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BOMREWO QTLY CIR.NO.02/2013

Bank of Maharashtra Retired Employees’ Welfare Organisation

(Affiliated to BMS & Forum of Retired Bank Employees, Pune.)

5, „Kasturi‟, 371-B, Shaniwar Peth, Pune - 411 030 (O) 24452677 E mail: [email protected]; website; www.bomrewo.org (M) 9422504353 (M) 9890689016 (M) 9823440062 (M) 9850979211

BOMREWO/CIR/QTLY02/2013 11-08-2013

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

On the occasion of „ Gurupujan‟ Saprem Namaskar

The practice of meeting you at quarterly intervals through circular has been slightly delayed this

time. As you know, the rates of D. A. payable to retirees change in February and August every

year. To enable incorporating these rates in our circular, it has been decided to issue quarterly

circulars in the months of August-November-February-May hereafter. Accordingly the table of

D.A. payable for the period from August 2013 to January 2014 is attached for your information

and ready reference. Please take a note of this change.

As per the revised timetable this second circular in this year is being issued on the day of

„Nagpanchami‟. Actually we intended to issue the same on “Ashadhasya Pratham Divase” i.e.

on 9th July 2013 which is also celebrated as “Mahakavi Kalidas Day”. The Great Poet Kalidas

was known as a Gem of the nine gems in the court of Chandragupta, king of Ujjain. Kalidas had

written his one of the blockbusters (Mahakavya) „Meghdoot‟ on hills of Ramgiri at Ramtek near

Nagpur and gave our Sanskrit language a distinctive level.

1st August was the day of death anniversary of Lokmanya Tilak and birth anniversary of „People

Minstrel‟ (Lokshahir) Annabhau Sathe. On this occasion both great personalities were

remembered every place, so also at our weekly meeting held on Saturday 3rd August. During

the current month the birth anniversary of Bhagwan Shrikrishna will be celebrated on 28th

August. The Government of our country as well as our society badly needs the devine guidance

of Lord Bhagwan Shrikrishna. Such guidance would only enable us to tackle threat of external

and internal enemies who are set to destroy social equality in our country. Shrikrishna should

take birth, but at neighbour‟s house, not at my home. We should put down such mentality. We

have to start with our own house. Being a Senior Citizen let us keep in mind the sayings of

Bhagwan Shrikrishna to Arjuna that “I will not take part in the battle (at kurukshetra) but only

give few Ideas about the battle” and let us be ready to give proper consultation and participate

in social rebuilding using our experience. This will be a true following of Lord Shrikrishna.

Our beloved Bank of Maharashtra-

After the scorching heat of summer, we are now experiencing pleasant greenery all around. In

such atmosphere our Bank has also displayed shining performance. The Bank has secured

following awards under the program of 2nd Banking Financial Services and Insurance Awards.

1) Best Public Sector Bank.

2) Best Bank with most Admired services.

3) Best Security Initiative.

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4) Best Business Sustainability Initiative.

5) Best Corporate Social Responsibility.

Time and again we have stated that the management as well as all employees, officers, their

families have contributed to this grand success. Their work is a type of paid social service and

they are indirectly participating in the work of nation building. We offer hearty congratulations to

all of them. Accordingly, we make a polite but insisting demand to allow 1% extra rate of interest

on term deposits in the names of retirees and employees as well as their spouse in order to

recognise the hardships and difficulties being experienced by them.

Review of Organisational work during last four months:

1. As per circular dated 06-02-2012 issued by the Bank it was decided to pay Rs. 4000/- to each

retiree (with the exception of those who had resigned and those who made to retire

compulsorily) towards reimbursement of medical expenses for the year 2011-12. As a result of

proper follow up made by our Organisation, this benefit has been received by a large number of

retirees till date. Still many retirees are yet to receive this reimbursement. They are suggested to

contact Mr. V. S. Bhagwat, Our Secretary Admn. (Mobile no. 07588230330) along with copy of

claim submitted to the branch in prescribed form.

2. We had received encouraging response from our members as well as well wishers to our

appeal made in the last circular to contribute towards donation to be given for the work of

Draught Relief in many parts of Maharashtra. Hence, within a short period we could collect and

donate our contribution to the tune of Rs. 2.50 lakhs to Jankalyan Samitee Maharashtra in a

small function arranged on 12th May 2013.

3) As usual the meet of our members at Aurangabad was concluded on 31st July 2013 with

great enthusiasm.

4) The last meeting of earlier Executive Committee took place on Tuesday 02-07-2013. 51 E. C.

members from Pune, Ahmedabad, Nashik, Ahmednagar, Mumbai, Kolhapur, Thane, Dombivali,

Amravati, Akola, Solapur participated in the meeting. All Units furnished desired information

about respective Units. In brief it is as under.

A) There are 318 members in Nagpur Unit. Out of the them more than 100 members

have enrolled as a result of efforts put in by Shri P. N. Wanikar. We congratulate him.

Letters about 100% D.A. neutralization were collected from 100 members and sent to

Bank,IBA and Govt.

B) Nashik Unit arranges quarterly meetings regularly. A good number of members

participate in the work undertaken by „SAKSHAM‟ for blind and physically handicapped

children.

C) Solapur Unit has succeeded in converting 11 out of 20 ordinary members as life

members within a period of one year. The Unit had arranged a lecture of Dr. Degavkar

on the subject of Knee Replacement.

D) A small article written by Shri Prakash Khadke Ahmednagar about the incidence he

had experienced while working as Branch Manager was published in a local daily

Newspaper „Divya Marathi‟. Shri Vinayak Pawle our member performed one man show

of the drama „Natsamrat‟ in a program arranged by Senior Citizen‟s Forum at Sawedi

Ahmednagar.


We congratulate all above persons. We again request our Units to report such

special performances and news from their area.

Biennial Conference:

The 7th biennial conference of our nationwide Organisation having crossed the membership

milestone of 3100 was concluded on Wednesday 3rd July 2013 at Niwara Hall Pune with great

fervor. Breaking all expectations about 600 enthusiastic members attended the conference. The

feature of this conference was the felicitation of retirees having crossed the age of 75 since the

last conference. They were felicitated with shawl, Sriphal and Manpatra. In all 43 retirees were

felicitated at the hands of Chief Guest Shri Chaitram Pawar. This felicitation was not restricted

to members of organisation but all other eligible retirees were also invited and many of them

attended it. In reply to the affectionate felicitation one of the felicitated retirees, Comrade

Dhodapkar ( not our member ) appreciated working of our Organisation. Since inception we

have taken a stand that the retiree should join the organisation only as a “Retired Employee”

forgetting the cadre in which he was placed prior to retirement and the organisation of which he

was a member while in service. Owing to this our membership includes retired Chairman to a

retired sub staff brother of the Bank.

In the morning session, before staring the felicitation General Secretary Shri Devendra Soman

gave introductory speech before the gathering. Vice President Shri Bhaskar Manakeshwar

introduced the Chief Guest Shri Chaitram Devchand Pawar. He explained how Shri Pawar was

instrumental for total transformation of village Baripada in Sakri Tahsil in Dhulia District where

the entire population is of Adivaasi community. Everybody was eager to hear Shri Chaitram

Pawar. This highly educated and an internationally known personality is most modest and

selfless. At the very beginning he admitted that he could do this work only because he had

come in contact with Vanvasi Kalyan Ashram 20 years ago in 1992. The forest which was totally

destroyed is again in full bloom. All the wells in the village area where water was scarce earlier,

are now full with water. Water is supplied to five nearby villages also. The families in the village

have passed a resolution unanimously and informed the Government that they have no longer

remained poor, hence their BPL (Below Poverty Line) cards may be cancelled. Their forest

development experiment has received recognition and award from International Fund for

Agricultural Development, Rome Italy.

In his concluding speech the President of the organisation Shri Balasaheb Fadanvis reiterated

that we always insist that the retiree should forget the cadre in which he was working and the

trade union with which he was associated and join our organisation as a retired employee only.

Due to this all members come together with free mind. A few minutes back our senior friend Shri

Dhodapkar urged that the retirees should participate in the social activities. In this regard I can

say proudly that many of our members have engaged themselves in the activities of various

social organisations. Our members voluntarily and whole heartedly donate towards Samajik

Krutadnyata Nidhi thinking that we should contribute towards the social cause. Out of this fund

we could partially meet the requirements of nearly 30 social organisations like Bhatke Vimukta

Vikas Parishad Pratisthan, Yamgarwadi. We have donated Rs.35.00 lakh so far to various

NGOs during last 7-8 years. We are one from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. With this in mind our

lady members keep in touch with the girl students coming from North East India and staying in

Pune and other parts of Maharashtra. These girls do not feel that they are away from their

home. I therefore always say that we have a group of “Devdurlabha Karyakartas”. None other

organisation has such a cohesive group of karyakartas.

After an excellent lunch, the second session commenced in the afternoon. The Chief Guest for

this session was Shri P. N. Deshpande, General Manager Pune City Zone of Bank of


Maharashtra. He was introduced by Shri Mukund Bhalerao. It was followed by opportune

speech by Shri P. N. Deshpande. Thereafter, Dr. Sunil Deshpande, Officer Director on the

Board of Directors of Bank of Maharashtra and President of BOM Officers‟ Organization,

explained the progress of 10th bipartite settlement. He appreciated the working of our

Organisation. General Secretary Shri Devendra Soman presented the minutes of 6th biennial

conference which was held on 11.06.2011 as well as his report on the working of the

Organisation. These unanimously adopted by the members. Audited Balance Sheet and Income

Expenditure Account for the year 2011-12 and 2012-13 were presented by the Treasurer Shri

S.V.Chaudhari. Both of them were adopted by the members with loud clapping. During the

same session two resolutions which were passed earlier by the Executive Committee in its

meeting on 2nd July 2013 were also placed before the meeting and were approved unanimously.

(Copies of these resolutions are attached with this circular for information). Then President of

the Organisation Shri Balasaheb Fadnavis addressed the meeting. He also offered vote of

thanks to E.C. Members for the cooperation extended by them during past two years and then

he declared the dissolution of Executive Committee. Thereafter the election process was started

and completed in excellent manner by Shri M.D.Deshpande. He declared that 32 Office

Bearers, 15 Regional Secretaries and 28 E.C.Members were elected unopposed. The list of

new Office Bearers and Executive Committee members is attached for information. Reelected

General Secretary Shri Devendra Soman informed his plans about membership mobilization

and working of the Organisation in next two years. Our Organisation gets excellent cooperation

of Officer Director and President of Officers‟ Organisation, Dr. Sunil Deshpande, General

Secretary Shri Viraj Tikekar, Vice President Shri Mukund Bhasme, Shri Ravindra Deshpande,

General Secretary of Karmachari Sangh and all of his colleagues. All of them were present at

the meeting. Dr. Sunil Deshpande reported important developments in the world of banking. We

offer our sincere thanks to him and to all others.

A joint meeting of the representatives of BOMREWO, BOMOO, NOBW and Bank of

Maharashtra Karmachari Credit Cooperative Society Ltd. was arranged on 21-7-2013. Dr. Sunil

Deshpande, Officer Director and President BOMOO proposed to have a coordinating committee

of all these four organizations. It was unanimously supported. Shri Balasaheb Fadnavis was

appointed as Coordinator and Shri Mukund Bhalerao and Shri Dinesh Kulkarni were appointed

as Asstt. Coordinators.

Samajik Krutadnyata Nidhi-

The Organisation has continued this ambitious project for last eight years. We are getting best

response to this scheme from our members who are prudent and cautious about extending

helping hand to the weaker and deprived elements of the society. There are many members

who give contribution of Rs. 1000 and in multiple thereof. The work of collecting donations for

current year is in full swing. Can we afford remaining away in this situation? Please think over

and contribute maximum amount remitting the same by cheque or draft favouring

BOMREWO or by direct credit to S/B A/C no.20057176796 in the name of our

Organisation. Donation given to this fund enjoys facility under section 80g of Income Tax

Act. We should always be aware of the fact that a large section of society immensely needs our

help. The poverty and powerlessness have weaken the human beings and perverse life -values

have occupied the life. We should help to reduce this poverty and weakness

Mahila Vibhag

The lady members in Pune come together on third Tuesday of every month. They celebrated

Spring Festival on 23rd April 2013. New lady members were greeted. An appeal was made to

contribute to the Draught Relief Fund. The attendance was remarkable. Mrs. Jyoti Patwardhan


and Mrs. Tanmai Kuber performed a one act play titled as „Shokparva‟ which was related to

Mahabharat. The audience was spellbound to hear their dialogues in the roles of Gandhari and

Draupadi. Invaluable cooperation was extended by Shri Chandrashekhar Aphale, Shri Umesh

Sant and Shri Nitin Deshpande. The program was followed by delicious refreshment.

The next meeting was held on 23rd May 2013 which was started with „Omkar‟. During the

meeting poems were read and funny experiences in overseas trips were shared. The members

expressed their views over generation gap. It was decided to arrange the program of dance

performance by the granddaughter of our member Mrs. Sudha Darda on third Tuesday of June

2013. Accordingly, on 18th June 2013 Miss Kohinoor Darda gave her dance performance. She is

expert in Kuchipudi. Mrs. Gayatri Ambekar is her Guru. Her gestures and skill of dancing

impressed everybody.

On 16th July 2013 Shri Vijay Falnikar and Smt. Sadhana Falnikar, founders of „Aple Ghar‟

institution addressed the members. They informed in detail how they take care of orphans and

helpless children. They have introduced this project subsequent to the death of their only son

Vaibhav. They also run a rest home for old and homeless people. They have also started

classes for elder children imparting them training on special skills to facilitate getting jobs for

them. They have started hospital as well as mobile dispensary. They talked in brief about the

hardship faced during childhood, the efforts they had put in as well as their meeting with their

Guru Shri Kale Sir.

Individual Success Stories-

1) Miss Aditi Mahajan granddaughter of our member Shri Ganesh Warekar won the pre quarter final badminton match of the championship competition for the group of girls under 13. She had secured 3rd seeding. She defeated her opponent Miss Sahnya Kulkarni in straight sets 21-14, 21-18. Some of her shots were excellent. Congratulations Miss Aditi.

2) Shri Aniket Late, son of our E.C. member Shri Vijay Late has secured first class ( with Distinction) in B.E.(Mech.) examination. Hearty Congratulations.

3) Considering the present lifestyle it has become difficult to spare 45-60 minutes daily for exercise. Non availability of time is not an excuse, but has become factual position. To reach to a ground or gymnasium or a swimming tank etc. is time consuming. To overcome all these hurdles and carry exercises at home our member Shri Anil Barve has written a book which is explaining how one can keep physically fit by taking simple exercises at home. First edition of this book was published on Akshyya tritiya, 13th May 2013 followed by a second edition published on the day of Gurupournima the 22nd July 2013. We congratulate Shri Barve.

4) The Editor and Creator of a distinctive glossary is our life member Shri Shrikant Dhundiraj Joshi. The lexicon titled „Marathi Shabda Vaibhav‟ has been published recently by Nitin Publications at the hands of Dr. N. M. Joshi and Shri Sudhir Gadgil a famous interviewer and compeer as the Chief Guest. This word list having 600 pages includes 1400 basic words and 22500 other words originated from these basic words. The editor has given the basic words and other words in their groups with their prevailing meaning as well as secret meaning with its cultural, political and social background. Simplicity, easiness, preciseness, origin of the word, meaning with explanations are the characteristics of this lexicon. The book really reflects the glory of Marathi Language. We congratulate Shri Joshi.

5) Miss Neha Deshpande, daughter of our life member Smt.Shubhada Deshpande has come out successfully with flying colours in the U.P.S.C. examination. We congratulate Miss Deshpande.

Legal Corner-


1) WP 8311/2012 Subject- 2nd option of pension was denied to those who had resigned and those who were

retired compulsorily.

The petition was dismissed in July 2013. As per Pension Regulations 1995-Regulation

no.22(1) past service of employees who have „resigned‟ disqualifies them for availing

pension as retirement benefit.

All the petitioners had put in more than 20 years of service and hence requested the Court

to strike out the word „resigned‟ and make them eligible for pension. The reasons for

rejection were as under.

The Honorable Court had relied on the decision of Honorable Supreme Court in the case of

UCO Bank v/s Sanwarmal. The judgment refers to Supreme Court words which state that

the words „resignation‟ and „retirement‟ carry different meanings in common parlance.

„An employee can resign at any point of time even on the second day of his appointment,

but in the case of retirement he retires only after attaining the age of superannuation or in

the case of voluntary retirement, after completion of qualifying service.‟ It is precisely this

distinction that is drawn in 2010 pension scheme and 1995 pension regulations. Both are

restricted to a limited and a well defined class of beneficiaries. Had the scheme been

intended to apply to those who had resigned it would have undoubtedly said so. The

distinction is far from artificial.

Our Advocate Shri M.D.Deshpande opines that the judgment needs further study to explore

the possibility of filing review petition or special leave petition in Supreme Court.

2) Denial of 2nd option of pension WP 1096/2012. The case refers to employees resigned before 27-4-2010 (the date of B.P.Settlement) but relieved after 27-4-2010 and were in service on 27-4-2010. Though these employees are eligible for pension their claim was rejected by our Bank. The case was admitted on 11-2-2013 and is pending.

3) Denial of 2nd option of pension to resignees (WP 9589/2011) There were six retirees who had sought voluntary retirement as per OSR rule no. 19(1).

Hence their claim for pension is perfectly eligible as per guidelines conveyed by IBA

vide circular no. Cir/HR & IR/2012-13/G @6213 dt. 9-11-12. However Bank is not

issuing circular for grant of pension to them.

There are 23 retirees who were eligible for VRS as per OSR 19(1) but they were

allowed to leave the Bank on resignation. IBA has clarified that if it is a bonafide mistake

on the part of Bank it should be placed before the Board for taking a review and issuing

necessary directions in this behalf. In other banks such retirees have started getting

pension, but in our Bank no action has been initiated so far.

4) Writ Petition No. 8564/2011. Sub – 100 % neutralization in dearness relief to retirees prior to 1-11-2002.

Single Judge of Madras High Court ordered on 14-12-12 that petitioners of Canara

Bank, Bank of Baroda, and Indian Overseas Bank who are retirees prior to 1-11-2002

are eligible for 100 % dearness neutralisation as similar benefit is granted to retirees

after 1-11-2002.

Canara Bank and Indian Overseas Bank had gone in appeal against above decision

before Divisional Bench of Madras High Court and the case was decided in favour of


respondent Banks dismissing the decision made earlier in favour of petitioners. While

giving this decision the Divisional Bench made following observations.

a) The benefits arising out of wage revision under 8th BPS w.e.f. 1-11-2002 towards

D.A. relief at 100 % neutralization cannot be granted to employees retired during the

period of earlier BPS i.e. 7th BPS because retirees prior to 1-11-2002 and retirees after

1-11-2002 cannot be said to be similarly placed.

b) Banks have pleaded that if 100 % D.A. neutralization demand by pre November 2002

retirees is considered favorably during 10th BPS Negotiations there will be considerable

financial burden which will have to be carved out from wage increase package meant for

staff in service.

c) Pension of petitioners is out of settlement and not on account of statutory right.

d) With the help of case law the judge has put up that prescription of cut off date for

giving benefits can not be considered as arbitrary and irrational.

e) When two sets of employees of the same rank retire at different points of time, one

set cannot claim the benefit extended to other set on the ground that they are „similarly

situated‟ and though they are retired with the same rank, they are not of the same class

or homogeneous group and hence article 14 of the constitution of India is not applicable.

(Article 14 refers to equality before law.)

Aggrieved petitioners are likely to explore the possibility of filing special leave petition in Apex

Court. We may add that there is writ petition (c) no. 1931/2002 pending in Delhi High Court

against Govt./ State Bank Of India and the petitioners are Premvati Bagga and Others. The

issue relates to the claim of the petitioners / pensioners of SBI for equality for grant of pension

with other pensioners because otherwise as per pension scheme of SBI the retirees prior to 1-

11-93 are said to have lesser pension emoluments than those who have retired after 1-11-93. It

is worthwhile to note here that Delhi High Court has directed SBI to procure the details of total

corpus available with pension fund, how the same is invested and what is the average rate of

return on entire corpus of the pension fund for about last ten years.

As regards our petition no. 8564/2011 we have to state that we have recently filed an affidavit in

July 2013 with a view to convince the court that the Bank has adequate surplus in pension fund

to pay if 100% neutralization in Dearness Relief is granted to all those who have retired before

1-11-2002, even retrospectively. The affidavit is backed by data obtained under Right to

Information Act 2005. The next date of hearing is 04.09.2013.

Forum of Retired Bank Employees-

The CWC meeting was held on 19-7-2013.

1) Family Pension –With a view to seek active support of all UFBU constituents as regards grant of family pension on lines of RBI/Govt. a detailed letter was sent on 24-5-2013 with copies marked to various organizations of retirees with a request to initiate similar correspondence from their end to underscore the urgency and priority that is needed to be given to sort out this issue.

2) Meeting at Dombivali on 8-5-2013 – Shri Mukund Phatak activist of BOMREWO had taken initiative to arrange a meeting which was attended by 36 activists from 10 PSU banks. Shri M.D. Deshpande President of FORBE presided over the meeting. He informed

about various developments on legal front and insisted upon the need of unity among


the retirees. He suggested that a committee of 4/5 activists be formed to arrange

monthly meetings of members to exchange the views on recent and ongoing

developments concerning the world of Bank retirees. Accordingly a committee was

formed to whom FORBE will send communications on important issues.

3) Denial of pension due to delay in submission of 2nd Pension Option form – (WP no. 1020/2012- Mumbai High Court decided on 12-6-2013) Shri K.S.Mirza – a retiree of Union Bank of India was out of India when the circular about

2nd option of pension was issued and period for submission of option form was over

when he had returned to India. The Bank had denied the pension purely on technical

reason that claim for pension was submitted after the stipulated due date.

Taking into account the peculiar facts and circumstances of the case, the Court directed

the Bank to grant pension to the petitioner stating that this decision shall not be treated

as a precedent.

4) Membership Position – The total number of members including individual members and the indirect members

who are members of affiliated organizations has crossed the figure of 4100. The

individual members include retirees from 2 different banks.

5) Group Mediclaim Policy – The data of retired pensioners of Bank of Maharashtra covering agewise strength of

8355 retirees has been received and the same has been forwarded to PSUs of General

Insurance sector for information and for doing the needful.

6) Indian Banks Association – The Commissioner of Information New Delhi has given decision on 6-8-2008 on appeal

no. 2622/ILBP/2008 that IBA is not a public authority under RTI Act 2005 regulation no.

2(h) because it is neither substantially funded by Govt. nor it is under the control of Govt.

In the recent meeting of CWC of FORBE the members expressed in one voice that

there is urgent need to study the legality of role played by IBA because lacunae

observed in Bipartite Settlements have resulted in recurring monetary losses to retirees.

IBA is not available even for dialogue. In the absence of mechanism to sort out problems

of poor retirees, they are forced every now and then to knock the doors of Courts to

seek justice and in most of the cases they have been awarded favourable judgments.

The Bank Managements are found to be in no way concerned to rectify the

shortcomings of BPS and state that IBA has been given mandate for entire exercise of

wage negotiations with the unions of staff in service.

Shri Mankeshwar, Vice President of FORBE is of the opinion that if found necessary we

may have to approach Honorable Supreme Court making a properly made out case

regarding the role of IBA. For this purpose information on various points will have to be

obtained under RTI Act also if felt necessary.

7) Forum‟s President and Advocate Shri M.D.Deshpande had filed writ petition in Mumbai High Court (WP no. 2767/2012) for petitioners from Union Bank of India who had voluntarily retired as per the scheme under OSR-19(1), but were denied 2nd option of pension for wrong reasons. In November 2012 IBA had directed that all voluntarily retired employees be granted pension if they are eligible under OSR – 19(1). The case will be withdrawn soon as all these petitioners have started getting pension.


8) Forum‟s affiliated unit viz. United Western Bank Retired Employees‟ Organisation has started holiday home facility for their members in their own premises at Sadashiv Peth, Pune 30.

9) The Writ Petition no. 184/2011 about re fixation of pension stands transferred to Delhi

High Court by Supreme Court. In the petition filed by Federation of State Bank of India & others against Govt. of India and others as respondents, Supreme Court has given a decision on 27-2-2013 that the pension payable to the employees retired prior to 1-11-2007 be equivalent to the pension payable to the employees who have retired subsequent to 1-11-2007. In this respect if there are any deficiencies in pension regulations and service conditions then it is a part of service conditions of employees of that Bank. Hence, the subject of writ petition does not come under the purview of Supreme Court as per section 32 of the constitution of India and it is, therefore, transferred to Delhi High Court. The Bench was advised to decide over the same within six months from receipt of all documents. The new case number at Delhi High Court is being obtained and details of progress are awaited.

10) 7th Bipartite Settlement (1997to2002) –Denial of fixation of pension at 50% of actual pay

at the time of retirement (1616/1684). The case is pending in Supreme Court under no.SLP 24889/2011.The parties are G.

Pilani vs. Bank of Baroda. The issue relates to payment of arrears arising out of pension

difference and payment of commutation difference to a large number of retirees who had

retired between April 98 and October 2002. The 7th wage revision Bipartite Settlement

fixed pension of those who had retired after April 1998 on the index of 1616 while

pension of staff in service was fixed on the index of 1684. This was resulted in fixation of

pension at about 42% of pay instead of 50%as per pension regulations. This position

was corrected under 8th Bipartite Settlement (2002-2007). However the arrears were

paid w.e.f. 1-5-2005 instead from the date of retirement. The amount involved in arrears

is fairly large.

Mr. G. Pilani, a retiree from Bank of Baroda had filed a writ petition in Madras High

Court. The single Judge had decided the case in favour of Bank of Baroda. Aggrieved by

above decision Mr. G. Pilani filed writ appeal under no. 1209/2007. The case was

decided in favour of petitioners by Divisional Bench of Madras High Court on 28-6-2011

directing the Bank to remove the anomaly and pay the difference amount of pension and

commutation from the date of retirement till 1-5-2005. Bank of Baroda has not honored

the decision of Divisional Bench and filed special leave to appeal (civil) bearing no.

24889/2011. (From the judgment and order dt. 28-6-2011 in W.A. 1209/2007 of the High

Court at Madras ). The hearing was last made on 20-7-2012 and application for

impleadment and intervention were allowed. The order further stated that „ operation if

the impughed order shall remain stayed in the meanwhile subject to the condition that

the petitioner bank (BOB) continues to pay to its employees pension in terms of BPS dt.

7-3-2000.

The Writ Petition No.7443/2003 filed by Bank of Maharashtra Retired Employees

Welfare Organisation against Bank of Maharashtra in Mumbai High Court has been

tagged to the case pending in Supreme Court.

Some of the pensioners of State Bank of India who had retired drawing 7th BPS scale

aggrieved by the denial of their pension computed on the basis of actual pay drawn by

them at the time of retirement have filed writ petitions in various High Courts which are

pending at different stages of hearing.


In Kerala High Court the Writ Appeal filed by State Bank of India and Govt. against the

judgment ordering payment of pension on 7th BPS pay scales on the same basis as paid

on 8th BPS pay scales is pending.

WP no. 34619/2003 decided by High Court of Karnataka at Bengluru on 23 March 2011

in favour of petitioners from State Bank of Mysore stating that the Bank shall refix

pension considering addition to service up to five years being qualifying service as per

clause 29(5) of Pension Regulations 1995. While doing so the Bank shall take into

consideration actual pay drawn for last 10 months for the purpose of computing pension.

Note – All the petitioners had retired as per Bank‟s VRS scheme in 2001 but were

denied pension as per regulation 29(5).

All India Retired Bank Employees Association and Others had filed Writ Petition No.

WP(C) 6907 of 2012 against Union of India and Others claiming refixation of pension

from date of retirement and not from 1-5-2005 as stipulated in 8th BPS. The pensioners

have lost the case because Delhi High Court held that 1) this was agreed by UFBU with

IBA and 2) cutoff date decision is prerogative of employer.

11) Writ Petition (C) 5030/2010 in Delhi High Court –Shri R.P.Goswami & Shri M.B.Jain vs. Indian Overseas Bank. Next date of hearing is 26-8-13. At the joint request

of counsel for the parties, adjourned to 26-8-13 as per order dt. 15-3-13.

The Writ covers following issues.

A) Pension Updation – Revision of pension with every wage revision so that equally placed retirees draw the same pension irrespective of date of retirement.

B) 100% Dearness Relief neutralization to pre November 2002 retirees as is given to retirees after 1-11-2002.

C) Automatic rise in pension as is granted to Central/State Govt. employees between 20% to 100% according to age attainment between 80 years and 100 years.

D) Arrears to be paid on pension payable at 50% of last drawn average emoluments

for 10 months from date of retirement.

12) M. C. Ratnakaran vs. Canara Bank.

In the High Court of Kerala at Earnakulam OP 37198 of 2001(C) decided on 31-8-2010 –

Shri Ratnakaran retired on 14-8-2001 i.e. during the period of 7th BPS (1997to2002).

„Pay‟ for the purpose of pension for retirees between 1-4-1998 and 31-10-2002 was

decided to be aggregate of pre revised pay and D.A. thereon calculated at 1616 points

of All India Average Consumer Price Index for industrial workers in the service 1960 =

100. This 7th BPS was signed on 27th March 2000 and pension regulations were

amended on 30-11-2002.

The petitioners claimed that since amended rules for payment of pension have come

into force legally on 30-11-2002, he must be paid pension based on actual pay drawn at

the time of retirement in August 2001. The Court has directed Canara Bank to pay

pension as per rules in force as on 14-8-2001. Ultimately Shri Ratnakaran was eligible to

get pension based on actual pay at the time of retirement.

14) Karnataka High Court dismissed WP No. 35355-35361 2010(S-R) on 20-9-2012.

Sub – Validity of condition requiring staff in service to deposit 2.8 times of pay of

November 2007 and PF retiree to deposit 1.56 times of PF plus interest received at the


time of retirement – stipulated in JT Note dt. 27-4-2010 to seek pension under 2nd option

of pension.

Observations of Court –

A) These conditions were result of prolonged discussions regarding funding gap ascertained and agreed in the agreement.

B) Serving petitioners are representatives of Unions who have signed agreement on their behalf.

C) Clause No. 13 of JT. Note provides that IBA and UFBU who are parties to JT. Note will not raise any demand of any nature whatsoever on any bank in respect of the matters covered in the JT. Note during the operation of the JT. Note.

D) This agreement being in two parties – IBA and UFBU it does not permit Court to alter the conditions and petitioners cannot question the settlement individually.

E) JT. Note terms are binding on all petitioners. F) Writ Petition itself is not maintainable. There are no grounds to interfere with the

agreement. G) Hence Writ Petition fails and dismissed.

14) Great Victory to all pensioners of Allahabad Bank Employees Pension Scheme (old). The scheme has three retiral benefits – Provident Fund (both contributions), Gratuity

and Paltry Pension – (unlike Pension Regulations 1995) as is in SBI/PSU Banks. There

is no family pension in the old pension scheme. The issue is about pension in lieu of

gratuity in the old pension scheme.

The contention of the pensioners is that pension and gratuity are two different issues

and cannot be clubbed together. In 1985 All India Allahabad Bank Retired Employees

Association filed case in Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court. In one case Hon.

Supreme Court held that gratuity is different from pension and has no relation to each

other.

Lucknow Bench of Allahabad high Court ordered for payment of gratuity under Statutory

Gratuity Act.

The Bank paid very paltry gratuity amount and stopped payment of pension from

October 2010 under unlawful instructions.

Shri Mehta and Shri Agarwal the retirees went in Mumbai High Court and won the case

and the Bank had to pay pension.

On 10-4-13 Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court pronounced the judgment

favouring petitioners for grant of pension with arrears. The matter was discussed in the

Board and the Bank was likely to go in appeal. But Mrs. Shubhalaxmi Panse,

Chairperson, took positive step and instructed for payment of pension arrears

amounting to Rs. 1.00 lakh to Rs. 3.00 lakhs to total 166 retirees and pension got

restored in July 2013.

All these pensioners are grateful for positive approach of Mrs. Shubhalaxmi Panse –

Ex.G.M. of Bank of Maharashtra.

All the representatives of UFBU met Honorable Finance Minister of India Mr. P.

Chidambaram at 3.00 p.m.on 6-8-2013. The letter submitted at that time included the

problems faced by the retirees also. The follow up is made about pension updation,

D.A. neutralization, increase in exgratia paid to retirees prior to 1986 etc.


Just for remembrance –

Have you contributed to Samajik Krutadnyata Nidhi ? If not please arrange to credit the

same to s/b a/c no.20057176796 in the name of our Organisation or forward your

cheque/draft in favour of BOMREWO.

1) Have you submitted Income Tax Return for 2012-13? 2) Have you reported Special performance if any by yourself or by your family

members in respect of educational qualifications, singing, Sports, playing musical instruments, dance, writing, social work etc. Please send such communications by email addressed as,

[email protected];[email protected] or [email protected]

3) Have you ensured that all accounts maintained in your name are opened under staff category? If not please approach Branch Manager and insist for the same.

4) If you have subscribed for ordinary membership please arrange to get it converted into life membership.

Obituary - :

We deeply regret to inform about the sad demise of our below named colleagues.

Pune – S/Shri R.G. Mijar, G.G. Joshi, P.T. Bhide, H.M. Kanade, Padmakar Kanade, Mohan

Paranjape, S.N. Bhide, D.L. Wagh, Sharad Modak, M.M. Athlye, M.R. Khadkikar, A.T.

Akolkar, R.S. Hugar. Ahmedabad – S/Shri Nathubhai Tapodhan, Manibhai Parmar.

Mumbai – Shri S.V. Abhyankar.Satara – Shri Shyam Dhavle.

We pray the Almighty that their souls may rest in peace.

Yours Brotherly,

Devendra Soman,

General Secretary





Amendments to the constitution(Rules and Regulations) Adopted in the General Body Meeting held on Wednesday 3

rd July 2013

Present

01.Rule No.11 - Executive Committee composition

There shall be a Executive Committee consisting not more than

63 members inclusive of Office Bearers

Name of the Post No. of Posts

President 1

Working President 1

Vice President 5

Genenral Secretary 1

Dy. General Secretary 5

Organising Secretary 5

Joint Secretary 3

Treasurer 1

Joint Treasurer 1

Secretary Administration 1

Secretary Legal 1

Executive Committee Member 38

Total 63

Amended

Rule No.11- Executive Committee composition

There shall be a Executive Committee consisting not more than

75 members inclusive of Office Bearers

Name of the Post No. of Posts

President 1

Working President 1

Vice President 7

Genenral Secretary 1

Dy. General Secretary 6

Organising Secretary 6

Joint Secretary 3

Treasurer 1

Joint Treasurer 2

Secretary Administration 2

Secretary Legal 2

Regional Secretary 15

Executive Committee Member 23

Ladies Representatives 5

Total 75

The Post of Regional Secretaries will be for the following

centres:

1 Nagpur 9 Ahmednagar

2 Thane 10 Hyderabad

3 Mumbai City 11 Delhi

4 Mumbai Suburb 12 Ahmedabad

5 Solapur 13 Kolhapur

6 Aurangabad 14 Bhopal

7 Nashik 15 Kolkata

8 Amaravati-Akola

The Regional Secretaries will be ex officio Executive Committee

member. Thus the total no. E.C. members will be 38.

Proposed By: Shri D.C.Soman Seconded By: Shri S.N.Patankar 02. Present Rule: Rule 5(a) provides that a staff member of Bank of Maharashtra getting retired on super annuation or opting voluntary retirement or spouse of such deceased staff member shall be eligible to apply for membership of the organisation, Rule 5(b) provides that life membership fee of the organisation will Rs.1500/- Any change in these provisions can be made by members in the Annual General Meeting. Amended Rule Rule 5 (a) – A staff member of Bank of Maharashtra getting retired on super annuation or opting voluntary retirement or spouse of a deceased member shall be eligible to apply for membership of the organisation. However such a person willing to take membership of the organisation should apply for membership in a prescribed format only. Rule 5(b) - A staff member of Bank of Maharashtra getting retired on super annuation or opting voluntary retirement or spouse of a deceased member of the organisation shall pay Rs.25/- as entrance fee. The member can take only a life membership of the organisation by paying Rs.1500/- at the time of taking membership. Only spouse of a deceased member of the organisation shall get membership of the organisation on submission of application along with an entrance fee of Rs.25/- only. The spouse will not be required to pay any additional fee if the deceased member was a life member of the organisation. Proposed By: Shri.D.C.Soman Seconded By: Shri.S.V.Chaudhari


08.01.13

Dearness Relief Payable for the month August 2013 to January 2014.

DA for the employees who retired before 01.11.1992 / 01.07.1993

Basic Pension

Slabs 1152

Average Index 5211.91

Up to Rs. 1250 771.84%

Rs.1251 to Rs.2000 9648 + 633.60% of Basic over Rs.1250

Rs.2001 to Rs.2130 14400 + 380.16 % of Basic over Rs.2000

Above Rs.2130 14894.20 + 195.84% of Basic over Rs.2130

DA for the employees who retired after 01.11.1992 / 01.07.1993

Basic Pension

Slabs 1015


Up to Rs. 2400 355.25%

Rs.2401 to Rs.3850 8526.00 + 294.35% of Basic over Rs.2400

Rs.3851 to Rs.4100 12794.07 + 172.55% of Basic ovr Rs.3850


DA for the employees who retired after 01.04.1998

Basic Pension

Slabs 881


Up to Rs. 3550 211.44%




DA for the employees who retired after 01.11.2002

Slabs 730


DA at the rate of 131.40 % of Basic pension is payable. DA for the employees who retired after 01.11.2007

Slabs 593


DA at the rate of 88.95 % of Basic pension is payable. Ex-Gratia payable to retirees before 01.01.1986 is Rs.2616 Ex gratia payable to pre 1986 retirees and spouse is Rs.5000 in our Bank


BOMREWO OFFICE BEARERS 2013-15

SR NO

NAME ADDRESS STD PHONE CELL

1 PRESIDENT Parkhi S.P. Pune 020 25231880 9422305450

2 WORKING PRESIDENT

Thatte A.G. Pune 020 24450905 9850979211

3 VICE PRESIDENT Manakeshwr B.G. Pune 020 25462817 9823440062

4

Kale A.G. Solapur 0217 2628127 9422067543

5

Sohoni P.V. Nagpur 0712 2230357 9822266886

6

Sawardekar D.R. Mumbai 022 26784478 9619248687

7

Dr.S.Eswarmoorthy Chennai 044

944426610

8

Kulkarni Dinesh Pune 020 25442235 9823166880

9 GENERAL SECRETARY

Soman D.C. Pune 020 24221508 9422504353

10 TREASURER Chaudhari S.V. Pune 020 25396244 9890689016

11 JOINT TREASURER

Targaonkar A.R. Pune 020 24223563 9422310427

12

Datar J.J. Pune 020 24220736

13

DEPUTY

GENERAL SECRETARY

Naik U.H. Pune 020 25536881 9404227160

14

Khadke P.B. Ahmednagar 0241

9420747420

15

Modak S.T. Pune 020 24211046 9423003479

16

Sawkar D.R. Pune 020 25362525 9822432989

17

Phatak M.N. Dombivli 0251 2432045 9820830704

18

Jununkar S.R. Pune 020 25382598 9325557022

19 ORGANISING SECRETARY

Muley S.V. Aurangabad 0240 2443398 9420813419

20

Shengokar P.S. Akola 0724 2420826 9850358466

21

Gholave M.G. Pune 020 25437007 9890504000

22

Jethava S.B. Ahmedabad 079 25460032 9427629069

23

Behere V.V. Pune 020 24252802 9423239023

24

Limaye J.R. Karad 02164 271178 9423033220

25 JOINT SECRETARY

Pradhan S.S. Nasik 0253 2598860 9890266860

26

Deo D.V. Pune 020 24222254 9422986377

27

Vaidya S.B. Pune 020 9886460996 9405873725

28 SECRETARY

ADMINISTRATION Mone S.S. Pune 020 24457218 9420861030

29

Bhagwat V.S. Pune 020 25463343 7588230330


SR NO


30 SECRETARY-

LEGAL Gohad M.D. Pune 020 25443781 9850884921

31

T V L Narsimharao Hyderabad 040 27531818 9440401512

REGIONAL SECRETARIES-EX-OFFICIO EC MEMBERS

1

Zinia Vasantbhai Ahmedabad 079 25354435 9427311433

2

Godbole Sharad Ahmednagar 0241 2431709 9970647494

3

Jatkar D.G. Amravati 07252 232406 9422861425

4

Deshmukh V.D. Aurangabad 02482 234175 9423157375

5

Bhopal

6

Bindra K.S. Delhi 011 46558637 9868216534

7

Khadkikar P.G. Hyderabad 040 24547601 9849605118

8

Patil Ashok Kolhapur 0231 2637520 9423043282

9

Kolkata

10

Chavan M.D. Mumbai City 022

8898884430

11

Malik A.Y. Mumbai Sub 022 28988916 9969573676

12

Pathak J.V. Nagpur 0712 2743861 2744318

13

Patil S.R. Nasik 0253 2341440 9881859191

14

Jeurkar Abhay Solapur 0217 2602092 9822525487

15

Gurav U.A. Thane 022 25326931

WORKING COMMITTEE

MEMBERS

1

Mendjoge Vineeta V.

Pune 020 25441892 9225533329

2

Gadre Anuradha S. Pune 020 25454433 9422757994

3

Khopkar Sanika A. Pune 020 30280820 9673089998

4

Deshpande Shubhada

Pune 020

9822071592

5

Kulkarni Anuradha A.

Pune 020 24487792

6

Patankar S.N. Pune 020 24412226 9421057612

7

Kulkarni S.L. Pune 020 25365577 9422067767

8

Aradhye A.V. Pune 020 64008060 9326844382

9

Salunke P.R. Pune 020 26873959

10

Bhalerao M.B. Pune 020 25421214 9850908430

11

Misal P.A. Pune 020 9373323855

12

Late V.M. Pune 020 25388177 9890346043

13

Barve B.G. Pune 020 24356662 9881734653

14

Bhagwat S.G. Pune 020 24352608 9766943923

15

Bagool N.G. Pune 020 24390301 9822820017

16

Sonavane R.M. Pune Chinchwad

020 27660795 9422010796

17

Karve S.D. Pune 020 24376827 9881256757

18 Deo M.S. Pune 020 24453898 7588290274


SR NO


19

Bhagwat P.P. Amravati 0721 2510354 9421830015

20

K.R.K.Prasad Hyderabad 040 24127312

21

Acharya S.D. Jalna 02482 224655 9403857680

22

Phanase S.A. Mumbai 022 9619698670

23

Khandekar V.Y. Nagpur 0712 2282286 9881791636

24

Wanikar P.N. Nagpur 0712 2286401

25

Deshpande S.B. Nanded 02462 261190

26

Deshmukh D.L. Nasik 0253 6694889 9823502135

27

Kasture M.S. Solapur 0217 2303400 9326117113

28

Banglore

SPECIAL INVITEES

1

Fadanvis S.K.alias Balasaheb

Pune 020 24224750 9370652909

2

Bhide K.S. Pune 020 25381452 9850970932

3

Bapat P.V. Pune 020 25531565 9422317238

4 President FORBE Deshpande M.D. Pune 020 24220798 9423006863

5

Bhurke Shyam M. Pune 020 25652461 9422033500

6

Darshani H.P. Pune 020 25466223 9860573894

7

Kulkarni G.R. Pune 020 24217181

8

Smt.Joshi Varsha Pune 020 24476814

9

Chakre R.G. Aurangabad 0240 2442241

10

Chandgadkar B.G. Belgaum 0831

9986627611

11 Y.Asirvatham Chennai 044 23721490 9443355183

12 Modak Ravindra Goa 0832 2312152 9420690661

13 Abhyankar Ashok Nagpur 0712 2236232


LIST OF NEW MEMBERS DURING 01.04.13 TO 14.08.13

MEMNO NAME ADDRESS Std Code Tel1 Cell

2947 Modak Veena Arvind Pune Bibwewadi 020 24280167 9423233508

2948 Modak Arvind Waman Pune Bibwewadi 020 24280167 9423021781

2949 Paranjape Meera Vinayak Pune Mayur Colony 020 25461775 9850604573

2950 Phadke Leela Sadashiv Pune Tilak Road 020 24478321

2951 Kulkarni Pratima Mohan Pune Karvenagar 020

8275067271

2952 Acharya Shubhangi Shrikant Pune Kothrud 020 25285348 9881470881

2953 Kulkarni Vaijayanti Shashikumar Pune Karvenagar 020

9922428302

2954 Bali Chaman Lal Jalandar 0181

9878906197

2955 Medhekar Sunita Vilas Pune Kothrud 020

9850108871

2956 Hatwalne Vinayak Govind Pune Kothrud 020 9822753253

2957 Gadge Laxman Janafdhan Washim 07252 233680 9860088586

2958 Patil Ujwal Ramchandra Jalgaon 0257 2261679 9422792217

2959 Sohoni Sapna Pune Sinhagad Road 020 24251919 9850039329

2960 Deo Padmakar Khanderao Ahmedabad 079

9727703874

2961 Landge Girish Prabhakar Amravati 0721

9422671176

2962 Deshpande Prakash Gajanan Amravati 0721 2670906 9422157306

2963 Kshire Padmakar Purushottam Nagpur 0712 2224657

2964 Daudkar Bhagvatibai Shamraoji Nagpur 0712

9096322805

2965 Pawar Tarabai Pandurang Nasik 0253

8412026179

LIST OF ORDINARY MEMBERS CONVERTED TO LIFE MEMBERS DURING 01.04.2013 TO 14.08.2013

NO MEM NO

NAME ADDRESS Std

Code Tel1 Cell

1 332 Hatwalane Rohini Vinayak Pune 020

2 348 Pathak Narendra Digambar Nagpur 0712 2538276

3 482 Agashe Sudhakar Vasudeo Khopoli

4 522 Padalkar Vijay Vasantrao Nanded 02462 261843

5 726 Tatke Dilip Govind Pune 020 24334847

6 924 Kulkarni Nilkanth Gopalrao Nagpur 0712 2230034

7 1013 Jadhav Shivaji Namdeo Bhopal 0755 2495737

8 1023 Joshi Adinath Mahadeo Pune 020 25384599 9922758990 9823213461

9 1088 Bapat Shashikant Pune 020 24230427

10 1420 Rajale Yashwant Kondiba Pune 020 24338733

11 1867 Nallamotu Pratap Kumar Hyderabad 040 23814102 9290494590

12 2033 Jaisingpure Mangala P. Pulgaon 07158 9689533501

13 2130 K R K Prasad Hyderabad 040 24127312

14 1181 Kulkarni Dasrao Digambar Ahmdenagar 0241 2550330

15 460 Joshi Shripad Kashinath Pune 020 24378621

16 518 Hendre Ashok Shankar Pune 020 24217350

17 1054 Hatolkar Shrinivas N Dhule 02562 244255

18 1082 Shah Mangaldas Nathulal Talegaon Dabhade 02114 223435

19 1083 Rajwade Aniruddha S Pune 020 24444747

20 1087 Damle Purushottam S Pune 020 24217672



2966 Mir Rafique Mir Abdul Latif Mumbai

2967 Sonavane Roban Sadashiv Kaudgaaon

9325987026

2968 Gaikwad Vijay Vishnu Nasik 02557

9657341023

2969 Sonavane Sushilabai Pandurang Nasik 02557

9423469217

2970 Kholgade Deepak Ramkrishna Pune Karvenagar 020 25435202

2971 K. Rajasekaran Chennai 044

9840233779

2972 Bindra Kanwaljeet Singh Delhi Janakpuri 011 46558637 9868216534

2973 A.Subramanian Chennai 044

9176651865

2974 Vaidya Meenal Mohan Pune 020

9823977104

2975 Ranade Smita Vikram Pune Kothrud 020 25449445 9960639975

2976 Palyekar Mangala Mahesh Mumbai

2977 Makdia Amarbhai Mandabhai Rajkot 0281

9998898625

2978 Chauhan Ashok Bhagwandas Ahmedabad 02642

9824204272

2979 Apte Vaijayanti Jayant Nagpur 0712

9822704771

2980 Muley Shridhar Bhopal 0755 24056488 9407556005

2982 Ghodke Prakash Baliram Dindori 02557

9860270951

2983 Ratnaparkhi Satish Balkrishna Nasik 0253

9423176570

2984 Kasarekar Uday Bhaskar Beed 02442 223381 9420186846

2985 Ranade Madhav Yashwant Pune Sadashiv Peth 020 24325253 9371084067

2986 Chokda Jaiprakash Jugalkishor Pune 020 26812748 9423140546

2987 Kulkarni Pradeep Anant Pune Narayan Peth 020

9850886064

2988 Godve Deepak Janardan Kolhapur

2989 Muke Abhimanu Sambhaji Murum 02478

9860068669

2990 Tahiliani Indu Bala Delhi 011

9350908066

2991 Gadgil Laxman Narayan Belgaum 0831 2481161 9448691412

2992 P. Lalitha Madurai 0452

8883782299

2993 Waranashiwar Vinay H. Pune Sahakarnagar 020 24220381 9637299054

2994 Pimputkar Supriya Prakash Pune Sahakarnagar 020 24423570 9403186821

2995 Chhabra Parveen Kumar Ludhiana 0161 2451386 9814513427

2996 Jogalekar Yashashree Yeshwant Pune Shukrawar Pth 020 24474520 9422986464

2997 Kshirsagar Shankar Baburao Pune Parvati 020

9881846991

2998 Rajguru Anshiram Baburao Narodi 02133

9860445722

2999 Chakradeo Suhas Trimbak Pune Kothrud 020 25384904 9503004711

3000 Gokhale Ashwini Ashok Ambarnath East 0251 2601680

3001 Kulkarni Kishor Anant Kolhapur 0231 2623445 9730011014

3002 Gajare Keshav Ganpatrao Pulgaon 07158 283289 9890894466

3003 Bhatraju Seetharam Anjaneyulu Hyderabad 040 27074401

3004 Ghosh Aniruddha Bhopal 0755 7898137950 9424418522

3005 Dixit Sudhakar Vitthal Mumbai 022 28771705 9930179933

3006 Balsaraf Suresh Dashrath Mumbai

3007 Murudkar Arun Namdeo Mumbai

3009 Pawaskar Vasanti Vishwas Mumbai 022 25474597 9819844877

3010 Kadhi Lata Manohar Nagpur 0712

8956089749

3011 Rangari Deepak Khemdeorao Nagpur 07172 253087 9404122984

3012 Khadatkar Kishor Shankarrao Nagpur 0712

9730000705


3013 Sinkar Vishnu Prabhakar Poynad


3014 Sahasrabudhe Avinash Dattatraya Nagpur 0712

9822369040

3015 Mogal Manohar Pundlikrao Nasik Road 0253

9730000639

3016 Behere Vinayak Vishnu Pune Ganeshmala 020 24252802 9423239023

3017 Pawar Ashok Balwant Pune Warje 020

9850778343

3018 Bande Madhavi Shripad Nagpur 0712

9405774769

3019 Deo Aruna Shyamkant Pune Hingne Kd 020

9326173654

3020 Deo Sunil Shyamkant Pune Hingne Kd 020

9326182416

3021 Wekhande Swati Sudhakar Pune Sadashiv Peth 020 24480586

3022 Shukla Sandhya Hemant Nasik 0253 2597619 9881463535

3023 Kulkarni Arvinda Yadavrao Pune Sinhagad Road 020 24345979 9860443381

3024 Senad Arun Haribhau Wardha 07152

9422384746

3025 Gupta Bhagwati Prasad Gwalior 0751 24822372 9425336033

3026 Thite Bhaskar Anantrao Pune Karvenagar 020 25461870 9881887790

3027 Parmar Manubhai Ishwarbhai Ahmedabad 079

9898470174

3028 Patel Jitendrakumar Harmanbhai Ahmedabad 079 25390750 9979705350

3029 Pawale Vinayak Raghunathrao Ahmednagar 0241

9371925258

3030 Salve Bhimrao Ankush Ahmednagar 0241

9272555745

3031 Shinde Surendra Dinkar Kolhapur 0231

9423260352

3032 Kulkarni Savita S. Pune 020

3033 K. Babitha Hyderabad 040

9912960324

3034 Mishra Deviyani Rameshchandra Mumbai 022 23077114 9769977995

3035 Koneru Bhimeswara Rao Vijaywada 0866 2472664

3036 Agrey Vijay Kashinathrao Nagpur 0712

9765419969

3037 Meshram Nandlal Narayan Nasik 0253

9421003322

3038 Mehendale Vinayak Atmaram Mumbai 022 26245076 9833066572

3039 Gosavi Umesh M Mumbai 022

9867085918

3040 Garude Vasudeo Kondiram Mumbai 022

9920422020

3041 Patade Prakash Vithal Mumbai 022 24328471

3042 Ramteke Moreshwar Donaji Nagpur 0714

3043 Dabke Aruna Ramesh Nasik 0253 2453090 9595619286

3044 Sahasrabudhe Sudhakar Mahadeo Pune Parvati 020 24226778 9420860156

3045 Bhiwapurikar Nilkanth Deonath Nagpur 0712 2714372 8275225974

3046 Joshi Deelip Madhavrao Auranagabad 0240 2355839 9423395302

3047 Majali Madhukar Bhimrao Pune Karvenagar 020 25454881 9225639104

3049 Naik Bhausaheb Pandurang Belgaum 0831 2481144

3050 Halbe Anand Vishnupant Pune Karvenagar 020 25440337 9860136224

3051 Pansare Laxmibai Genu Nasik 0253

9175691154

3052 Nikumbhe Narottam Shenu Chandwad 02556

9923153575

3053 Kulkarni Dinesh Pundlik Pune Kothrud 020 25442235 9823166880

3054 Sane Madhav Laxman Pune Karvenagar 020 25446293 9730254338

3055 Jeurkar Shrikant V Pune Navi Peth 020 25444420 9881900276

3056 Chandorkar Vishwas D. Pune Kothrud 020 25451217 9552460711

3057 Chitnavis Vinay C. Pune Sshakarnagaar 020 24222485 9623684450

3058 K.Diwakar Sarma Hyderabad 040

9177669007

3059 Ogale Suresh Vishnupant Belgaum


3060 Joshi Shubhada Dilip Dombivli


3061 Mulay Ravindra Gajanan Mumbai 022 26826189 9892312208

3062 Kane Pratibha Shashikant Mumbai 022 24112435 9322491308

3063 Lanka Srinivas Rao Vijaywada 0866 2543009 8143700375

3064 Kannan Sukumar Chennai 044

9566003034

3065 Gurav Sudhir Ganpat Mumbai Mulund(E) 022

9769449858

3066 Malandkar Ramchandra Bapu Mumbai Goregaon(W) 022 28726594 9869080881

3067 Gogate Ramchandra Sadashiv Dombivli(E) 0253

9967976808

3068 Jamkhedkar Ashwini Deepak Dombivli(E) 0253

9892521469

3069 Khandekar Padmaja Ramakant Mumbai Mulund(W) 022 25685004 9869512500

3070 Herwadkar Suvarna Shrikrishna Mumbai Mulund(W) 022 25931406 9867302122

3071 Herlekar Keshav Vasudeo Kolhapur 0231 2652258 9326131599

3072 Das Dilip Kumar Delhi Greater Noida 011

8588024995

3073 Kulkarni Jyoti Govind Pune Budhwar Peth 020 24490338 9527758448

3074 Agharkar Prabhakar Balkrishna Panvel 022

9820328267

3075 Meshram Dayaram Lahuji Sakoli 07187

8007375101

3076 Ronge Abhiram Digambarrao Pune Kothrud 020 25391626 9423576951

3077 Dhadphale Avinash Narayan Pune Erandwane 020

9881833715

3078 Pujari Bal Ganesh Pune Parvati 020 24250466 9850969428

3079 Kambale A.N.

3080 Datar Ashok Madhav Pune Kothrud 020 64199365 9096421485

3081 Kadale Shivaji Tukaram Pune Bibwewadi 020 24411666 9665174747

3082 Navgire Deepak Laxman Pune 020

8087343616

3083 Hegde Ramkrishna Manjanath Chipagi 08384 233408 8197551025

3084 Shinde Deuba Bhagwan Pune Bibwewadi 020 24218992 9822863612

3085 Malshe Shreekant Mahadeo Pune Warje 020

9822256605

3086 Rane Rajashri Shivraj Panvel 022 27464323 9322510231

3087 Tamhane Girish Vijay Panvel 022

9702019966

3088 Kanade Padmakar Vyankatesh Pune Erandwane 020 25446857 9096082363

3089 Kulkarni Vasant Ramchandra Pune Pashan Sus Road 020 25870095

3090 Shri.Deshpande Suresh Moreshwar Pune Karvenagar 020 25430788

3091 Tamhankar Pushkar Dilip Kolhapur 0231 2324031 9890737221

3092 Paranjape Vinita Mohan Pune Prabhat Road 020 25655261 9850349555

3093 Bagde Dipak Hiramanji Amravati 0721 2550411 9960562566

3094 Gawai Janardan Mahadeorao Amravati 0721 2578219 9921128246

3095 Ambhore Bhaskar Tukaramji Amravati 0721

9764387810

3096 Bhasme Devidas Sopanrao Badnera 0721 2681953 9403171363

3097 Radhye Shyam Delhi Noida 0120 2533539 9213239413

3098 Ingle Sharadkumar Purushottam Raipur 0771

9827936691

3099 Moghe Trimbak Vasudeo Ahmedabad 079 26769060 9427012090

3100 Patel Ishwarbhai Laxmanbhai Valsad 079

9913757046

3101 Medhekar Manohar Mahadeorao Nagpur 0712 2284607 9637794589

3102 Verma Premsingh R Ahmedabad

3103 Pathak Neelaben Mayankkumar Ahmedabad

3104 Paralkar Bharati Bharat Mumbai

3107 Bagade Bhanudas Motiramji Nagpur 0712

9822188953


3108 Luley Manohar Shankarrao Nagpur 0712

9422817445


3109 Satyanarayan Mysa Warangal

3110 Patil Ratnakar Kisan Pune 020 24433951 9850876766

3111 Palande Sneha Sanjay Pune Narayan Peth 020 24460458 9422521831

3112 Mali Ravindra Suklal Pune Chavannagar 020 24370704

3113 Gadre Suryakant Govindrao Pune Hadapsar 020 26822264 7709381303

3114 Varanasi Radha Madanpalle 040

9848854240

3115 M. Satyanaraya Warangal 0870

9059024548

3116 Vudutha Salhaiah Karimnagar

8500993545

3117 Ganta Punnaiah Hyderabad 040 27241279 8106808881

3118 Hanumajiwar Harathi Adilabad 08732

9989493669

3119 Naidu Jagdish Pandurang Ahmedabad 079 26779370 9825880118

3120 Pathak Neela Mayank Ahmedabad 079 27400119 9601274281

3121 Verma Premsingh Ram Swaroop Ahmedabad 079 27560298 9904483322

3122 Mehendale Dattatraya Vishwanath Pune Hingne Khurd 020 24349083

3123 Alawani Rekha Shripad Pune Paud Road 020 25439393 9764554812

3124 Kothare Rohit Shreekant Pune Warje Naka 020 25231870 9823178398

3125 Gurave Anil Vasantrao Ahmednagar 0241 2347335 9860351122

3126 Ganvir Mukunda Anandrao Nagpur 0712

9860856483

3127 Kelkar Sangita Sunil Nagpur 0712 6464055 9881065755

3128 Mhaske Anuradha Vithal Pune Kothrud 029 25446178 9822822056

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