The 1st Zonal Liaison Meeting for the year 2026-27 of the South Central Zone was successfully conducted today via video conference. The meeting provided a collaborative platform for the Association and Zonal Management to discuss key operational and welfare matters.

Key Highlights & Discussions :

Agenda Review: Discussions were held in accordance with the previous minutes and the agenda previously submitted to the management.

Strong Presentation of Issues :

The Zonal General Secretary Sri. D. Srinivas Rao strongly and comprehensively articulated all critical OBC policy matters and employee grievances collected from various divisions, ensuring a powerful and impactful representation of the members concern’s.

Immediate Actions :

Acknowledging the urgency and weight of the matters raised, the Zonal Manager issued direct instructions to the management team to take immediate corrective actions of Divisional and zonal purview issues and the central office isuues immediately forward to central office on several key issues.

Attendance Profile :

From the Management Side

Sri. S Ramesh– Zonal Manager
Sri. Srikant Dara– Regional Manager (P&IR)
Sri. Ramarao– Secretary P &IR Desk 1
Sri. Zilani Pasha – Secretary P &IR
Sri. T Prakash Rao– Liaison Officer
Sri. VamanRao – Assistant Secretary, Welfare Cell

From the Association Side

Sri. Ajay Kumar – Zonal President
Sri. Vijay Kumar Gangaputra – Zonal Working President
Sri. Ramkumar– Zonal Vice President
Sri. D Srinivas Rao– Zonal General Secretary
Sri. Gattu Ramesha– Zonal Joint Secretary

Proceedings & Acknowledgments :

Welcome Address:The meeting was formally initiated with a warm welcome address by the Regional Manager (P&IR).

Vote of Thanks:The concluding vote of thanks was delivered by Sri. D. Srinivas Rao Zonal General Secretary

Special Note of Appreciation:

The Association extends its sincere gratitude to all Divisional SDMs and P&IR Managers for making excellent video conferencing arrangements, ensuring the meeting proceeded seamlessly and without any technical disturbances.