Friday, 2 October 2015

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Big Story

·                India submits climate action plan, commits 33-35 pc cut in carbon intensity by 2030
·                'Those who did not take advantage of black money window will regret' 

 

National

·                TMC demands PM Modi to speak up on "communal" incidents
·                PM lauds Sushma for 'perfect articulation' of issues
·                6 persons die in jeep-tanker head-on collision in Raj
·                Modi attacks Nitish, calls him 'arrogant'
·                SU-30 fighter pilots focusing on beyond visual range combat
·                AAP targets PM over 'measly' black money recovery
·                Yechury condemns police lathicharge on Left activists
·                MCD workers decide to postpone strike decision 
·                Pistol sneaked inside Delhi Metro via unmanned area
·                Netaji's kin push for declassification of Shastri files
·                Congress condemns police assault on Left activists
·                Candidates cry foul over RAS exam marking
·                Cops injured in clash with supporters of poll candidates in UP
·                Odisha govt to provide subsidised rice to SC/ST schools:Naveen
·                Railways to continue 'Swachh Bharat' till Mar 2016
·                Inter-faith prayer ceremony pays tribute to Mahatma's spirit
·                TN Governor,CM lead state in paying tributes to Mahatma Gandhi
·                Indian, Chinese troops meet on Arunachal border
·                Farmers hold protest, block highway
·                No politics on Dadri incident: Union Minister Mahesh Sharma
·                Govt mulling panic button in cell phones for women's safety
·                'Did not influence anyone to give coal block to Birla'
·                Swachch Bharat: Modular toilet complex inaugurated
·                2 Army officers killed in road mishap in J-K
·                Seven Indian fishermen arrested by Sri Lankan navy
·                Akhilesh targets PM, dares him to ban beef exports
·                Pak fudging facts regarding UN resolutions: Omar
·                Gandhi Jayanti celebrated across Punjab, Haryana
·                Book on Gandhian philosophy set for auction
·                Sea level rise no threat to Sundarbans: research
·                Nation pays homage to Mahatma Gandhi

 

International

·                Putin holds 1st talks with Western leaders since Syria strikes
·                "Merkel has chance of winning Nobel Peace Prize"
·                "UN fails to address challenges to peace, security"
·                Banned Crimean leader slips into EU
·                Israel army launches manhunt after couple killed
·                'Russian air strikes in Syria to last 3-4 months'
·                NASA captures Pluto's moon Charon in detail
·                US anti-abortion campaigner loses bid to stay in Aus
·                3 militants arrested in raid in Pakistan
·                'Pak is against the use of proxies against any country'
·                Core issue of J-K top agenda for any dialogue: Pak 
·                Saudi haj disaster toll rises higher with Iran's 465 dead
·                'Children among dead in Russian strikes on Syria'
·                Cambodian opposition senator on trial for Facebook comments
·                US Congress lets 'discriminatory' outsourcing H-1B fee lapse
·                'Indonesia forest fires could become worst on record'
·                IMF paints grim picture of Nepalese economy
·                Suspect hired street vendors to deliver parcel bombs
·                10 killed in college shooting in US, Obama urges gun control
·                Virginia executes serial killer who claimed to be disabled
·                11 killed in US plane crash claimed by Taliban in Afghanistan
·                Russia again strikes Assad's foes, amid US concerns
·                Fighting as Afghan forces struggle to oust Taliban from Kunduz
·                Conscript killed in Egypt
·                11 dead in US C-130 plane crash in Afghanistan

 

Business

·                'India to displace China as Silicon Valley's next frontier'
·                "India becoming strategic target for cyber-criminals"
·                France opens probe into  fraud over VW scandal
·                'Creating skilled manpower, jobs biggest challenge'
·                Microsoft and Google call truce in patent wars
·                Sebi bans Rahul Hi Rise from raising public money
·                Telecom Ministry grants ISP License to TN
·                'India should benchmark gas price to deficit nations'
·                NSE to introduce self-trade prevention mechanism
·                BSE, NSE to move 25 cos to restricted trade segment
·                Dabur to adopt villages to support 'Swachh Bharat' 
·                Test shows food items contain unapproved pesticides
·                Oil higher in Asia ahead of US jobs report
·                Truckers continue strike; disrupts goods supply

 

Sports

·                BCCI launches toss coin to commemorate Gandhi's birth
·                Special athletes spend night on road, probe ordered
·                Taiwan Masters: Rashid grabs lead, Atwal misses cut
·                Chennaiyin FC eyeing home advantage against ATK
·                Boxers Neeraj, Dilbag in pro action this weekend
·                Disappointing start for Indian trio at Dunhill Links
·                Australia focus on Kiwis with Bangladesh tour down
·                Brotherly boost as Djokovic's seeks perfect six
·                'President's Cup will be an experience of a lifetime'
·                Muhammad Ali honored in his Kentucky hometown

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OROP: Ex-servicemen want five-year clause dropped

    
Ex-servicemen attend a meeting on the OROP issue at Parade Ground in Dehradun on Sunday
 
Tribune News Service
Dehradun, September 27
Maj Gen Satbir Singh (retd), chairman of the Indian Ex-servicemen Movement (IESM), said here today that agitating ex-servicemen would not accept the clause of five years in the one rank one pension (OROP) scheme. The Union Government had added the clause while announcing OROP benefits on September 5.

Maj Gen Satbir, reacting to Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar’s statement that defence personnel who take voluntary retirement would not be entitled to OROP benefits, said VRS was not applicable to defence forces as defence personnel retire under the premature retirement scheme with an aim to keeping the forces young and physically fit.

He said defence personnel retire at an early age with pension, hence they should also be covered under the OROP scheme. The Central government should equalise pension of defence personnel every year instead of proposed every five years, as it would result in one rank five pension instead of OROP.

He expressed concern that the clause would defeat the purpose of OROP as pension of retired junior officers and other ranks would be much higher than the retired senior defence personnel, who had retired earlier.

Maj Gen Satbir said they had submitted a memorandum to the Defence Minister demanding quashing of all clauses added to the OROP scheme. The Centre Government should constitute a five-member committee comprising three retired defence personnel, one serving personnel and one from the Ministry of Defence to review equalisation of pension.

Earlier, Maj Gen Satbir addressed a gathering at Parade Ground here. He said 60,000 servicemen retire from the Indian defence forces every year, hence OROP would not put much financial burden on the Union Government.

He said the agitating ex-servicemen would hold a series of protests across the country if the Union Government did not accede to their demands till October 4.

Maj Gen C Nandwani (retd), president of the United Front of Ex-servicemen, Uttarakhand Chapter, expressed anguish at the delay in sanctioning of OROP benefits to ex-servicemen. He said same pension benefits should be given to retired defence personnel who held the same rank and had put in an equal number of years of service, irrespective of the date of retirement.

Maj Gen Nandwani said disparity in pension would not be tolerated at any cost. Senior retired defence personnel, including Maj Gen Lalji D Singh, Brig KG Behl, Brig RS Rawat, and Capt AS Bhandari, attended the rally.
 
 

OROP : Navy officers seek higher grade pay - Pranav Kulkarni

With eye on one rank one pension, Navy officers seek higher grade pay -

What forms the backdrop of this demand is a 2013 Supreme Court verdict that quashed differential treatment to “time-scale” captains and select grade captains.


In what is linked to the government’s announcement of One Rank One Pension scheme for armed forces, at least 10 serving Navy officers have made representations to the Navy Headquarters seeking enhancement of their grade pay which may entitle them to higher salaries, pension and benefits. Sources said the Navy authorities might receive more such representations.

The hikes sought, though seemingly minuscule, will put them in a higher pay band thereby entitling them to much higher benefits under the seventh Central Pay Commission and OROP, the officers have said.


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Select grade captains are officers promoted to the rank of a captain on clearing selection boards. Those who do not clear the selection boards become captains on completion of 26 years of service.

One of the “time-scale” captains, in his letter to the Navy Headquarters, has sought that his “grade pay” be increased from Rs 8,700 per month to Rs 8,900 per month. Speaking on the condition of anonymity, the navy officer said: “The seventh Central Pay Commission is currently preparing its report. It may look like a fight for just Rs 200, but it is not so. A grade pay of Rs 8,900 puts officers in a different pay band that would entitle them to enhanced benefits under the Central Pay Commission recommendations. In the light of the OROP, the hike may also affect our pensions substantially.”

What forms the backdrop of this demand is a 2013 Supreme Court verdict that quashed differential treatment to “time-scale” captains and select grade captains.
Select grade captains are officers promoted to the rank of a captain on clearing selection boards. Those who do not clear the selection boards become captains on completion of 26 years of service. Select grade captains who spend three years in the rank enjoy a higher grade pay of Rs 8,900 per month equivalent to a Commodore, while “time scale” receive Rs 8,700. Also, retirement age for selection grade captains in 56 years, while their “time-scale” counterparts retire at 54.
In 2013, “time-scale” captains approached the Supreme Court seeking extension of their service by two years.

Ex-paramilitary personnel threaten to go on hungerstrike from November 2 
The association of ex-paramilitary personnel has shot off a notice to Prime Minister Narendra Modi threatening to go on a hungerstrike from November 2 unless its demand for One Rank, One Pension is met. In the notice, undersigned by its national general secretary PS Nair, the All India Central Paramilitary Forces Ex-servicemen Welfare Association demanded separate service and pension rules for paramilitary personnel, CSD canteen facility, exemption from contributory pension system and paramilitary service pay. It also reminded the PM of the promises he had made during his election speeches. – ENS

 - Pranav Kulkarni New Delhi Updated: Sep 30, 2015, 16:40
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Senior Indian army officer warns of ‘attacking’ Pakistan Army HQ


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October 1, 2015 @ 1:05 PM by Web Desk  Published in Pakistan 
 
SRINAGAR: A senior Indian army officer has said attacking Pakistan Army headquarters in Rawalpindi was an option with the Indian army.
  
Brigadier J S Cheema of the Indian army’s Baramulla-based 19th Infantry Division made these remarks while addressing a conference organized by the Army to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of 1965 war at Army’s strategic Srinagar-based 15 Corps headquarters, said a report published in Rising Kashmir.

“What are we waiting for? Another 26/11?” he said.

Brig Cheema said New Delhi should deal with Islamabad the way the United States dealt with Pakistan when it carried the Operation Neptune Spear in May 2011 that resulted in the death of the former Al-Qaeda chief, Osama Bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan.

He said Indian Army had already carried attacks inside another country – Myanmar – by attacking the camps of its rebel leaders and attacking Pakistan Army headquarters would not be something new.

Indian Army had “crossed over to Myanmar territory” and launched a massive search involving hundreds of Army men and helicopters to track down the rebels during the operation.

Brig Cheema also said that the Army needs to play a role in making the separatist leadership in
Kashmir irrelevant.

Brig Cheema said if Army does not indulge in human rights violations, separatists would be marginalized.

Chalking out roles for the Army, he said, “Our job is to maintain the sanctity of the borders and help in maintaining peace in the hinterland.”

Major General Raj Shukla of the 19th Infantry Division, in his speech said, New Delhi need not worry about the growing Islamabad-Beijing military partnership.

“China has never come to the rescue of Pakistan in wars,” he said. “That kind of military assistance is not forthcoming although there is transfer of military technology and the economic corridor coming up between the two countries.”

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