PIB::PRESIDENT OF INDIA’S GREETINGS ON THE EVE OF GANESH CHATURTHI

PRESIDENT OF INDIA’S GREETINGS ON THE EVE OF GANESH CHATURTHI 

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Women's Asia Cup · Yesterday

Women's Asia Cup · Yesterday

India

INDW

183/5

(20)

111

(20)

Sri Lanka

SL-W

INDW won by 72 runs

Final, T20 15 of 15Final · T20 15 of 15

Prime Minister's Office English Translation of Prime Minister’s Address at the BRICS Business Forum

94% Prime Minister's Office English Translation of Prime Minister’s Address at the BRICS Business Forum 2026 Posted Date:- Sep 11, 2026 Excellencies Leaders of the BRICS business community, Innovators and friends, Namaskar! A warm welcome to all of you to the BRICS Business Forum. This year, we are celebrating twenty years of BRICS. When the group was launched in 2006, it comprised only four countries. Today, including BRICS and its partners, we have a family of twenty-one countries. Today, the BRICS countries represent 50% of the world’s population, 40% of global GDP, and more than 25% of global trade. Not only that, over these years, while global GDP has grown by around 2.5 times, the combined GDP of BRICS countries has grown by around 4.5 times. In other words, the economic strength of BRICS has grown at nearly twice the pace of the world economy. BRICS countries are also emerging as important centres for global innovation and solutions. From grassroots initiatives to frontier technologies, new possibilities for innovation are taking shape across our countries. The growing scale, speed, and optimism of BRICS are clearly visible among us. The Forum being held in India is the largest-ever BRICS Business Forum. Friends, The theme of India’s BRICS Presidency is “Building for Resilience, Innovation, Cooperation and Sustainability.” Over the past twelve years, India has made this mantra the foundation of its economic and trade policy. When it comes to resilience, India has made its supply chains more diversified and reliable, from energy to technology. It is this very resilience that has enabled India, even amid global uncertainties, to offer the world confidence in growth and stability. We are rapidly expanding our roads, railways, ports, and airports. At the same time, we are building new capabilities in strategic sectors such as shipbuilding, semiconductors, quantum technology, critical minerals, and biotechnology. In these sectors, India is emerging as a hub of new opportunities for global businesses. Therefore, Make in India, Innovate with India, and Scale for the World. Friends, Today, India is witnessing a start-up revolution. With more than 200,000 start-ups and over 120 unicorns, India is emerging as a hub for global solutions. You will get a glimpse of this at the BRICS Bharat Innovates Expo. Our start-ups are transforming education and healthcare through AI, working on Green Hydrogen and Batteries, and breaking new frontiers in defence and space. Now, through BRICS as well, we must take these world-class innovations to global markets. Friends, Another distinctive feature of India’s innovation story is Innovation at Population Scale. India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) has given new momentum to financial inclusion and digital transactions at population scale. Today, 50% of the world’s real-time payments are powered by this technology. To build new solutions on this digital layer, we have provided industry and start-ups with an open ecosystem. We are proud that many countries are adopting India’s world-class ecosystem. Innovators from BRICS countries can also draw on this experience to develop new solutions for their own countries. Friends, Today, as trade barriers are increasing around the world, India is building economic bridges. Since 2014, we have entered into Free Trade Agreements with nearly 40 countries around the world. Our approach within BRICS is also the same, reduce barriers and expand opportunities for businesses. Therefore, under our Presidency, we have established new cooperation networks in areas such as agriculture, healthcare, skills, and smart grids. To connect start-ups and SMEs with markets and finance, we have launched initiatives such as the BRICS Incubator Network, BRICS MSME Portal, and BRICS Startup Innovation Fund. You can all benefit from these cooperation frameworks and further increase the exchange of investment and talent among our countries. Friends, Global trade can move forward only when sea lanes are secure, supply routes remain open, and seafarers are safe. That is why India is a staunch advocate of freedom of navigation and the safety of seafarers. The BRICS Women’s Business Alliance is also an important part of our vision. We want women entrepreneurs to lead our growth story. We are very pleased that nearly 200 women business leaders participated in the meeting of this Alliance held in India. Friends, As BRICS enters its third decade, I would urge the BRICS Business Council to consider … can you prepare a report on removing the top 10 trade barriers among BRICS countries? Can we support 100 BRICS startups every year to scale into other BRICS markets? Can we develop 1,000 new partnerships among our businesses? We should review our progress every year against these three benchmarks. Let us transform BRICS’ ambition into action and our collective strength into global solutions. May BRICS move forward and help the world move forward as well. Thank you all very much. ***** MJPS/SS/ST Release Id :-2309275 Read this release in Odia हिन्दी Urdu Gujarati

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BRICS Business Forum 2026 के दौरान प्रधानमंत्री का संबोधनPIB::

BRICS Business Forum 2026 के दौरान प्रधानमंत्री का संबोधन

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List of Office Bearers of AIRIEF as on 12.05.2026

LIST OF OFFICE BEARERS OF AIRIEF AS ON 12-05-2026  

Sl.No	Name	Designation	Place	Tel. no.	Email id
01	Kishore R B	Patron	Chennai	984 034 0591	rbkseetha@yahoo.com
02	Saxena  S S	Patron	Bhopal	982 605 9506	anandprs@yahoo.co.in
03	Krishna Swamy G	President	Bengaluru	9886 797756	embargk@gmail.com
04	Angurajan B	Working President	Madurai	944 338 1571	ambigaangu        rajan@yahoo.co.in
05	Ranjan Dey Sarkar	General Secretary	Indore	94259 65098	ranjandsarkar@gmail.com
06	Suresh Chandra Palodria	HQ  - JS	Indore	94259 65094	s.palodria@gmail.com
07	Sudhir Kumar Sethia	Treasurer	Indore	98275 37195	sudhir.sethia1@gmail.com
08	Jayaprakash V	Internal Auditor	Bengaluru	988 695 3421	jp17121952@gmail.com
09	Ashutosh Neema	Internal Auditor	Indore	94259 16079  94251 96079	ashutoshneema123@gmail.com
10	Vijay K Johri	Dy Gen Secretary	Bareilly	94549 70724 79835 43006	vkjohri216256@gmail.com
11	Subbalakshmi G . Smt.	Dy Gen Secretary	Hyderabad	9491067228	subbalakshmi18@yahoo.com
12	V K Singh	V P - CZ	Jabalpur	98260 77356	viresh11950@gmail.com
13	Shatrughan Pandeya	V P - ECZ	Muzaffarpur	80028-35297   98352-62677	shatrughna287@gmail.com
14	Naba Gopal Saha	V P - EZ	Kolkata	90730-06600	ngsaha18@gmail.com
15	BS Verma,	V P - NCZ	MEERUT	93599-05405	bsverma.lic@gmail.com
16	MP Jain	V P -N Z	JAIPUR	86195-07866	mpjain54@gmail.com
17	Rajagopal  N	V P - SCZ	Hyderabad	99485 39567	noriraj@yahoo.com
18	D Thalakkiah	V P - SZ	Chennai	94443 88773	thalakkiah@gmail.com
19	Mahesh G. Raval	V P - WZ	Ahmedabad	98259-32365	mpraval1961@gmail.com
20	Soumitra Dhar	J S - CZ	Bilaspur	88785 50077	soumitrdhar@gmail.com
21	Anil Kumar	J S - ECZ	Patna	79030-31495	anilkumarbhs60@gmail.com
22	Somnath Mondal	J S - EZ	Asansol	98321-44892	mondalsomnath1962@gmail.com
23	Dwivedi  J N	J S - NCZ	Gorakhpur	75718 36411	jndwivedi1154@gmail.com
24	Mukesh Yadav	J S - NZ	Jaipur	98291 51479	mukeshkumar149811@gmail.com
25	Sitaram R Bhat	J S - SCZ	Mysuru	87620 56424	sitaramrbhat@gmail.com
26	RamaiyaMoorthy	J S - SZ	Thanjavur	94431 46864	ramaiyamoorthy@gmail.com
27	Arun Pandya	J S - WZ	Rajkot	98252-30821	an.pandya26@gmail.com
28	Dattatraya B Deshpande	V-P Chairman LSG	Pune	94211 05493 86683 16477	deshpande.dattatraya0709@gmail.com
29	Prakash B Toke	V-P Chief Editor V V	Indore	98272 50688	pbtoke@gmail.com
30	Vijay Singh Sikarwar	V-P Chairman NC	Gwalior	78790 0100072	vijays.sikarwar@gmail.com
31		V-P Chairman BC

Ex-gratia to Pre 1986 Retirees and Surviving Spouses by BANKS

Ex-gratia to Pre 1986 Retirees and Surviving Spouses by BANKS

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Ex-gratia to Pre 1986 Retirees and Surviving Spouses in LIC

In LIC a Retiree gets an Ex-gratia of Rs.5,811-50 &

A spouse of deceased Retiree gets Rs.2,905-75

But the difference between Bank & LIC Ex-gratia recipients is that in Banks receive Rs.10,000/- pm although the Ex-gratia amount works out to Rs.5,811-50 & Rs.2,905-75 respectively. *So, it will take many years to cross Rs.10,000/-. Till then they will be benefitted.*

Banks have gone ahead of us in many aspects :

1) Pre-2002 Pensioners are getting 100% DR neutralization. 

In LIC pre-1997 Pensioners are still getting tapered DR.

2) Resignees in Banks are given

Pension Option.

In LIC Resignees are deprived of this.

3) Pensioners are getting monthly ex-gratia.

LIC Pensioners are deprived of this.

C T JOSHI

Clarification regarding applicability of Rule 56(4) of CCS (Leave) Rules, 1972- reg.

F.No.12040/26/2023-FTC/IR
          Government of India
   Department of Personnel and.                Training (Training Wing)
 Block IV, Old JNU Campus,
New Delhi

Dated 08.09.2026
        OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Subject: Clarification regarding applicability of Rule 56(4) of CCS (Leave) Rules, 1972- reg.

The undersigned is directed to refer to the subject cited above regarding
the applicability of Clause 56(4) of CCS (Leave) Rules, 1972 and say that the matter has been examined in the light of the clarification received from the Leave & Allowance Division, DoP&T.

2. It has been clarified that the provision contained in Clause 56(4),
regarding adjustment of the amount received as scholarship/
stipend/remuneration in respect of part-time employment against the Leave Salary payable, is applicable to Study Leave availed both within India and outside India.
3. This issues with the approval of the Competent Authority.
Digitally signed by

AJAY KŪMAR SINHA
Date: 08-09-2026
15:33:58
(Ajay Kumar Sinha)
Under Secretary to the Government of India
Tele. No. 011-26706306
E-mail: ajay.sinha@gov.in
To.
All Ministries/Departments in Government of India

BOOK OF CONSTITUTION OF ALL INDIA RETIRED INSURANCE EMPLOYEES’ FEDERATION AS AMENDED AS ON 20-06-2025!

BOOK OF CONSTITUTION 

OF

ALL INDIA RETIRED INSURANCE 

EMPLOYEES’ FEDERATION

AS AMENDED AS ON

20-06-2025!

Updates on M.C. Singla case for Pension Updation pending before the Hon'ble Supreme Court

ALL INDIA BANK PENSIONERS & RETIREES CONFEDERATION

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Formed By AIBOC In 2012

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ALL INDIA BANK PENSIONERS & RETIREES CONFEDERATION

(A.I.B.P.A.R.C.)

Office of GS at:

4, Netaji Subhas Road,

1st Floor, Cubicle no: 170

KOLKATA– 700 001 Mobile: 9674188524, E-mail: aibparc2@gmail.com

Regd. Office:

MAYUR VIHAR, PHASE – 1 57 A, POCKET 3, DELHI 110091

SENIOR OFFICE BEARERS:

===================== PRESIDENT:

• SHRI K. V. ACHARYA MOB- 9868220338
• GENERAL SECRETARY
• SHRI SUPRITA SARKAR MOB- 9674188524
• WORKING PRESIDENTS:

  • 1.
    SHRI C, GANGADHAR YADAV MOB- 9440528806
  • 2.
    SHRI P.S. PATKI MOB- 8805607239
  • 3.
    SHRI S.B.C. KARUNAKARAN MOB- 9444772016
  • 4.
    SHRI J.S. JAGADEESH MOB- 9448508797
  • 5.
    SHRI S. KUPPUSWAMI MOB- 9444315928
  • 6.
    SHRI S.C. AHUJA MOB- 9650068773
  • 7.
    SHRI ASOK DE MOB- 9007513714
  • 8.
    SHRI N.K. PAREEK MOB- 9829015773
  • 9.
    SHRI PAUL MUNDADAN MOB- 9895378557

    • TREASURER:
• SHRI TARUNESH CHATTERJEE MOB- 9051601591

Circular no 113 -26

Date: September 09, 2026.

For circulation among members of the Governing Council, State Secretaries, Special Invitees, Advisors, Affiliates, Constituents of CBPRO and Members.

Dear Comrade,

Sub: Updates on M.C. Singla case for Pension Updation pending before the Hon'ble Supreme Court.

We reproduce hereunder the message received by Shri K V Acharya, President, AIBPARC and Joint convenor, CBPRO from our Advocate Shri Sewaram for information of our members:

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“As you are aware that on 22.07.2026 the Court no. 2 of Hon’ble two judges Division Bench of Justice Vikram Nath and Justice Mehta in Supreme Court had part heard for about 2 hours the MC Singla Vs UOI and other connected petitions for bank pensioners pension updation. The case was originally listed for 09.09.2026 but in the list for 9.9.2026 published on 5.9.2026 it was not listed due to non-availability of particular Division Bench. However, in the Supplementary List published on 8.9.2026, the matter was included for listing on 9.9.2026 before the same division bench. It was mentioned in the list that our case will be taken on top of regular matters list. Accordingly, we had informed and had conference with our Senior Advocate at 9am on 9.9.2026 and were present in Court. At 10.30am Mr. Dhruv Mehta Sr. Adv. for IBA requested the Hon’ble Court to take up the matter a little later during the day as he needed to go through his case file. The Court agreed and, in the meantime, took up the next regular matter. In the next regular matter, the Ld. Attorney General of India had appeared and the said matter took whole day and was adjourned to 23.9.2026. Our both Senior Advocates Dr. Sh. MK Singhvi and Shri Kavin Gulati and the legal team waited whole day for our matter be called out but our case could not come up for hearing. At the end at 3.25pm, I mentioned the matter before the Hon'ble Court with prayer that the matter be kept on board for next week and the Court agreed. Sir, the 11.09.2026 been declared a holiday due to Brics Summit, the10th Sept. has been declared as MIsc. maters day and as such no regular matter will be listed on 10.09.2026. Now, the matter will be listed in next week on Wednesday 16.09.2026.

Regards, Sewa Ram, Advocate Unquote.

Future development will be made known to you by circulars.

With best wishes and regards, Comradely yours,

K.V. Acharya President, AIBPARC & Jt. Convenor, CBPRO

Suprita Sarkar

General Secretary