Chip Based ATM cum Debit Card from IPPB (India Post Payments Bank)

Chip Based ATM cum Debit Card from IPPB (India Post Payments Bank) Chip Based ATM cum Debit Card from IPPB (India Post Payments Bank) The India Post Payment Bank will issue chip-based ATM cum debit card to its customers in lieu of conventional magnetic tape based cards. A microchip is embedded on the card and contains all information in an encrypted format. It also comes with a personal identification number (PIN).  When a chip-based card is used at the point of sale (POS) terminal, the terminal reads the encrypted format on the card and asks for a PIN and only then is the transaction processed. A chip-based card cannot be read unless you punch in the PIN. Following is the first look of Rupay Debit of IPPB to be supplied to its account holders. So far, only Axis Bank Ltd, HDFC Bank Ltd, State Bank of India (SBI), ICICI Bank Ltd and Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd have launched chip-based cards in India. Some banks offer chip-based cards without a PIN; they use your signature for authentication. The pilot branches of IPPB will be inaugurated at Raipur and Ranchi through video conferencing by Arun Jaitely and Manoj Sinha on 30th January 2017, at 5PM.

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why Modi government not giving hike to 47 lakh employees : 7 th Pay Commission Report

7th pay commission: This is why Modi government not giving hike to 47 lakh employees

More than 14 months have passed since the seventh pay commission report was submitted and little less seven months have elapsed since the union cabinet approved implementation of the salary hike recommendations, but the central government employees are still awaiting the good news.

Demonetisation is said to be the reason behind the delay in announcing allowances by the Narendra Modi government for the 47 lakh employees and 53 lakh pensioners. The number of beneficiaries includes 14 lakh employees and 18 lakh pensions from the armed forces.

HOW DEMONETISATION AFFECTS PAY HIKE: THINGS TO KNOW

1.            The government has announced that it will implement the seventh pay commission's recommendations from January 1 last year. But, in the aftermath of demonetisation, the government is not in position to make the final decision.

2.            The seventh pay commission proposed a 138.71 per cent hike in housing allowance (HRA) and 49.79 per cent for other allowances.

3.            The pay commission estimated that during the current fiscal, the hike in allowances would add a burden of Rs 29,300 crore (Rs 17,200 crore under HRA and Rs 12,100 crore under other allowances). This is a huge sum but after demonetisation, the government is working hard to stave off the cash crunch that set in.

4.            The Modi government has constituted a committee to look into the recommendations regarding allowances and the manner of their implementation.

5.            Some reports suggest that the committee under the chairmanship of finance secretary Ashok Lavasa has finalised its report, but the government is unable to pay the allowances to its employees due to cash crunch.

6.            The employees' unions have been putting pressure on the finance ministry to announce hike in allowances at the earliest. 

7.            The announcement of assembly elections in five states has given some time for the government as it cannot announce pay hikes till the model code of conduct is in place.

8.            The assembly elections have given the government time till March 8, by when there would be some additional cash in circulation. But, by then the budget would have been presented and accommodating over Rs 29,000 crore for salaries and pensions in the budge may pose a problem.

9.            The delay in implementation of the seventh pay commission's recommendations has caused tremendous irritation and frustration among employees. 

10.         The BJP may have to face a backlash in the assembly elections in the five states, two of which is ruled by the party either directly or in alliance. Thus, demonetisation move by the Modi government may strike a double blow to the BJP in polls.

Source :  http://indiatoday.intoday.in

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PREPARED AS PER GDS REPORT RELEASED ON 18-01-2017 - Download
NEW PAY TABLE OF GDS MC, GDS MC/MD,GDS MP - Download
OLD TRCA OF  GDS MC,GDSMP	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)		OLD TRCA OF  GDS MC,GDSMP	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)		OLD TRCA OF  GDS MC,GDSMP	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)
2295-45-3690	10000-24470		2870-50-4370	10000-24470		3635-65-5585	12000-29380
OLD PAY	NEW PAY		OLD PAY	NEW PAY		OLD PAY	NEW PAY
2295	10000		2870	10000		3635	12000
2340	10000		2920	10000		3700	12000
2385	10000		2970	10000		3765	12000
2430	10000		3020	10000		3830	12000
2475	10000		3070	10000		3895	12000
2520	10000		3120	10000		3960	12000
2565	10000		3170	10000		4025	12000
2610	10000		3220	10000		4090	12000
2655	10000		3270	10000		4155	12000
2700	10000		3320	10000		4220	12000
2745	10000		3370	10000		4285	12000
2790	10000		3420	10000		4350	12000
2835	10000		3470	10000		4415	12000
2880	10000		3520	10000		4480	12000
2925	10000		3570	10000		4545	12000
2970	10000		3620	10000		4610	12000
3015	10000		3670	10000		4675	12360
3060	10000		3720	10000		4740	12360
3105	10000		3770	10000		4805	12360
3150	10000		3820	10000		4870	12740
3195	10000		3870	10000		4935	12740
3240	10000		3920	10300		5000	13130
3285	10000		3970	10300		5065	13130
3330	10000		4020	10610		5130	13530
3375	10000		4070	10610		5195	13530
3420	10000		4120	10610		5260	13530
3465	10000		4170	10930		5325	13940
3510	10000		4220	10930		5390	13940
3555	10000		4270	11260		5455	14360
3600	10000		4320	11260		5520	14360
3645	10000		4370	11260		5585	14360
3690	10000
NEW PAY TABLE OF GDS MD, GDSSV
OLD TRCA OF  GDS MD/GDS SV	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)		OLD TRCA OF  GDS MD/GDS SV	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)		OLD TRCA OF  GDS MD/GDS SV	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)
2665-50-4165	10000-24470		3330-60-5130	10000-24470		4220-75-6470	12000-29380
OLD PAY	NEW PAY		OLD PAY	NEW PAY		OLD PAY	NEW PAY
2665	10000		3330	10000		4220	12000
2715	10000		3390	10000		4295	12000
2765	10000		3450	10000		4370	12000
2815	10000		3510	10000		4445	12000
2865	10000		3570	10000		4520	12000
2915	10000		3630	10000		4595	12000
2965	10000		3690	10000		4670	12000
3015	10000		3750	10000		4745	12360
3065	10000		3810	10000		4820	12360
3115	10000		3870	10000		4895	12740
3165	10000		3930	10300		4970	13130
3215	10000		3990	10300		5045	13130
3265	10000		4050	10610		5120	13530
3315	10000		4110	10610		5195	13530
3365	10000		4170	10930		5270	13940
3415	10000		4230	10930		5345	13940
3465	10000		4290	11260		5420	13940
3515	10000		4350	11260		5495	14360
3565	10000		4410	11600		5570	14360
3615	10000		4470	11600		5645	14800
3665	10000		4530	11950		5720	14800
3715	10000		4590	11950		5795	15250
3765	10000		4650	11950		5870	15250
3815	10000		4710	12310		5945	15710
3865	10000		4770	12310		6020	15710
3915	10300		4830	12680		6095	15710
3965	10300		4890	12680		6170	16190
4015	10610		4950	13070		6245	16190
4065	10610		5010	13070		6320	16680
4115	10610		5070	13070		6395	16680
4165	10930		5130	13470		6470	16680
NEW PAY TABLE OF GDS BPM (TRCA--1,2,3)
OLD TRCA OF  GDS BPM	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)		OLD TRCA OF  GDS BPM	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)		OLD TRCA OF  GDS BPM	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)
2745-50-4245	12000-29380		3200-60-5000	12000-29380		3660-70-5760	12000-29380
OLD PAY	NEW PAY		OLD PAY	NEW PAY		OLD PAY	NEW PAY
2745	12000		3200	12000		3660	12000
2795	12000		3260	12000		3730	12000
2845	12000		3320	12000		3800	12000
2895	12000		3380	12000		3870	12000
2945	12000		3440	12000		3940	12000
2995	12000		3500	12000		4010	12000
3045	12000		3560	12000		4080	12000
3095	12000		3620	12000		4150	12000
3145	12000		3680	12000		4220	12000
3195	12000		3740	12000		4290	12000
3245	12000		3800	12000		4360	12000
3295	12000		3860	12000		4430	12000
3345	12000		3920	12000		4500	12000
3395	12000		3980	12000		4570	12000
3445	12000		4040	12000		4640	12000
3495	12000		4100	12000		4710	12360
3545	12000		4160	12000		4780	12360
3595	12000		4220	12000		4850	12740
3645	12000		4280	12000		4920	12740
3695	12000		4340	12000		4990	13130
3745	12000		4400	12000		5060	13130
3795	12000		4460	12000		5130	13530
3845	12000		4520	12000		5200	13530
3895	12000		4580	12000		5270	13940
3945	12000		4640	12000		5340	13940
3995	12000		4700	12360		5410	13940
4045	12000		4760	12360		5480	14360
4095	12000		4820	12740		5550	14360
4145	12000		4880	12740		5620	14800
4195	12000		4940	12740		5690	14800
4245	12000		5000	13130		5760	15250
NEW PAY TABLE OF GDS BPM (TRCA--4,5)
OLD TRCA OF  GDS BPM	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)		OLD TRCA OF  GDS BPM	NEW LEVEL (TRCA)
4115-75-6365	14500-35480		4575-85-7125	14500-35480
OLD PAY	NEW PAY		OLD PAY	NEW PAY
4115	14500		4575	14500
4190	14500		4660	14500
4265	14500		4745	14500
4340	14500		4830	14500
4415	14500		4915	14500
4490	14500		5000	14500
4565	14500		5085	14500
4640	14500		5170	14500
4715	14500		5255	14500
4790	14500		5340	14500
4865	14500		5425	14500
4940	14500		5510	14500
5015	14500		5595	14500
5090	14500		5680	14940
5165	14500		5765	14940
5240	14500		5850	15390
5315	14500		5935	15390
5390	14500		6020	15860
5465	14500		6105	15860
5540	14500		6190	16340
5615	14500		6275	16340
5690	14940		6360	16840
5765	14940		6445	16840
5840	15390		6530	16840
5915	15390		6615	17350
5990	15860		6700	17350
6065	15860		6785	17880
6140	15860		6870	17880
6215	16340		6955	18420
6290	16340		7040	18420
6365	16840		7125	18420

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