<p>“Even after six decades of independence, we are still following the colonial legacy. We need a citizen centric administration,” he said.<br /><br />He was speaking after laying foundation stone for the Karnataka State Government Employees’ Association (KSGEA) building at the taluk office premises here on Saturday.<br />Moily said about 99 per cent of the recommendations of the Administrative Commission are being implemented. “They will also result in the realisation of citizen centric administration,” he noted.<br /><br />In his address, District-in-Charge Minister J Krishna Palemar emphasised on the necessity of co-ordination between Executive and the Judiciary for the smooth fucntioning of day-to-day affairs. <br /><br />He appealed the government employees not to reflect their work pressure on the common men.<br /><br />e-governance<br />MLA N Yogish Bhat said he has convinced the government to make e-governance a reality in the district within an year. <br />He also observed that there is a need for bringing amendments to certain ‘age-old rules’ which have been hurdles in smooth administration. <br />“It should be done after larger consultations with the faculty of National School of Law, High Court, experts from Bar Council and non-governmental organisations,” Bhat stated.<br />MP Nalin Kumar Kateel, MLA B Ramanath Rai, ZP President Santhosh Kumar Bhandary, DC V Ponnuraj, KSGEA President L Bhairappa, District President H Sanjeev among others were present.<br /><br />Demands<br />In a memorandum submitted to ministers, the district unit of the KSGEA demanded that the State government should take steps to constitute a fresh pay commission on the lines of the VI Pay Commission of the Central government.<br /><br />It also urged that Mangalore should be recognised a B2 city and HRA should be given to the State government employees commensurate its status. The other demands include: Revised guidelines for transfers, uniform allowance for group-D employees, proper promotions, filling up of 135 vacancies in the Wenlock Hospital, direct appointment of group-D workers in government hospitals where contract workers have been employed. The Association of Teaching and Non-teaching Staff of Private and Aided PU Colleges in DK also submitted a memorandum to the District-in-Charge Minister.</p>
<p>“Even after six decades of independence, we are still following the colonial legacy. We need a citizen centric administration,” he said.<br /><br />He was speaking after laying foundation stone for the Karnataka State Government Employees’ Association (KSGEA) building at the taluk office premises here on Saturday.<br />Moily said about 99 per cent of the recommendations of the Administrative Commission are being implemented. “They will also result in the realisation of citizen centric administration,” he noted.<br /><br />In his address, District-in-Charge Minister J Krishna Palemar emphasised on the necessity of co-ordination between Executive and the Judiciary for the smooth fucntioning of day-to-day affairs. <br /><br />He appealed the government employees not to reflect their work pressure on the common men.<br /><br />e-governance<br />MLA N Yogish Bhat said he has convinced the government to make e-governance a reality in the district within an year. <br />He also observed that there is a need for bringing amendments to certain ‘age-old rules’ which have been hurdles in smooth administration. <br />“It should be done after larger consultations with the faculty of National School of Law, High Court, experts from Bar Council and non-governmental organisations,” Bhat stated.<br />MP Nalin Kumar Kateel, MLA B Ramanath Rai, ZP President Santhosh Kumar Bhandary, DC V Ponnuraj, KSGEA President L Bhairappa, District President H Sanjeev among others were present.<br /><br />Demands<br />In a memorandum submitted to ministers, the district unit of the KSGEA demanded that the State government should take steps to constitute a fresh pay commission on the lines of the VI Pay Commission of the Central government.<br /><br />It also urged that Mangalore should be recognised a B2 city and HRA should be given to the State government employees commensurate its status. The other demands include: Revised guidelines for transfers, uniform allowance for group-D employees, proper promotions, filling up of 135 vacancies in the Wenlock Hospital, direct appointment of group-D workers in government hospitals where contract workers have been employed. The Association of Teaching and Non-teaching Staff of Private and Aided PU Colleges in DK also submitted a memorandum to the District-in-Charge Minister.</p>
