Government considering proposal to reduce Retirement Age of Central Government Employees from 60 to 58 to reduce expenditure – Financial Express reports Government considering proposal to reduce to retirement age of central government employeesThis unconfirmed news would be really worrying aging central government employees if it is true. One of the leading financial daily in India has in its website reported that Central Government is considering a proposal that aims to reduce retirement of age of central government employees from 60 years to 58 years. Central Government Employees have seen the increase in retirement age from 55 to 58 in the year 1962 and from 58 years to 60 years in the year 1998, but reduction of retirement age has no precedence Though it is practically possible to show the employees the door, who are between 58 years to 60 years and who are nearing 58 years, such employees would be much affected emotionally apart from financial loss. TEXT OF FINANCIAL EXPR
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Source The Rail News CBI finds Rs.10 Lakh in Drainpipes of arrested Railway officer’s house Source of picture Reuters New Delhi: CBI has recovered Rs 10 lakh from a drain near the house of arrested Railway Board official which were allegedly flushed by his relatives at the time of raids carried out by the agency recently. The sources said when CBI team reached the residence of Ravi Mohan Sharma, arrested on October 22 while allegedly accepting bribe of Rs.5 lakh, relatives sensed trouble and flushed money bundles in the drain before they were stopped by the officials. CBI sources said team of agency officials in toe with labourers are still at Verma’s residence looking for cash in the sewage drain. The sources said so far about Rs 10 lakh have been recovered from the drain even as the search continues. According to CBI sources, the arrest is the second biggest after Railway Board member Mahesh Kumar, who was arrested for allegedly giving bribe of Rs 90 lakh to g
Source The Rail News Senior Railway Board official arrested by CBI on graft charges New Delhi: A senior Railway Board official was caught red-handed on Wednesday by the Central Bureau of Investigation for allegedly receiving Rs.5 lakh in bribe from a tour operator to facilitate special trains and additional coaches for tourists. Ravi Mohan Sharma, an Indian Railway Traffic Service officer of 1997 batch, was allegedly receiving the bribe amount at his Delhi residence from a Mumbai-based tour operator when he was arrested. According to the CBI, the money was being paid through the hawala channel. The alleged bribe was being given to facilitate running of special trains and additional coaches for the benefit of the accused tour operator, who is also under scrutiny. The CBI would probe whether the accused officer had amassed wealth disproportionate to his income from known sources. The agency has also launched investigations into the suspected role of other Railway offici
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Source The Rail News Beware of This Danger! Trial of Aadhar enabled Biometric Attendance System at Rail Bhawan Is Railways still suspicious about the staff's integrity? New Delhi: Railways will commence trial run for Aadhaar-enabled biometric attendance system at Rail Bhawan from today. All the employees who have enrolled on the system shall start making their attendance on the biometric machines installed at the Rail Bhawan, said a senior Raiway Ministry official. However, the official clarified that biometric attendance system will be carried on in addition to the regular marking of attendance in the registers. There will be nominated section officers to ensure that the new system is active for marking attendance at the start and end of the day. Biometric attendance system is a foolproof technology to ensure the accuracy of attendance and is useful to big organisations and government offices. A biometric roll call system which will track their attend
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