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Free Monthly News Bulletin – for Internal Circulation
September 2016
Email: [email protected]
Contact: 900 314 1464, 9539, 9659, 9731, Rly 46490, 47661
Chief Editor: K.Ravi, SSE/Shop80
Associate Editors:
M.A.Jaishankar, SSE/Proj
A.R.S.Ravindra, SSE/Proj
Treasurer: R.Mehalan, SE/IT
Shell Offices: R.Thilak, Tech-3
S.K.Satishkumar, SSE/Proj
K.Sekar, Ch.OS/Engg
N.Jeganivasan, Stores Inspector
N.Ganesh,SSE/MPO/S
S.Ghatikachalarao,SSE/WS
N.Devaraju, SSE/Plant
V.Sasikala, OS/PB
B.Jayalalitha, Accts Asst
Shell Shops: P.Baskaran, SSE/40
A-shed: R.Nagarajan,, SSE/10
B-shed: A.V.Gopalakrishna, SSE/22
Shop 24,25,26: N.Ravikumar, SSE/26
D&L-shed:P.T.Sreevalsan, SSE/13
40,J,E: R.Lakshminarayanan, SSE/40
48,RPF: R.Kasim,SSE48
11,23,41,TS:R.Jegathiswaran,SSE/41
Insp: J.Ananthakumar,SSE/42
Progress: P.K.Panda,SSE/PCO
CMT: G.Sivakumar, CMS-1
Electrical:D.T.Vijayaraj,SSE/45
Stores : K.Sundar, OS/J-ward/SD
Fur Offices:Harikumar.NV,SSE/MPO
Accts: Sudharsan.MN,SSO/Accts
PlgF,TS: G.V.Ramesh,SSE/TS/F
Stores:V.Annamalai,OS/P7
Fur Shops: R.Sundarrajan,SSE/30
30: Bipinkumar Karn, SSE/30
32,34: P.Sathyanarayanan, SSE/PC32
33:D.R.Suresh,SSE/33
37, 80,81,82:D.Santhakumar,SSE/80
88,CCO: K.S.Rajakumar, SSE/88
Elect,CMT,IOW: M.Devaraj, SSE/85
36,54: R.M.Chandrasekar,SSE/54
Progress:D.Baskar, SSE/PCO
RRM, Colonies : A.Srivijayan, SSE54
LHB/19 : R.Shanmugam, SSE
TTC: J.Selvakumar,SSE/TTC
D&D: Sabapathinathan.M,SSE/D&D
Hospital: Raju Balaji, Ch.OS
Web: P.Krishnakanth, Webmaster/IT
74,Tele,Union: D.N.Ramesh,SSE/Proj
Advisors:
S.Muthukumar, Dy CME/SR
B.Chandrasekaran,SME/D-II
K.N.Mohan, PE/PR/S
R.Srinivasan, APE/PR/F
70th Independence Day was
celebrated in a grand manner at
ICF GM Administrative building
lawns on 15.08.2016. Shri S.Mani,
General Manager/ICF, unfurled
the national flag and accepted the
guard of honour given by the RPF
contingents. While addressing the
gathering, GM highlighted ICF‟s
achievements and future plans.
Shri S. Mani, General Manager /
ICF, participated as Chief Guest in
the Valedictory Function of
Annual District Rally and standard
judging competition, by Bharat
Scouts and Guides, at ICF District
Headquarters
on
15.08.2016.
General Manager distributed prizes
to the competition winners.
The 70th Independence Day celebrations were held at ICF with great
enthusiasm. Shri S.Mani, General Manager, ICF, unfurled the National Flag
and accepted the Guard of Honour given by the RPF contingents.
Addressing the gathering, GM mentioned that ICF had achieved a record
production of 2005 coaches in its last production year and has set a target of
2486 coaches for the current production year (2016-17). ICF has switched over
to a new technology of making stainless steel coaches and has planned to turn
out 404 LHB design coaches in this production year.
He further mentioned that in the coming days, keeping pace with the new
technology, ICF will be manufacturing special coaches announced in Railway
Budget, like Deen Dayalu and Antyodaya, which will have a lot of passenger
amenities inbuilt.
ICF is also planning to manufacture two state-of-the-art tourist coaches for
IRCTC, which will have transparent roof for tourists to enjoy the scenic beauty
of the tourist spots while on travel. ICF has been given the target to
manufacture 881 self-propelled coaches for the current year and also has plans
to produce these coaches with energy-efficient, 3-phase propulsion system.
Earlier, Railway Protection Force contingents presented a colourful march past
and Guard of Honour to the General Manager, ICF. A large number of ICF
officers, office bearers of unions/associations and employees were present on
the occasion.
Integral News September 2016 is sponsored by staff of Furnishing Division: office of the
CWE, CMM, Planning, Accounts, MPO & CBS.
„AIEMA Sourcing Fair 2016‟, was organized by
Amabttur Industrial Estate Manufacturer‟s Association at
AIEMA Convention Centre, Ambattur, on 19th and 20th
August. ICF participated in this fair and displayed various
components for developing new vendors. Shri L.C.
Trivedi, CME/ICF, inspected the ICF stall at the fair and
also held discussion with the officials of AIEMA.
As part of Independence Day celebrations, the children of
GEMS school were distributed sweets by ICFWO.
Independence Day was celebrated inside Furnishing
Factory. Sri M.E.Srinivasan, DyCME/F, hoisted the flag.
Shri Jagadhish Prasad, CMM / Shell, transferred to MCF
as COS, was given a farewell by officers on 13th August.
A special drive was conducted from 1st to 31st August, to
increase the usage of Hindi in day-to-day official work.
Various competitions were conducted.
CME inaugurated the ICF district rally and standard
judging competition of scouts and guides on 14th Aug.
CME administered pledge on Sadbhavana Diwas, 20.08.16
Shri J.Deepan Chakravarthy of ICF has won Bronze medal in
Commonwealth Chess Championship held at Srilanka.
Selvi
Kaavya
Dharshini,
Daughter of Shri N.Baskaran,
Asst Chief Cashier, studying +2
in Kendriya Vidyalaya, secured
Two silver medals at Tamilnadu
state shooting championships
held at Coimbatore, from Aug 3
to 7, in 10 meter Air Riffle
category. She got 5th place in
the competition conducted by
school games federation of
India. She also secured silver in
national tournament conducted
between KV schools.
I.C.F. Silver Jubilee Nursery and primary School
celebrated 70th Independence day with high spirit. New
Library “BOOKS ON WHEELS” was inaugurated by
school‟s chairman Shri.D.P. Dash CEE / QC&C / ICF
and Dr. Avanjali Dash. Exhibition on “Life Style, Science
& Technology and Sports during Pre & Post
independence of INDIA” was inaugurated by Dr.
Avanjali Dash who appreciate the efforts put in by the
kids, teachers and parents. Shri. R. Aaivu CPO / ICF
secretary appreciated the team work in organising the
exhibition and opening of new library. The exhibition was
open from 0900 to 1500 hrs for the public.
As part of 70th Independence Day celebrations by South Colony
welfare Association, a friendly cricket match was conducted on
15th August.
Automatic
smoke
and heat detection
alarm fitted in SCN
5747 at lavatory end.
On 5th August, Rly Board instructed to
display tricolor national flag on all
diesel locomotives as per the layout
and dimension prescribed.
In RWF, sculptures made of
railway scrap
have
been
installed, and many of the walls
and pedestrian areas are covered
with paintings by the RWF
staffers, their children, and
NGOs and well-known artists.
PERSON OF THE MONTH
June ‟16: Shell
N.G.Louis Christopher
Harmony in birthday Celebration
All the buds, staffs and sub-staff of ICF Silver Jubilee
Nursery and Primary school who blossomed in the month
of August celebrated their birthdays together in a
fantabulous manner on August 31st by planting saplings in
the school campus. They pledged to look after their
saplings with due care and responsibility. It is instigated
the concept of “GO-GREEN” among the young minds.
Tech-3/shop14
June ‟16: Fur
P.Tamilselvan
SSE/Designs
July ‟16: Fur
E Maheswari,
Tech-1/Sh32
CIRCULARS
AC08: Gazette notification of VII CPC
AC09: RS (RP) Rules, 2016, schedule for revised scale of
pay.
AC10: implementation of VII CPC recommendations –
statement of fixation of pay.
OFFICIAL POSTINGS
Name S/Shri/ Smt
R.Mohanraja
Nitin Dhimole
Jagdish Prasad
V.Kalyanasundaram
T.Dilip Kumar
Varghese Joshua
K.T.Dominic
Hanuman Prasad Meena
R.B.Parashar
V.M.Govindarajan
R.Ravindran
P.R.Subrahmanian
Previous
ADRM/MAS
SECR
CMM/Shell
DyCC&M
Training
DyCME/Shell
PE/PR2/S
WM/LHB
SEE/M
SEE/Comng
AME/I/S
SME/I/F
Present
CPO/ICF
CMM/S
MCF/RaeBareil
ly
DyCME/Shell
DyCME/D2
Training
+WM/LHB
Leave
SEE/Comng
SEE/M
+SME/I/F
Sick
The post of Secretary to GM, which was being operated as
DyCME /Technical Coordination, is re-designated as
Secretary/ ICF.
EMPLOYEES RETIRING on 30th September ’16
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Jagadeeswaran
Haribabu
Ramsankar
Usha Kiran
Babu
Ramaswamy
Satyanarayana
Venugopalan
Raghu
Ponnusamy
Venkatesu
Subramanian
Kothandan
Govindan
Rajarajan
Kumar
Ponnusamy
Dakshinamurthy
Jayakumar
Ganesan
APE
J.E
Tech-1
Tech-1
Sr.Tech
Sr.Tech
Sr.Tech
SSE
J.E
Sub-Inspector
Tech-1
Sr.Tech
J.E
Sr.Tech
Tech-1
Tech-1
SSE
Tech-1
Sr.Tech
Sr.Tech
10
13
14
20
21
41
Plg/S
Engg
RPF
30
30
30
32
32
36
36
54
80
85
We wish them A Happy & Peaceful Retired Life
Last Date for submission of application:
Publicity Inspector: 05.10.16
Employees‟ holiday camp to Goa: 17.09.16
We deeply mourn the sudden demise of the following staff
1
2
3
B.Vijaya
B.Ramesh
D.Vinayagamurthy
Helper/Shop-11
Helper/Shop-18
Tech-2/Stores
 A session on “Energy saving techniques and electrical
safety” was conducted by TANGEDCO on 12th August
from 1500 hrs to 1630 hrs at AWTI.
 Special camp was organsied for renewal of ID card from
8th to 10th August at Workers canteen/ Fur.
 Training programme and discussions on “GreenCo
rating” for officers and supervisors were held at D&D on
26th and 27th August.
 Festival advance is discontinued till further orders from
Railway Board.
 Exam for selection of JE/M- PQ will be held on 24th
Sep
 Officers of ICF have started wearing uniform (shirt).
The text TEAM ICF has been printed on the top of shirt
pocket. Willingness has been obtained from supervisors
also. It will be worn once or twice a week on designated
days, the days will be announced. Cost is Rs.400 for half
sleeve and Rs.450 for full sleeve. It is purely on a
voluntary basis.
 From Aug 22, the Regional Rail Museum of ICF has
been renamed „Chennai Rail Museum‟.
 Till further orders, GP in the 6 CPC scale shall continue
to be the basis for gradation and related entitlement of all
kinds of passes and PTOs.
 Southern Railway employees cooperative society (Urban
bank) paid dividend to the members on Aug 29&30.
 Wrestler Ms.Sakshi Malik, working in Northern
Railway, has won bronze in women's 58kg freestyle in
RIO Olympics. She is the first female wrestler from India
to win an Olympic medal. Her coach Mr. Kuldeep Malik
is also working in NR.
 The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has
launched Unified Payments Interface (UPI).
 Prime Minister in his Independence Day speech said that
Railways is expanding the rail network in the country
faster. "Earlier, 1500 km line was commissioned in the
last 10 years while today we have succeeded in
commissioning 3500 km line in two years".
 Wi-fi technology of state-run Centre for Development of
Telematics (CDOT) has been approved by Indian
Railways. Most of the equipment installed in Indian
telecom network are imported. Approval of C-DoT wi-fi
equipment will help deployment of indigenously made
gears.
 From Sep 6 to Oct 10, Passing-through trains connecting
Alappuzha,
Thiruvananthapuram,
Ernakulam,
Yeshwantpur and Bengaluru with Dhanbad, Gorakhpur,
Barauni, Muzaffurpur, Korba, Shalimar and Guwahati
will not touch Chennai Central. Instead, the trains will
halt at Perambur. The Chennai Central– Howrah express
will depart from Chennai Beach.
 IRCTC has introduced a service 'Wedding on Wheels'
under which it will host weddings aboard luxury trains.
 Minister of Railways inaugurated Hourly booking of
Retiring Rooms; Single person accountability for all
facilities on trains-along with single nodal officer for
monitoring, travel insurance for passengers, on 1st Sep.
 Shri Ashwani Kumar Upadhyaya, a 47-year-old Indian
Railways IRTS officer of 1997 batch, posted at CRIS, has
recently won an award for his innovative idea of
developing caterpillar trains -- a network of lightweight,
elevated train coaches that will run at speeds up to 100
km/hr and will take passengers even to the residential
areas.
Bent knee leg lift Exercise:
STEPS :
PHYSIO PAGE
MOVE… TO REMOVE…!
Physio.Kumaravel.M
Sr. Physiotherapist/
RH/ICF
Physiokumaravel.m@
gmail.com
Ph 9003149269
BACK EDUCATION
FAQ’s FROM READERS & PATIENTS
LOW IMPACT EXERCISE FOR ELDERS’ BACK PAIN:
BACK THIGH MUSCLE STRETCHING EXERCISE :
STEPS :
STARTING POSITION:
• Lie on your back
with arms at sides
comfortably.
• Bend the right leg and wrap a
small towel at back of the
thigh.
• Pull the knee towards the
chest
and
then
slowly
straighten the knee until
comfortable stretch is felt on
back thigh muscles.
• Hold for comfortable gradual
slow stretch counts 5 ..7…10.
• Return to relaxed original
position and repeat the same
steps on other side.
• No of stretch repetition 1 to 3
times on each side alternatively
once or twice a day.
Note: Opposite leg of the
stretched one should be flat on
the floor and the stretching
should not be in jerky manner !
STRENTHENING /SPINAL STABILISATION EXERCISES
Stomach muscle contraction exercise:
STEPS :
Starting position :
• Lie on your back
with knee bent and
feet flat on the floor
with
relaxed
abdominal muscle.
•Keep one hand below the
low back and other one over
the abdomen to feel the
contraction of the muscle.
•Gently pull the stomach and
tighten the abdominal muscles
by
pressing
the
back
downwards.
•Feel the tightening of the
abdominal muscles and hold
the
gentle
contraction
5…7...10 counts.
•Return to relaxed origin,
repeat after a little gap.
•No of progressive repetitions
3 to 5 times.
• Lift and maintain the leg straight
as much as possible and hold for a
few counts (5..7…10 ).
• Return to the origin and repeat
• As above in the same on the other leg after
little gap.
relaxed posture.
• No of repetition 3 to 5 times on
each side alternatively.
Starting position :
Progressive exercise :
Straight Leg Raising exercise (SLR):
STEPS :
• Slowly raise the leg as possible
without bending the knee joint.
• Comfortably hold for 5…7…10
counts gradually without straining
Starting position :
much.
•Lie on your back
with leg extended • Return to starting position and
repeat the same on opposite side.
straight.
• No of repetition 3 to 5 times on
each side alternatively.
• Note: Once you master the initial
procedure, go for SLR exercise.
Curl up exercise :
STEPS :
• Slowly lift the shoulder up from
the floor with support the neck
with hands.
Starting position :
•Relaxed supine • Hold this posture with minimal
lying with clasped strain and count 5…7...10 counts.
hand behind the • Return to relaxed origin and
repeat after a little gap.
head.
• No of repetitions: 3 to 5 times.
• Note: Don‟t pull up the head
while lifting the shoulder.
Buttock muscle tightening :
STEPS :
•Bring the buttocks close
and tighten the buttock
muscles.
•Feel the muscle work and
hold for brief period
5..7…10 counts.
Starting position :
•Lie on stomach with
relaxed extended legs
resting your forehead
on the floor
• Return to relaxed origin
and repeat .
•No of repetitions: 3to5
times.
Half Push up Exercise :
Bridging exercise
STEPS :
STEPS :
Starting position :
• Lie on stomach with
flat palms on either side
of head with bent
elbow and forearm on
the floor.
•Lift yourself on your
elbows and gradually lift
up your chest off the floor.
• Feel the muscle work at
low back and retain the
position progressively for
5…7…10 counts.
•Return to relaxed starting
position and repeat after
little gap.
•No of repetitions 3 to 5
times.
•Note: keep the lower of
the body on floor well,
while doing this procedure.
Starting position :
• Comfortable hook
lying position.
• (Note:
While on start
hook position, keep both
heels as close as to
buttocks)
Relaxation :
STEPS :
Progressive push up exercise :
•If you are doing regular
practice and have flexible
back,
go
for
this
progression.
STEPS :
Starting position :
•Lie on stomach with
relaxed extended legs
with your forehead
resting on the floor as
in the picture.
•Lift the left leg without
bending the knee, few
inches ( 2” to 3”) off from
the floor.
•Hold for 5..7….10 counts.
•Return and repeat the
same on the right side .
•No of repetitions: 3 to 5
times on each side
(Note: Don‟t tilt the back
while lifting leg )
Buttock muscle strengthening exercise:
STEPS :
Starting position :
• Lie on one side with
slightly bent lower leg
and maintain the back
in neutral position
•Lift the upper leg slowly
few inches (approx 8 to 10
inches ) off from the floor
without bending the knee.
•Count in mind and hold for
5…7…10 counts
•Return to relaxed starting
position repeat after brief
gap.
•Roll over to other side and
repeat the same procedure
on the other side.
• Gradual strengthening and
repetition 3 to 5 times on
either side.
•Slowly raise the buttocks
off the floor.
•Hold for 5..7….10 counts.
•Return and repeat after a
little gap .
•No of repetition 3 to 5
times .
Starting position :
• Lie flat on the back.
•Keep the arms a little
away (approx 10 to 15cm)
from the body with palms
in face up position.
•Place the feet slightly
apart from each other
comfortably.
•Keep the back and head in
straight line.
•Close the eyes and breathe
naturally and rhythmically.
• To obtain maximum
relaxation, stay in this
position 1 to 3 minutes or
25 to 30 breaths.
• While winding up the
position,
turn
on
comfortable side and get
up slowly.
“Rest is the best medicine”. But it is not a good idea to
simply rest and wait for back pain to subside. Too much
rest also causes certain type of back pain and worsens the
existing low back pain. Prolonged rest decreases the
muscle strength and minimises the flexibility of the back.
Hence, regular exercise is the prompt idea to relieve the
back pain by stretching and strengthening back muscles.
The exercises narrated here are general pattern
of exercises to relieve the back pain in elders with
common degenerative cause. If it is not possible to do all
exercises at one stretch, do the stretching exercises with
warm up practice in the morning and strengthening
procedures in the evening session. Whenever you are
going for exercises, start with warm up and conclude with
relaxation.
Keep ever in mind “Activity is often the best
medicine for back pain”. Be active as much as possible
and be free from back pain always !
Wait for further steps to move…..
ENERGY CONSERVATION IN
INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT
INNOVATIONS under development by S.Rajendran
 Design of equipment for coach movement inside Fur:
by Sri S.RAJENDRAN, Tech-1/Shop85
 Cost approximately Rs. 2,00,000/ Concept by Shri.V.Kalyanasundaram, Dy.CME/Shell
 Waiting for CAD drawing
Ph:8056250489
Energy conservation in an industrial environment is
different from that in a domestic environment. In a
household, the benefits of energy savings are directly
enjoyed by the family, whereas in an industry, the
employee who implements energy conservation
techniques may not be benefitted directly. Hence, more
innovative methods with minimum human intervention
need to be deployed in an industry to reap maximum
energy savings. Some of the methods that can be
deployed in an industry are discussed below.
 Speed breaker indicator for vehicles such as Two
wheelers and Four wheelers
 Solar powered emergency light in Fur.
 Low cost (Approx Rs.32000 per shed)
 Trouble-free
 Advance fault indicator
 Auto SMS to officer concerned
Water level indicator & controller
1.A common pattern easily understandable by all
employees should be followed in positioning control
switches for lights, fans, air circulators etc. The access
to the switch boards should not be obstructed by
dumping material/scrap items.
 High safety
 Low cost (approx Rs300 per number)
 Maintenance-free
INNOVATIONS in IDEA Stage
2.All air circulators shall be provided with auto cut-off
switches which will switch off the fan after a session
time like 3 or 4 hrs.
 Improved passenger facilities in coaches
3.Thermostat settings in AC, Geyser, Water cooler etc.
shall be kept at optimum level, and its healthy
functioning shall be ensured through periodical
checking.
4.Energy consumption for lighting load, fan load &
machinery load shall be monitored separately for each
section and concerned employees should be rewarded
suitably for energy savings in their area against some
set norms.
5.Machine operators shall be educated to switch off the
control supply after operation as it consumes
considerable energy in the long run. For this purpose,
power switches should be positioned in an easily
accessible location.
6.Wherever day shift working is in vogue, solar panels
with online inverters could be used as an alternate
economic source of energy.
7.Whenever a load test is conducted on power sources
like battery, alternator etc., the output power generated
can be used for feeding regular loads through suitable
regulators/inverters.
8.Motion sensors should be used in office cabins and
toilets to turn off power devices when not used.
Similarly, power supply to computers and other office
equipment shall be turned off during non-working
hours.
9.Timers shall be used in water coolers and geysers to
turn them off during weekly holidays.
 Prior indication of electrical fire in coaches
Already developed and implemented
 Solar powered Coach number indication board &
Reservation chart light for Southern Railway.
 Solar powered PFT for ICF
 Reverse indication for coaches at BBQ
 Hooter at shop30 using remote for shunting staff
 In order to create and promote awareness about the
facility, IRCTC has come out with a novel scheme of
distributing free meals (standardised Indian Vegetarian
meal) to 100 passengers (one meal per PNR) per week
(every Friday) in Chennai Central railway station starting
from 19th August for a period of one month for
passengers who have booked e-tickets.
 All MPs and former MPs will soon be given a unique
identity to help them book train tickets and end any
“misuse” in multiple bookings. MR said in Lok Sabha till
now, a Member of Parliament can at the same time make
multiple bookings in different trains bound for different
destinations and there is no mechanism to find out in
which train the MP actually travelled.
 Indian Railways will do away with the practice of
deploying guards at the rear-end of coaches of goods
trains as it is installing a new system to ensure all coaches
and wagons remain intact when a train is in motion. The
end of train telemetry (EoTT), a device that aims to
establish communication between the locomotive driver
and the last vehicle of the train, will be fitted in the last
coach or wagon of a train.
10.Awareness programmes on energy conservation shall
be conducted periodically for departmental staff as well
as contract labourers, as facilities are used by both.
 Railway Board has floated expression of interest for
introduction of Maglev, a second generation high speed
train in India, which is running in China, Japan, Germany
and South Korea at present.
Such steps with participation of all concerned will help in
forming an organisational culture which will be followed
by future generations also.
 To book your meal online: download mobile app “Food
on Track” or Log on to www.ecatering irctc.co.in or
SMS “Meal <space> PNR” to 139 or Dial 1323.
The Wuppertal Suspension Railway
The Wuppertal
Suspension
Railway
(German:
Wuppertaler
Schwebebahn)
is
a suspension
railway in Wuppertal, Germany.
Its full name is "Electric Elevated Railway (Suspension
Railway) Installation, Eugen Langen System". It is the
oldest electric elevated railway with hanging cars in the
world and is a unique system.
Designed by Eugen Langen to sell to the city of Berlin,
the installation with elevated stations was built
in Barmen, Elberfeld andVohwinkel between 1897 and
1903; the first track opened in 1901. The Schwebebahn is
still in use today as a normal means of local public
transport, moving 25 million passengers annually.
The suspension railway runs along a route of 13.3
kilometres, at a height of about 12 metres above the
river Wupper between Oberbarmen and Sonnborner
Straße (10 kilometres) and about 8 metres above the
valley road between Sonnborner Straße and Vohwinkel
(3.3 kilometres). At one point the railway crosses
the A46 motorway. The entire trip takes about 30
minutes. The Wuppertal Suspension Railway operates
within the VRR transport association and accepts tickets
issued by the VRR companies.