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1 [k.m & 19 vad 9 tqykbz] 2018 yzv 19, nze L 9 i[bkjh, 2018 Vol.-19, Issue : 9 July, 2018 SHRI RANA ASHUTOSH KUMAR SINGH, CHIEF GENERAL MANAGER Shri Rana Ashutosh Kumar Singh is Chief General Manager of State Bank of India. Presently he is in-charge of SBI's Chandigarh Circle, which comprises the States of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir and U.T. Chandigarh. Shri Singh started his career with the Bank as a Probationary Officer in 1991 and has since handled important assignments in various capacities in Branch Banking, Corporate Credit, Human Resources & International banking. Before taking over the current assignment of Chandigarh, he was heading operations of the Bank in Germany as CEO of Frankfurt Branch. He is an MBA (PGEMP) from S.P. Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai and has also attended Leadership Development Programme at Harvard Business School and Indian School of Business, Hyderabad. SBI Pensioners Association, Chandigarh Circle welcome our New Chief General Manager and wish him all the best for his present and successful assignment at Chandigarh LHO. Hon'ble Members, Hi, last Members Directory was published in 2013, when Membership was 3300 which has now grown to As such we felt the need to bring a new edition. We therefore approach all the Members as under : 1. Members prior to 2013 to please verify their particulars from the Directory and advise us if any amendment is required to be made. 2 Members who joined after 2013 to please verify the particulars from the relevant pensioners mail and proceed similarly. 3 Particulars can also be verified from the Member s Directory uploaded in our website ie 4 For any ammendment please advise undernoted office Bearers with full details including PF Index Number by means of SMS s only on an urgent basis. - Mr K.K.Trikha Mobile : S.K.Sharma Mobile : An urgent response is solicited please. T.R. Gupta General Secretary Editorial Board 1. Sh. T.R. Gupta Editor 2. Sh. K.K. Trikha Sub-Editor 3. Sh. S.K. Sharma Member Names of the office-bearers for correspondence: 1. Sh. J.R. Gupta (President) # 5952, Modern Housing Complex, Manimajra, Chandigarh. Mobile : Sh. T.R. Gupta (General Secretary) H.No. 3020, SBI Society, Sector 49-D, Chandigarh. Mobile : Sh. S.K. Sharma (Treasurer) H.No. 1025, Sector 38-B, Chandigarh. Mobile :

News from Units... CHANDIGARH UNIT As usual, the weekly meetings of our Chandigarh Association are being held regularly in a very cordial atmosphere.

2 News from Units... CHANDIGARH UNIT As usual, the weekly meetings of our Chandigarh Association are being held regularly in a very cordial atmosphere. During the past few days, two Doctor's Talks were held and one Medical Dental Checkup Camp was organised in which about 80 to 100 members got checked their teeth/ gums etc. and got valuable consultation from the concerned Doctors. 2. We congratulate Sh. Anil Kishore Ji, our previous Chief General Manager on his well deserved promotion to Dy. Managing Director at Corporate Office, Mumbai. We wish him all the best for his new assignment. Sh. Kishore Ji, always met us whenever we have gone to him to discuss our issues with a smiling and helping attitude. For that thank you very much, Sir. YAMUNANAGAR/JAGADHARI UNIT A meeting of the SBI Pensioners Association of our above unit was held on under the Chairmanship of Sh. Tilak Raj, Chief Manager, Jagadhari Branch and held at SBI Jagadhari Branch, Opp. Bus Stand, to apprise the members of latest developments in the Association/ Federation. The Annual Elections were also held and the following were elected unopposed, the details of which is as follows : President Sh. Jaswant Rai Sachdeva Vice President Sh. Kulbhushan Mehta Secretary Sh. Janta Ram Asst. Secretary Sh. S.S. Sapra Treasurer Sh. Jatinder Wadhwa Executive Members Dr. Rajesh Sh. B.D. Choudhry MANDI DABWALI UNIT Monthly meeting of the Unit was held on under the Chairmanship of Sh. P.C. Suthar and discussions on common matters were held. The members appreciated the medical scheme offered by the Bank vide H.O. Circular No. P&HRD 107/2018 and S.L. 1516/2018 dt , in which the facilities for some critical diseases numbering five has been provided. 2 However the members were dissatisfied with some stipulations viz. Age Bar of 58, Exit and V.R.S. Members. The medical scheme of the Bank was also discussed and the I.D. Cards of 3 members were not received till date. We assure our members to take up the matter with the concerned authorities. SIRSA UNIT The monthly meeting of this Unit was held on and the minutes of previous meeting were passed. Sh. R.C. Khurana, who joined our Association was welcomed by the members. A small booklet of "?kj csbs?kjsyq bzykt+" taken from the Book written by Dr. Pushp Kumar Sharma and published by "vk/kj izdk'ku] iapdwyk" which is very useful in our day to day life. A copy of each were distributed to the members. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the Chair over cup of tea and snacks. ACHIEVEMENT Sh. M.S. Mongia, our Organising Secretary is inaugurating the Free Eye-Checkup Camp organised by the Tricity Drivers' Association on Sh. Mongia is seen in the newspaper coverage, doing the honour.

3 We publish hereunder a letter from COORDINATION OF BANK PENSIONERS AND RETIREES ORGANISATIONS AND ALL INDIA BANK RETIREES FEDERATION, the contents of which are self explanatory : To Com. Sanjeev K. Bandlish Convenor U.F.B.U. Dear Comrade Dated: % D.A. NEUTRALISATION TO PRE-NOVEMBER 2002 PENSIONERS & IMPROVEMENT IN FAMILY PENSION 30% OF BASIC PAY We wish to invite your kind reference to the Record Note dated between IBA and UBFU constituents wherein the pending issues of retirees were listed along with the response of IBA. The response of IBA in respect of these two issues is furnished below for a ready reference: % D.A. NEUTRALISATION TO PRE- NOVEMBER 2002 PENSIONERS IBA s response: the matter is sub judice as certain cases on this issue are pending for a decision with Supreme Court. As such IBA cannot take a decision on this issue at this stage. From a humanitarian point of view, IBA may examine feasibility of providing 100% dearness relief neutralisation to pre-november 2002 retirees based on a detailed costing exercise. 2. IMPROVEMENT IN FAMILY PENSION 30% OF BASIC PAY IBA s response: While the IBA is sympathetic to the issue, the cost involved is significant and unaffordable at the present juncture. IBA will examine cost implications and sustainability of each Bank at a future date. In this backdrop, we the Apex Organisations of Bank Pensioners and Retirees representing 100% membership, would like to request you to take up the above two issues on priority with IBA and help the retirees in getting these two issues resolved at the earliest. In this connection we also furnish the inputs/ details about both the issues for your consideration and taking up with IBA % D.A. NEUTRALISATION TO PRE-NOVEMBER 2002 PENSIONERS The honourable Supreme Court has disposed off the issue on 16 th May 2018 and now it is no longer sub judice. The writ petitions in the honourable High Courts at Madras and Calcutta were initially filed by the individual aggrieved members and affiliate of the apex organisation. However, when the matter came in appeal before the honourable Supreme Court, our apex organisations also intervened so as to extend financial and logistic support for effective coordination with the senior advocates. The retirees supported by the organisations of retirees have lost the case in Supreme Court. But we are of the considered view that it was a bad loss. We recapitulate the observations of the honourable bench of the Supreme Court after completion of arguments by the parties to the case hereunder: i) That this court has already dismissed the appeals of the retirees against the order of High Court of Madras on similar issue and there cannot be two different and contradictory judgements by this court on the same matter. ii) That the court suggested the senior advocates representing the appellants and the respondents three options viz. a) The court recalls the earlier order in case of Madras High Court appeals and then passes a fresh order in this case. b) That this case is referred to a larger bench for disposal; c) The appellants in case of Madras High Court order file review petitions which will be tagged with this case after condoning the delay and heard in this court. A careful reading of the observations made by the Honourable Bench of Supreme Court would give a clear and unambiguous impression that the case was tilted towards the retirees. In furtherance to these observations, all the appellants in case of Madras High Court filed their review petitions which were tagged with the case of United Bank of India after condoning the delay. The case was heard on 23rd August 2017 and the judgement was reserved. Ultimately the long awaited judgement was pronounced in the court by

4 allowing the appeals of the management of United Bank of India, setting aside the judgements and orders of the honourable High Court of Calcutta and dismissing the writ petition no. 507 of 2012 preferred by the respondents viz. United Bank of India Retirees Welfare Association and others. In our view the reasons for the adverse judgement given by the Hon ble Supreme Court are not appropriate and untenable. IMPROVEMENT IN FAMILY PENSION 30% OF BASIC PAY While the pensioners of RBI and Government have the facility of uniform family 30% of Basic Pay, the Bank pensioners are allowed 15% of the Basic Pay with an upper ceiling fixed for such family pension. Consequently the family pensioners of the deceased bank employees including the spouses of General Managers/Executive Directors/Chairmen & Managing Directors are getting a pension ranging from as low as Rs to a maximum of Rs depending on the date of retirement, the cadre and the grade of the retiree. It is painful that the family pensioners are expected to pay their medical premium to the extent of Rs annually under the IBA s Medical Insurance Scheme for the retirees, thereby leaving nothing for their sustenance. It is worth mentioning that the bank's employees and officers were given the facility of pension in lieu of Contributory Provident Fund, but the provision of post retiral medical insurance at a high premium has led to some of the family pensioners virtually ending up getting medical insurance in lieu of family pension. It sounds ironically cruel! The issue of restoring family pension parity at par with Government and RBI family of Basic Pay is an emotive issue and deserves to be settled urgently on humanitarian grounds, the cost implications notwithstanding. We also request you to arrange a meeting between the leaders of UFBU and the Apex Organisations of the Retirees so that we can present and discuss our case with the leaders of UFBU at an early date. The bankers of yester years who are senior and super senior citizens and have immensely contributed for the growth of the banking industry fondly look towards the leadership of UFBU for early resolution of these long pending issues. With comradely regards, Yours comradely, (A. Ramesh Babu) (K.V. Acharya) (S.C. Jain) Joint Conveners, CBPRO General Secretary, AIBRF 4 Remain Healthy: Retired ed but not t Tir ired Something as simple as taking a walk everyday can greatly improve our health and long Life, Studies have found that walking sharpens brain and memory function; strengthens Bones and muscles; boots mood; lowers the risk of heart diseases, high blood pressure, Diabetes and enhances immunity; sound sleep and proper weight. The first step is choosing comfortable shoes with proper arch support and thick Flexible soles. If we have not been exercising regularly, let s start with walking 5 minute Daily the first week, and increase our time by 5 minutes weekly until we reach the Recommended goal of 30 minutes daily. Walk slowly for the first 5 minutes to warm Up our muscles and prepare our body for exercise, then increase our speed. At the End of walk, go slow for 5 minutes to cool down the muscles. Further stay motivated By making our walks enjoyable. Let s ask a friend or neighbour to Join us or listen to Music while we walk. If we miss a day, let's not give up. Just remind ourselves how good Physical activity makes us feel, and get back on track. Better health is Just a daily walk Away, Please accept my suggestion. Thanks. S.C. CHANDNA. Secretary, Panipat Unit. Mobile :

5 NEW ENROLLMENTS JUNE Name Address D.O.B. Contact No. CHANDIGARH Smt. Amrit Kaur # 2359, Sector 44-C, Chandigarh , Rattan Singh # 257, Sarangpur, Chandigarh , Rajesh Kumar Arya # 70, Young Dwellers Complex, Sector 49-A, Chandigarh , Sudarshan Kumar Saini # 257-A, Sector 51-A, Chandigarh , Gurdial Singh # 349, Sector 45-A, Chandigarh , Capt. Madan Mohan # 629, First Floor, Sector 16-D, Chandigarh Satish Bhasker # 105, Sector 15-A, Chandigarh , Jatinder Vashistha # 15/3, Subhash Nagar, Manimajra, Chandigarh Gurminder Singh Sethi Flat No. 1019/1, Sector 39-B, Chandigarh , PANCHKULA Rattan Lal Girdhar # 1480, Sector 25, Panchkula, Hry Usha Gupta # 1113, Sector 12-A, Panchkula, Hry , Shashi Bhushan Goel # 1552, Sector 4, Panchkula, Hry , Arjun Dass Sachdeva # 507, GH-8, Sector 24, Panchkula, Hry , Lalit Kumar Gupta # 379, Sector 15, Nar Hallmark School, Panchkula, Hry S.K. Mittal # 852-P, F.F., Sector 7, Panchkula, Hry Ramesh Bhatia # 355, Sector 8, Panchkula , Pawan Kumar Sharma # 511, Sector 10, Panchkula , MOHALI Madan Lal Flat No. F-204, Aastha Apartments, Pabhat, Zirakpur, Distt. SAS Nagar, Mohali. Trilok Singh # 42, Sarv Mangal Coop. Society, Phase-1, Near Global Business, Zirakpur, Pb. Jai Krishan Suppal Flat No. 532, ATS Golf Meadows Prelude, Derabassi, Distt. SAS Nagar (Mohali), Pb. J.S. Mohi Flat No. 10, Block-V, Jamuna Apartments, Kharar-Kurali Road, Kharar, Distt. Mohali, Dharambir Singh Chhachhia Flat No. 206, Parkash Tower, Pee Muchhalla, Zirakpur, Distt. Mohali, Pb. Madan Lal F-204, Aastha Apartments, Pabhat, Zirakpur, Distt. Mohali, Pb J&K Pushkar Kumar Abrol # 26, Roop Nagar Enclave, Block-B, Lane No. 2, Jammu, J&K , S.D.S. Salathia "Nirmal Niwas", Nagbani School Road, Nagbani, , P.O. Domana, Jammu, J&K Smt. Kailash Kotwal Sector 7 Extn., Opp. Ambica Super Shopee, , Channi Himmat, Jammu, J&K Ravi Bharati 60, Pawan Enclave, Opp. Soap Factory Paloura, Jammu Tawi, J&K , Verander Kumar Koul F-13, SBI Officers' Flats, Rajinder Nagar Phase-1, , Bantalab, Jammu (J&K) Subash Chander Gupta JMC-1506, Durga Lane, Talab Tillo, Jammu (J&K) Masood Ul Hassan # 93, Tower Lane, Azad Basti, Natipora, Srinagar, J&K ,

6 H.P. Ravi Singh Thakur Vill. Koon, P.O. Kot, Teh. Kotli, Distt. Mandi, H.P Hem Singh Thakur Vill. Mahan, P.O. Khalanoo, Sub. Teh. Kotli, Distt. Mandi, H.P , Sharwan Kumar V.P.O. Samrahan, Teh. Kotli, Distt. Mandi, H.P Suresh Kapoor # 34/10, Chobata Bazar, Mandi, H.P , Sarswati Devi Vill. Sehal, P.O. Pairi, Teh. Balh, Distt. Mandi, H.P Prakash Chand Gautam # 79/5, Haripur Colony, Sunder Nagar-1, Distt. Mandi, H.P , Nokhu Ram Bhatia # 75/12, Upper Ram Nagar, Mandi, H.P , Naresh Kumar Sachdeva 129/12, Ram Nagarm, Mandi, H.P Nirmal Kumar Tandon Tej Niwas, Bhiuli, P.O. Purani Mandi, Teh. Sadar, Mandi, H.P , Mangla Sood C/o Vipul Sood, Saraswati Bhawan, North Oak, Sanjauli, Shimla, H.P Parma Nand Ramseth Himanshu Cottage, Shangti, Sanjauli, Shimla, H.P Ajeet Kumar Negi Vill. & P.O. Sangla, Tehsil Sangla, Distt. Kinnaur, H.P , Yogesh Gautam # 302, Ward No. 5, Padam Tara Nikunj, Nahan, Distt. Sirmour, H.P T.R. Patil Vill. Chyama, P.O. Domehar/Bani, Tehsil Kandaghat, Distt. Solan, H.P Naresh Thakur # 355, Ward No. 5, Bahadur Villa, Shamsher Villa Round, Nahan, Distt. Sirmour, H.P. Amar Singh Bodh # 503, Ward No. 11, Gandhi Nagar, Kullu, H.P Roshan Lal Sharma Colonel Katoch Colony, Near Petrol Pump, Shamshi, PO Shamshi, Distt. Kullu, H.P. Mahavir Singh # 252, Ward No. 11, Upper Session House, Shashtri Nagar, Kullu, H.P Jaram Singh Chauhan # 2238, Opp. SSB, Shamsi, Distt. Kullu, H.P , Devi Singh Vill. Badah, P.O. Mohal, Distt. Kullu, H.P R.D. Sagar #128, School Road, Ward No. 3, Bhutti Colony, Shamshi, Distt. Kullu Nek Parveen "Sukoon", Near Laxmi Narayan Mandir, Totu, Shimla, H.P , Pawnesh Kumar Katoch Teh. Jaisinghpur, Distt. Kangra, H.P , Pitamber Datt Jassal Jassal Kvteer, Madhuban Colony, Hospital Road, Solan, H.P , Om Parkash Sharma Om Niwas, Dudhli, P.O. Bharari, Teh & Distt. Shimla, H.P Jitender Kumar Suneja Sunja Niwas, Behind CMO Office, Moh. Haripur, Nahan, Distt. Sirmour B.S. Ranta # 11, Phase-III, New HP Housing Bord Colony, Sanjauli, Shimla, H.P Hans Raj Sharma Teh. Jai Singh Pur, Distt. Kangra, H.P HARYANA Suman Rani # 556/6, Patel Nagar, Kurukshetra, Hry , Dalip Singh Bhatia # 6822/4, Railway Road, Ambala City, Hry Ajit Pal Singh # 7763/4, Nadi Mohalla, Ambala City, Hry Sham Dev Sharma # 1581, Sector 7, Urban Estate, Karnal, Hry , Vikas Nagpal # 1385, Sector 7, Urban Estate, Karnal, Hry , Arun Khanna # 47, Choudhary Colony, Opp. Shakha Ground, Karnal, Hry Kailash Chander Goswami # 942/9, Kewal Ganj, Near Vaish Dharamshala, Rohtak, Hry , Sukhdarshan Lal Mottan W.No. 7, Pandita Wali Gali, Prem Nagar, Alikan Road, Mandi Dabwali, Distt. Sirsa, Hry. Bhupinder Grover 68-R, Model Town, Rewari, Hry , Ashok Kumar Mendiratta # 345, Sector 4, HUDA, Rewari, Hry Tara Singh # 979, Sector 3, HUDA, Rewari, Hry Dinesh Kumar # 3327-A/126-B, Anand Nagar, Rewari, Hry

7 Banwari Lal Mehra Vill. Bucholi Road, Near Yadvanshu Siksha Niketan, Mohindergarh, Hry Dharam Pal Singla # 1576, Sector 20, Part-II, Gali In front of HUDA Office, , HUDA, Sirsa, Hry. Rajandra Kumar Verma C-34, Ansal Town, Jagadhari, Distt. Yamunanagar, Haryana , PUNJAB Ram Gopal Aggarwal # 6858, Guru Tegh Bahadur, Nagar, Nakodar, Distt. Jalandhar, Pb , Ashok Kumar # 1283/5, Sufi Mohalla, Railway Road, Nakodar, Distt. Jalandhar, Pb Brij Gopal Chawla H.No. 2866, Mohalla Rountan, Nakodar, Distt. Jalandhar, Pb , Shashi Kanta Fernandez # 197, Bank Enclave, P.O. Model Town, Jalandhar, Pb Ashwani Kumar B-1/132, New Market, Near Dr. Shankria House, Gorya, Distt. Jalandhar, Pb. Sardari Lal # 116/8, Bhargo Camp, Jalandhar, Pb Rachhpal Singh Kila Road, Nangal Bhur, Teh. & Distt. Pathankot, Pb Iqbal Singh 4A/30, Gautam Nagar, Una Road, Hoshiarpur, Pb , Mrs. Nirmal Dhingra St.No.2, Chowk-3, Sunder Nagri, Abohar, Distt. Fazilka, Pb , Mulakh Raj Bhagat # 775, St. No. 14, New Model House, Jalandhar, Pb Avinash Singh # 1048, Phase-II, Dugri Urban Estate, Ludhiana, Pb Karan Kumar Sethi Flat No. 568/D-1, Housefed Housing Complex, G.T. Road, , New Amritsar, Pb. Surinder Singh # 364, Bank Enclave, P.O. Model Town, Jalandhar, Pb , Ashwani Sharma # 1041, Urban Estate, Phase-2, Jalandhar, , Ved Parkash Rattan # 17/1, St. No. I-B, Guru Nank Nagar, Patiala, Pb , Amrit Pal Singh # 158/3, Dharampura Bazar, Twaqli Maur, Patiala, Pb Parmjit Singh 17/187, Ram Ganj Road, St. No. 2, Moga, Pb , Avtar Singh V.P.O. Fatehgarh Korotana, Teh. Dharamkot, Distt. Moga, Pb , Sarve Srashat Gupta # 345/7, Jawahar Nagar, Moga, P , Partap Singh 503/17, Guru Arjan Dev Nagar, Gill Road, Moga, Pb Sohan Singh H.No. 649/6, Gali Shaheed Bhai Maha Singh, Near Secred Heart School, Duranjh Road, Moga Bhajan Parkash Verma # 929/7, New Geeta Colony, Moga, Pb , Jatinder Kumar Gupta Farid Nagar, St. No. 4, Nankiana Road, Sangrur, Pb , Raj Kumar Garg # 2510, Guru Nanak Nagar, Ward No. 17, St. No. 04, Giddarbaha, Pb Sham Singh # 319/21, Namdev Nagar, Near Bano Phatak, Moga, Pb Baldev Singh Jaswal # 3102, Phase-II, Urban Estate, Patiala, Pb , Sanjay Kumar Arora # 274, St. No. 4, Jawahar Nagar, Moga, Pb Jatinder Kumar Dogra Ward No. 5, Near Kheti Bhawan, Hoshiarpur Road, Garhshankar Ramesh Chander Sharma # 806, Sector 15-A, Hisar, Haryana Ish Kumar Madan # 449, Sector 13, Hisar, Hry Srishta Chugh 10-B, Tribune Colony, Ambala Cantt. Haryana Vinod Kumar # 7404/2A, Durga Puri, Haibowal Kalan, Ludhiana, Pb , Surjit Singh A-512, New Amritsar, G.T. Road, Amritsar, Pb Paramjit Vill. & P.O. Nussi, Distt. Jalandhar, Pb , Tirath Ram A-1/3, Kartar Nagar Chowk, New Model House, Jalandhar, Pb Harbilas Mahey # 193, Bootan Pind, P.O. Model Town, Jalandhar, Pb Madhu Chawla # 534, J.P. Nagar, Jalandhar, Pb

CORRECTIONS/ADDITIONS DONATIONS Sh. Tara Chand Tridia # 802, Sector 16, Hisar Correct Mob. No. : 9416102354 DONATION ON ACCOUNT OF ARREARS OF 5TH-7TH B.P.S. AMRITSAR B.F. 28300.00 1. Sh. Jawahar Lal Marwah 1100.

8 CORRECTIONS/ADDITIONS DONATIONS Sh. Tara Chand Tridia # 802, Sector 16, Hisar Correct Mob. No. : DONATION ON ACCOUNT OF ARREARS OF 5TH-7TH B.P.S. AMRITSAR B.F Sh. Jawahar Lal Marwah Total CHANDIGARH B.F Sh. Ram Tirath Smt. Shukla Gupta W/o Late Sh. S.C. Gupta Total ROHTAK 1. Sh. Rajinder Goel Sh. N.K. Juneja Total OUR COURT CASE IN DELHI HIGH COURT NO. 1875/2013 REGARDING 50% PENSION Dear Members, our Federation case at Delhi High Court will be head on 27th August, 2018 and not on 7th August as advised earlier, as the above court has advised our Advocates for the 27th August, Sh. P.C. Suthar Mandi Dabwali 500/- (on the promotion of his son Mr. Chander Kant as Asst. General Manager, who has been posed at Corporate Office, Mumbai) Congratulations Sh. Suthar Ji. 2. Sh. N.K. Juneja Rohtak 500/- In memory of his wife with tearful eyes. Please share your rememberances and happy occasions with the Association. OBITUARY AND BEREAVEMENTS 1. Sh. Tirath Ram Jalandhar expired in May, Smt. Usha Vohra Delhi W/o Sh. S.N. Vohra, Ex President of SBI Pensioners Association, Delhi Circle, who orginally belongs to this circle and now settled in Delhi. 3. Sh. S.P. Jain Bahadurgarh expired on Sh. J.M. Ahluwalia Ludhiana Father of Sh. V.K. Ahluwalia, expired on Sh. P.L. Anand Ludhiana expired on Mother of Sh. J.S. Sandhu Ludhiana Expired in June, We pray to the Almighty to grant peace to the departed souls. 8

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Schedule of Interview of Medical Officer (Psychiatry) Dated : 04/12/2008 Schedule of of Medical Officer (Psychiatry) Dated : 04/12/2008 Venue of 1 Dr. Vikrant Bajaj S/o Sh. Mohan Lal 2 Ranju Dutta D/o Late Sh. Rajinder K. Dutta 3 Dr. Pawan Kumar Barnwal S/o Sri Harinarayan