Ministry of Defence Pension for Ex-Servicemen of Pre-Independence EraPIB : Ex-servicemen with service less than 15 years as PBOR and less than 20 years as Commissioned Officers are not entitled to pension as minimum qualifying service is a mandatory requirement to earn pension. Minimum qualifying service is an essential criterion for earning pension in the Armed Forces as per the existing Army, Navy & Air Force Pension Regulations. There is no proposal under consideration of the government to grant pension to a large number of armed forces personnel who retired during pre-independence period but are still alive and not entitled to any pensionary benefits. This information was given by Minister of State for Defence Shri MM Pallam Raju in written reply to Shri G.M. Siddeshwara in Lok Sabha today. |
| For Latest Updates Always Visit http://satish24k.blogspot.com/ |
Print
PDF
For Further Reading,
- PM Suggests Aadhaar-Based E-Tracking Of Pension Cases
- EPS pensioners assured of minimum pension of Rs. 1000 per month
- OROP: Ex-servicemen Warn of Upping Ante
- latest News OROP - One Rank One Pension Explained in 10 Points
- OROP Latest News - Hazare to go on indefinite hunger strike over land bill, OROP issue
- Grant of HRA/CCA at Hyderabad Rates to the Defence Civilian Employees working at Ordnance Factory Medak-NC JCM
- OROP Latest News - SC gives Centre 6 more weeks to implement OROP
- Haryana govt revises pension
- 7th CPC Latest News - Gazette Notification for implementation of 7th CPC
- 90 days paid leave for central government employees who are victims of sexual harassment
- Govt’s new sexual harassment guidelines: ‘Can transfer accused, give paid leave to complainant’
- 7TH PAY COMMISSION EXPECTED SALARY CALCULATOR
- Aadhaar Seeding cum Registration Camp
- One Rank One Pension Latest News - Retired Defence Personnel Protesting Over One Rank One Pension Begin Relay Hunger Strike
- Message for employees retiring within the next six months-DOPT
About the Author
0 comments:
Post a Comment