALISTS IN THE STATION BEFORE BEING
REFERRED TO EMPANELLED FACILITIES
• PRESENTLY OPD IS SCHEDULED FOUR DAYS IN A
WEEK (EYE) AS THE SPECIALISTS ON OTHER DAYS
HAVE TO PERFORM SURGERY
ITEM X. (12) SHORTAGE OF MEDICINES AT POLYCLINIC,
SECUNDERABAD (HYDERABAD CHARTER)
• SHORTAGE OF MEDICINES AT ECHS POLYCLINIC
• SUPPLY OF MEDICINES FOR 30 DAYS ONLY
ITEM X. (12) SHORTAGE OF MEDICINES AT POLYCLINIC,
SECUNDERABAD (HYDERABAD CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• MEDICINES ARE PROVIDED BY ARMED FORCES
MEDICAL STORE DEPOTS (AFMSDs). AT TIMES DUE TO
DELAY IN SUPPLY CHAIN CERTAIN MEDICINES ARE IN
SHORT SUPPLY
• FOR NON-AVAILABLE (NA) MEDICINES CO HOSPITALS
HAVE BEEN GIVEN LP POWERS
• PILOT PROJECT OF OUTSOURCING OF ENTIRE
PHARMACY FOR ECHS IS IN PROGRESS
• MEDICINES CAN ALSO BE SUPPLIED FOR 60 / 90 DAYS
SUBJECT TO ENDORSEMENT BY THE SPECIALIST
DEPENDING ON CHRONICITY OF THE DISEASE / REVIEW
ITEM X (13) EMPANELMENT OF ECHS HOSPITALS
•
ALL CGHS EMPANELLED HOSPITAL MUST AUTOMATICALLY
BE EMPANELLED FOR ECHS. DELAY IN EMPANELMENT OF
GLOBAL HOSPITAL, CHENNAI (CHENNAI CHARTER)
•
COMBRAX AND CABS BE ENTRUSTED WITH THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF EMPANELMENT OF PRIVATE HOSPITALS
IN MUMBAI INSTEAD OF REGIONAL CENTRE, PUNE.
EMPANELMENT OF DENTAL CLINICS AND LABS ALSO
REQUIRED IN POWAI, NAVI MUMBAI AND WESTERN SUBURBS
FOR VETERANS RESIDING IN THESE AREAS
(MUMBAI CHARTER)
ITEM X (13) EMPANELMENT OF ECHS HOSPITALS
COMMENTS
• CGHS HOSPITALS ARE CONCENTRATED IN THE
NORTHERN PARTS OF THE COUNTRY AND THUS ARE
NOT SUFFICIENT FOR ECHS REQUIREMENTS
• SPECIALIST FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN LOCAL AFMS
HOSPITALS ARE BORNE IN MIND BEFORE
EMPANELMENT OF CGHS HOSPITALS
• APPLICATION FOR EMPANELMENT IN RESPECT TO
GLOBAL HOSPITAL, CHENNAI HAS BEEN FORWARDED
TO MOD FOR APPROVAL
ITEM X (13) EMPANELMENT OF ECHS HOSPITALS
COMMENTS CONTD…
• PROCEDURE FOR EMPANELMENT OF PRIVATE
HOSPITALS/ DENTAL CENTRES/ LABS BY ECHS
MODIFIED
• NABH (NATIONAL ACCREDITATION BOARD FOR
HOSPITALS) NOW AUTHORISED TO EMPANEL
PRIVATE HOSPITALS FOR ECHS
ITEM X. (14) OPD AT EMPANELLED HOSPITALS
(MUMBAI CHARTER)
• VETERANS STAYING AWAY FROM
POLYCLINICS BE ALLOWED FOR OPD
AT EMPANELLED HOSPITALS
ITEM X. (14) OPD AT EMPANELLED HOSPITALS
(MUMBAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• AFV AS PER THE ECHS SCHEME ARE
SEEN IN THE POLYCLINICS AND THEN
REFERRED TO AFMS HOSPITALS /
EMPANELLED HOSPITALS DEPENDING ON
THE CASE
• ADDITIONAL POLYCLINICS (199) PLANNED
WOULD AUGMENT THE NEED FOR OPD
SERVICES FOR VETERANS
ITEM X. (15) ESTABLISHMENT OF ECHS HOSPITALS
/ ADDITIONAL POLYCLINICS
•
POLYCLINIC SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED AT
TAMBARAM AT THE EARLIEST FOR
VETERANS RESIDING AT SUBURBS BEYOND
TAMBARAM (CHENNAI CHARTER)
•
CURRENT STATUS ON ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE ECHS SPECIALTY HOSPITALS
AND ADDITIONAL POLYCLINICS
(KERALA CHARTER)
ITEM X. (15) ESTABLISHMENT OF ECHS HOSPITALS
/ ADDITIONAL POLYCLINICS
COMMENTS
• A POLYCLINIC AT TAMBARAM IS EXPECTED
TO BE OPERATIONAL BY APR 2013 UNDER
THE COMMAND AND CONTROL OF AIR FORCE.
• A HANDOUT ON EXPANSION HAS BEEN
PROVIDED
ITEM X. (16) POLYCLINIC AND PATIENT MANAGEMENT
(MUMBAI CHARTER)
• OPERATIONALISATION OF POLYCLINIC AT COD
KANDIVALI AND PROVISION OF MEDICAL COVER TO
VETERANS AT MI ROOM, INS HAMLA TILL
OPERATIONALISATION OF POLYCLINIC
• ENHANCEMENT OF SALARY STRUCTURE OF
POLYCLINIC STAFF IN MUMBAI
• TRANSFER OF A PATIENT FROM PRIVATE
EMPANELLED HOSPITAL IN 48 HRS AFTER
ADMISSION
ITEM X. (16) POLYCLINIC AND PATIENT MANAGEMENT
(MUMBAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• IDENTIFICATION OF TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION
FOR SETTING UP OF AN ECHS POLYCLINIC / LAND FOR
CONSTRUCTION IS STILL IN PROGRESS BY COD
KANDIVALI
• EMERGENCY TREATMENT FOR AFV & THEIR
DEPENDENTS AT INS HAMLA IS AVAILABLE AS PER
SERVICE REGULATIONS. PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE
REGULAR MEDICAL COVER THROUGH HAMLA BEING
EXPLORED
ITEM X. (16) POLYCLINIC AND PATIENT MANAGEMENT
(MUMBAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• ECHS CENTRAL ORGANISATION HAS TAKEN UP THE
CASE WITH MOD FOR ENHANCEMENT OF
REMUNERATION OF POLYCLINIC STAFF. SANCTION OF
THE SAME IS AWAITED
ITEM X. (16) POLYCLINIC AND PATIENT MANAGEMENT
(MUMBAI CHARTER)
COMMENTS
• ECHS BENEFICIARIES ARE PERMITTED TO AVAIL TREATMENT
IN EMPANELLED HOSPITALS. FOR EMERGENCIES OR LIFE
THREATENING CONDITIONS ADMISSION IN NON-EMPANELLED
FACILITIES IS ALSO PERMISSIBLE
• ON THE OCCURRENCE OF EMERGENCY AND CONSEQUENT
HOSPITALISATION IN NON-EMPANELLED FACILITIES , THE
ECHS MEMBER / REPRESENTATIVE IS REQUIRED TO INTIMATE
THE NEAREST POLYCLINIC WITHIN 48 HOURS FOR RAISING
EIR. THE PATIENT CAN CONTINUE TO REMAIN HOSPITALISED
TILL CONDITION STABILISES FOR TRANSFER/ DISCHARGE
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PRESENTATION OF GRANTS
BY
CNS
VOTE OF THANKS
BY
SECRETARY
REVISION OF PAY–POLYCLINIC STAFF
EXISTING
PROPOSED
OIC
25,000/-
46,000/-
MED OFFR
25,000/-
46,000/-
MED SPLST
35,000/-
55,000/-
GYNAECOLOGIST
35,000/-
55,000/-
DENTAL OFFR
25,000/-
46,000/-
NURSING ASST (GEN)
9,500/-
17,480/-
NURSING ASST (SPL)
10,000/-
18,400/-
LAB ASSISTANT
10,000/-
18,400/-
DENTAL HYGIENIST
10,000/-
18,400/-
RECEPTIONIST
8000/-
14,720/-
DRIVER
7000/-
12,880/-
PEON
6500/-
11,960/-
SAFAIWALA
6500/-
11,960/-
FEMALE ATTENDANT
6500/-
11,960/-
CATEGORY
OFFICERS
PARA
MEDICAL
STAFF
NON
MEDICAL
STAFF
STAFF