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Rebuild India after COVID19 - Suggestions called for
17-04-2020
Dear friends,
We have
successfully completed 21 days of Lockdown to protect ourselves from the spread
of Covid19, the Novel Corona Virus. As we all know the virus was first reported
in Wuhan, China in December 2019 and later, it has spread all over the world.
America, reportedly, the most powerful and wealthiest nation in the world and
supposed to have finest health care system, is the worst affected both in
number of patients and also the number of casualties. We have seen that most of
the developed countries viz. Italy, Spain, England, France etc., where robust
healthcare systems are in place, have failed to control the spread of the virus
and to minimize the number of casualties. Many health workers around the world
including experienced doctors succumbed to Covid19 taking the tally to above a
lakh. Though, the first case in India was reported on 30th January
2020, we have managed to control its spread and as per reports, the total
confirmed cases are around 10000 and the death toll as on date has crossed 400.
So far we have succeeded to control its spread with our limited healthcare
facilities. Credit goes to each and every citizen of this country.
Determination of the authorities compelling the public to stay safe in their
homes and to keep social distancing is also laudable. While fighting against
Covid19, the world economy has also collapsed and recorded an all time low.
Financial situation in India is also showing a downward trend as the growth
rate has fallen from 5.3 to an alarming 2.5. It is also expected that the
growth rate may fall below 2 during this financial year.
The Honourable Prime Minister has announced extension of
Lockdown for another 19 days (till 3rd May 2020). These are hard
days for our general public as many people are losing their jobs; rate of
inflation and unemployment are increasing manifold. The long period of Lockdown will
impact India's economic growth "severely" and cause significant
disruption across multiple sectors, including manufacturing, oil, financial,
among others, says a report. Experts also predicts the probability of countries
sinking into recession,
instances of companies going bankrupt are increasing and India is not likely to
"remain decoupled" from the global meltdown.
In the
circumstances, National Audit Federation, the biggest employees’ organisation
in the Supreme Audit Institution of the country has decided to explore and come
with creative ideas that may be placed before the Government to rebuild our
nation. It is tough time for the daily wagers, migrant workers, farmers,
students, the common people, the Government and the country as a whole. We as
government servants have to share the burden shoulder to shoulder with the
countrymen. We hope our colleagues will make use of their field experiences in
identifying the areas of attention for the economic boost up. Your valuable
suggestions may please be put forward by clicking the following link.
We will sum up suggestions received till 30-04-2020 and
submit to the Government of India for consideration.
Requesting your
active participation in this noble endeavour.
Fraternally
yours,
L.S.
Sujith Kumar,
Secretary
General
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Suspending all Out Audit and recalling of members
Friends,
Finally, CAG office has issued directions to call back all members of staff from out audit immediately. All the field offices have issued circular directing their staff to return to respective headquarters or to stay back in their home doing completed audit works at home and transfer electronically to their headquarters. Thanks to CAG administration. Much thanks to Shri. Jaishankar, Addl. Secretary General, NAF who personally handed over the letter to CAG secretariat and met officials there. He was behind this for the last three days.
Yesterday, DoPT has also issued directions to prevent spreading of COVID19 further. We have today submitted a letter to the Honble Prime Minister, Health Minister and Minister for State (DoPT) requesting to grant quarantine leave as many of the staff members may not be having sufficient leave at their credit. I hope this will also be accepted by the Government and orders will be issued soon. We have also requested to consider closing down of government offices till 31 March and also granting of Commuted leave without insisting on medical certificates.
Copies of the letters and other documents are placed here.
Monday, March 16, 2020
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Monday, February 17, 2020
A.N. Katuria is no more. Our Heartfelt Condolences.
Katuria ji was a leader of Member Audit Board office at New Delhi. He was also a strong supporter of NAF since its inception. I have no words to express his dedication towards our organisation. Whenever, myself, Vidwans ji or Amol ji reaches our headquarters office at Jorbagh, Kauria ji reaches jorbagh without any hesitation ready to do any help. I remember his smiling face (always) with a question " Sirji, mem aap ka kya seva karum?". I always tell him "Sir, is umer mem bhi aap NAF ki tharah ithna seva karne keliye thayyar bhaita he, ithna he kafi he hamare liye".
Life goes like that. All will go one day. But, still its very painful that if your near one disappear suddenly. Friends, its very sad for NAF as three of our veteran leaders expired within a short time. D.D. Deshpande of Nagpur, M Vijayavelu of Chennai and A.N. Katuria of Delhi. May their Soul Rest in Peace.
Sunday, February 16, 2020
Heartfelt Condolences to M Vijayavelu, a strong supporter of NAF from chennai. He attends all the conferences, working committee meetings spending money from his own pocket along with his colleagues despite a member of an un-recognised unit. In this moment, I would like to inform all the members that our website nauditf.org is hosted and being maintained by the contributions given by Shri. Vijayavelu and his friends. I pay our homage and respect to the departed soul.
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