CBOA, AP CIRCULAR NO. 008 DATED 24.02.2011

CBOA, AP issued its circular No. 008 dated 24.02.2011 on 9th Triennial General Council of AIBOC held at Bhubaneshwar. We are placing the same here for our readers.

CIRCULAR NO.: GS: 2011: 008                                      Date: 24.02.2011

TO ALL OFFICERS                                              PLEASE CIRCULATE

Dear Friends,

We reproduce hereunder the Circular No. CIRCULAR/GS/2011/05 dated 22-02-2011 received from our Federation for your information.

With best regards                                                                        

Yours sincerely

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(C.A. MALLIKARJUNA RAO)

GENERAL SECRETARY

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“9TH TRIENNIAL GENERAL COUNCIL –  BUSINESS SESSION – ACTIVE PARTICIPATION –

MESSAGE OF GENERAL COUNCIL – UNITY AND SOLIDARITY IS SUPREME

As a prelude to the Triennial General Council a Press Conference had been arranged on 28.01.2011 at 7:00 p.m at the Conference Hall of Hotel Swosti Premium.

Addressing the crowded Press Conference, Shri. G.D. Nadaf, General Secretary, highlighted the importance of the Triennial Conference, narrated the achievements, successes of the Confederation in achieving a fair salary revision and most importantly another option on Pension for officers. The important role played by the Confederation in defending the Public Sector character of the Banks which has saved the banking industry from the perils of global recession triggered by USA was part of the highlights. He dwelt at length on the future agenda of the Confederation for tackling issues such as recruitment of adequate manpower, regulated working hours for officers, 5 day week in the Banking Industry, updation of pension, adequate compensation for Officers etc.  The Confederation in its Silver Jubilee Year has redeemed its pledge not only to the members but also to the society by undertaking many social service activities, Shri G.D. Nadaf informed the media.

BUSINESS SESSION - 30th January 2011

The Business session commenced with opening remarks by Shri P.K.Sarkar, President of the Confederation. He called upon Shri G.D.Nadaf, General Secretary to present the report of the Confederation covering the entire triennial period for consideration of the House.  Shri. G.D. Nadaf presented a voluminous report containing all the details of the National, International events, the Trade Union developments, developments as regards the Banking Industry, the Salary revision, 2nd Option on Pension, organisational activities and the affiliates’ activities including the Sectoral Federations, the State Units, and all other major events that took place in the country, with particular reference to the economic activities, the trade union movement etc. In his two and half-hour presentation, he covered all the major aspects of the report, so that there could be a meaningful debate. There was a standing ovation by the entire house to the excellent report presented by the General Secretary without any pause.

The President thereafter invited the members to deliberate on the report. The enthusiasm of the members was unique. The paucity of time was the major constraint but the President had to provide time to each and every delegate to speak on the occasion. More than 40 delegates were given an opportunity to speak on the report.  The report was appreciated eloquently by all the speakers and they congratulated the General Secretary for the comprehensive report.

The General Secretary, in his reply to the debate, clarified all the points raised by the participants to their satisfaction. Thereafter, the President placed the report for the approval of the General Council, which was unanimously adopted amidst thunderous applause.

Shri. G.Muthuswamy, the Treasurer of the Confederation presented the Audited Statements of Accounts for the years, 2008, 2009 and 2010 for approval of the General Council. It was adopted unanimously.

           

Shri G.D.Nadaf, the General Secretary of the Confederation presented the proposal for  amendments to the Constitution of the Confederation, keeping in view the organisational requirements,  which were adopted by the House unanimously.

Shri. P.K.Sarkar, was elected unanimously as President of the Confederation. Shri G.D.Nadaf, was re-elected unanimously as the General Secretary of the Confederation. Shri A.R.Saifullah, President, AICBOF & Shri D.S.Bhadauria, General Secretary, AICBOF have been elected as Dy. General Secretary & Vice President of AIBOC respectively . 

The 9th Triennial General Council has created several land marks in the history of our movement.  In the course of the Business Session, the Council also took an opportunity of honouring former Presidents and General Secretaries who led the movement in a glorious manner and were responsible for the successful, meaningful, fruitful completion of 25 years of our existence as a militant organization in the banking industry. 

Friends, as an organisation committed to the common cause, the Confederation donated Rs.1 lac to Kalinga Institute for Social Science, a trust for welfare of the tribals for its invaluable services to the humanity. The founder of the Trust Shri Achuth Samanth was honoured on the occasion for his valuable services to the society through a chain of Educational Institutions he has built and the free education he has been providing to the tribal children from all parts of the country numbering over 12,000, from Kindergarten to Post Graduation, free of cost.

Friends, thus the Business Session was concluded in a grand manner. The members who attended the 9th Triennial General Council shall remember the inaugural session, the business session and the grand procession for a long time to come. The occassion has enlivened the Trade Union spirit in the hearts of all the participants, who are always eager to hold the AIBOC flag aloft.

The Confederation has emerged as a strong and vibrant organisation for the supervisory cadre in the country. The Confederation was proved again as the most militant and committed organisation for the cause of the supervisory cadre. We will be failing in our duty if we do not acknowledge the excellent manner in which the entire activities were conducted under the leadership of Shri Ganesh C. Mishra, President and Shri A.K.Motayed, Secretary of the Orissa State Unit along with hundreds of volunteers from the State of Orissa to make the 9th Triennial Council a memorable event in the history of our Confederation.

The three days deliberations and the organisational activities will be recorded in golden letters in the history of our movement. Our kudos to each and every member of the State of Orissa for their conviction and commitment in making this Conference memorable, a wonderful event and this would remain ever green in our memory to be cherished for a long time to come.

Let us not rest on our laurels; we have a long way to go.  We have several challenges ahead of us.  The Unity and Solidarity displayed in the Council shall be a strong message to all those who are awaiting an opportunity, to fish in the troubled waters. The Confederation is a live organisation and would continue to maintain the same degree of strength and unity in the days to come.

March on friends, March on to Scale Greater Heights in the Days to Come”

Yours sincerely,

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(D.S. BHADAURIA)

GENERAL SECRETARY