THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 2024 AND ELECTION FOR THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, 2024- 2025 OF THE ASSOCIATION WILL BE HELD ON 23RD MARCH, 2024 AT GST BHAVAN AUDITORIUM FROM 1100HRS. TO 1700 HRS. ALL MEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND THE MEETING. FOR DETAILS CONTACT ASSOCIATION OFFICE.
This is inform to all the Members of our Asociation that our AGM will be held on 23/03/2024 (Saturday) at GST Bhaban Auditorium at 11 AM. All are requested to attend.
Bijaya Sammiloni of our Association will be held on 18.11.2023 from 1300hrs at GST Bhavan Auditorium. All members are requested to attend the Programme positively.
BIJOYA SAMMILONI, 2023 OF OUR ASSOCIATION WILL BE HELD ON 18TH NOVEMBER, 2023 (SATURDAY) AT GST BHAVAN AUDITORIUM FROM 1300 HRS. ALL MEMBERS WITH THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS ARE CORDIALLY REQUESTED TO ATTEND THE PROGRAMME POSITIVELY AND MAKE IT A GRAND SUCCESS
Our Association is going to felicitate and give an one time Scholarship of Rs. 5000/- each to 21 "Underprivileged Meritorious Students" on 15.07.2023 at 1130 hrs. at GST BHAVAN AUDITORIUM. All members are requested to attend the function and encourage the students.
Office order regarding Addendum of Services of Medica Superspecialty Hospital under CGHS Kolkata (30 June 2023)
In the Silver Jubilee year of our Association, we are going to publish a special issue of our yearly magazine - Abasar Darpan at the time of Bijayaa Sammilani. All members and their family members are requested to send their indigenous stories, essays, poems, travel stories etc. to our Association office and make it a magazine to be ever remembered. The writings should not be against the Department and should be non political, non religious. The last date of send the writings to our office is 30.06.2023.
Like every year, this year also, we are going to provide one time financial assistance to 20 underprivileged meritorious students who will obtain more than 80% marks in the Madhyamik Examination, 2023. All members are requested to donate for the great cause voluntarily as per their capacity and help such students. Members are also requested to forward the names of such students to our Association if they think fit for this purpose.
*Bank particulars of our Association :
Name : Union Bank, Kasba Branch.
S.B. A/ C no. 167310100028836.
IFSC CODE: UBIN0816736. Name of Account Holder : Central Excise, Customs & Service Tax Pensioners Association.*
CGHS, DOVER LANE W.C. is now undertaking the following medical test. Beneficiaries now can avail it.
Some members are in doubt whether physiotherapy is permissible under CGHS treatment.
The answer is yes.
A list of items authorised is shared below.
23.07.22 (Saturday) at 11.00hrs. All are welcome.
Our Association is going to facilitate 21 underprivileged meritorious students on 23.07.2022 1100 hrs. at GST Bhavan Auditorium. All members are requested to attend the function. They are also requested to donate generously for the noble purpose.
Rules to follow in death cases
3 In case of death of the card holder please note : .
Death of main card holder (pensioner)-only living spouse is the eligible claimant irrespective of who has made the payment to the hospital for treatment. It is advisable to get a family pensioner card issued before the medical claim is put up for reimbursement. . Death of family pensioner (spouse)-Any of the living children can claim reimbursement provided he/she gives an affidavit that he is the legal heir and a separate NOC from other heirs that they have no objection if reimbursement is made to the legal heir (as per Annexure II of MRC Form). . Death of pensioner with no living spouse/ death of family pensioner and no surviving children, then a 'succession certificate' issued by the court has to be produced by whosoever is the claimant (proving that he is the legal heir) along with the proof that payment to the hospital has been made by him. . Kindly do not delete the CGHS card till final payment against the medical claim is received from CGHS in the following death cases:
(a) If card holder (claimant) was alive at the time of submission of Medical Claim to CGHS but died before the final settlement of the claim by CGHS
(b) If family pensioner has died and the legal heir/successor is the claimant Documents to be enclosed in Death Cases : · Affidavit on non judicial stamp paper by the claimant (as per Annexure II of MRC Form) · NOC from all the legal heirs separately for each individual. · Death certificate. · Copy of death summary from the hospital. . ID proof of claimant with name of father in cases where both main card holder and spouse have expired . Succession certificate issued by court wherever required (see above)
4 In cataract surgery with Intra Ocular Lens (IOL) claims (as per OM no. 536/2012/R & H/CGHS dated 21/08/2014) · Original sticker of IOL with batch number of IOL, duly signed and stamped by the surgeon of private empanelled hospital . Bill of IOL showing type of IOL used and IOL batch no. in case of surgery in private empanelled hospital · Discharge summary/prescription to mention: (a) type of IOL (Hydrophobic Foldable/Hydrophilic Acrylic/Scleral Fixated/PMMA (AC/PC) ) used (b) Type of cataract surgery done
5 For Cardiac/vascular stents (as per OM no. 1002/2006/CGHS (R&H)/CGHS(P) dated 31/10/2011) . Outer pouch of the stent with sticker on it with batch no. and other details. . Invoice of the stent from the private empanelled hospital with batch number. and details of stent . Certificate from empanelled hospital that they have not charged the beneficiary more than the rate at which the stent has been procured by the hospital . Angiography report (for opinion of Government specialist) . CD of angiography & PTCA(for opinion of Governement specialist)
6 For Pacemaker, Combo Device, Defibrillator,Rotablator (as per OM no. 12034/02/2014/Misc-CGHS-DIII dated 22/7/2014) . Sticker of device having batch numb Copy of terms of warranty . ECG and Holter report . ECHO cardiography report . In case of replacement, copy of warranty of earlier device to be submitted
7 Ambulance used (as per OM no. S-4924/2010/CGHS(R&H)/CGHS(P) dated 17/1/2011) Ambulance is allowed only for going to the hospital in emergency. It is not allowed after discharge. . Certificate from the treating doctor for justification stating the following – " The ambulance was essential as it was an emergency and any other mode of transport would have aggravated the patients condition or endangered his life. Ambulance has been used within the city limits"
8 Knee & Hip Implants (as per OM no. Z.15025/74/2017/DIR/CGHS/EHS dated 26/09/2017) : ceiling rates applicable. . Cost of knee implant component-wise along with brand name, name of manufacturer/importer/batch number/specifications and other details, if any to be mentioned in the final bill/invoice
9 For special Nurse/Aya/attendant- Permitted only Govt. Hospital for in patients or private recognized hospital where treatment has been taken with prior permission. No reimbursement of domiciliary nurse/aya/attendent (as per OM no. S-11011/7/88-CGHS (P) dated 3/8/1988) · Certificate from treating doctor that services of special nurse/aya/attendant were essential for recovery/prevention of serious deterioration in the patient
10 For Domiciliary Physiotherapy (as per OM no. S-11011/24/2011/CGHS(P) dated 1/6/2011) . Prescription from PMT specialist/Ortho/Neuro/Neurosurgery/ENT specialist for home based rehabilitation programme which should include the following descriptive specifics: 1.The therapy to be used: a. Electrotherapy; b. Active Exercise Therapy; c. ADL Training; d. Speech Therapy; e. Gait Training; and f. Passive Exercises. 2.The technical person required to institute the therapy 3.The frequency of the therapy required by the patient 4.Duration of the therapy programme . Receipt in original for payment made with stamp and designation of person who has given therapy . In case of locomotor disability, certificate showing >80% disability or 2 Govt specialists to certify that patient is totally dependent on care giver.
11 For purchase of medicines for 7 days on day of discharge (OPD MEDICINES ARE NOT REIMBURSABLE unless permitted by CMO I/C in writing) as per OM no. S-11011/09/2014/CGHS(HEC)/CGHS(P) dated 20/6/2014 and OM no. S-11018/6/95-CGHS(P) dated 24/7/1995 . Certificate from Private empanelled hospital that they have not issued the medicines on the day of discharge.
12 For Insurance cases: beneficiary to first put up claim to insurance company (as per OM no.S11011/4/2003/CGHS(P) dated 19/2/2009 . Certificate from insurance company indicating the amount for which beneficiary has received credit from them. . Photocopies of all bills and vouchers duly certified with stamp of insurance company
13 For nebulizer(as per OM no. Misc.11006/2000-JD(R&H)/CGHS(P) dated 11/6/2001 . Advise by Government specialist . Undertaking that nebulizer has not been procured at Govt. expense in the last 5 years and that cost of maintenance will be borne by beneficiary . Receipt of purchase
14 Hearing Aid reimbursement (OM No. S.11011/37/2019-EHS dated 01/12/2020) . Original Permission Letter to purchase Hearing Aid . Empty carton/box with label showing details of Hearing Aid seller . Copy of CGHS card . Bill/Receipt in original for hearing aid bearing details of the hearing aid seller . Empty carton/box of Hearing Aid with label showing details of the hearing aids supplied
OM- Z.15025/79/DIR/CGHS, dated 5th October, 2016. –
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS DGCGHS DGCGHS-FAQ 2 | P a g e FREQUENTY ASKED QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS ABOUT CGHS (FAQs on CGHS are intended to provide general information and guidance needed for the CGHS beneficiaries to avail CGHS facilities. The contents must be read in conjunction with OMs/Office orders as issued from time to time. The contents are not intended to be applicable to specific/exceptional cases and no such claims may be made under it. Whenever any difference in interpretation of meaning and/or content of the facts stated here vis-à-vis the original OM/office order arises, the latter will be treated as final and binding).
1. Who are eligible for CGHS facilities? Persons Eligible under the Central Government Health Scheme 1. All Central Government employees paid from the Central Civil Estimates (except Railways and Delhi Administration), including their families.
2. Pensioners of Central Government (except pensioners belonging to Railways and the Armed Forces) and their families.
3. Central Government Pensioners retiring with Contributory Provident Fund benefits and their families.
4. Widows of Central Government pensioners, in receipt of family pension.
5. Delhi Police personnel and their families, in Delhi only.
6. Railway Board employees.
7. Civilian employees of Defence paid from Defence Service Estimates.
8. Child drawing pension on death of a Central Government employee including minor brothers and sisters of such child.
9. Ex-Governors and Lt. Governors and their families.
10. Ex-Vice Presidents and their families.
11. Central Government servants who are deputed to semigovernment and autonomous bodies receiving substantial grant from, or financed by the Central Government.
12. Central Govt. employees on deputation to statutory/autonomous during the period of deputation.
13. Military Officers while on deputation to civil departments and getting their emoluments from Central Civil Estimates. DGCGHS-FAQ 3 | P a g e
14. Families of Governments servants transferred to a non-CGHS area, for a maximum period of six months on deposit of CGHS contribution (for the period of 6 months) in advance.
15. Families of IAS Officers on North-Eastern Cadre, who continue to stay back in Delhi even after repatriation of the IAS Officer to the North Eastern Cadre, provided that they continue to occupy Government accommodation in Delhi/New Delhi, on deposit of CGHS contribution in advance (one to three years). The same also applies to families of IAS Officers of J&K Cadre.
16. Parliamentary Secretaries of the Central Government and their families.
17. Members of Parliament and their families.
18. Ex-Members of Parliament.
19. Sitting Judges of Supreme Court and High Court of Delhi and former Judges of Supreme Court and High Courts.
20. Work Charged and Industrial Staff working in establishments run by various Ministries/Departments of Central Government, immediately from the date of their joining the service.
21. Employees of Kendriya Vidyalays Sangathan stationed at Delhi & NCR, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Bengaluru.
22. Employees of Ordnance Factory Board Headquarters, Kolkata and Ordnance Equipment Factories Headquarters, Kanpur.
23. All India Service pensioners who retire while serving under the State at their option.
24. Freedom Fighters and members of their family receiving Central Pension under the Swatantrata Sainik Samman Pension Scheme.
25. Family members of the Deceased Ex-Members of Parliament.
26. Pensioners of Ordnance factories.
27. Members of Staff Side of the National Council of the Joint consultative Machinery, even though not serving as Central Government employees.
28. Persons employed in semi-government and autonomous bodies who are permitted to join the CGH Scheme.
29. An Accredited Journalist who produces a certificate from the Press Council of India stating that he is a member of the Press Association, New Delhi (for OPD and at RML Hospital).
30. Retired Divisional Accountants of the Indian Audit and Accounts Department and those whose pay and pension are entirely borne by the State governments.
31. PSU employees who had commuted 100% of their pension and have been restored 1/3rd portion of their pension after 15 years.
32. Employees of Statutory Bodies/Autonomous Bodies of Central Govt. (including those who proceeded on deputation initially or were on deemed deputation and then absorbed), who are in receipt of Central Civil Pension.
33. Serving and retired Railway Audit Staff.
34. Retired Divisional Accounts Officers and Divisional Accountants of the Office of Comptroller and Auditor General of India.
35. CISF personnel (and their families) and CAPF (Central Armed DGCGHS-FAQ 4 | P a g e Police Forces) personnel posted in CGHS cities.
36. Employees of Supreme Court Legal Services Committee Employees of India Pharmacopoeia Commission, and their families.
37. Family and dependent members of a Central Govt. employee (a CGHS beneficiary) who stay back in CGHS covered area after posting of the employee to N.E. region (including Sikkim), Andaman & Nicobar Lakshadweep or Ladakh region and CAPF personnel posted in Left Wing Extremist areas, on payment of annual CGHS contribution in advance.
38. Defence Industrial Employees of Naval Dockyard Central Ordnance Depot and AFMSD, in Mumbai. Eligibility Criterion 'Residence? alone (and not the Headquarters) is the criterion for determining eligibility of a Central Government servant for availing medical facilities under the Central Government Health Scheme. Thus, Central Government employees and their family members etc. residing in any of the notified cities (list given in previous chapter) are covered under the Scheme.
2. What are the facilities available under CGHS? • OPD Treatment at WCs including issue of medicines. • Specialist Consultation at Polyclinic/Govt. Hospitals and at CGHS empanelled hospitals after referral by CGHS. • OPD/ Indoor treatment at Government and empanelled Hospitals. • Investigations at Government and empanelled Diagnostic centers. • Cashless facility available for treatment in empanelled hospitals and diagnostic centers for Pensioners and other identified beneficiaries. • Reimbursement of expenses for treatment availed in Govt. /Private Hospitals under emergency and specific treatment advised by Govt. Specialist or Specialist of Pvt. HCOs duly endorsed by CMO/MO of WCs. • Reimbursement of expenses incurred for purchase of hearing aids, artificial limbs, appliances etc., after obtaining permission. • Family Welfare, Maternity and Child Health Services. • Medical consultation. Dispensing of medicines in Ayurveda , Homeopathy, Unani and Siddha system of medicines (AYUSH)
3. What are the timings of Wellness Centres/Polyclinics? Wellness Centers are open from 7:30 AM to 2:00 PM on all working days except emergency services wherever applicable. Emergency services are available in following 4 identified WCs in Delhi. • South Avenue • North Avenue DGCGHS-FAQ 5 | P a g e • Zakir Hussain Road • Kingsway Camp Timings of WCs with emergency services are as follows • WC timing 7:30AM to 1:30 PM • Limited Emergency services 1:30PM to 7:30AM The Wellness Centres remain closed on all Central Govt. holidays. However in case of three consecutive holidays occurring together, Wellness Centres will not be closed for more than 2 consecutive days. Registration Timings: The registration is stopped 15 minutes before scheduled closing time of dispensary. However, no serious patient is left unattended from the WC. There are also nine First Aid Posts (FAP) at following locations in Delhi • Nirman Bhawan • Central Secretariat • Vitthal Bhai Patel House • Shastri Bhawan • Narmada House opposite RML Hospital • Supreme Court and • New Moti Bagh • PHA- for Hon'ble MPs and Ex. MPs only. • PH- for Hon'ble MPs and Ex. MPs only. The timing of these FAPs is from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
4. In how many cities CGHS is presently operational? Following 74 Cities have CGHS facilities at present: • Agra • Agartala • Ahmedabad • Aizwal • Ajmer • Aligarh • Allahabad (Prayagraj) • Ambala • Amritsar • Baghpat • Bengaluru • Bareilly • Berhampur • Bhopal • Bhubaneshwar • Chandigarh • Chennai • Chhapra • Cuttack • Darbhanga • Dhanbad • Dehradun • Delhi & NCR: Delhi, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida, Noida, Gurgaon, Indirapuram, Sahibabad • Dibrugarh • Gandhinagar • Gangtok • Gaya DGCGHS-FAQ 6 | P a g e • Gorakhpur • Guwahati • Guntur • Gwalior • Hyderabad • Imphal • Indore • Jabalpur, • Jaipur • Jalandhar • Jammu • Jodhpur • Kannur • Kanpur • Kohima • Kolkata • Kochi • Kota • Kozhikode • Meerut • Moradabad • Mumbai • Muzaffarpur • Nagpur • Nellore • Panaji • Patna • Puducherry • Pune • Raipur • Ranchi • Rajahmundry • Saharanpur • Shillong • Shimla • Silchar • Siliguri • Sonepat • Srinagar • Thiruvanantha puram • Varanasi (Banaras) • Tiruchirapalli (Trichy) • Tirunelveli • Vadodara • Vijayawada • Vishakhapatna m
5. For the purpose of making CGHS cards, who are 'dependent', and what is definition of the word "family"? In the term "family" means and includesHusband or wife, as the case may be, and other dependent family members. Dependent Family Members include: parents (female employee can have either her parents or her parents-in -law as dependents), sisters, widowed sisters, widowed daughters, minor brothers and minor sister, children and step-children wholly dependent upon the Government Servant and are normally residing with the Government Servant (son upto the age of 25 or till his marriage whichever is earlier and daughter till she gets married). Also now 'dependent' includes, dependent divorced /separated daughters (including their dependent minor children) and step-mother. The term 'dependent' means that income from all sources including pension and pension equivalent of DCRG benefit is less than Rs. 9000 +DA per month. This clause is to be fulfilled for all 'dependent' family members. However, there is no such clause as dependency in respect of spouse. ------------ OM - https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4482 -------------
6. Is there any age limit for sons /daughters as dependent in CGHS Card? Son is eligible till he starts earning or attains the age of 25 years or gets married whichever is earlier. However, in case the son is suffering from any permanent disability of any kind (physical or mental) he is eligible for CGHS benefits even after 25yrs, provided DGCGHS-FAQ 7 | P a g e the disability occurred before the age of 25 years. A daughter is eligible till she starts earning, or gets married; whichever is earlier (irrespective of age).
7. Who is responsible for deletion of the names of ineligible dependents? It is the responsibility of various departments/offices forwarding the application for CGHS card to ensure that the names of only genuine and eligible persons are included in the CGHS token cards. It is the responsibility of the employees concerned to apply for a deletion of the name of the dependent from the CGHS card, when the ward is no more entitled to the benefit under the scheme for example a son /daughter getting married, son attaining age of 25 or the son getting employed.
8. What is the role of a beneficiary in providing information regarding any change in data regarding his card? It is the responsibility of the beneficiary to provide information to CGHS authorities regarding any changes required in the beneficiary database especially related to death, marriage, earning status (see dependency criteria) of any card holder in the family. In case any of the beneficiaries (main card holder or dependent) becoming ineligible for availing CGHS facilities, it shall be the responsibility of the main card holder to immediately inform the Additional Director /CMO I/C either through the department (in case of serving beneficiaries) or directly. It is also reiterated that in the event of the main card holder's failure to inform CGHS about change in the eligibility status, then CGHS facility to the beneficiary and his dependents is liable to be withdrawn in addition to any other action as deemed fit by CGHS/ appropriate authority (including disciplinary proceedings against serving beneficiary under CCS (CCA) Rules, 1965). Department will be responsible for retaining and getting deleted from Database the CGHS cards of its employees transferred to non CGHS covered areas/organizations or on resignation/retirement.
9. Are the family members of Central Government Servant not residing with him eligible for CGHS facilities? Family members who are wholly dependent upon the Central Government employee are normally expected to reside with the primary card holder. DGCGHS-FAQ 8 | P a g e However, during a visit to another CGHS covered city they are eligible for CGHS facilities on the basis of individual Plastic Card issued to the dependent family member.
10. What is the grace period for getting CGHS card for availing treatment facility/ reimbursement for indoor treatment by pensioners immediately after retirement? Pensioners are permitted a period of three months from the date of superannuation to obtain a CGHS pensioner Card for consideration of reimbursement for the treatment taken during grace period, subject to the condition that Application complete with all documents and requisite CGHS subscription is submitted to the office of Additional Director during the fourth month after retirement for issue of CGHS pensioner card. In case, CGHS pensioner card is not made in the 4th month after retirement, no reimbursement for the expenditure incurred for treatment during the period prior to making CGHS card, including grace period.
11. Who is defined as a 'Person with disability'? A 'person with disability' as defined in 'The Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act, 1995' as, a person suffering from not less than forty percent (40%) of any disability (as given below), certified by a medical authority. "Medical authority" means any hospital or institution specified for the purposes of this Act by notification by the appropriate Government. A disability certificate from Medical Board of a Government Hospital is required to be submitted in CGHS with application form to continue availing facilities for disabled dependent and unmarried son beyond 25 years of age. Disability means blindness, low vision, leprosy-cured, hearing impairment, locomotor disability, mental retardation, mental illness. Details may be seen at the following link – OM No. 4-24/96-C&P/CGHS (P)/EHS, dated 7th May, 2018- hyperlink-2 -------------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4992--------------
12. Are step-children allowed CGHS facilities? DGCGHS-FAQ 9 | P a g e Yes, if they are dependent on card holder and other conditions being fulfilled as in case of dependent sons and daughters.
13. Can dependent in-laws be included under family members for CGHS facilities A lady Government servant has the option to include either her parents or parents –in-law for the purpose of availing the benefits under CGHS subject to the condition of dependence and residence, etc., being satisfied.
14. My wife and I are both central Government employees and have dependent brothers / sisters and parents. Can we make separate cards and include family members? Yes. If both husband and wife are in central Govt. service, spouse has the choice to make his/ her parents and brothers/sisters as dependents in his/her separate CGHS card. However, if wife is in service then she has the choice to make either her parents or her parents - in-law as dependents in her card.
15. What is the procedure to register with the CGHS? Pensioners: One can get a CGHS card made from the office of Additional Director of the City. Forms can be downloaded from CGHS Website. They are also available in the office of Additional Director of city (Additional Director Headquarter in case of Delhi). Documents required: • Application in prescribed format • Proof of residence • Proof of stay of dependents • Proof of age of son • Disability certificate, if any in case of sons aged 25 & above, who would otherwise cease to be a beneficiary. • Individual passport size photos of eligible family members • Surrender Certificate of CGHS Card while in service ( only in those cases where CGHS Card was issued while in service) • Attested copies of PPO & Last Pay Certificate • Draft for required amount towards CGHS contribution – in the name of P.A.O., CGHS Delhi in case of Delhi and in the name of "Additional DGCGHS-FAQ 10 | P a g e Director, CGHS" of the city. Pensioner beneficiaries can also pay their subscription on-line through the NTRP or Bharatkosh portal (https://bharatkosh.gov.in) -OM regarding payment process through Bharatkosh and city wise details of DDO and PAO is linked at ------------ https://cghs.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=2&sublinkid=5823&lid=3750 ------------ In case PPO is not ready for any reason, there is option to get a provisional card on the basis of Last Pay Certificate. The data uploaded in the data base and a print out is issued on the same day for immediate use. Plastic cards are sent to the Wellness Centres and the beneficiaries collect the cards from there. The plastic card numbers are displayed on the notice board of the Wellness Centre for the information of the beneficiaries. SMS is sent to the mobile number of the beneficiaries reminding them to collect their plastic cards. Serving employees:- Serving employees submit the forms in prescribed format enclosing photos of eligible family members and submit to the Ministry/ Department/ Office, where he/ she is employed. The application form shall be forwarded by the Ministry/ Office /Department to the office of Additional Director CGHS of city for preparation of card. The plastic cards are distributed through the Wellness Centres as in case of pensioners. SMS is sent in case of serving employees also.
16. Can I print my own CGHS card? Yes, the facility to print your own card is available for CGHS beneficiaries by visiting CGHS portal cghs.nic.in. A colored print out on the card may be taken and laminated for use as a plastic card. The services can also be availed by downloading the index card once confirmation SMS is received from CGHS authorities, after the beneficiary applies for a CGHS card. The beneficiary no longer needs to visit the office of Additional Director CGHS (HQ) in case of Delhi/Additional Director of city to collect the paper index card. Usually, it takes 3 to 4 weeks for the plastic card to be made after which it is delivered to the Wellness Centre, for collection by beneficiaries. -----------OM No. Z.15025/1/2016/DIR/CGHS, dated 31st March, 2016- hyperlink ------------
17. Whom should I approach in case the CGHS Card is not issued to me in the prescribed time? DGCGHS-FAQ 11 | P a g e You may contact Additional Director CGHS (HQ), in case of Delhi and Additional Director of City in case of other cities.
18. What should I do if I lose my CGHS Card? Application is to be submitted to Additional Director of the city (Additional Director, CGHS Headquarters in case of Delhi) along with two photographs and an IPO for Rs. 50/- for issue of duplicate card. Copy of FIR for the lost cards is also to be submitted with the application. Indian Postal Order payable to "P.A.O. CGHS Delhi" if in Delhi or "Additional Director of the CGHS City "in respect of other cities. Option of "Print you own card" is also available on CGHS website.
19. What should I do if the details on the Card viz. name, date of birth, entitlement, etc. are wrong? Kindly bring the anomalies to the notice of Additional Director, CGHS (HQ), in Delhi and to the Additional Director of concerned CGHS City in other cities, along with the necessary documents to rectify the error.
20. Is there a colour scheme for plastic cards? What are they? CGHS Plastic cards have any one of the following colour strips at the top indicating the category: • Serving Government employees - Blue • Pensioners, exMPs ,Freedom Fighters, etc.- Green • Member of Parliament- Red • Beneficiaries of Autonomous Bodies/Journalists- Yellow
21. Are CGHS facilities free of cost? No, they are not. For serving Central Government employees residing in CGHS covered area, obtaining a CGHS card is compulsory. The following deductions from salary of the employees are made by the department, every month, depending upon their pay in the pay matrix of 7th Pay commission (w.e.f 1/1/2017) DGCGHS-FAQ 12 | P a g e Level 1-5 Rs. 250 Level 6 Rs. 450 Level 7-11 Rs. 650 Level 12 and above Rs. 1000 Pensioners who want to avail CGHS facilities can make contribution either on yearly basis or one time (ten years) contribution for whole life validity. Payment can be made by Demand Draft in favour of " P.A.O. CGHS Delhi" if in Delhi or " Additional Director of the CGHS City". Payment can also be made line through Bharatkosh portal (see FAQ at S. No 15) Contribution to be made by the Pensioners/Family Pensioners would be the amount that they were subscribing at the time of their retirement or at the time of the death of government servant. Contribution amount as applicable on the date of applying for Card is to be paid. Information regarding ward entitlement and subscription for 5th, 6th and 7th Central Pay Commission (CPCs) can be found at https://cghs.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=1&sublinkid=8985&lid=6018
22. What are the criteria for Entitlement of ward endorsed on CGHS Card in CGHS Empanelled Hospitals? Entitlement of wards in private hospitals empaneled under CGHS is as under S N Ward Entitlement Corresponding Basic pay drawn by the officer in 7th CPC per month 1 General Ward Upto Rs. 47,600/- 2 Semi Private Ward Rs. 47,601 to 63100/- 3 Private Ward Rs. 63101 and above month DGCGHS-FAQ 13 | P a g e
23. I am a serving employee residing in a place close to a city covered under CGHS. Can I get CGHS card issued from the nearest CGHS city? There is no provision to avail CGHS facilities in respect of serving government employees residing in non-CGHS covered areas. They are covered under CS (MA) Rules 1944.
24. How can the family members of Central Armed Police Forces personnel who are transferred out from CGHS covered areas to J&K State and Left Wing Extremist affected areas, avail CGHS services if they stay back? CGHS facilities are extended to the eligible dependent family members of such CAPFs personnel. CGHS contributions shall be paid in advance on annual basis, by the CGHS beneficiary through bank DD, drawn in favour of the AD/JD of the concerned CGHS city where his family is residing/place where the CGHS beneficiary was last posted. The annual CGHS subscription will have to be paid within two months from the date of posting of the CAPF personnel. A certificate from the Ministry of Home Affairs confirming the residence of the family and dependent members in CGHS covered city/area will be required, along with the posting order. The eligible family members shall be entitled to all medical facilities, including medicines through the CGHS wellness center. For the purpose of obtaining medical treatment in CGHS empaneled hospitals, the family members may obtain the requisite permission from the CMO Incharge of the Wellness Centres or the AD/JD of the concerned CGHS city on the recommendation of a government specialist. Reimbursement shall be made by the concerned department to the CAPF personnel only as per CGHS approved rates
25. What are the different options for availing CGHS services to pensioners? Pensioners Residing in CGHS covered areas: They can get themselves registered in CGHS dispensary after making requisite contribution and can avail both OPD and IPD facilities. Such Pensioners are not eligible for Fixed Medical Allowance in lieu of CGHS. DGCGHS-FAQ 14 | P a g e Pensioners residing in non-CGHS areas have the following option - They can opt for availing Fixed Medical Allowance (FMA) @ Rs. 1000/- per month. They can also avail benefits of CGHS (OPD and IPD) by registering themselves in the nearest CGHS city after making the required subscription. In such cases no Fixed Medical Allowance is given They also have the option to availing FMA for OPD treatment and CGHS only for IPD treatments after making the required subscriptions as per CGHS guidelines.
26. I have retired from Delhi. Now I want to settle at city where no CGHS facility is available. How do I cover my family for medical care? Pensioners are eligible for CGHS facilities and can obtain CGHS card from the nearest CGHS covered city.
27. I retired in 1998 from Central Government service but, I never made a CGHS card. Can I get a CGHS card now? Pensioners can apply for CGHS card with relevant documents. However, the subscriptions as applicable at current rates shall have to be paid.
28. My husband/wife is also employed under Central Government and is eligible for a separate CGHS Card. Is it necessary that separate cards are to be obtained? No. Spouse drawing higher pay shall make the card and other spouse is eligible to avail CGHS benefits as member.
29. My husband / wife retired in 2009. He /she was paying CGHS subscription every year. After his death can I get the card transferred in my name ? Do have I to pay extra ? Shall I get Life Time Valid card? Yes, the ownership of card can be transferred in the name of spouse on submission of required documents. Additional Director of concerned city shall transfer the ownership of Card in the computer database and same CGHS DGCGHS-FAQ 15 | P a g e plastic cards with same Beneficiary ID can be used. No extra payment is to be made, in case of life time cards. However in other cases one has to pay total 10 years subscription for life time card. For example, if the spouse had contributed for seven years before he expired , balance payment for the remaining three years is to be paid for a life time card. Documents required: • Application in prescribed format • Proof of Family Pension with its break up from the bank having his/her pension account.
30. How to transfer CGHS card from one Wellness Centre to other in the same city? If there is any change in residential address, CMO I/c may be approached with proof of residence for transferring the data on-line from one Wellness Centre to another in the same city. CMO I/c of the new Wellness Centre will accept on-line, the data of transferred card. In respect of serving employees the request is to be forwarded by his/her office / department.
31. Whether serving employees on transfer to another CGHS covered city can get the same CGHS Cards transferred online? Yes. There is provision for online transfer of same CGHS cards of serving employees of Central Government on transfer from one CGHS city to another CGHS city is as per the details given under: Serving employees on transfer from one CGHS city to another CGHS City shall submit an application to the Additional Director of CGHS City (forwarded by the Ministry /Department from where he /she is being transferred) along with copy of the transfer / relieving order for transfer of CGHS Cards to another CGHS City with an undertaking that he shall avail CGHS facilities from the nearest CGHS Wellness Center in the new CGHS City. Addl. Director, CGHS of city transfers the card online and issues an acknowledgement slip to the serving employee. CGHS Plastic cards shall be retained by the serving employee. Serving employee in the new CGHS City submits an application duly forwarded by his /her Ministry /Department, certifying that CGHS contribution is being deducted , to the Additional Director of new CGHS City for acceptance of the transit CGHS Cards to the data base of new City and allocation of a CGHS DGCGHS-FAQ 16 | P a g e Wellness Centre in new CGHS City. ------------- OM - https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4925 -------------
32. I am CGHS beneficiary at Kanpur and I am visiting Mumbai for 6 months. Can I get CGHS facilities at Mumbai? Can the same card of Kanpur continue or is a separate card to be made? From where do I get permission for the same? Subsequent to computerization no separate permission is required and CGHS card is valid for availing facilities from any CGHS Wellness Centre in India. For any assistance, Additional Director of the city (Additional Director CGHS HQ in case of Delhi) may be contacted.
33. After retirement in 2007 I got a Life time Pensioner CGHS card issued in Delhi. Now I am shifting to Dehradun. Can I use the same card? Do I pay again? Pensioners shifting from one CGHS covered city to another, will have to apply to the Additional Director of concerned city for transfer of card. The card shall be transferred online and a receipt will be issued to the beneficiary, on the basis of which, Additional Director of new city ( say Dehradun) shall receive the data. The same Plastic cards and same Ben ID will be valid in the new city. No contribution is required to be paid in respect of pensioner beneficiaries holding life time cards.
34. I live in Gurgaon but my office is in Saket. Can I avail facilities from both the places because it is convenient for me? Yes. Subsequent to computerization CGHS facilities can be availed from any Wellness Centre in India.
35. What are the rules on domiciliary visit? The Medical Officer will pay domiciliary visit wherever considered necessary owing to the inability of the patient to attend the dispensary. Domiciliary visits except in case of emergency will normally be made before or DGCGHS-FAQ 17 | P a g e after the dispensary working hours.
36. What are the Special provisions for CGHS beneficiaries aged 80 years and above? The special provisions under CGHS to the beneficiaries aged 80 years and above are as given under: • Consultation of Doctor at CGHS Wellness Centre without standing in Queue. • CGHS Doctors shall enquire by phone, at least once in a month to enquire about their wellbeing / make a home visit if residing within 5 K.M.s of CGHS WC. • Settlement of medical claims on priority out of turn. • Follow up treatment from same specialist in non-empanelled hospital from where he/she was earlier taking treatment- as a special case in view of advanced age and difficulty to change physician subject to the reimbursement limited to CGHS rates and collection of medicines as per CGHS guidelines. ------------- OM - https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4714 ----- --------
37. Can a non CGHS beneficiary get First Aid at the Wellness Center? During working hours First Aid treatment is given to all emergent cases irrespective of the fact that the patient is a CGHS beneficiary or not.
38. What are the guidelines on issue of medicines from CGHS? Guidelines regarding issue of medicines vide OM, dated 16.02.2016 is linked below- ---------- OM: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=3760 -------------
39. What types of medicines/items are not supplied under CGHS? OM is linked below - DGCGHS-FAQ 18 | P a g e ------------ OM: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=3792 ------------
40. What are the guidelines for vaccines under CGHS? The vaccines covered under Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) are administered as per schedule. Rest of the vaccines admissible as per the advice of Govt. Specialist.
41. What is the procedure for getting life saving drugs? Delhi/NCR The CMO I/c of WC shall submit the indent online based on a valid prescription of Govt. /Empanelled Hospital Specialist for life saving and other restricted drugs. These are to be collected on next working day from MSD Gole Market Delhi and are made available at Satellite Centre in NCR i.e. Ghaziabad, NOIDA, Gugugram and Faridabad. Outside Delhi Based on a valid prescription of Govt. / Empanelled Hospital Specialist for life saving and other restricted drugs, these are procured by the Additional Director of city. ------------ https://cghs.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=2&sublinkid=6046&lid=3667 -----------
42. Is there any provision for issue of medicines by empanelled hospitals at the time of discharge? The private hospitals empanelled under CGHS are required to provide medicines for a period of upto (cost not exceeding Rs 2000/-) at the time of discharge from hospital. Only essential medicines in generic name shall be provided. No non-drug items shall be provided No nutritional supplements, tonics, cough syrups, Vitamins, Injections shall be supplied. The hospital shall raise the bill separately for the medicines and submit bills to CGHS in case of pensioner CGHS beneficiaries. In case of serving CGHS beneficiaries taking treatment on payment basis the DGCGHS-FAQ 19 | P a g e hospital may supply the medicines on payment basis to the beneficiary and he/she can claim reimbursement from his/her Ministry / Department. However, it is the choice as per convenience of the serving beneficiary either to buy such medicines from the hospital at the time of discharge or to obtain from CGHS Wellness Centre. The relevant OM is linked below - https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4133
43. Is the prescription of specialists of empanelled hospitals valid in the Wellness Centre? Yes, Beneficiaries in all CGHS Cities can seek OPD consultation from Specialists in any of the CGHS empanelled hospitals after being referred by the Doctors of the Wellness Centre. The relevant OM is linked below - ------------ OM: https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4921 ------------
44. What are the guidelines for Specialist Consultation from CGHS empanelled Hospitals? There is a provision to avail consultation from Specialists of private hospitals empanelled under CGHS after a CGHS beneficiary is referred by CGHS Doctors / Specialist of CGHS to any empanelled hospital. The referral by CGHS is valid for a period of one month for consultation from any one private empanelled hospital and CGHS beneficiary can visit the same empanelled hospital three times during the one month. During each visit, beneficiary can consult upto three different specialists in the same hospital. There is also provision for post-operative follow up treatment, which includes specialist consultation in the same hospital where , the initial treatment was taken with prior permission in respect six conditions, viz., Cancer treatment, Cardiac surgery, Hip/Knee Implant surgery, Neuro-surgery, Renal transplantation and post Trauma cases. There is a provision for taking permission for post-operative follow up treatment for upto three to six months at a time. Permission for post- operative follow up treatment is granted by CGHS in respect of pensioners, etc., and by concerned Ministry /Department in respect of serving CGHS beneficiaries. ------------ https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4921 ------------ -------------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5266 ------------ DGCGHS-FAQ 20 | P a g e
45. How many times CGHS beneficiaries can Consult Specialists at private empanelled hospital on referral by CGHS? The referral by CGHS is valid for a period of one month for consultation from any one private empanelled hospital and CGHS beneficiary can visit the same empanelled hospital three times during the one month. During each visit, beneficiary can consult upto three different specialists in the same hospital. The relevant OM is linked below – ------------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5266 -------------
46. What is the procedure for undergoing treatment / investigations recommended by Specialist at private empanelled hospital, after referral by CGHS? The investigations / treatment advised by Specialists of Private empanelled hospitals (after referral by CGHS) may be undertaken in the same hospital, if they are needed in emergency. If there is no emergency, the investigations advised by Specialists of Private empanelled hospitals are required to be endorsed by the Medical Officer of CGHS as part of checks and balances in the system. The relevant OM is linked below – ------------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4921 -------------
47. What is the maximum period for which medicines can be given in one go? For treatment of Chronic illnesses medicines upto '3' months are issued in one go, provided there is a valid prescription. In case of a beneficiary visiting a foreign country , medicines upto '6' months are issued in respect of chronic illnesses , based on valid prescription and documentary support of visit to a foreign country. The relevant OM is linked below - ------------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=3786 ------------
48. Is re-registration required if a beneficiary visits WC to just collect indented medicines? DGCGHS-FAQ 21 | P a g e No.
49. Is it mandatory for the Diagnostic Labs to stamp the date and the number of tests performed on original prescription slip? Yes.
50. Is treatment taken in an emergency at non empanelled private hospital reimbursable? If yes what is the procedure? CGHS considers for reimbursement at CGHS rates in case the treatment taken in an emergency from private non empanelled hospitals. The reimbursement shall be restricted to CGHS package rate or actual expenditure whichever is less. ------------- OM- Z.15025/79/DIR/CGHS, dated 5th October, 2016. ------------ -
51. What are the guidelines for consideration of reimbursement over and above the approved CGHS rates? The requests for reimbursement which fall under the following defined criteria shall be examined by Directorate General of CGHS ------------ https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4995 ----------52. Is there a provision for collection of medicines from the WC by an authorized person? Yes, the CGHS beneficiaries can authorize a representative to collect medicines from CGHS Wellness Centre on the basis of valid prescription.
53. What are the guidelines for settlement of MRC? Normally the medical reimbursement claim is to be submitted within three DGCGHS-FAQ 22 | P a g e months of discharge from Hospital/availing treatment. Relevant OM is linked below - ----------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5037 --------------
54. What should I do in case of overcharging by the empanelled pvt. HCOs? If the empanelled Pvt. HCOs has charged over and above the CGHS approved/package rates, the beneficiary can complain to Additional. Director, CGHS of concerned city/zone, in case of pensioner's beneficiary and serving employees forward their grievances through the Deptt. with all relevant documents for grievance redressal.
55. Where should I complain for the medical negligence at empanelled HCOs? The beneficiary can approach State Medical Council/Medical Council of India with all proof of medical negligence against empanelled HCOs.
56. What is the system for availing the services of specialists in Wellness Centres? Prior registration is required for appointment with specialists in CGHS Wellness Centre, where specialist services are available. Facility of online appointment with CGHS Specialist can be availed by visiting www.cghs.nic.in However, in case of emergency contact CMO I/C of the Wellness Centre for consulting specialist without prior appointment.
57. What is the procedure for online appointment? Online appoint with Medical Officer of the wellness centre or with Specialist who visits a particular Wellness center can be booked by visiting CGHS portal cghs.nic.in through the link Book Appointment. https://cghs.nic.in/ors DGCGHS-FAQ 23 | P a g e
58. What is the mechanism for grievance redressal in CGHS? Complaint/Grievance Redressal The complaints/ grievances can be sent • At Wellness center level – to the CMO I/C. • At city/zone level –to the Additional Director of the city/zone. • Higher administrative level – For Delhi- Addl. Director (HQ). For Outside Delhi – ADDG (HQ). The addresses and contact numbers may be found in the contact list. CGHS Directorate contact details – https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=3689 Delhi/NCR Outside Delhi CGHS HQ Delhi (AD (HQ) & Zonal ADs) - https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid= 3996 Contact details of ADs – https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid= 3951 Contact Details of WCs of Delhi/NCR – https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid= 3997 Contact details of WCs outside Delhi – https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid= 3695 List of Empanelled Pvt. HCOs – https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid= 5103 List of Empanelled Pvt. HCOs- City-wise list available at www.cghs.gov.in • Beneficiaries are advised to approach the authorities normally in the order they are mentioned above, personally, or through phone calls, letters or emails at the contact details on the CGHS website or available on the above link. • Written Complains/ suggestions may also be dropped in the complaint / suggestion box displayed in the Wellness centers. • The grievances at Wellness Centre level can be sorted out in the "Advisory Committee" meetings held normally on every 2nd Saturday of the month. • On all Wednesdays, from 11.00AM to 1.00PM complainants can meet the Additional Directors for grievance redressal. • Beneficiaries may also lodge their complaints/grievances in the "Public Grievance Redressal and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS)" in the Government portal- "pgportal.gov.in" or through email. ------------- https://cghs.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=1&sublinkid=6022&lid=3947 DGCGHS-FAQ 24 | P a g e --------------
59. What is the procedure for reimbursement of medical claim in CGHS? Apply within 90 days of discharge / completion of treatment procedure, to CMO I/c of the Wellness Centre, where your CGHS card is registered, along with the following documents: • Medical Reimbursement Claim (MRC) forms duly filled in • Check list • Copy of Discharge summary • Original Hospital bills with break-up • Receipts in original • Copy of the valid CGHS Card • Copy of cancelled cheque showing bank details for ECS payment or mandate form if name of beneficiary is not printed on cheque. • Copies of other documents issued by hospital. • Serving employee in similar cases shall submit the medical claim to his department. Relevant OM is linked below - -------------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5037 ------------- 60. My spouse was a CGHS main card holder. He/she was sick and died while in hospital. How do I get the medical claim reimbursed? Apply to CMO I/c of Wellness Centre with the same documents as above. In addition, the following need to be enclosed: • Copy of Death summary. • Death Certificate • Affidavit on non judicial Stamp paper of yourself being Legal Heir and NOC from other legal heirs in favour of claimant. It is also to be noted that the CMO I/C is to be informed regarding the death of the card holder but till such time that the claim is settled, the main card holder's name is not to be deleted from the database as it would then not be possible to submit the MRC on-line.
61. My original claim papers having bills, receipts of hospital treatment are lost. Can I claim on duplicate papers? DGCGHS-FAQ 25 | P a g e Yes, it can be claimed with affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper. Details of Draft for Affidavit may be seen in the instructions sheet appended to Medical Reimbursement Claim (MRC) Form available on the CGHS website and with CMO I/c.
62. I went to Hyderabad on personal visit and sustained fracture of leg bone. I received treatment from a private non empanelled hospital. Will I get reimbursement? Reimbursement for treatment taken in a non empanelled private hospital under medical emergency shall be considered as per CGHS rates.
63. What are the guidelines for IVF? IVF treatment is approved under CGHS. The details may be seen as per Office Memorandum Z.15025/5/2011/CGHS- III/CGHS(P), dated 22.11.2011, link given below - ------------- OM- http://cghsnagpur.gov.in/fckimagefile/circular_3.pdf ------- -----
64. Are ambulance charges reimbursable? Yes. Ambulance charges are reimbursable within the city, if there is a certificate from treating doctor that conveyance by any other mode would definitely endanger patient's life or would grossly aggravate his/her condition. ------------- OM No. S.4924/2010/CGHS (R&H)/CGHS(P), dated 17th January, 2011.-------------
65. I have a Mediclaim Insurance Policy. Due to emergency, I received treatment in a private hospital. Some amount was paid by Insurance Co. Can I get balance from CGHS? DGCGHS-FAQ 26 | P a g e Yes, first the bills are to be submitted to Insurance Company. Duplicate bills and vouchers duly verified with the stamp of Insurance Company along with a certificate from Insurance Company indicating the amount for which the beneficiary has received credit from them, needs to be submitted along with the usual MRC forms and checklist. These may be submitted to CGHS by Pensioner CGHS beneficiaries and to the department by serving beneficiaries. Reimbursement would be done at CGHS rates or actual whichever is less. However, the total reimbursement from both sources should not exceed actual expenditure. ----------- OM-No. S.11011/4/2003-CGHS (P), dated 19th February, 2009. ---- --------
66. Is it necessary that the Govt. specialist should specify the name of the empanelled Hospital for the purpose of referral? No.
67. What are the ceiling rates for reimbursement of Expenses on purchase of Hearing Aids? The revised ceiling rates fixed for various types of hearing aids (for one ear) are as under • Digital BTE - Rs. 8000/- • Digital ITC/CIC - Rs. 9000/- The cost of hearing aids shall include all taxes in including GST and shall carry 3 year warranty. The cost of BTE type hearing aid shall also include the cost of hearing mould. ------------ OM – No. S 11011/37/2019-EHS dated 01/12/2020 ----------- ------------ https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5929 -----------
68. I am an accredited journalist with CGHS Card. Can I seek treatment in Private Empanelled Hospitals in emergency and get credit facility? Journalists are entitled for OPD treatment from Wellness Centres and OPD treatment and Nursing Home facility at Dr. RML Hospital. However, they are eligible to avail CGHS rates at empaneled HCOs on payment basis. There is no provision for reimbursement under CGHS. DGCGHS-FAQ 27 | P a g e
69. Who can avail Preventive Health Check-up (PHC) and where are the facilities available? In view of the importance of Diagnosis of Chronic Non-communicable Health Problems at the preventive level, facility of Preventive Health Check-up (PHC) is available for Beneficiaries who are 40 years old or above who are already not suffering from any chronic ailments like Diabetes Hypertension Heart disease etc. This check-up done once in a year only. Serving beneficiaries will not require any permission from their respective offices. PHC is available in 8 Wellness Centers as followsCGHS Wellness Centre, R. K. Puram-V (South Zone) CGHS Wellness Centre, Sadiq Nagar (South Zone) CGHS Wellness Center, Chanakya Puri (Central Zone) CGHS Wellness Centre, Pandara Road (Central Zone) CGHS Wellness Centre, Janakpuri-1 (North Zone) CGHS Wellness Centre, Shalimar Bagh (North Zone) CGHS Wellness Centre, Kingsway Camp (East Zone) CGHS Wellness Centre, Shahadra (East Zone) ----------- OM- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=3828 -----------
70. What are the special provision for Consultation at private empanelled hopsitals in respect of elderly CGHS beneficiaries aged 75 yrs. and above? CGHS beneficiaries aged 75 years and above shall be permitted to seek direct OPD Consultation from Specialists of private hospitals empanelled under CGHS without referral from CGHS Wellness Centre. • If any investigations / procedures are advised and are required in emergency, no other authorization is required and the same may be undertaken. However, in non-emergency conditions approval of competent authority is required if ,any non-listed investigations / procedures are advised. Medicines prescribed are to be procured from CGHS Wellness Centre. • Private hospitals empanelled under CGHS shall provide such facilities on cashless basis at CGHS rates to pensioners, ex-MPs , Members of DGCGHS-FAQ 28 | P a g e Parliament and such other Categories of CGHS beneficiaries , who are eligible for treatment /investigations on credit basis. • More than 75 year old dependents of serving CGHS beneficiaries, who are otherwise not eligible for Cashless treatment shall claim the reimbursement from concerned Ministry /Department. Beneficiaries of Autonomous Bodies /Statutory Bodies covered under CGHS shall claim reimbursement from the respective organization. If a Specialist advises a listed treatment procedure / investigation – no permission is required and treatment may be taken. If a Specialist advises unlisted treatment procedure / investigation and treatment is taken as a medical emergency- no permission is required and treatment may be taken If a Specialist advises unlisted treatment procedure / investigation and there is no medical emergency- permission from competent authority is required. ------------ https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=4877 -------------
71. What are the revised Gudelines for Post-operative follow-up treatment at Empanelled Private Hospitals for critically ill CGHS beneficiaries? In view of the difficulties being faced by critically ill CGHS beneficiaries in getting post-operative follow-up treatment at CGHS empanelled hospitals, the matter was reviewed and it has now been decided that critically ill CGHS beneficiaries shall be permitted for follow up treatment in CGHS empanelled hospitals as per the details given under: • Permission for post-operative follow-up treatment in respect of the following post-operative conditions requiring frequent Consultations from Specialists at private hospitals empanelled under CGHS, need not be re-validated from time to time and follow-up treatment may be under taken at CGHS rates without time limit. • The consultation /investigations are permitted under these follow-up cases. The conditions covered are: • Post Cardiac Surgery Cases including Coronary Angioplasty • Post Organ Transplant Cases (Liver, Kidney, Heart, etc.,) • Post Neuro Surgery Cases/Post Brain Stroke cases requiring regular follow-up treatment • End Stage Renal Disease/follow up cases of Liver Failure • Cancer treatment • Auto-immune disorders like Rheumatoid Arthritis requiring regular follow-up • Neurological disorders like Dementia, Alzheime's disease, Parkinsonism , etc., Medicines prescribed are to be procured from CGHS Wellness Centre. DGCGHS-FAQ 29 | P a g e The beneficiaries shall have to submit a self-attested photo copy of the permission letter to the hospital to enable the hospitals to provide credit facility in respect of pensioners and other categories of CGHS beneficiaries entitled for credit facility. Serving employees (and their dependents) who may not be entitled for cashless facilities shall enclose a self-attested photo copy of permission letter to claim reimbursement from the concerned Ministry /Department. Permission in respect of Pensioner CGHS beneficiaries, Ex-MPs (and other categories of CGHS beneficiaries, whose medical expenditure is borne by CGHS) etc., shall be granted by CGHS. Permission in respect of Hon'ble Members of Parliament shall be granted by Rajya Sabha Secretariat/Lok Sabha Secretariat as the case may and by concerned Ministry /Department in respect of serving beneficiaries and by concerned Autonomous Body / Statutory Body in respect of serving / pensioner beneficiaries. However, if any non-listed investigations / procedures are advised permission from competent Authority shall be required, except in emergency. ------------- https://cghs.gov.in/showfile.php?lid=5413------------
72. How to Print CGHS Card? A beneficiary can self print his and his dependents cards online through Beneficiary login at ' cghs.nic.in '. This e-CGHS Card is equivalent to the Plastic Card and can be downloaded for the first time after applying for a CGHS card once CGHS authorities have verified the application. Subsequent downloads can be done any number of times. After downloading the card in PDF format beneficiary can take a colour print out and get it laminated for further use. The beneficiary can print his/her or family members card using following steps • Visit CGHS portal cghs.nic.in • Click Beneficiary Login • Enter Ben ID, password and sign in • Click Print card for the beneficiary whose card needs to be printed • Enter the onetime password sent on the registered mobile • Click Print CGHS Card • A message appears on the screen requesting to take a colored print out and get the card laminated. Click OK •Download or open the eCGHS card in PDF format • Print the eCGHS card using Ctrl+ P command A beneficiary may use an eCGHS card for availing all entitled health care facilities. The credentials of the beneficiaries can be verified by the HCOs through the computer database using the beneficiary ID number, if required. DGCGHS-FAQ 30 | P a g e
73. How to download Index Card? A beneficiary does not have to visit the office of Additional Director of CGHS city/HQ in Delhi to collect the paper index card, after applying for a CGHS card. On receiving the confirmatory SMS regarding verification of CGHS card application, the beneficiary would be required to go to "Beneficiary login" at www.cghs.nic.in and login using his Beneficiary ID and password. An OTP will be sent to the registered mobile number as well as email of the beneficiary for authentication, following which the beneficiary would be able to download the e-Index Card.
74. What is the of Validity of new CGHS Plastic Cards? In case of all new/renewed SERVING CGHS cards, the validity period of the Plastic Card, e-Index Card, as well as "Print your own Card" will be the same for main card holder and all their dependents i.e., 05 years from the date when the department has approved the application for plastic card of the main card holder. This will be irrespective of the date when their card is printed. In addition, the e-Index Card and "Print your own Card" facility would be available during this 05 year validity period only. In case of PENSIONER cards (except whole life card), the e-Index Card / plastic card/ "Print your own card" validity and download facility would be from date of approval on the application for plastic card by Additional Director of the city/Headquarter in Delhi, till the period covered by the subscription deposited by the pensioner
75. What is the of Validity of existing CGHS Plastic Cards? The existing plastic cards will however continue till their 05 year validity period ends. 76. When can a beneficiary apply for renewal of CGHS plastic card? Beneficiaries would be able to apply for renewal of plastic cards 03 months from expiry date of existing card.
76. When can a beneficiary apply for renewal of CGHS plastic card? Beneficiaries would be able to apply for renewal of plastic cards 03 months from expiry date of existing card.
Now an important notice : Our Association is going to organise "A Medical And Eye Check up Camp" to be conducted by Medinova Diagnostic Center and Center for Sight Eye Hospital on 11.06.2022 from 11 AM onwards at GST Bhavan Auditorium. All Association members, their family members and serving departmental officers can take the opportunities of the camp. All are cordially invited and requested to make the camp a grand success.
Our Association is going to facilitate underprivileged meritorious students, who will pass Madhyamik Examination, 2022. An one time scholarship of Rs.5000/- each will be given to 20 such students to boost up their further studies. All members are requested to provide names of such students from whom 20 students will be chosen. It is also requested to donate generously for the noble cause.
THE CENTRAL EXCISE, CUSTOMS AND SERVICETAX PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION, KOLKATA
GST BHAWAN
180, SHANTIPALLY RAJDANGA MAIN ROAD,
ROOM NO. 14A, (GROUND FLOOR) KOLKATA-700107
REG. NO.A/R/S/IL/69314 OF 2009-2010
MEMBERSHIP NO. of BHARAT PENSIONERS’ SAMAJ:- A-0971/08.
Notice for AGM and Election 2022
It is notified that the Executive Committee in it’s 8th meeting held on 16.02.2022 unanimously decided to hold AGM and Election for 2022 and 2023 on 26th March (Saturday) at 11 A.M. at GST Bhawan Auditorium. All the members of this association is hereby cordially invited to attend the AGM and also to participate in the election process so as to constitute an Executive Committee who shall carry out all activities of the association in order to protect the interest of the members and the association as well.
Agenda of the meeting
1. Condolence of the demise members
2. General Secretary’s report- Discussion and acceptance of the same.
3. Treasurer’s report and placement of the accounts of the calendar year 2020 and 2021along with auditor’s report-Discussion and acceptance of the same.
Lunch Break(1300Hrs to 14.30 Hrs)
4. Felicitation of the members who have completed 15 years of retirement.
5. Closing of the General Body meeting .
6. Misc, points if any
7. National anthem
8. Open for election.
(Chanchal Bhattacharyya)
General Secretary
NOMINATION FORM
To
The Election Commissioner,
The Central Excise, Customs & Service Tax Pensioner’s Association, Kolkata,
GST Bhawan, 180, Shantipally,
Rajdanga Main Road, Kolkata-700107.
Dear Sir,
I intend to contest in the ensuing Election to be held on the 26th. March, 2022 to the Executive Committee for the post of ----------------------------------------------------------------------- of the Central Excise, Customs & Service Tax Pensioner’s Association, Kolkata for the years 2022 and 2023 and for this I submit my nomination.
Date Yours faithfully,
(Full signature with date of the candidate)
Proposed by
Signature:
Seconded by
Signature :
Scrutiny of nominations conducted on leaving a date for withdrawal as per schedule as
From the above and in consultation of documents in hand, names of eligible candidates came out successfully uncontested due to have no other opponent to contest for any particular post are furnished below(post wise).
1. President: Shri
2. Vice President: Shri
Shri
3. General Secretary: Shri
4. Asstt. General Secretary: Shri
Shri
5. Cultural Secretary: Shri
6. Treasurer: Shri
7. Members: Shri
Shri
Shri
Shri
Shri
Smt.
Certificate
Certified that the following member candidates are elected as members of the new Executive Committee of the Central Excise, Customs and Service Tax Pensioners’ Association, Kolkata for the years 2022 & 2023. Names are published herein below against each post in the said Association .
S.No
Nomination filed for the post
Name of the candidate
Membership
No.
1.
President
2.
Vice President
3.
Vice President
4.
General Secretary
5.
Asstt. General Secretary
6.
Asstt. General Secretary
7.
Treasurer
8.
Cultural Secretary
9.
Member
10.
Member
11.
Member
12.
Member
13.
Member
14.
Member
15
Member
S.No
Nomination filed for the post
Name of the candidate
1.
President
2.
Vice President
3.
Vice President
4.
General Secretary
5.
Asstt. General Secretary
6.
Asstt. General Secretary
7.
Treasurer
8.
Cultural Secretary
9.
Member
10.
Member
11.
Member
12.
Member
13.
Member
14.
Member
15
Member
CENTRAL EXCISE, CUSTOMS & SERVICE TAX PENSIONERS’ ASSOCIATION, KOLKATA
OFFICE OF THE ELECTION COMMISSIONER
Subject : Election of 15 (fifteen) Members of the Executive Committee of the Central Excise, Customs & Service Tax Pensioners’ Association, Kolkata, GST Bhawan, Kolkata to be held on 26th. March, 2022 at Auditorium Hall (1st. floor), GST Bhawan, 180, Shantipally, Kolkata-700107.
Schedule of Election process:
1. Date of issuing of blank Nomination Form : 02.03.2022 & 04.03.2022 (2-00 P.M. to 5-00 P.M.)
2. Date of filing of Nomination : 11.03.2022 & 14.03. 2022 (2-00 P.M. to 5-00 P.M.)
3. Date of Scrutiny of Nomination : 15.03.2022 (2-00 P.M. to 5-00 P.M.)
4. Date of withdrawal of Nomination : 16.03.2022 (2-00 P.M. to 5-00 P.M.)
5. Date of publication of valid Nomination : 17.03.2022 (2-30 P.M.)
Date 23.02.2022
(Sitanshu Kumar Bhattacharya)
Election Commissioner
ELECTION RESULT 2022
The following members have been elected uncontested for the post mentioned against each of their name to the executive committee of Central Excise, Customs and Service Tax Pensioner’s Association, Kolkata for the years 2022 and 2023 respectively.
1. Shri Chanchal Bhattacharyya : President
2. Shri Anil Kumar Mondal : Vice President
3. Shri Nilmoni Dutta : Vice President
4. Shri Apurba Bandyopadhyay : General Secretary
5. Shri Madhusudan Mukhopadhyay : Asstt. General Secretary
6. Shri Debabrata Bhattacharya : Asstt. General Secretary
7. Shri Samaresh Mitra : Treasurer
8. Shri Asish Kumar Ganguli : Cultural Secretary
9. Shri Debasish Ganguly : Organising Secretary
10. Shri Bama Prasad Mukhopadhyay : Member
11. Shri Santanu Roy : Member
12. Shri Abhijit Dasgupta : Member
13. Shri Swapan Kumar Bhattacharya : Member
14. Shri Vivek Banerjee : Member
15. Smt. Aruna Chatterjee : Member
Date: Kolkata 17th March, 2022
(SITANSHU KUMAR BHATTACHARYA)
ELECTION COMMISSIONER
Attention all the members."
Our Association office is opening on 09.02.22. This time only once (Wednesday) in a week. Further development will be notified afterwards.
OM on Storage of CGHS Card on Digilocker platform for its access and use for dated 27th January 2022
Over the difficult span of more than a year COVID-19 pandemic have washed the normal movement of everybody. In view of that on behalf of Executive Committee requesting members to update their monthly membership fees. Willing members may deposit their membership amount online in Savings account of our Association under intimation to this office.
Bank : Union Bank of India.
Account Name: The Central Excise, Customs & Service Tax Pensioners' Association.
Account No : 167310100028836.
IFSC No: UBIN0816736
This Association proudly reveals that out of the 20 under privileged meritorious students, who secured 80% and above marks in Madhyamik Examination, 2019 and subsequently selected by the constituted committee of the Association and felicitated @Rs.5000/- each out of the benevolent fund of this Association, 4 such students have secured 90% and above marks. 15 students have secured more than 80% marks and 1 student secured 78% in the Higher Secondary Examination, 2021.
It is also to announce that 4 of them have been selected in the JEE, 2021.
We wish every success for their bright future,
It is a good order favoring those who retired on 30th June or 31st December.
Important Announcement : Our Association office reopens on Friday, 23rd July, 2021. Thereafter it will continue officiating on every Wednesday till further order and will observe all Covid formalities. Please inform other friends, who are not member of this Whatsapp group.
MODI GOVERNMENT'S BOON FOR SENIOR CITIZENS - MEDICAL CONSULTING TOTALLY FREE
The Central Government has launched an excellent consulting scheme for senior citizens and all other citizens.
Elderly people, especially those with high blood pressure, diabetes, etc., don't rush to the hospital for OPD. They seek treatment at home for minor ailments like headaches, physical pain, and are not ready to go to the hospital.
You can now access consultancy and treatment on Google Chrome via the link below. Note:
1. Select patient registration.
2. Type your mobile number. Type OTP on mobile for registration.
3. Enter patient details and district. Now, you will connect with the doctor online. After that, you can consult a doctor for any of your health problems through the video. The doctor will prescribe the medicine online. You can take the medicine by showing it in the medical pharmacy shop.
This service is completely free.
You can use this service every day from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm, including Sunday.
Please send this to senior citizens in your contact list.
This is the Central Government website:
https: //www.eSanjeevaniopd.in
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.hied.esanjeevaniopd
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Friends will recall my posts of some time back, where I gave the status report of all the cases filed by me and pending before CAT for grant of a notional increment to Government pensioners who retired on 30th of June of any year. I feel happy to inform that today Hon'ble Principal Bench of the CAT has allowed those OAs directing GOI Ministries/ Departments to grant one notional increment to all the Government officials who retired on 30 th June/ 31st December ( for old cases) of any year and then recalculate the pensionary benefits, and release the arrears of pensionary benefits within three months. The Government pensioners will have to give an undertaking that in case Government wins in Supreme Court, pensioners will refund the additional amount received by them. I am available for any further information/ clarifications.
SURESH SHARMA
7042338181
9880678654
To
Dr Sanjay Jain,
Director / CGHS,
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare,
Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi
Sub:- Annual Health Check up in respect of CGHS Beneficiaries aged 75 years and above st HCOs empaneled hospitals : Clarification : sought for
Ref:- CGHS Directorate, New Delhi letter No Z-15025/36/2019/DIR/CGHS/CGHS (P) dated 19-08-2019 (copy attached for ready reference)
Dear Sir,
It is submitted for your kind information that vide the above letter "permission in respect of CGHS Pensioners beneficiaries (Primary Card Holders) aged 75 years and above has been accorded to undergo Annual Health Check up at any empaneled hospital (HCOs) after obtaining necessary approval/referral letter/memo from the CMO incharge concerned of their CGHS Wellness Center/Dispensary"
2. In this context, it is brought to your kind notice that the above letter is silent in extending similar facility (Annual Health Check up) to the family pensioner beneficiaries (secondary card holders) (like spouse, mother etc.,) aged 75 years and above. It is a clear injustice to those dependent beneficiaries who are aged 75 years and above. Though a search was made to locate a subsequent CGHS orders modifying the above stipulation of only "primary card holder" and extending this facility to similarly placed beneficiaries, unfortunately, no such orders could be located. Beneficiaries have been approaching this Association (CBWAI) with a request to take up the matter with CGHS Directorate for getting this facility extended to all similarly placed beneficiaries. Hence this appeal is submitted for the kind consideration of CGHS Directorate for issue of suitable amendment to the order under reference extending the facility of Annual Health Check up to all dependent beneficiaries who are aged 75 years and above with same terms and conditions enumerated therein.
3. Further it is submitted that the beneficiaries pan India desire and demand that the age stipulation indicated in the above order may be brought down to 65 years and above instead of 75 years and above, which may kindly be considered favourably and suitable orders issued at the earliest which will go a long way in helping the beneficiaries in that age segment for availing hassle free Annual Health Check up. As earlier requested by this Association in the backdrop of orders issued by CGHS Directorate simplifying the referral procedures whereby permitting the beneficiaries aged 75 years and above to approach directly (without obtaining the referral letter / memo from the CMO incharge of concerned CGHS Wellness Center) the empaneled hospitals HCOs for availing consultation facilities; to apply the same analogy of 65 years of age and above instead of 75 years of age and above; which in turn help them to avoid the cumbersome process of obtaining referral letter/ memo from the Dispensary.
4. Summing up, this Association expect that CGHS Directorate would consider the above proposals favourably and issue a consolidated and comprehensive order covering all the genuine demands put forth by the beneficiaries.
Thanking you,
Yours Sincerely,
T K Damodaran,
General Secretary of CGHS Beneficiaries Welfare Association of India, Jt Secretary of Ordnance Factories and Allied Establishments Pensioners Welfare Association Regd Avadi Chennai and the Executive Committee Member of Confederation of All India Rail Users Associations Regd Tamilnadu
Address : Ashirvad, No 57 Brindavan Nagar, CRPF Camp PO, AVADI, Chennai-60065
Tamil Nadu
Tele No 044-26841333
Mob No 9444944813
Email id tkdpoduval@gmail.com or tkdamodarapoduval@outlook.com
Dated : 09-06-2021
Copy to:-
Dr G D Palia Addl DDG HQ CGHS New Delhi
Dr Arvind Kumar Addl DDG CGHS New Delhi
Shri Alok Saxena IAS Additional Secretary & DG,
CGHS Directorate, MoHFW, Nirman Bhavan,
New Delhi
Shri Rajesh Bhushan IAS Secretary, Health and Family Welfare, MoHFW, Nirman Bhavan,
New Delhi
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT'S BOON FOR SENIOR CITIZENS - MEDICAL CONSULTING TOTALLY FREE
The Central Government has launched an excellent consulting scheme for senior citizens and all other citizens.
Elderly people, especially those with high blood pressure, diabetes, etc., don't rush to the hospital for OPD. They seek treatment at home for minor ailments like headaches, physical pain, and are not ready to go to the hospital.
You can now access consultancy and treatment on Google Chrome via the link below. Note:
1. Select patient registration.
2. Type your mobile number. Type OTP on mobile for registration.
3. Enter patient details and district. Now, you will connect with the doctor online. After that, you can consult a doctor for any of your health problems through the video. The doctor will prescribe the medicine online. You can take the medicine by showing it in the medical pharmacy shop.
This service is completely free.
You can use this service every day from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm, including Sunday.
Please send this to senior citizens in your contact list.
This is the Central Government website:
https:/www.eSanjeevaniopd.in
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.hied.esanjeevaniopd
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Dear Sir,
Thanks a lot for providing a copy of Advisory issued on 11-05-2021 on the subject matter. CBWAI have directed all its functionaries in all the States to get in touch with the concerned AD CGHS along with a copy of this Advisory in case CGHS beneficaries (especially Covid 19 cases) face difficulties in getting admission in the empaneled hospitals for getting necessary help in the matter. They have also been advised to report in case they do not get required cooperation in the matter from the concerned AD CGHS. Once again thank CGHS Directorate for the prompt response and suitable action
Regards,
T K Damodaran,
General Secretary of CGHS Beneficiaries Welfare Association of India, Jt Secretary of Ordnance Factories and Allied Establishments Pensioners Welfare Association Regd Avadi Chennai and the Executive Committee Member of Confederation of All India Rail Users Associations Regd Tamilnadu
Address : Ashirvad, No 57 Brindavan Nagar, CRPF Camp PO, AVADI, Chennai-60065
Tamil Nadu
Tele No 044-26841333
Mob No 9444944813
Email id tkdpoduval@gmail.com or tkdamodarapoduval@outlook.com
Dated : 17-05-2021
Copy to :-
All MC & EC Members of CBWAI
Sent from my Redmi Note 4
On 17-May-2021 1:22 PM, "Dr. G.D. Paliya" <addghq.dl@cghs.nic.in> wrote:
Pl. see attachment
From: tkdpoduval@gmail.com
To: "ARVIND KUMAR" <adhq.dl@cghs.nic.in>
Cc: "Sanjay Jain" <sanjay.jain24@cghs.nic.in>, "Dr. G.D. Paliya" <addghq.dl@cghs.nic.in>, "Dr. Leisha Dharan" <mctc@cghs.nic.in>
Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2021 3:15:33 PM
Subject: Refusal of admission to Covid 19 patients by HCOs on the plea of non availability of beds : Reg
To
Dr Arvind Kumar,
Addl DDG HQ CGHS New Delhi
Sub:- Refusal of admission to Covid 19 patients by empaneled hospitals on the plea of non availability of beds : Reg
Ref:- Your letter dated 22-12-2020 (copy attached)
Dear Sir,
Despite issue of clear instructions & directives as contained in the above referred letter to all the CGHS empaneled hospitals in the country, there is not much improvement in the situation. Still HCOs ( empaneled hospitals) are following the same tactics of denying admission to Covid 19 patients (especially senior CGHS beneficaries) on the plea of non availability of beds or else indirectly pressurising the relatives of patients to deposit huge amount for providing admission. This is happening because of the main reason that the ADs CGHS & CMO incharges are not strictly exercising their powers and fail to take stringent action against the defaulters. The recent incidents at Jabalpur, Kolkata, Hyderabad are relevant. May I therefore request you Sir, to issue strict directives to all ADs CGHS to monitor the situation in an appropriate manner such that no CGHS beneficiaries especially Covid 19 positive cases, are refused admission. ADs CGHS & CMO incharges, under such emergency situations, must come forward to help the patients for getting admitted after duly verifying the availability of beds in the empaneled hospitals (HCOs). It is the complaint rather grievance of most of the beneficaries in the country that certain ADs CGHS/CMO incharges do not give any importance in the subject matter; rather indirectly supporting the empaneled hospitals. This is really a most unfortunate and grave situation especially taking into account the present surge of Covid 19 pandemic cases in the country every day and that many senior beneficaries are loosing their lives due to non availability of timely treatment facilities/hospital admission. The availability of bed position in each of the empaneled hospitals must be available with both CMO incharge concerned as well as the AD CGHS Therefore, this Association would most sincerely request you to kindly issue suitable directives to all concerned in this regard on priority basis.
A copy of the letter issued in this regard to all ADs CGHS may kindly be provided to this Association - CBWAI so that beneficaries can be made aware of the situation
Thanking you,
Yours Sincerely,
T K Damodaran,
General Secretary of CGHS Beneficiaries Welfare Association of India, Jt Secretary of Ordnance Factories and Allied Establishments Pensioners Welfare Association Regd Avadi Chennai and the Executive Committee Member of Confederation of All India Rail Users Associations Regd Tamilnadu
Address : Ashirvad, No 57 Brindavan Nagar, CRPF Camp PO, AVADI, Chennai-60065
Tamil Nadu
Tele No 044-26841333
Mob No 9444944813
Email id tkdpoduval@gmail.com or tkdamodarapoduval@outlook.com
Dated : 15-05-2021
Copy to:-
Dr Sanjay Jain Director CGHS New Delhi
Dr G D Palia Addl DDG HQ CGHS New Delhi
Dr Leisha Dharan CGHS New Delhi
Shri Alok Saxena IAS Additional Secretary & Director CGHS, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Nirman Bhavan New Delhi
Shri Rajesh Bhushan IAS Secretary Health and Family Welfare Nirman Bhavan New Delhi
Shri Manoj Kumar Verma Under Secretary, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Nirman Bhavan New Delhi
Empanelment of Kasturi Medical Centre Pvt Ltd under CGHS Kolkata for a period of 02 years w.e.f. 21st April 2021 Government of India Ministry of Health
Pensioners’ Association office shall remain closed till severity of the 2nd attack of CORONA VIRUS comes under control. Members are requested to bear this unforeseen cryptic situation and maintain proper cooperation and coordination.
Sd/-21.4.21
Chanchal Bhattacharyya
General Secretary
Central Excise, Customs & Service Tax Pensioners’ Association
Election Commission
Notice
For the ensuing election for 2020 & 2021 the process of nomination is completed on 17.02.2020 towards filing of nominations for each regular post in the Executive Committee of the Association by the willing members to contest in the election, scrutiny of such nominations and withdrawal of nomination as well.
After the said process is over and even when specific endeavour was extended to undertake a free & fair election, excepting the names of such members available with us as contestants no other member came forward and that too by the due date and time to contest with them for any particular post in the Executive Committee of the Association
In view of the above and especially after rejection of requests from a scanty group of general members in regard to accept nomination/s for the post of Organising Secretary after due time of 5PM of 10.02.2020, we find that the following Members are going to be elected uncontested in the post opted by each of them from the date of Annual General Meeting with Election as per schedule on 21st of March, 2020. Proclamation of their names will duly and officially be made on that day before the general members present in AGM having no further process of voting to be conducted by the Election Commission as constituted.
|
Sl |
Post for which Election declared |
Member filed nomination |
Remarks. |
|
1 |
President |
Shri Sitansu Guha |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
2 |
Vice-President |
Shri Ashis Kumar Ganguli |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
3 |
Vice President |
Shri Nilmoni Dutta |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
4 |
General Secretary |
Shri Chanchal Bhattacharyya |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
5 |
Asst. General Secretary |
Shri Madhusuan Mukhopadhaya |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
6 |
Asst. General Secretary |
Shri Anil Kumar Mandal |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
7 |
Organising Secretary |
.................................................. |
No member filed nomination |
|
8 |
Cultural Secretary |
Shri Apurba Bandyopadhaya |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
9 |
Treasurer |
Shri Samaresh Mitra |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
10 |
Member |
Shri Sujit Bhattacharya
|
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
11 |
Member |
Smt. Aruna Chatterjee |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
12 |
Member |
Shri Debabrata Bhattacharya |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
13 |
Member |
Shri Debashis Ganguly |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
14 |
Member |
Shri Abhijit Dasgupta |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
|
15 |
Member |
Shri Bama Prasad Mukhopadhaya |
No other member filed nomination to contest |
CGHS Kolkata WC
|
S. No |
Name of Wellness Centers with CMO In Charge and CPIO & Email Address |
Address |
Phone No. |
|
1 |
Belvedere (WC No.KO1) |
Flat no. 68, Belvedere Estate, Kolkata – 700 027. |
033-24791153 |
|
2 |
Lake Area (WC No.KO2) |
Lake Govt. Qrts. Fl. No. 55 & 56 Southern Ave., Kolkata – 700029. |
033-24661733 |
|
3 |
Dover Lane (WC No.KO3) |
Flat No. 2/D, Dover Lane Govt. Qrts. Kolkata – 700029. |
033-24619292 |
|
4 |
Narkeldanga (WC No.KO4) |
Flat No. 27 & 28 Narkeldanga Govt. Qrts. Kolkata – 700054. |
033-23203998 |
|
5 |
Shyambazar (WC No.KO5) (LABORATORY) |
7-A Kalachand Sanyal Lane, Kolkata – 700004. |
033-25556385 |
|
CGHS (Shyambazar) Extension Counter in Ichhapur(WC No. KO24) |
Quarter No. CN-25/Type-III/North Land at MSF, Ichhpur, North 24 Paraganas,West Bengal - 743144 |
033-25616464 |
|
|
6 |
Rajdanga (WC No.KO6) |
Quarter No 286 and Quarter 293,179,ShantiPalli,Kasba,Central Excise and custom quarter,Near Rubi General Hospital,Kolkata-700107 |
033-24415588 |
|
7 |
Bhowanipur-Kalighat (WC No.KO7) |
033-24641852 |
|
|
|
Homeo Unit Bhowanipur-Kalighat |
033-24641852 |
|
|
8 |
Bidhan Sarani (WC No.KO8) Dr. P. K. Saha |
033-25558034 |
|
|
9 |
Mint Colony (WC No.KO9) |
9, Mint Guard House, Kolkata – 700053 |
033-24010558 |
|
10 |
B.B.D Bag (WC No.KO10) |
5, Esplanade East (Ground Floor),Kolkata 700069 |
033-22622030 |
|
11 |
Santragachi (WC No.KO11) |
Govt. of India Press Colony, Santragachi, Howrah-711321. |
033-26571526 |
|
12 |
Salt Lake (AF) (WC No.KO12) |
Bidhan Nagar AF Block Sec.- I, Flat No. 209 & 210. Kolkata – 700064. |
033-23374635 |
|
13 |
Airport (WC No.KO13) |
New Quarters, Dum Dum, Kolkata – 700052. |
033-25119442 |
|
14 |
Lake Town (WC No.KO14) |
P – 112, Kalindi Housing Scheme, Kolkata-700089. |
033-25222137 |
|
15 |
Tollygunge (WC No.KO15) (LABORATORY) |
Tollygunge C.G. Qrts. Ground Floor Kolkata – 700 040. |
033-24116059 |
|
16 |
Salt Lake (EB) |
Qrts. Nos. 81 & 82 Type C, Kolkata – 700064. |
23344849 |
|
17 |
Motilal Gupta Road |
31,Motilal Gupta Road, Premises 156, Kolkata - 700008 |
033-24940109 |
|
18 |
Salt Lake (IC) |
IC Block, CGHS Complex, Salt Lake, Kolkata – 700106. |
033-23351445 |
|
19 |
CGHS Siliguri |
0353-2970052 |
|
|
20 |
CGHS Jalpaiguri |
Head Post Office Compound,Jalpaiguri-735101 |
03561-224123 |
|
21 |
POLYCLINIC |
IC Block, CGHS Complex Salt Lake, Kolkata – 700106. |
033-23352801 |
|
Homeo Unit (Polyclinic) |
IC Block, CGHS Complex Salt Lake, Kolkata – 700106. |
033-23352801 |
|
|
Ayurveda Unit (Polyclinic) |
IC Block, CGHS Complex Salt Lake, Kolkata – 700106. |
033-23352801 |
|
|
Unani Unit (Polyclinic) |
IC Block, CGHS Complex Salt Lake, Kolkata – 700106. |
033-23352801 |
|
|
22 |
MSD Kolkata |
5 Esplanade East,1st floor,Kolkata-700069 |
033-22627578 |
|
Card Section |
6 Esplanade East,Gr. Floor,Kolkata-700069 |
033-22485344 |
|
|
MRC Section |
6 Esplanade East,Gr. Floor,Kolkata-700069 |
033-22427337 |
|
|
Establishment Section |
6 Esplanade East,Gr. Floor,Kolkata-700069 |
033-22435069 |
|
|
DDO |
6 Esplanade East,Gr. Floor,Kolkata-700069 |
033-22623301 |
In pursuant to the order issued on 20.03.2020, the office of the Central Excise, Customs & Service Tax Pensioners’ Association, GST Bhawan, Kolkata has been remain closed since 23.03.2020 due to severely attacked of the CORONA VIRUS all around Kolkata, West Bengal and even all over India. Since the Govt. of West Bengal has given some relaxation in Lockdown process and also has allowed to open offices and also to function transport system and further constantly influencing the public to return in normal life maintaining all necessary precautions in day to day life, the association has taken a decision to start functioning of the association activities w.e.f 30.09.2020(Wednesday) at 1 PM. Now, this office shall remain opened for one day (Wednesday) instead of 3 days (Monday, Wednesday and Friday). All Executive Body Members and General Body Members are requested to visit their office at their convenience maintaining all necessary precautions and guidelines issued by the State Govt.. The office room has already been sanitized on 25.9.2020. No member should be allowed to enter the office without “mask”. Those who have some physical problem/disease should not come. Once again all the members are advised to strictly adhere to all norms /guidelines including maintaining proper distance in the office.
This issue is with the approval of the President.
Sd/- 27.9.2020
(CHANCHAL BHATTACHARYYA)
General Secretary
Mobile-9433398576
Annual Health Check up for CGHS Pensioner beneficiaries primary card holders aged 75 yrs and above (Aug-2019)
The contact details of the officers at New Delhi are furnished:-
Urgent contact details:-
Additional Secretary, MH&FW, New Delhi
011-23062985 / 011-230625792
Advisor Dr DC Joshi, CGHS New Delhi
011-230615273
Director, CGHS - Dr Sanjay Jain, CGHS New Delhi
O11-230628004
Additional Deputy Director General (ADDG), CGHS (HQ) - Dr G D Palia, CGHS New Delhi
011-23062683
directorcghs@gmail.com
addghq.dl@cghs.nic.in
directorcghs@gmail.com
To
The Cabinet Secretary,
Cabinet secretariat,
“Rashtrapati Bhavan”
New Delhi.
Sir,
Subject : Freezing of DA to Central Government Employees and
DR to Central Government Pensioners at current rate till July,
2021--------Request for re-consideration and issuance of
de- freezing order-- regarding.
The decision of the Central Government for freezing of dearness allowances / relief as communicated vide
the OM of the Department of Expenditure dated 23.04.2020 denying the payment of additional DA/DR
due from 01.01.2020 and also the subsequent additional instalments likely to be due from 01.07.2020
and 01.01.2021 till 30.06.2021 causing the ongoing crisis of Corona Virus Pandemic – has came as a big
blow to the pensioners as a whole and especially the fellow Pensioners of this Association who are
presently coping with ongoing pandemic trauma.
The above referred order appears to be deadly against the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s speech in which he apprised that
“ Look after Senior Citizens and do not cut salary. Senior citizens are more venerable to catching COVID-19
Virus than others”. Moreover, it is absolutely against even the verdict of Hon’ble Supreme Court whereas it stated that
“pension is a right and not a bounty and thus the Government cannot take a plea of financial burden to
deny legitimate dues of the pensioners.” More so the right of the pension is being safeguarded by
the different pay/ pension Rules.
It cannot be denied that Pensioners is a class who are mostly at the juncture of last span of their
lives and undergoing various hardships . When the Union of India has been doling out Financial Packages even
to the big business houses and even the certain State Government has been allowed to waste Crores of rupees of Tax payers money part of which contributed by the pensioners who are of such income group level, issuance of order for freezing of DA @ 4% w.e.f 01.01.2020 and further up to 30.06.2021 appears to be illegal and arbitrary as well and also will further increase the hardship of the pensioners who are solely dependent on their pensions.
It is therefore, requested that the Government may kindly reconsider the decision and withdraw the same and issue a de-freezing order of DA/ DR by paying DA/DR @ 4% with effect from 01.01.2020 onwards to the Pensioners.
Yours faithfully,
( CHANCHAL BHATTACHARYYA)
General Secretary,
Central Excise, Customs & S.Tax
Pensioners Association, Kolkata.
In view of outbreak of COVID-19, Executive Committee of our Association has taken decision to cancel AGM scheduled to be held on 21.03.2020.
Annual picnic of our Association held at Weaverly Jute Mill, Shyamnagar.
Annual Medical Camp of our Association will be held on 15.02.2020 at Santipally, Rajdanga G.S.T Bhavan Auditorium from 11 A.M onwards. All members are requested to attend for check up their health including eye.
SCHEDULE OF PICNIC—2020 DATE: 05-02-2020 VENUE: WEAVERLY JUTE MILL 117, GHOSHPARA ROAD(WEST) SHYAMNAGAR OPPOSITE : NICCO CABLE REPORTING TIME:07.00 P.M. CONTRIBUTION: Rs.400/- (by Availing of Bus) Rs.350/- ( Non-availing of Bus) FOR GUEST : Rs.100/- Extra. N.B::Confirmed by 24-01-2020 by depositing individual contribution. Pl.Contact with : 9433398576, 9830040086,9830493942, 9433253140.
Further these ordesr/instructions as already been issued by the MOH &FW F.No. Z- 15025/117/2017/DIR /CGHS/EHS dated 10.12.2018, F.No.Z-15025/35/2019/DIR /CGHS/ CGHS(P) dated 29.05.2019, F.No.Z15025/35/2019/ DIR/CGHS/CGHS(P) dated 29.05.2019, F.No. Z15025/33/2018/DIR/ CGHS/CGHS(P) dated 17.06.2019, OM//Order No F-200019/01/2019-EHS/DIR/CGHS dated 21.08.2019, OM//Order No- Z-15025/36/2019/DIR /CGHS dated 12.09.2019, OM//Order No- S.11011/29/2019-EHS dated 13.09.2019 F.No. Z. 15025/67/2019/ DIR/CGHS/ dated 18.09.2019 and OM//Order No-1-40/2019-CGHS/C&P/ DIRC/GHS dated 19.09.2019 may please also be placed in the website along with the following
All CGHS beneficiaries need to aware about the following OM/Orders issued by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare time to time (compiled by FORUM OF CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES AND PENSIONERS ASSOCIATIONS FOR CGHS BENEFICIARIES, KOLKATA)
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Brief details of the OM /Order under which facilities to be provided |
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20.06.2014 |
On the point of issue of medicines at the time of discharge from empanelled hospitals, in case no medicine provided by the hospital then the patient should purchase such prescribed medicines on the same date up to the limit of Rs.2000/- for 7days and later on he should visit Wellness Centre for further medicine. |
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10.12.2018 |
In terms of OM//Order No Z15025/117/2017/DIR/CGHS/EHS issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi Revised guidelines issued for simplification of referral system under CGHS: (1) Referral for consultation with specialist empanelled hospital(same hospital)/CGHS shall be valid for 30 days and up to 3 consultations.(2) Referral shall be valid for consultation with maximum of 3 different specialist if required during a single visit..(3) Advise of the CGHS MO/Specialist for listed investigation shall be valid for 30 days, however, for listed treatment procedure it would be valid for 3 months.(4) Any listed investigation advised by the specialist of empanelled hospital if required urgently as a medical emergency and certified as such , may be undertaken at the same hospital |
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29.05.2019 |
In terms of OM//Order No Z15025/35/2019/DIR/CGHS/CGHS(P) issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi, CGHS beneficiaries aged 75 and above shall be permitted to seek direct OPD consultation from Specialists of private hospitals empanelled under CGHS without referral from CGHS wellness Centre any investigations/procedures are advised and are required in emergency, no other authorization is required however in non emergency conditions approval of competent authority is required if any non listed investigations/procedures are advised. Prescribed medicines should be procured from CGHS wellness centre. |
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29.05.2019 |
In terms of OM//Order No Z15025/35/2019/DIR/CGHS/CGHS(P) issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi, In the case of Post operative follow-up treatment from hospitals empanelled under CGHS in respect of critically ill CGHS beneficiaries shall be permitted for follow-up in case of Cardiac Surgery cases including coronary Angioplasty/organ transplant/End stage Renal decease etc. as per details mentioned in the referred OM. |
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17.06.2019 |
In terms of OM//Order No Z15025/33/2018/DIR/CGHS/CGHS(P) issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi,, In chronic cases where diagnosis has been made and line of treatment has already been decided by the specialist/Govt. /empanelled hospital, there is no need to refer the patients just for extension of validity period of prescription. However, when there is a need for modification of the diagnosis / treatment, beneficiaries required to be referred to the concerned specialist. |
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21.08.2019 |
In terms of OM//Order No F-200019/01/2019-EHS/DIR/CGHS issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi, No referral required for treatment in Govt. Hospitals |
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12.09.2019 |
In terms of OM//Order No- Z-15025/36/2019/DIR/CGHS issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi,, CGHS beneficiaries aged 75 years and above primary card holders are allowed to get annually medically checked up at CGHS empanelled hospitals. |
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13..09.2019 |
In terms of OM//Order No- S.11011/29/2019-EHS issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi, In emergency no empanelled hospitals will refuse to provide treatment to any bonafide CGHS beneficiaries without any valid ground nor they will demand any advance payment and provide credit facility. |
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19.09.2019 |
In terms of OM//Order No-1-40/2019-CGHS/C&P/DIRC/GHS issued by MOH&FW, New Delhi, Before going abroad medicine for 6 months can be obtained |
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CGHS beneficiaries required to know that in terms of the office memorandum F.No.4-27/2005-CGHS/C&P/Pt.l dated 22.02.2010 issued by the Office of the Director(CGHS), Directorate General of Health Services, Central Govt. Health Scheme, New Delhi, their genuine grievances/ complaints could be get resolved with the help of Advisory Committee
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Every wellness center should have one Advisory Committee consisting of 2 members from pensioners welfare association and 2 from service association for a term of two years except CMO Incharge who shall approach for this purpose. |
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Such constituted Committee will meet every 2nd Saturday of the month to 1)Open the complaint box and study the grievances/suggestions found in the box and record in the register.2) If need arises, call the complainant in the next meeting to sort out the grievances of the beneficiaries. |
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The Committee will suggest ways and means to improve the functioning of the dispensaries within the available resources |
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The Committee shall also inform the CMO I/C about any serious patient (CGHS beneficiaries) and to organize for his/her treatment |
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The Committee shall also monitor the functioning of the Authorized Local Chemist and the Chemist will also be present in every meeting. |
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The Committee shall also be informed about the stock availability in WC store. |
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The Committee will also be apprised of MRC status/pendency of the claims. |
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The Committee shall also monitor the behavior of the staff and will identify the best worker on quarterly basis. His /Her photograph will be displayed prominently in the WC and will also be awarded certificate of appreciation by the committee.
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All the members are cordially invited to attend
BIJOYA SAMMILANI
ON 02.11.2019(saturday) AT 1 P.M.
Venue: GST BAHWAN AUDITORIUM , Shantipally, RAJDANGA
List of under privileged meritorious students who have secured 80% and above marks in Madhyamik Examination 2019 and further been selected by the constituted committee on the basis of marks obtained for felicitation on 13.07.2019
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Name and address of the school |
Name of the student |
Residential address of the student |
Total marks obtained |
%of marks |
Annual family income |
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1. |
Binodini Girls High School,2, Bank Plot, Dhakuria, Kolkata700031 Phone033.24731513 |
Susmita Das
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D/o Nirmal Chandra Das, 3/52, Jadavgarh, Kolkata-700078 Mobile-9674897661
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661/700 |
94.4% |
36000/- |
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2. |
Tarakeshwar High School, PO/PS-Trakeshwar, Hoogly |
Aritra Mukherjee |
S/o Satyanarayan Mukherjee, Vill-Khanjipur, PO?PS-Tarakeshwar, Dist-Hoogly Mobile No. 9832817957 |
648/700 |
92.6% |
48000/- |
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3. |
Chandernagore Banga Vidyalaya, 264, Moran Road, Temetha, Chandernagore, Hoogly,Phone-03326836254 |
Argha Chatterjee |
S/o Tarun Chatterjee. N.S,Road, Chanditala, PS-Bhadreshwar, PO-MG, Colony, Hoogly,Mobile-8334003610 |
635/700 |
90.7% |
36000/- |
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4. |
Bagnan Ananda Niketan Vidyamandir, Bagnan, Howrah-711303 Mobile-9434515247 |
Pritam Ghorui |
S/o Mantu Ghorui, Village- Madhabpur, PO- Kulgachia, PS-Uluberia |
632/700 |
90.3% |
36000/- |
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5. |
Jadavpur Sammilita Balika Vidyalaya, Baghajatin , Kolkata-70086, Phone No.033-24255209 |
Sukanya Saha |
D/o Subhas Saha, 11/11, Bijoygarh, Kolkata-700032 Mobile N0-9831589693 |
626/700 |
89.4% |
60000/- |
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6. |
Kashipur Kishor Bharati Vidyalaya, Vill/PO-Bhangore, PS-Kashipur , Distt- 24 Pgs(south) Mobile-8617479467 |
Sumon Adhikary |
S/o Goutam Adhikary, Vill/Ps-Kashipur, Distt- 24 Pgs(south) Mobile-77427931393 |
623/700 |
89% |
60000/- |
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7. |
Kasba Chittaranjan High School, 80, R.K.Ghosal Road, Kolkata-700042 Phone-24424638 |
Depayan Debnath |
S/o Khagendra Prasad Debnath, 2, Purbapally(s0, Haltu, PS, Kasba, Kolkata-700078 Mbile-8981083074 |
616/700 |
88% |
36000/- |
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8. |
Chandernagore Ushangini Balika Vidyalaya, Tematha Chandernagore, Hoogly, Phone-03326835628 |
Nilima Das |
D/o of Nilmani Das,5/2 Robert Son Bye Lane, Teninipara, Bhadresswar, Hoogly-712125 Mobile No-9163876320 |
614/700 |
87.7% |
36000/- |
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9. |
Bhuarah B,N.SHigh School(HS), Bhuarah , Agnsi, Bagnan, Howrah (PSSM) |
Soma Maity |
D/o Meghnath Maity, Singrah, Olanpara, PS-Bagnan, Howrah- Mobile No.8609750403 |
607/700 |
86.7% |
48000/- |
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10. |
Bijaynagar Adarsh Vidyamandir (HS), PO-Bijoy Nagar, PS-Gosaba, Distt-24 PGS(S), Pin-743370 Mobile-9051682833 |
Monalisa Das
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D/o Pinaki Das, Vill-Dulki, Gosaba, Distt-24 Parganas(S), Pin-743370
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607/700
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86.7%
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36000/-
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11. |
Chandernagore Banga Vidyalaya, 264, Moran Road, Temetha, Chandernagore, Hoogly Phone-03326836254 |
Sayan Ghosh |
S/o Basudeb Ghosh, Madhabpur, Bighati, Hoogly- Mobile No,8336005487 |
601/700 |
85.8% |
48000/- |
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12 |
BishnupurSri RameshInstitution, PO-Rajarhat, Bishnupur, 24Pgs(N)-700135 Phone-25733547 |
Sulagna Bhattacharya |
S/o Pradip Bhattachatya, Vill/Post-Kashipur, Distt- 24 Pgs(south) Mobile-9051018795 |
600/700 |
85.7% |
36000/- |
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13 |
Karbala High School, PO-Sonepur,PS- Kashipur, Distt- 24 Pgs(south) Mobile-9433150144 |
Dip Sardar |
S/o Subhas Sardar, Vill/Po-Satbhaiya, PS-Kashipur, Dist-24Pgs(South) Mobile-9733635275 |
596/700 |
85.1% |
36000/- |
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14 |
Dom doma High School, Vill/PO-Dom Doma, PS-Bishnupur, Distt-24 Pgs South, Mobile-8334997408 |
Suprotim Biswas
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Vill/PO-Rashkhali, PS_Bisnupur, Distt- 24 Parganas (South) Pin 743610 Mobile-9874915842 |
596/700 |
85.1% |
36000/- |
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15 |
Bamankhali MPP High School (HS), PO-Bamankhali, PS+Block-Sagar, Distt-24 Parganas(S), Tel.No. 03210-247561 Mobile-9547293673 |
Soma Das
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D/o Bhagyadhar Das, Vill- Hendalketki, PO- Muriganga, PS-Sagar, Pin-743373 Mobile-8145433691
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590/700
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84.3%
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48000/- |
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16 |
Bhanjipur Deshbandhu Vidyaniketan(High), Tarakeshwar High School, Tarakeshwar, Hoogly-712410 Phone-03212-277746/276232 |
Sourav Karak |
S/o Sitanath Karak, Vill- Howli(East)PO/PS-Tarakeshwar, Hoogly Mobile No-9932801965 |
588/700 |
84% |
48000/- |
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17 |
Bamankhali MPP High School (HS), PO -Bamankhali, PS+Block-Sagar, Distt-24 Parganas(S), Tel.No. 03210-247561 Mobile-9547293673
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Bidisha Pandit |
D/o Bibekanada Pandit, Vill/Po- Mandirtala, PS-Sagar, Distt-24 Parganas(S), Pin-743373 Mobile-9932801
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587/700
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83.8%
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42000/
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18 |
Bijaynagar Adarsh Vidyamandir (HS), PO-Bijoy Nagar, PS-Gosaba, Distt-24 PGS(S), Pin-743370 Mobile-9051682833
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Animesh khamari |
S/o Jiban Khamari, PO-Bijoy Nagar, PS-Gosaba, Distt-24 Parganas(S), Pin-743370 Mobile-8001749232 |
572/700 |
81.7% |
60000/- |
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19 |
Binodini Girls High School,2, Bank Plot, Dhakuria, Kolkata700031 Phone033.24731513 |
Barnali Mondal
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Manik Chandra Mondal, Vill-7No, Gharatgarh, PO-JN. Hat, PS-Basanti, Disttt-24Pgs(S)-743312,Mobile 9748160961 |
568/700 |
81.1% |
48000/-
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20 |
Baniban Jadurberia Viyapith(H,S) PO-Jadurberia, Uluberia, Howrah-711316 Mobile-9830603550
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Sourav Khan |
S/o Manoj Khan, Vill-Baniban, Golberia, PO-Dolopur, PS-Uluberia, Howrah-711316 Mobile-6290710823/9830409976 |
564/700 |
80.6% |
24000/- |
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21 |
Chatra nandalal Institution for Girls, 55, Chatra Dutta Para Lane, Serampore, Hoogly- Phone 26527577 |
Swarnamoyee Biswas |
Sumanta Biswas, Sheoraphuli Charabagan, Hoogly Mobile-9903510800 |
560/700 |
80% |
36000/- |
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22 |
Special Category Sarva Sikhsa Mission, 27A, Bosepukur Road, Kol-700042 Shri Sunder Bandopadhyay, Consultant (9433152552)Cossipore Institution for girls Mobile-9432125741 |
Nayan Mitra |
D/o Panchanan Mitra, Santoshpur, Kolkata Mobile9674492642 |
558/700 |
79.7% |
36000/- |
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23 |
Bidyapara High School, BM Roy Road,Kolkata-700008 Phone-24476746 |
Alamgir Biswas CWSN |
S/o Sirajul Biswas, Po/Vill-Rajnagar, Distt-Murshidabad-742175 9477236700 |
513/700 |
73.3% |
36000/- |
This list was prepared out of 38 applications received for consideration.. The basis of selection was limited to means –cum merit and proper documentation was ensured. In all these cases, family income was vouched for by Govt. Officials.
It is notified of all the members of the Association that the Annual General Meeting of the Association will be held on 2nd March, 2019 (Saturday) at 11 AM at "Auditorium" of the GST Building, 180 Shantipally,Rajdanga Main Road,Kolkata-700017 as per agenda points as appended below.
All the members are earnestly requested to attend the said Annual General Meeting in order to make it a grand success.
Agenda Of The Meeting
1.Condolence of the demise members.
2.General Secretary's report=Discussion and Acceptance of the same.
3.Tresurer's report and placement of the accounts of the calender year 2018 along with auditor's report-Discussion and acceptance of the same.
Lunch Break(13.30Hrs to 14.30Hrs)
4.Felicitation of the members who have completed 15 years of retirement.
5.Discussion on the amendments of the constitution.
6.Misc points, if any.
7.Closing of the Annual General Meeting
8.National Anthem
(Chanchal Bhattacharya)
General Secretary
Movement of our Association with CGHS Joint Forum before Dover Lane Wellness Centre at 10.00 hrs. on 09.03.19.
Demonstrations organised by our Association with CGHS Forum before Wellness centre Lake area 2 on 16.03.19 at 10.00 hrs.
All the members of our Association are deeply touched and mourn the sudden and untimely death of our beloved Vice President Om Prakash Singh on 19th March 2019. May his departed soul rest in peace.
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180 Shantipally, Rajdanga Main Road, Kolkata - 700107 |
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| (033) 2441 0136 |
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