Expected DA from Jan 2013

DA TABLE FROM 2008

The table describes how to calculate the Dearness allowance with the input of All India Consumer Price Index (IW) month wise...

Month	Year	Base Year 2001=100	Total	Average	App. DA	DA
May	2008	139	1613	--	--	--
June	2008	140	1623	135.25	16.84	16
July	2008	143	1634	--	--	--
Aug	2008	145	1646	--	--	--
Sep	2008	146	1659	--	--	--
Oct	2008	148	1673	--	--	--
Nov	2008	148	1687	--	--	--
Dec	2008	147	1700	141.67	22.38	22
Jan	2009	148	1714	--	--	--
Feb	2009	148	1727	--	--	--
Mar	2009	148	1738	--	--	--
Apr	2009	150	1750	--	--	--
May	2009	151	1762	--	--	--
June	2009	153	1775	147.92	27.78	27
July	2009	160	1792	149.33	29.00	---
Aug	2009	162	1809	150.75	30.23	---
Sep	2009	163	1826	152.17	31.45	---
Oct	2009	165	1843	153.58	32.67	---
Nov	2009	168	1863	155.25	34.11	---
Dec	2009	169	1885	157.08	35.70	35
Jan	2010	172	1909	159.08	37.42	---
Feb	2010	170	1931	160.92	39.01	---
Mar	2010	170	1953	162.75	40.59	---
Apr	2010	170	1973	164.42	42.03	---
May	2010	172	1994	166.17	43.54	---
Jun	2010	174	2015	167.92	40.05	45
July	2010	178	2033	169.42	46.35	---
August	2010	178	2049	170.75	47.50	---
Sep	2010	179	2065	172.08	48.65	---
Oct	2010	181	2081	173.42	49.81	---
Nov	2010	182	2095	174.58	50.81	---
Dec	2010	185	2111	175.92	51.97	51
Jan	2011	188	2127	177.25	53.12	---
Feb	2011	185	2142	178.50	54.20	---
Mar	2011	185	2157	179.75	55.28	---
Apr	2011	186	2173	181.08	56.43	---
May	2011	187	2188	182.33	57.51	---
Jun	2011	189	2203	183.58	58.59	58
July	2011	193	2218	184.83	59.67	---
August	2011	194	2234	186.17	60.82	---
Sep	2011	197	2252	187.67	62.12	---
Oct	2011	198	2269	189.08	63.34	---
Nov	2011	199	2286	190.50	64.56	---
Dec	2011	197	2298	191.50	65.43	65
Jan	2012	198	2308	192.33	66.15	---
Feb	2012	199	2322	193.50	67.15	---
Mar	2012	201	2338	194.83	68.31	---
Apr	2012	205	2357	196.42	69.67	---
May	2012	206	2376	198.00	71.04	---
Jun	2012	208	2395	199.58	72.41	72
Jul	2012	212	2414	201.17	73.78	---
August	2012	214	2434	202.83	75.22	---
Sep	2012	215	2452	204.33	76.51	---
Oct	2012
Nov	2012
Dec	2012	Expected				80

Retirement......November, 2012.

Shri A. N. Dighore, Sr. Supdt. of Post Offices, Nagpur City Division, Nagpur will retire from Govt. servant on superannuation on 30/11/2012. 

CONTINUATION OF IT MODERNISATION PROJECT OF DEPARTMENT OF POSTS – PHASE II

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs today approved the proposal of Rs.4,909 crore towards IT modernization project of the Department of Posts, covering 1.55 lakhs post offices. 

The total expenditure for the project involving Rs.4,909 crore includes both implementation phase and operation and maintenance phase for the IT infrastructure of Post Offices. The IT project of the Department is a part of the Mission Mode Project (MMP) included in the National e-Governance Plan (NEGP).

The Department of Posts has a network of 1.55 Lakhs post offices spread across all the States and Union Territories of the country. The key objective of the India Post IT Modernization project is modernization and computerization of all Post offices in the country including branch post offices in rural areas to create a urban-rural network spanning across the length and breadth of the country.  

The IT modernization project is expected to give following benefits to the citizens of the country:  

•           Improve customer satisfaction due to faster and more reliable delivery of services

•           Enhance visibility and transparency

•           Provide access by multiple channels to the customers e.g. post office counters, kiosks, internet, mobiles ATMs etc;

•           Ensure delivery of "citizen centric services"

The IT modernisation project will provide a national asset and infrastructure for all users apart from the post offices including various government departments, business houses and the citizens to use the services effectively for their communication, banking, insurance and service delivery needs. The project will improve the delivery of mails, banking and insurance services rendered by the Post offices across the length and breadth of the country.

For the purpose of implementation, the IT modernisation project has been structured into 8 segments catering to IT infrastructure such as datacentre, network, computers and peripherals, software applications which will cover all the product and services of the Department of Posts, and change management which will help in effective transformation into IT mode. The project will be implemented in all the 1.55 lakh post offices in a phased manner over a time period of 2 years, to be followed by the O&M phase over the period of contract.

The project will be rolled out to all the post offices covering all States and Union Territories in the country a phased manner.

Background:

       The proposal of the Department of Posts is in continuation of the proposal which was approved by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on 26th Aug 2010. The overall project has been segregated into eight RFPs, of which, selection of vendors have been finalized in case of 5 RFPs and LOIs have been issued. Of these 5 RFPs, in four cases the contracts have been signed with the selected bidders. In respect of two RFPs the financial bids have been opened and selection of the bidder is under process.