FLASH : Gr B Re-allotments

FLASH : Gr B Re-allotments

Dte issued the following transfers in Gr B Cadre.

Sl	Name S/s	Present Circle	Circle allotted
1	RM Shah	PTC, Vadodara	Gujarat
2	DS Rana	PTC, Saharanpur	UP
3	Venkatesha Murthy	Karnataka	PTC, Mysore
4	SN Saini	MP	Rajasthan
5	PD Patil	Bihar	Maharashtra
6	Brij Bihari	J & K	Directorate
7	BC Sharma	Punjab	HP
8	NS Bhandhari	UP	PTC, Saharanpur

Dte Memo Number :  9-22 / 2012 – SPG Date : 21.06.2013

FLASH : Gr B Promotion orders

Today, Directorate issued the following Gr B promotion orders.

Shri.C.Panneer Selvam - DOB 31.05.1957 - TN - allotted to Dte.

Full List :

Sl	Name S/s	Present Circle	Circle allotted
1	Ram Lal Singh	Bihar	PTC, Darbhanga, Bihar
2	Md Nurul Haque	WB	WB
3	Jayanta Kr Majumder	WB	WB
4	M.Raghavandera	Karnataka	Directorate
5	H.C Sadananda	Karnataka	Directorate
6	Kottankal Basavaraj	Karnataka	Delhi
7	L.Prakash	Karnataka	Gujarat
8	B.R.Sutur	Maharashtra	Maharashtra
9	P.S.Mehra	Uttarakhand	J & K
10	Debasis Chatterjee	WB	WB
11	Narayan Ch Das	WB	WB
12	AN Patil	Maharashtra	Maharashtra
13	Jugal Kishore Dutta	Punjab	Directorate
14	C.Panneerselvam	Tamilnadu	Directorate
15	Basudev Sadhu	WB	PTC, Darbhanga
16	Nirmal Kr Paul	WB	PTC, Darbhanga
17	PM Wakode	Maharashtra	Maharashtra
18	AK Bhalla	Punjab	Directorate
19	UP Gangal	UP	UP
20	C.Jayaram Reddy	Andhra	Delhi
21	Jagdish Kumar	Haryana	Directorate
22	MSP Mishra	UP	RAK NPA, Ghaziabad
23	GC Tiwari	APS	APS
24	Arun kumar	UP	PTC, Saharanpur
25	Ashok Kr Dey II	WB	Jharkhand
26	RM Mugal	Maharashtra	PTC, Vadodara
27	YN Kumar	APS	APS
28	RK Tiwari	UP	UP
29	Dal Singh	UP	UP
30	SP Hariyani	Gujarat	Gujarat
31	Kashi Nath Ghosh	WB	PTC, Guwahati
32	YP Singh	UP	PTC, Saharanpur
33	Bhanu Pratap Tripathi	UP	UP
34	Bidhan Ch Acharjee	WB	Assam
35	PK Singh	UP	PTC, Saharanpur
36	B Mallikarjuana Sarma	Andhra	Delhi
37	HC Joshi	Gujarat	PTC, Vadodara
38	Ganga Prasad	UP	UP
39	GR Bhanani	Gujarat	Gujarat
40	Sri ram	APS	APS
41	Gyan Prakash	UP	UP
42	BB Ram	UP	UP
43	VS Bhalavi	MP	NE
44	Surya Bali	WB	NE
45	AV Pargi	Gujarat	Gujarat
46	Ram Krishnan	HP	J & K

  

Dte Memo Number :  9-23 / 2012 – SPG Date : 21.06.2013

List of new hospitals empanelled under CGHS, Chennai

List of new hospitals empanelled under CGHS, Chennai

Central Government Health Scheme 
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare published the latest list of Hospitals empanelled under CGHS,

The list of hospitals and imaging centres are updated on April 2013

List of new hospitals empanelled under CGHS, Chennai 

CHENNAI : Hospitals List 

GENERAL PURPOSE HOSPITALS

S.No.	Name of the Hospital	Approved for	Whether accredited by NABH	Whether already on the panel of CGHS
1.	Sugam Hospital, 349 Thiruvotriyur High Road, Thiruvotriyur, Chennai 600 019 [Tel: 044 – 2573 3830 / 2573 3296] w.e.f. 12th November 2010	General purpose incl. Joint Replacement	No	Yes General purpose and (Laparoscopic surgery, IOL Implant and Joint replacement)
2.	Miot Hospitals, 4/112 Mount Poonamalee Road, Manapakkam, Chennai 600 089 [Tel: 044 – 2249 2288] w.e.f. 12th November 2010	General purpose incl.Cardiology & Cardiothoracic surgery and Joint Replacement	No	Yes General purpose, and Cardiological investigation, cardiothoracic surgery, lithotripsy/TURP, IOL Implant, Laparoscopic surgery and Joint replacement
3.	Sri Devi Hospitals, 1620 A,16th Main Road, Anna Nagar, Chennai 600 040 [Tel: 044 – 2616 2000 / 2616 2900] w.e.f. 12th November 2010	General purpose Hospital	No	Yes General Purpose, Laparoscopic surgery and IOL implant
4.	CSI Kalyani General Hospital, 15 Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai, Chennai 600 004. (Tel. 044 28475101/28476433)	General Purpose	No	General purposes, Including laproscopic surgery, IOL implant
5.	Noble Hospital No.4, Ajdiappastreet Purasawalkam Chennai - 600084 Tel No.044-40042222 w.e.f. 1st November 2011	General Purpose	No	No
6.	C. S. I. Rainy Multi Speciality Hospital, 45 G. A. Road, Chennai 600 021 w.e.f. 1st November, 2011	General purpose including Joint Replacement	No	Yes for General purpose and Specialised purpose (Laproscopic surgery, IOL implant, and Joint Replacement) and Diagnostic Centre (Lab services, Mammography, USG / Colour Doppler and Conventional Radiology).

SPECIALITY (SELECTIVE) HOSPITALS

S.No.	Name of the Hospital	Approved for	Whether accredited by NABH	Whether already on the panel of CGHS
1.	Soundarapandian Bone & Joint Hospital & Research Institute Pvt. Ltd., AA – 16, 3rd Main Road, Anna Nagar, Chennai - 600040 [Tel: 044 – 26211026/42066667] w.e.f. 12th November, 2010	Orthopaedics	No	Yes Orthopaedic surgery including Arthroscopy and Joint Replacement
2.	Frontier Lifeline Pvt. Ltd., R 30 C, Ambattur Industrial Estate Road, Chennai 600 101 w.e.f. 27th July, 2011	Cardiology and Cardiothoracic and Vascular	NABH w.e.f. 9.9.2010	Yes Specialised purpose (Cardiological investigation and Cardio-thoracic surgery) and Laboratory services
3.	Parvathy Hospital, No.241, GST Road, Chrompet, Chennai - 600044.Tel. No.-44-22383348 w.e.f.1st November, 2011	Orthopedic Surgery - Including arthoscopic surgery and joint replacement	No	No

SUPER SPECIALITY (HOSPITALS)

1.	Global Hospitals and Health City, No.439, Charan Nagar, Perumbakkam, Chennai - 600100 Tel. No. 044-22777000, 22777777, 44777000 w.e.f. 1st November, 2011	Super-Speciality	YES w.e.f. 27.10.2010	No
2.	Sri Ramachandra Medical Centre, No.1, Ramachandra Nagar, Porur, Chennai - 600116 Tel. No. 24765512 w.e.f. 1st November, 2011	Super-Speciality Hospital	YES (JCI)	No

CANCER HOSPITAL

NIL

EYE CARE CENTRES

1*	Dr. Agarwal’s Eye Hospital Ltd., 19, Cathedral Road, Chennai 600086 [Tel: 044 – 2811 2811 / 2811 2592 / 28113704 / FAX 28115871] w.e.f. 12th November, 2010	Eye Care	No	No
2	Prem’s Eye Clinic, 120 A, Bazaar Road, Saidapet, Chennai-600 015 [044-43400000] w.e.f. 12th November, 2010	Eye Care	No	Yes Eye Care [Cataract / Glaucoma, Retinal - and Vitreo-retinal sugery, strabismus, Occuloplasty and Adnexa and other specialised treatment
3*	Vasan Eye Care Hospital , No 77, 3rd avenue, Anna Nagar, Chennai-102, [044-43400310] w.e.f. 12th July, 2011	Eye Care	No	No
4.	Udhi Eye Hospital, 9 Murrays Gate Road, Alwarpet, Chennai 600 018 w.e.f. 27th July, 2011	Diagnostic Lab	NABL	Yes Eye Care [Cataract / Glaucoma, Retinal - and Vitreo-retinal sugery, strabismus, Occuloplasty and Adnexa etc.]
5.	Med Fort Hospital Private Limited 116, Chamiers Road Nandanam Chennai - 600035 Tel-49001800-49 w.e.f. 1st November, 2011	Eye Care Centre	No	No

* - Empanelment of these eye care centres is provisional and is subject to the recommendation of Quality Council of India after inspection of these eye care centres.

DENTAL CLINIC

1*	Sriram Dental Clinic, No 5/4, 29th street, Nanganallur, Chennai-61, [044-22248102] w.e.f.12th November 2010	Dental Care	No	No
2.	N.B.Multi Speciality Dental Clinic, 120, Shanthi Nagar, 1st Cross Street (Opp.to Vaishnav Collage), Chrompet, Chennai- 600044 Tel. No.22653978 w.e.f.5th January, 2012	Dental Care Centre	N/R	No

* - Empanelment of these dental clinics is provisional and is subject to the recommendation of Quality Council of India after inspection of these dental clinics.

DIAGNOSTIC AND IMAGING CENTRE

1	Bharat Scans 197 Peters Road, Royapettah, Chennai 600 014.(Tel. 044 – 28418334/28418337) w.e.f. 27th July, 2011	Imaging Centre	NR	Yes Diagnostic imaging services (MRI, CT Scan, Mammography, USG/Colour Doppler, XRay & Bone Densitometry)
2.	Medall Heart Care Pvt. Ltd., (Precision Diagnostics), 48 MG Road, Shastri Nagar, Thiruvanniyur, Chennai - 600041. Tel. No. 45967777 w.e.f. 1st November, 2011	Qualified as CT. MRI, UltraSound, Mammography, Xray, Bond-Densitometry, Color Doppler	No	No

India Post’s bank plans meet hurdle

India Post’s bank plans meet hurdle

The Department of Financial Services (DFS) has opposed the proposal of the Department of Posts (DoP) to apply for a banking licence. According to the DFS, though the network of post offices is large with 1.55 lakh offices across the country, they neither have an interconnected system in place to give people access to their money anywhere and at anytime like the banks, nor experience in lending.

“A Cabinet note is being circulated by the DoP for them to apply for a banking licence. But we are against the move,” a senior DFS official told FE.

The DoP wants to start a bank initially with at least 40-50 branches – with one or two in each state – with a focus on lending to small and medium enterprises and gradually over a period of ten years increase the branch network to around 800 by going into rural areas. According to the RBI guidelines, the initial minimum paid-up voting equity capital for a bank should be Rs 500 crore, while the DoP has sought a capital of Rs1,900 crore for its banking venture, sources said.

The DFS official, however, said the DoP's plan seems “half-baked” as it was “not clear on how they will evolve a system like the banks have to help their depositors access money easily anywhere at anytime.”

“Banking is a different ball game altogether. It will require a lot of training for the post office staff to learn the rules. It will not be easy for DoP to run a full-fledged bank,” the official said, adding that a lack of experience in lending is also a drawback for the DoP.

The DoP, however, is keen to submit its application to the RBI before the July 1 deadline and the bank will be set up a through a wholly-owned Non-Operative Financial Holding Company (NOFHC). The DoP had taken the help of consultancy firm Ernst & Young in preparing its strategy. “The main benefit (in giving a bank licence to DoP) is that it will help boost the financial inclusion plan,” said Ashvin Parekh, national leader (global financial services), Ernst & Young. The Cabinet note was prepared on the basis of the Ernst & Young report.

The DoP intention is not to convert all its post offices into banks, but wants a separate banking entity for which it has decided to hire a separate team of professionals, sources said. It has already spent around R200 crore in the last four years to put up a core banking solutions-like system in place, they added.

Incidentally, the government had started a R4909 crore-worth information technology-driven project to modernise the postal network. The government had allocated R532 crore in 2013-14 to make post offices a part of the core banking solution and help it offer real time banking services.

The DoP also pointed out that the post offices reach even the remote corners of the country as the network includes 1.4 lakh post offices in rural areas, 15,000 in urban areas and another 30,000 points of presence. Post offices already offer many financial services for urban and rural people including savings accounts, recurring deposit accounts, monthly income schemes, public provident fund, time deposits, senior citizens savings scheme, national savings certificates and postal life insurance. Besides, post offices also offer money remittance services, distribution of mutual funds and securities and are also provide electronic international money order service and forex services.

The DoP also provides services on the new pension scheme and retail services such as sale of forms and bill collection. The DoP is also a government agent for providing services on Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme wage disbursement and old age pension payments.

Source : http://www.financialexpress.com