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Dearness Allowance increased by 48 (7.20%) Slabs

from November, 2013 to January, 2013 - Total DA 96.15% (Total Slabs : 641 )

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Dear Comrades, Bakrid Eid Mubarak

May this...

Eid bring Fun, Eid bring Happiness,Eid bring God Endless Blessings, Eid bring fresh love...Bakrid MUBARAK to You. With all best wishes.

Dear Comrades - Dusserah Wishes

Maa Durga showers Joy, Happiness, Money and Great future in your Life.

Happy Dusserah to you and your family members.

Dear Comrades, Happy Onam

Onam, Thiruvonam 2013

Happy Onam to you and your Family Members

Onam is a Hindu festival celebrated by the people of Kerala. Onam is Malayali festival which is celebrated by native speakers of Malayalam. Onam day is decided based on Solar Calendar. Onam is celebrated in Chingam month on Malayalam Solar Calendar. Chingam month is known as Simha month in other solar calendars and Avani month in Tamil Calendar. The day when Nakshatra Thiruvonamprevails in month of Chingam is considered for Onam celebrations. Thiruvonam Nakshatra is known as Shravana in other Hindu Calendars.
The festival commemorates the appearance of Vamana avatar of Vishnu and the subsequent home coming of the legendary Emperor Mahabali. Onam celebrates the Asura King Mahabali's annual visit from Patala (the underworld). On Thiruvonam day, Asura King Mahabali is believed to visit every Malayali home and meet his people.

The celebrations of Onam start on Atham day (the day when Atham Nakshatra prevails) and continue for 10 days till Thiruvonam day. Atham Nakshatra is known as Hasta Nakshatra in other Hindu Calendars.

Dear Comrades, Happy Ganesh Chathurthi Wishes

May this Ganesh Chaturthi bring

happiness in your life

Hatred be far apart from your life.

Enjoy the festival with love on your heart

and good wishes for others.

Happy Ganesh Chaturthi

Best Wishes to all Comrades and their Family Members

(Com P VENUGOPALA RAO)

GENERAL SECRETARY - CBOU-AP/

PRESIDENT - AICBOA

Happy Janmasthami

Celebrated on the eighth day of Savana month, Janmashtami marks the birth of Lord Krishna, an avatar of Lord Vishnu. The festival is celebrated across the length and breadth of India, by people following Hinduism. In fact, it is an important day for Hindus. The celebration goes on for two days. On the first day, the Raslila (dance drama) is performed, which depicts the important phases of Shri Krishna's life. The merrymaking reaches it peak at midnight stroke, when aarti is performed and bhajans are sung to praise the Lord. Small children are dresses as the young Krishna and his playmate Radha. Then there are folklores and stories which are recited on the occasion, they are generally connected to the history of Janmashtami, which can be traced back to the ancient era. Read the following lines to get information on the history of Janmashtami.

Dear Comrdes, Happy Independence Day

CBOU-AP/AICBOA wishes you happy independence day.

Dear Comrades, Ramzan Eid Mubarak

Happy Ramzan - Holy Eid Mubarak

EID-MUBARAK

May this Ramadan bst - brightest and choicest happiness and love you have ever Wished for.

Many Many Happy Returns of the Day.

Com Ch. Venkatachalam

Our Beloved General Secretary, AIBEA -

Com Ch Venkatachalam

Many Many Many Happy Returns of the Day

Dear Comrades, Wishes to Promotion Aspirants

Here is the good wishes for our comrades who are appearing examination today 19.05.2013.

Wish you all the best...

AICBOA/CBOU-AP Wish you all the Best and Gud Luck Comrades

Dear Comrades, Happy Akshaya Tritiya

Happy Akshaya Tritiya

Akshaya Tritiya is one of the most widely celebrated festivals of Hindu Religion. This festival is also known as Akha Teej. This year Akshaya Tritiya festival falls on Monday, May 13, 2013. This Festival holds the reputation of the 'Festival of Gold'. It is also one of the most popular dates in Hindu calendar for marriages. Mass marriage ceremonies happen in many parts of India on this day.

Akshaya Tritiya falls on the third day of the bright half of the lunar month of Vaisakha of the traditional Hindu calendar when the Sun and Moon are in exaltation. On this day the Sun will be in Aries and Moon in Taurus and both along with the Planet Jupiter comes under Mrigshira Nakshatra. According to the Puranas, this day also marks the beginning of Treta Yug; the birthday of Parasurama, the sixth incarnation of Lord Maha Vishnu. However, Parashurama Jayanti sometimes may fall one day before Akshaya Tritiya day. It is said that it was the day of Akshay Tritiya, that Ved Vyas along with Lord Ganesha started writing the Mahabharata.

The word `Akshaya' means never diminishing and ‘Tritiya’ stands for third day. It is believed that new ventures made and valuables purchased on this day would bring luck and success. Akshaya Tritiya is a very auspicious day for Hindus and they mostly invest on gold and silver, Diamond and other precious stones and the real estate on this day. One can observe heavy crowds in Jewelry Shops as it is believed that valuables bought on this day will never diminish in value but would continue to grow or appreciate. It is believed that whatever is bought on this day will remain forever. So this day is also considered auspicious for starting new ventures, housewarmings, weddings etc. According to Hindu astrology the entire day is auspicious (shubha mahurat) and there is no need to look for a muhurat on the day. Some people also plan their child births on this day as it is believed that people born during this time shine bright in life. This is also a good day for conducting rituals like Pitra-Tarpan. Another reason for the significance of this day is that the temples for the pilgrims of Badri Kedar Yatra or the Char Dham Yatra, opens on this auspicious day.

The day is generally observed by fasting and worship Krishna with rice grains. Many Hindus follow the ritual of doing good deeds on this day as it is believed that doing good deeds would bring 'punya' for life time. Hindus bathe in holy rivers, conduct special Pujas, offer barley in a sacred fire and make donations on this day. Heavy crowds are seen in the temples of Lord Vishnu, Ganesha and Lakshmi on this day. The Lakshmi Kubera Homa done on this day is said to attract wealth and prosperity for life long. It is said that visiting a Mahalaxmi mandir and throwing 4 coins in the 4 directions will open doors to wealth. On the day several business people perform ceremonies to start the new account books along with the worship of Lord Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi and distribute sweets and gifts to customers. Akshay Tritiiya is a significant day in Jain Calendar as well. It is said that the first Adhinath, Lord Shri Rishab Dev concluded his year-long fast on Akshaya Tritiya day by having sugarcane juice. Jains consider the day of Akshaya Tritiya as the concluding day of their Varshi Tap.

Dear Comrades, Happy Mother's Day

Notice to Comrades

Dear Comrades,

Joint Working Committee meeting will be held at Hotel Siddhartha, Hyderabad on 5.05.2013 at 10.00 AM. Com Shanti Lal Das will be present in the tomorrow's Meeting. All Central Committee, Mangement Committee and Executive committee have been invited to attend the said meeting.

We hearty welcome Sri Shanti Lal Das and wish him all the best

Dear Comrades, Happy Ram Navami

Wish you and your family a Happy Sri Rama Navami.

SRI RAMA RAMA RAMETI RAME RAAME MANORAME
SAHASRA NAMA TAT TULYAM RAMA NAMA VARANANE

Ram jinka naam hai, Ayodhya jinka dhaam hai, Aise raghunandan ko,

hamara pranam hai Aapko aur apke parivaar ..................

Dear Comrades, Happy Bengali New Year

Wish you and your Family a Bengali Happy New Year.

শুভ নববর্ষ

New Year Wishes to all our Bengali Comrades.

Dear Comrades, Happy Tamil New Year

Wish you and your Family a very happy Tamil New Year

புத்தாண்டு

and
A Very Happy Baisakhi.........

Happy Baisakhi

Dear Comrades, Happy Ugadi

Wish you and your families a Very very happy Ugadi and Happy Gudi Padwa

Ugadi, also known as Yugadi, is a Hindu festival celebrated by the people of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh with much vigor. Yug means new era and Adi means beginning; together it means beginning of a new era. In other words, it also means the beginning of a new astronomical cycle. The festival falls in the spring season and marks the first day of the New Year, which is the first day of Chaitra (March or April), the first month of the traditional Hindu calendar. But since the Hindu calendar is a lunisolar calendar, Ugadi falls on different dates every year and is also one of the most important festivals of the Hindus.The day is considered a promising one to begin new ventures. Legend has it that it was on this day that the Creator of Hindu Pantheon, Lord Brahma, began his auspicious creation and created the Earth, and set days, nights, dates, weeks, fortnights, months, seasons and years to count the time. Apart from being celebrated in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, Ugadi is also celebrated in many other states of India and goes by different names. In Maharashtra it goes by the name of Gudi Padwa, Sindhis celebrate it on the same day as Cheti Chand, in Punjab it is celebrated as Baisakhi, as Vishu in Kerala, and as Puthandu in Tamil Nadu. Names may be different, but one common thing that connects all the states with this festival is that, it is celebrated with much fanfare, sumptuous feasts, and delightful family gatherings.

Gudi Padwa 2013

Gudi Padwa which is the Marathi name for chaitra shukla pratipada is a Hindu festival which marks the beginning of the New Year. It is celebrated by Hindus in Maharashtra on the first day of the Hindu month of Chaitra according to the Hindu calendar. This festival is also celebrated in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh and is known as ugadi.