Tamil Nadu Govt Holiday List 2019 – G.O.Ms No.840 Dt. 29.10.2018

Tamil Nadu Govt Holiday List 2019 – G.O.Ms No.840 Dt. 29.10.2018

The State Government of Tamil Nadu Published the List of Public Holidays for 2019

As per Negotiable Instruments Act, the Tamil Nadu Government has declared 23 public holidays to all group of state government employees and officers including co-operative banks for the year 2019.

Tamil New Year Day on Sunday

Deepavali on Sunday

Milad-un-Nabi on Sunday…. more to know click the Notification

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TN Govt Declared Holiday on 5.11.2018

TN Govt Declared Holiday on 5.11.2018

The State Government of Tamil Nadu declared Holiday on 5th November, 2018

TN State Government has issued order for declaring a local Holiday on 5th November, 2018 due to the festival of Diwali.

The Holiday declaration is not based on Negotiable Instruments Act. Employees should come for duty on 10th November, 2018 instead of the above said holiday.

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Kerala Floods: AIBOA Request to Extend Financial Assistance

Kerala Floods: AIBOA Request to Extend Financial Assistance

AIBOA, its State Committees and affiliated units stand and share the pains and sufferings in full measure…

Extend Help in Ample Measure – AIBOA

ALL INDIA BANK OFFICERS’ ASSOCIATION

Circular No.18/VII/2018

August 16, 2018

To: ALL UNITS / STATE COMMITTEE

[URGENT & IMPORTANT]

Dear comrades,

Nature’s Fury

God’s own Country suffered immeasurable loss

Normal activities brought to stand still

Extend help in ample measure

The nature’s fury has affected beyond anyone’s imagination the “God’s own Country”, a state in which 100% literacy has been achieved and extended lot of support to the National Economy through foreign inward remittance. For the past ten days, the force of the flood water has brought the normal life stand still.

The State Government has sounded red alert to all the 14 Districts in the State of Kerala. Educational Institutions have been shut down. Kochi airport is under water and closed for operation upto Sunday. So far, it is reported that 1.5 lakhs people have been lodged in the relief camps. The National festival of “ONAM” celebrations have been cancelled. Loss of human lives, halt of transport facilities “Rail” and “Air” and also common men requirements are thrown to winds.

AIBOA, its State Committees and affiliated units stand and share the pains and sufferings in full measure.

We request you to extend financial assistance and the remittance may be sent to the following account.

“United Bank of India, Nungambakkam Branch

A/c Name: All India Bank Officers’ Association

A/c No.11960 1010 3543 / IFSC : UTBI0NUN826”

Please send us the message by e mail too so as to consolidate the amount received and send it to “AIBOA –Kerala State Committee” for onward remittance to the affected people of the Kerala.

Please reach us immediately.

Yours comradely, /

S.NAGARAJAN/ 

GENERAL SECRETARY

Source: http://www.aiboa.org/

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TN State Government has declared a public holiday on 8th August

DMK President M Karunanidhi Passes Away

DMK Chief and former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi passed away this evening in Chennai.

The TN State Government has declared a public holiday on 8th August, 2018. Government Offices including Schools and Colleges to remain closed on 8.8.2018 (Wednesday).

President Ram Nath Kovind said in a message that he is extremely sad to learn about M Karunanidhi’ death.

Mr Kovind termed Mr Karunaidhi as a doyen of public life, a contributor to the development of Tamil Nadu and of India.

Vice President Venkaiya Naidu described Karunanidhi as one of theleading and longstanding politicians of the country who left a mark of his ownduring his long public life of about 80 years.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his message said the country has lost adeep-rooted mass leader, prolific thinker, accomplished writer and a stalwartwhose life was devoted to the welfare of the poor and the marginalised.

Mr Modi said he stood for regional aspirations as well as nationalprogress and he was steadfastly committed to the welfare of Tamils and ensuredthat Tamil Nadu’s voice was effectively heard.

The Prime Minister said his thoughts are with the family and the countless supporters of Karunanidhi in this hour of grief. He said country and particularly Tamil Nadu will miss him immensely.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Chennai tomorrow morning today his last respects to Kalaignar Karunanidhi.

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