Release of additional instalment of Dearness Allownce and Dearness Relief!
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The Union Cabinet today gave its approval to release an additional instalment of Dearness Allowance (DA) to central government employees and Dearness Relief (DR) to pensioners w.e.f. 1.1.2012 representing an increase of 7% over the existing rate of 58% of the Basic Pay/Pension, to compensate for price rise
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Rly Board's Commercial Circular No.04/2012/letter No.2011/TG-1/20/P/Tatkal dt.16-01-2012
Rly Board's Commercial Circular No.04/2012/letter No.2011/TG-1/20/P/Tatkal dt.16-01-2012
Sub:-Provision for carrying of ID proof during journey on reserved Ticket!
Atpresent,the passanger with Tatkal ticket and e-ticketare to carry original proof of Identity during the course of railway journey.With a view to preventing the cases of traveling on transferred tickets,now it has been decided that any one of the passangers/the passanger booked on the tickets issued from computerized passanger reservation system (PRS)and internet (e-ticket)undertaking journey in AC-3 Tier/AC-2/1st.AC/AC-Chair Car and Executive Classes will also have to carry any one of the nine (9)prescribed proof of Identity (in original)during the jourey,and produce the same as and when required,failing which all the passangers booked on that ticket will be treated as 'without ticket' and charged accordingly.
2.The list of valid proofs of identity are as under:Voter Photo Identity Card issued by Election Commission,Passport,PAN Card,issued by Income Tax Department,Driving License issued by RTO,Photo Identity Card having serial number issued by Central/State Govt.Student ID Card with photograph,issied by recognized school/collage for their students,Nationalized Bank Pass Book with photograph,Credit Cards issued by Banks laminated photographs,UIC Unique Identification Card,AADHAR
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Sub:-Provision for carrying of ID proof during journey on reserved Ticket!
Atpresent,the passanger with Tatkal ticket and e-ticketare to carry original proof of Identity during the course of railway journey.With a view to preventing the cases of traveling on transferred tickets,now it has been decided that any one of the passangers/the passanger booked on the tickets issued from computerized passanger reservation system (PRS)and internet (e-ticket)undertaking journey in AC-3 Tier/AC-2/1st.AC/AC-Chair Car and Executive Classes will also have to carry any one of the nine (9)prescribed proof of Identity (in original)during the jourey,and produce the same as and when required,failing which all the passangers booked on that ticket will be treated as 'without ticket' and charged accordingly.
2.The list of valid proofs of identity are as under:Voter Photo Identity Card issued by Election Commission,Passport,PAN Card,issued by Income Tax Department,Driving License issued by RTO,Photo Identity Card having serial number issued by Central/State Govt.Student ID Card with photograph,issied by recognized school/collage for their students,Nationalized Bank Pass Book with photograph,Credit Cards issued by Banks laminated photographs,UIC Unique Identification Card,AADHAR
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Monday, March 19, 2012
Railway Budget 2012-13
RAILWAY BUDGET 2012-13
HIGHLIGHTS OF RAILWAY BUDGET 2012-13
• Passenger fares increased marginally. The increase will be by 2 paise per km for
suburban and ordinary second class; 3 paise per km for mail/express second class; 5
paise per km for sleeper class; 10 paise per km for AC Chair Car, AC 3 tier and First
Class; 15 paise per km for AC 2 tier and 30 paise per km for AC I.
• Minimum fare and platform tickets to cost Rs. 5.
• 50% concession in fare in AC-2, AC-3, Chair Car & Sleeper classes to patients
suffering from ‘Aplastic Anaemia’ and ‘Sickle Cell Anaemia’.
• Extending the facility of travel by Rajdhani and Shatabdi trains to Arjuna Awardees.
• Travel distance under ‘Izzat Scheme’ to increase from 100 kms to 150 kms. • SMS on passenger mobile phone in case of e-ticket to be accepted as proof of valid
reservation.
• Introduction of satellite based real time train information system (SIMRAN) to
provide train running information to passengers through SMS, internet, etc.
• On board passenger displays indicating next halt station and expected arrival time to
be introduced.
• Installation of 321 escalators at important stations of which 50 will be commissioned
in 2012-13.
• Introduction of regional cuisine at affordable rates; launching of Book-a-meal scheme
to provide multiple choice of meals through SMS or email.
• Introduction of coin/currency operated ticket vending machines.
• Upgradation of 929 stations as Adarsh Stations including 84 stations proposed in
2012-13; 490 stations have been completed so far.• Specially designed coaches for differently-abled persons to be provided in each
Mail/Express trains.
• Introduction of Rail Bandhu on-board magazines on Rajdhanis, Shatabdis and
Duronto trains. • Setting up of AC Executive lounges at important stations
• 75 new Express trains to be introduced.
• 21 new passenger services, 9 DEMU services and 8 MEMU services to be introduced.
• Run of 39 trains to be extended.
• Frequency of 23 trains to be increased.
• 75 additional services to run in Mumbai suburban; 44 new suburban services to be
introduced in Kolkata area, 50 new services to be introduced in Kolkata Metro; 18
additional services in Chennai area.
• 725 km new lines, 700 km doubling, 800 km gauge conversion and 1,100 km
electrification targeted in 2012-13.
• Rs 6,872 cr provided for new lines, Rs 3,393 cr for doubling, Rs 1,950 cr for gauge
conversation, Rs 828 cr for electrification • Highest ever plan outlay of Rs. 60,100 cr
• Rae Bareli coach factory manufactured 10 coaches in 2011-12; phase-II of the factory
would be commissioned in 2012-13.
• A wagon factory to be set up at Sitapali (Ganjam District of Odisha)
• A rail coach factory with the support of Government of Kerala to be set up at
Palakkad; two additional new manufacturing units for coaches to be established in the
Kutch area in Gujarat and at Kolar in Karnataka with active participation of the State
Governments.
• Setting up of a factory at Shyamnagar in West Bengal to manufacture next generation
technology propulsion system for use in high power electric locomotives.
• Creating Missions as recommended by Pitroda Committee to implement the
modernization programme.
• Setting up of Railway Tariff Regulatory Authority to be considered.• New Board Members for Safety/Research and PPP/Marketing to be inducted.
• Rail-Road Grade Separation Corporation to be set up to eliminate level crossings.
• Indian Railway Station Development Corporation to be set up to redevelop stations
through PPP mode.
• Logistics Corporation to be set up for development & management of existing railway
goods sheds and multi-modal logistics parks.• National High Speed Rail Authority to be set-up.
• Pre-feasibility studies on six high speed corridors already completed; study on Delhi-
Jaipur-Ajmer-Jodhpur to be taken up in 2012-13.
• Introduction of a ‘Green Train’ to run through the pristine forests of North Bengal.
• Setting up of 200 remote railway stations as ‘green energy stations’ powered entirely
by solar energy.
• Providing solar lighting system at 1,000 manned level crossing gates.
• 2,500 coaches to be equipped with bio toilets.
• Setting up of 72 MW capacity windmill plants in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala,
Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
• Installation of Integrated Security System at all 202 identified stations to be
completed in 2012-13.• Escorting of trains by RPF/GRP extended to 3,500 trains.
• Integration of RPF helpline with the All India Passenger Helpline.
• Setting up of a Railway Safety Authority as a statutory regulatory body as
recommended by Kakodkar Committee
• . Three ‘Safety Villages’ to be set up at Bengaluru, Kharagpur and Lucknow for skill
development for disaster management.
• Over one lakh persons to be recruited in 2012-13 – backlog of SC/ST/OBC and other
categories to be wiped off.
• Introduction of a wellness programme for railway staff at their work places.
• Ensuring proper rest for skilled and technical staff including the running crew.
• Institution of ‘Rail Khel Ratna’ Award for 10 rail sports-persons every year. • New coaching terminal at Naihati, the birth place of Rishi Bankim Chandra
th
Chattopadhyay commemorating him on 175
Birth Anniversary.
• .Project to connect Agartala with Akhaura in Bangladesh to be taken up in 2012-13.
• Freight loading of 1,025 MT targeted; 55 MT more than 2011-12
HIGHLIGHTS OF RAILWAY BUDGET 2012-13
• Passenger fares increased marginally. The increase will be by 2 paise per km for
suburban and ordinary second class; 3 paise per km for mail/express second class; 5
paise per km for sleeper class; 10 paise per km for AC Chair Car, AC 3 tier and First
Class; 15 paise per km for AC 2 tier and 30 paise per km for AC I.
• Minimum fare and platform tickets to cost Rs. 5.
• 50% concession in fare in AC-2, AC-3, Chair Car & Sleeper classes to patients
suffering from ‘Aplastic Anaemia’ and ‘Sickle Cell Anaemia’.
• Extending the facility of travel by Rajdhani and Shatabdi trains to Arjuna Awardees.
• Travel distance under ‘Izzat Scheme’ to increase from 100 kms to 150 kms. • SMS on passenger mobile phone in case of e-ticket to be accepted as proof of valid
reservation.
• Introduction of satellite based real time train information system (SIMRAN) to
provide train running information to passengers through SMS, internet, etc.
• On board passenger displays indicating next halt station and expected arrival time to
be introduced.
• Installation of 321 escalators at important stations of which 50 will be commissioned
in 2012-13.
• Introduction of regional cuisine at affordable rates; launching of Book-a-meal scheme
to provide multiple choice of meals through SMS or email.
• Introduction of coin/currency operated ticket vending machines.
• Upgradation of 929 stations as Adarsh Stations including 84 stations proposed in
2012-13; 490 stations have been completed so far.• Specially designed coaches for differently-abled persons to be provided in each
Mail/Express trains.
• Introduction of Rail Bandhu on-board magazines on Rajdhanis, Shatabdis and
Duronto trains. • Setting up of AC Executive lounges at important stations
• 75 new Express trains to be introduced.
• 21 new passenger services, 9 DEMU services and 8 MEMU services to be introduced.
• Run of 39 trains to be extended.
• Frequency of 23 trains to be increased.
• 75 additional services to run in Mumbai suburban; 44 new suburban services to be
introduced in Kolkata area, 50 new services to be introduced in Kolkata Metro; 18
additional services in Chennai area.
• 725 km new lines, 700 km doubling, 800 km gauge conversion and 1,100 km
electrification targeted in 2012-13.
• Rs 6,872 cr provided for new lines, Rs 3,393 cr for doubling, Rs 1,950 cr for gauge
conversation, Rs 828 cr for electrification • Highest ever plan outlay of Rs. 60,100 cr
• Rae Bareli coach factory manufactured 10 coaches in 2011-12; phase-II of the factory
would be commissioned in 2012-13.
• A wagon factory to be set up at Sitapali (Ganjam District of Odisha)
• A rail coach factory with the support of Government of Kerala to be set up at
Palakkad; two additional new manufacturing units for coaches to be established in the
Kutch area in Gujarat and at Kolar in Karnataka with active participation of the State
Governments.
• Setting up of a factory at Shyamnagar in West Bengal to manufacture next generation
technology propulsion system for use in high power electric locomotives.
• Creating Missions as recommended by Pitroda Committee to implement the
modernization programme.
• Setting up of Railway Tariff Regulatory Authority to be considered.• New Board Members for Safety/Research and PPP/Marketing to be inducted.
• Rail-Road Grade Separation Corporation to be set up to eliminate level crossings.
• Indian Railway Station Development Corporation to be set up to redevelop stations
through PPP mode.
• Logistics Corporation to be set up for development & management of existing railway
goods sheds and multi-modal logistics parks.• National High Speed Rail Authority to be set-up.
• Pre-feasibility studies on six high speed corridors already completed; study on Delhi-
Jaipur-Ajmer-Jodhpur to be taken up in 2012-13.
• Introduction of a ‘Green Train’ to run through the pristine forests of North Bengal.
• Setting up of 200 remote railway stations as ‘green energy stations’ powered entirely
by solar energy.
• Providing solar lighting system at 1,000 manned level crossing gates.
• 2,500 coaches to be equipped with bio toilets.
• Setting up of 72 MW capacity windmill plants in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala,
Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
• Installation of Integrated Security System at all 202 identified stations to be
completed in 2012-13.• Escorting of trains by RPF/GRP extended to 3,500 trains.
• Integration of RPF helpline with the All India Passenger Helpline.
• Setting up of a Railway Safety Authority as a statutory regulatory body as
recommended by Kakodkar Committee
• . Three ‘Safety Villages’ to be set up at Bengaluru, Kharagpur and Lucknow for skill
development for disaster management.
• Over one lakh persons to be recruited in 2012-13 – backlog of SC/ST/OBC and other
categories to be wiped off.
• Introduction of a wellness programme for railway staff at their work places.
• Ensuring proper rest for skilled and technical staff including the running crew.
• Institution of ‘Rail Khel Ratna’ Award for 10 rail sports-persons every year. • New coaching terminal at Naihati, the birth place of Rishi Bankim Chandra
th
Chattopadhyay commemorating him on 175
Birth Anniversary.
• .Project to connect Agartala with Akhaura in Bangladesh to be taken up in 2012-13.
• Freight loading of 1,025 MT targeted; 55 MT more than 2011-12
Monday, March 12, 2012
Happy Holi to All Pensioners/family pensioners!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Happy Holi
Gul ne gulshan se gulfam bheja hai,
Sitaro ne aasman se salaam bheja hai,
Mubaraq ho aapko holi ka tyohar,
Humne dil se yeh paigam bheja hai.
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1.Orders regarding increasing validity of Privilege/Pos retirtement Pass from 120 days to 150 days are likely be issued next week
2.As demanded by BPS RELHS is likely to be reopened shortly & this time it is likely to be made open ended.
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Ministry of Health & family Welfare has no objection if BHarat Pensioners samaj demand for raising FMA to Rs1200/ PM is accepted
Ministry of Health & family Welfare has no objection if BHarat Pensioners samaj demand for raising FMA to Rs1200/ PM is accepted
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Monday, March 5, 2012
Government response to BPS on Black Money
Government response to BPS on Black Money
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Railway Board's response to BPS Resolutions
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Strengthening of SCOVA & representation of Pensioners in NAC & JCM-DOPT reply.
Strengthening of SCOVA & representation of Pensioners in NAC & JCM-DOPT reply.
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Mail Id pensioner77@yahoo.com has been hacked.
Beware !Hacker sending misleading mail.Pl ignore & delete. Sorry for the inconvenience
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Fix timeline for redressal of Pensioners grievances
Fix timeline for redressal of Pensioners grievances
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24504251/CPENGRAMS%20time%20line.pdf
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Ministry of Health & family Welfare has no objection if BHarat Pensioners samaj demand for raising FMA to Rs1200/ PM is accepted
Ministry of Health & family Welfare has no objection if BHarat Pensioners samaj demand for raising FMA to Rs1200/ PM is accepted
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Railway Board's response to BPS Resolutions
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Strengthening of SCOVA & representation of Pensioners in NAC & JCM-DOPT reply.
Strengthening of SCOVA & representation of Pensioners in NAC & JCM-DOPT reply.
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Fix timeline for redressal of Pensioners grievances
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/24504251/CPENGRAMS%20time%20line.pdf
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Limitation Of Timeline for redressal of problems.
One of the important obligations of public service is the prompt redressal of public grievances an
identification of grievance prone areas of Government Department in order to eliminate the causes
these grievances of citizens. The Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances hav
been issuing guidelines from time to time in order to ensure that an effective institutional mechanism
established in each government department for the expeditious redress of Public Grievances. Despite a
these guidelines and various efforts made by the State Governments, complaints continue regarding th
delay and lack ofresponse inhandling public grievances. The Parliamentary Standing Committee attache
to the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions has taken serious view of the state
affairs prevailing in the matter of settlement ofpublic grievances. Ithas been pointed out that the respons
ofthepublic servants towards citizens' grievances islukewarm and oftenborders oncomplete indifference
2. Any grievance redress system would be failing in its primary purpose if the minimum courtesy
acknowledging receipt of acomplaint is not observed. It is, therefore, reiterated that an acknowledgemen
should go immediately and at the most within three days of the receipt of the grievance and the grievanc
itself should be redressed within amaximum period oftwo months ofits receipt. The citizens approachin
the government departments with their grievance petitions should be informed of the progress of his/he
grievance. In case it is not found feasible to accede to his/her request, a reasoned reply may be issued
the aggrieved citizen within this stipulated time limit. Further, ifthefinalization ofadecision onaparticula
grievance is expected to take longer than two months, an interim reply should invariably be sent.
3. I would request you to take suitable measures in bringing about a change in the prevailing situation
order to ensure that the grievances of the citizens are settled expeditiously.
identification of grievance prone areas of Government Department in order to eliminate the causes
these grievances of citizens. The Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances hav
been issuing guidelines from time to time in order to ensure that an effective institutional mechanism
established in each government department for the expeditious redress of Public Grievances. Despite a
these guidelines and various efforts made by the State Governments, complaints continue regarding th
delay and lack ofresponse inhandling public grievances. The Parliamentary Standing Committee attache
to the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions has taken serious view of the state
affairs prevailing in the matter of settlement ofpublic grievances. Ithas been pointed out that the respons
ofthepublic servants towards citizens' grievances islukewarm and oftenborders oncomplete indifference
2. Any grievance redress system would be failing in its primary purpose if the minimum courtesy
acknowledging receipt of acomplaint is not observed. It is, therefore, reiterated that an acknowledgemen
should go immediately and at the most within three days of the receipt of the grievance and the grievanc
itself should be redressed within amaximum period oftwo months ofits receipt. The citizens approachin
the government departments with their grievance petitions should be informed of the progress of his/he
grievance. In case it is not found feasible to accede to his/her request, a reasoned reply may be issued
the aggrieved citizen within this stipulated time limit. Further, ifthefinalization ofadecision onaparticula
grievance is expected to take longer than two months, an interim reply should invariably be sent.
3. I would request you to take suitable measures in bringing about a change in the prevailing situation
order to ensure that the grievances of the citizens are settled expeditiously.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Breaking News!
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Breaking News
Breaking News
1.Orders regarding increasing validity of Privilege/Pos retirtement Pass from 120 days to 150 days are likely be issued next week
2.As demanded by BPS RELHS is likely to be reopened shortly & this time it is likely to be made open ended
Breaking News
Breaking News
1.Orders regarding increasing validity of Privilege/Pos retirtement Pass from 120 days to 150 days are likely be issued next week
2.As demanded by BPS RELHS is likely to be reopened shortly & this time it is likely to be made open ended
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
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NewAICPIN for the month of January 2012
NewConsumer Price Index Numbers for Industrial Workers
NewSecy Genl BPS, Secy Genl RSCWS, Secy Genl CCCGPA, Secy Genl RREWA & Org. Secy CCCGA, met senior advocate (Mrs) Minakshi Arora on 28-2-2012, at Delhi.
It was decided that BPS, RSCWSs & CCCGPA should jointly implead as a party to contest the appeal against the judgment of CAT in OA-655-2010
NewDOP asks all Departments to "Fix timelimit for redressal of Pensioners grievances"
NewGovernment rejects demands for DA Merger & reduction in Period for Restoration of Pension – Reply to query under RTI
NewDraft Constitution Amendments - Approved by Exec Committee RSCWS for adoption by GBM in April - 2012
NewConstitution RSCWS incorporating draft Amendments - in April 2012
NewIt is reliably learnt that an appeal has been filed by the Government in Delhi High Court against PB-CAT Judgment Dated 1-11-2011 in OA 655-2010 for Modified Parity to Pre-2006 Pensioners. It is learnt to be presently under scrutiny of Registry HC.
NewCBDT exempts return-filing for salaried having total income upto Rs 5 lakh
NewTaxation of Salaried Employees Pensioners and Senior Citizens
Minutes of the DC/JCM meeting held on 4th May & 29th June, 2011
Revision of pension of pre and post-1986 pensioners/family pensioners etc. - consideration of application for revision of pension/family pension. RBE 1-2012
Citizens Charter for time bound delivery of Goods & Services - RS invites suggestions
Memorandum from RSCWS to Hon Prime Minister for Revision of FMA to CG Pensioners - from Rs.300 to Rs.1200 PM for out-door treatment - Information received under RTI intensively cited to justify & substantiate the demand
National Sr Citizens council to be formed soon
RELHS to be open ended : Subject is under examination in Rly Board
An Open Letter to Pensioners to join the struggle for welfare of Pensioners
Minutes of General Body Meeting of the Association held on 14-1-2012
Photographs of the Function held at Museum and Art Gallery Auditorium, Sector 10, Chandigarh, on the 14th January, 2012
Rajya Sabha Committee on Petition's Report on One Rank One Pension
Committee of Rajya Sabha on OROP strongly recommends for OROP - (One Rank One Pension) in the defence forces at the earliest and that for future, the pay, allowances, pension, family pension, etc. of the defence personnel should be determined by a separate commission. Committee rejected the argument for likely demand for extension of OROP to Civilians - Gist of the Report prepared by Shri P.S. Bedi, (Retd) D.I.G., BSF, Senior Vice Chairman, CCCGPA
Indian Railway Finance Corporation Limited Offers Tax Free Bonds
AMS RB letter to CPOs Reg Issue of Revised PPOs
CRBs letter to GMs for early issue of Revised PPOs & Personal verification of Pensioners
Carrying of ID proof during journey on reserved tickets for Higer class
Brief on Discussion in Anomalies Committee Meeting held on 5-1-2012
Time-bound Orders Issued by CRB for Issuance of Revised PPOs
Reply received from Railway Board on Resolutions of 2nd convension of Railway Pensioners
RSCWS decides to pleading as party in High Court for Implementation of the decision of CAT New Delhi in OA 655-2010 for grant of Modified Parity to Pre-2006 Pensioners | RSCWS to file court case for Revision of FMA to Rs. 1200 | Appeal to Pensioners for liberal contribution to Legal Fund | Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting - RSCWS Chandigarh, held on 7-1-2012
Status of Cases of Pre-2006 Pensioners in various Courts as on 01-01-2012 - Compiled by M. L. Kanaujia
Judgment of CAT Hyderabad- Dated 30-12-2011 - Extends Full Bench Judgment in OA 655 - 2010 to other Pensioners & upholds quashing of DOP OM dated 3-10-2008 etc, directs for refixing Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners with Modified Parity.
Feedback from AIRF on NAC meeting held on 05.01.2012 at New Delhi
Book Your Train Reservation Ticket While on Move through Mobile Phone
Complete Agenda for NAC - National Anomalies Committee - Meeting on 5th January, 2012
CAT Ernakulam Bench concurs with Judgment of Full Bench of CAT New Delhi on Modified Parity for Pre-2006 Pensioners - extract of penultimate paras of CAT Judgment IN OA No. 843/2010
Interest rates for deposits in Postal savings and PPF raised
PPF limit raised to 1 lakh, Interest rate on loan against PPF raised to 2%
Railways to Accept “Aadhaar” as Additional Identity Proof for E-Ticketing & Tatkal Scheme
Memo Reg Implementation of Judgement of Principal Bench of CAT New Delhi in OA 655-2010 - for grant of Modified Parity to Pre-2006 Pensioners as per accepted recommendations of Sixth CPC - Submitted by RSCWS
Suggestions by BPS for amending ‘Citizens Right to Grievance redress draft Bill 2011
Extract of judgement of Principal Bench of CAT in OA 655-2010 & its interpretation by Sh NP Mohan
Judgement of CAT New Delhi (in OA 655 of 2010) upholds claim of Pre-2006 Pensioners for Modified Parity. Clarificatory orders of 3rd October, 2008 & 14 Oct, 2008 of DOP set aside. CAT orders for re-fixation of pension and payment of arrears thereof within a period of 3 months (of the Judgement dated 1 Nov, 2011). Thanks to the untiring efforts of Sh. NP Mohan, Working President RSCWS and other Members of S-29 Group
Table showing STAGE TO STAGE FITMENT OF PENSION of Pre-2006 Pensioners after SCPC
Table showing difference in MINIMUM REVISED PENSION of Pre-2006 Pensioners after SCPC
RSCWS gets BPS 2011 Award under PEMS i.e. Performance Evaluation & Monitoring System
If you have to send grievance through email to PMO office
Ex-GRATIA AND DEARNESS RELIEF TO SRPF OPTEES
NewDearness Relief on Ex-gratia payment to surviving SRPF retirees
NewEnhanced Ex-gratia to surviving Satate SRPF Optees
NewEx-Gratia to SRPF Optees
NewReply Reg Ex-Gratia Payment To SRPF Optees
LATEST POSTS
NewMinutes of Eighth meeting of National Council for Older Persons held recently at New Delhi
Pensioners who have not yet received the Revised PPO, are advised to apply for the same to their PSA (Pension Sanctioning Authority) on the Linked Proforma. - Harchandan Singh, Secretary General, RSCWS
Payment of difference of Gratuity to pre-1996 CG Pensioners - Not applicable - clarification by DOP Dated 17-2-2005
DA Orders for Rly. Employees - wef 1-7-2011
Validity of Passes for travel in Garib Rath Express Trains
Pension Adalats to be held all over Northern Railway on 15th December, 2011
Orders of DOP Dated 5-10-2011 reg 58% DA - DR to Pensioners wef 1-7-2011
Information supplied by Railway Board under Right to Information Act, 2005 regarding FMA and Chronic Diseases
Interim Reply of DOP P&PW to RTI application of CCCGPA reg FMA
Fortis Hospital, Mohali have renewed their empanelment with Railway Senior Citizens Welfare Society (RSCWS) for treatment in OPD & IPD – on CGHS Delhi rates for Super Specialties & some concessions in other areas, for Members of RSCWS
State has a constitutional obligation to bear the medical expenses of employees while in service and also after they are retired - Whether a member of CGHS or not - DELHI H C GRANTS REIMBURSEMENT WITH 18% INTEREST
Memo to DRM UMB - July 2011 Reg Problems of Pensioners at CHD
Grant of Fixed Medical Allowance - permissible even with OPD treament for Chronic deseases - New Undertaking form to be given to Banks - RBE 83-2011 - Orders Dated 07-06-2011
Clarification regarding Chronic Diseases in relation to Fixed Medical Allowance granted to Railway Pensioners
RELHS 97 for Rly Pensioners/Family Pensioners – Likely to be reopened by year end.- Process has been started in Rly Bd.
HC: Don't make retirees run from pillar-to-post for benefits
Feedback from AIRF on related Items discussed in Departmental Council /JCM Meeting held on 4th May, 2011
Holiday Home charges for Serving & Retired Rly Officials ‐ RB Dated 14‐12‐2000
Procedure for Refund of Excess TDS Deducted/Paid
Highlights of Union Budget - 2011-12 With Reference to Income Tax
Proceedings of 2nd National Convention of Railway Pensioners at Secundrabad on 13-2-2011 | Resolutions adopted | Discussion Paper
Important items for Pensioners sent by RSCWS to GS AIRF which have been included in the Agenda for Pensioners for discussion with Secy Pensions DOP on 4- 5 March, 2011
AGM of RSCWS held on 30-1-2011 at Senior Citizens Home, Chandigarh, 10 Octogenarian & 9 Senior Citizen Members Honoured, Memorandum of demands on burning problems of the Pensioners presented to General Secretary AIRF – Assures of effective pursuance | Watch a Slideshow of the occasion
Memo to GS AIRF 30-1-2011 Reg Problems of Pensioners in and around Chandigarh & Brief Report of AGM RSCWS held on 30-1-2011
Index of Recent News Flash & Latest Posts
RECENT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS
NewRevision of pension of pre and post-1986 pensioners/family pensioners etc. - consideration of application for revision of pension/family pension. RBE 1-2012
NewAMS RB letter to CPOs Reg Issue of Revised PPOs
NewCRBs letter to GMs for early issue of Revised PPOs & Personal verification of Pensioners
Time-bound Orders Issued by CRB for Issuance of Revised PPOs
Reply received from Railway Board on Resolutions of 2nd convension of Railway Pensioners
Revision of pension of pre-1996 and pre-2006 retired employees of scale Rs. 6500-10500 w.r.t to Grade pay of Rs. 4600. - RBE 141-2011
Incentive for acquiring higher Scientific/Accounts/Technical Qualification of Group C employees (Benefit to those who acquired qualification prior to cut off date 1-7-88 but retird without availing benefit). RBE 55-2011
Inclusion of names of members of family in the PPO and proof of age for additional quantum of family pension - requirement of certificates etc.- RBE-124 of 2011
Payment of difference of Gratuity to pre-1996 CG Pensioners - Not applicable - clarification by DOP Dated 17-2-2005
DA Orders for Rly. Employees - wef 1-7-2011
Validity of Passes for travel in Garib Rath Express Trains
Orders of DOP Dated 5-10-2011 reg 58% DA - DR to Pensioners wef 1-7-2011
Terms and conditions of Empanelment of Fortis Hospital with RSCWS
Application Form of Railways & Notification for issue of Revised PPOs
Latest List of Holiday Homes and Touring Officers Hostels for Central Government Employees
Revision of pension/family pension in respect of the pensioners who were in receipt of compulsory retirement pension and compassionate allowance under Rules 40 and 41 of CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972
Revision of pension-Family Pension of pre 2006 - Ministry of Labour & Employment-Letter Dated 10-6-2011
Grant of Fixed Medical Allowance - permissible even with OPD treament for Chronic deseases - New Undertaking form to be given to Banks - RBE 83-2011 - Orders Dated 07-06-2011
Clarification regarding Chronic Diseases in relation to Fixed Medical Allowance granted to Railway Pensioners
Concession in Rail fares to Senior Citizens increased to 40% for Men from June 2011. Age for Women reduce to 58 years for 50% concession in fares
Medical Facilities for inpatient treatment and post-operative follow-up treatment to CGHS Beneficiaries in Non-CGHS areas - MoH MO dated 27-04-2011
Enhanced Dearness relief to Railway Pensioners wef 01.01.2011
Streamlining the procedure for release of berths out of emergency quota in Indian Railways
Dearness relief to C.G. Pensioners wef 01.01.2011 - 6% raise sanctioned
Continuation of Family Pension to childless widow on remarriage - Clarification
DOP & PW Guidelines for holding Pension Adalats: 25.3.2011
Income Tax - During the financial year 2011-12, cases of senior citizens and small taxpayers, filing income-tax returns in ITR-1 and ITR-2 will be subjected to scrutiny only where the Income Tax department is in possession of credible information
Age proof in case of Railway Family Pensioners - RELHS I-Card Post-retirement Pass I-Card Widow I-Card - RBE 169-2010
Inclusion of legally - divorced dependent daughter of serving Rly employees & Pensioners - RB dt._10.12.2010
Companion in same class on payment of one third difference above 70 years age - RBE 164-2009
No Income Tax to be recovered from Lump-sum payment of gratuitously or Compensation to Widow or legal heir
Payment of commutation value of additional Pension of employees retired on or after 1.1.2006 but before 2.9.2008 - DOP Dated 27-10-2010
FMA Rs.1200 to EPFO Pensioners for Outdoor Medical Treatment
Rly Ticket left behind - RB Circular Dated 19-10-2010
DR (Dearness Relief) to Rly. Pensioners-Family Pensioners raised to 45% wef 1.7.10 RBE 149-2010
Proof of age for old age Additional Family Pension DOP OM dated 28-9-2010
Facility of Semi-Private room in case of kidney transplantation, liver & critical renal failure RBH OM dated 28-6-10
Policy for provision of Bi PAP-CPAP Machine RBH OM Dated_08-09-10
Reimbursement of Medical Expenses- Procedure of disposal ACS Slips reg. Para 647 & 648 of IRMM - RBH Dated 22-6-10
Reimbursement of Medical Expenses - procedure of disposal - Corrigendum RBH dated_22-6-10
Non-Applicability of the judgement of Supreme Court in case of Majors to Civil pensioners RB Dated 25-11-2009
Encashment of (Half Pay) Leave of Retirees from 1-1-06 to 31-8-08 - RBE- 204-2009
Encashment of Leave - Retirees - from 1-1-06 to 31-8-08 who expired before 24-11-09 - RBE_56_2010
RELHS-97 - Employees who resigned to be permanently absorbed in PSUs can join
Issuance of RELHS I-Cards by Pass Issuing Authority RB Dated 31-8-2009
Revision of Pension-pre 96 pensioners RBE_42-2010.
Revision of Pension of Pre-2006 pensioners 07-07-2010
Revision of Pension of Pre 1996 & Pre 2006 Pensioners RBE 24-2010 Dt 2-2-2010
Encashment of LAP while availing Pass-PTO by re-employed pensioners RBE_43_2010
Encashment of LAP for Re-employed pensioners 22-3-10 RBE_43-2010
Encashment of Leave on Average Pay (LAP) _while availing Railway Passes, PTOs - Clarification RBE-208
Encashment of leave - Retirees from 1-1-06 to 31-8-08 who expired before 24-11-09-RBE_56_2010
Pension of Pre-2006 Retirees- Reiteration of Clarification dated 3-10-08
Recognised Private Hospitals Indian Railways_July-2007
List of Holiday Homes on Indian Railways
Administrative Orders Issued during Current Year - 2012
Administrative Orders Issued during the year 2011
Administrative Orders Issued during the year 2010
Administrative Orders Issued upto December 2009
LEGAL FORUM / RECENT COURT & CAT JUDGEMENTS
NewJudgment of CAT Hyderabad- Dated 30-12-2011 - Extends Full Bench Judgment in OA 655 - 2010 to other Pensioners & upholds quashing of DOP OM dated 3-10-2008 etc, directs for refixing Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners with Modified Parity.
NewCAT Ernakulam Bench concurs with Judgment of Full Bench of CAT New Delhi on Modified Parity for Pre-2006 Pensioners - extract of penultimate paras of CAT Judgment IN OA No. 843/2010
NewStatus of Cases of Pre-2006 Pensioners in various Courts as on 01-01-2012 - Compiled by M. L. Kanaujia
State has a constitutional obligation to bear the medical expenses of employees while in service and also after they are retired - Whether a member of CGHS or not - DELHI H C GRANTS REIMBURSEMENT WITH 18% INTEREST
AFT CHANDIGARH'S VERDICT dtd.1.11.2010 ON THE "CORRECT" PRE 2006 MODIFIED PARITY
AFT CHANDIGARH`S VERDICT dtd. 25.11.2010 ON THE "CORRECT" PRE 2006 MODIFIED PARITY - GOI Ministry of personnel PG & Pensions
AFT CHD. Principal Bench Judgement dated 14.09.2010 in O.A.No 270/2010 with OA No 24/2010 Sdr Ldr.Vinod Kumar &others vs UOI & others-Reg. minimum of pay in pay Band corresponding to the scale of pay from which the Pensioner retired
Judgement of AFT Delhi - Reg Pension of Majors & Lt Commanders in OA 270-2010 Decided on 14-9-2010
AFT orders Implementation of Judgment on Parity of Pension in Major Generals Case - Petitioners cite Nakara’s Case & aggravation of Disparity after Sixth Pay Commission
Relief for widow after 41 years
PENSION CASES CANNOT BE DELAYED - If delayed, pay compensation for it, pay for the mental agony and stress - Orders Consumer Forum - Courtesy RREWA
Retired employees entitled to medical reimbursement - Delhi HC - Brief News
Judgement - Retired govt officials can claim reimbursement - without joining CGHS
Promotion cannot be stalled till criminal charges are framed | Download CAT Judgement in PDF
Pension or gratuity cannot be withheld unless charges are of grave misconduct
Rules cannot take away existing rights of employees - SC
S.C. Judgement for Parity in Pension in Major Generals' case
RE-COMPUTATION OF PENSION FOR PRE-2006 PENSIONERS - An Article
UPDATES FROM AIRF AND WEBSITE OF AIRF
Non-issuance of revised PPOs to pre-2006 Pensioners and Family Pensioners by various Divisions and Workshops
AIRF seeks endorsement of eligibility for FMA in PPO, Extension of date for joining RELHS & Elegibility to join RELHS after 10 years of service - Ref: AIRF PNM Item
Companion in same class - MPs case is not comparable with Pensioners - Says Railway Board - vide letter to AIRF dated 20.10.2010
AIRF demands Revision of Pension of Pre-1996 Retirees
Link to the Website of AIRF
CURRENT ISSUES
Govt Employees and Pensioners Health Insurance Scheme (CGEPHIS) - Some Salient Features
Minutes of meeting of JCM on Pensionary matters on 8-1-2010
Agenda items for 46th Meeting of National Council (JCM)
Minutes of the First Meeting of National Anomaly Committee - Held on 12-12-2009
IMPORTANT PETITIONS FILED & PENDING IN COURTS ON PENSIONERS ISSUES
Writ Petition filed in Supreme Court for Parity of Pension of Pre & Post 2006 Pensioners - filed by IAS, IPS & IFS Associations - Next hearing on 8.2.2010
OA filled in CAT Hyderabad - reg Disparity in Pre & Post 2006 Pensioners
Petition filed in CAT Principal Bench Delhi against disparity in Pension with Pre-2006 Pensioners
PAY COMMISSION REPORTS & NOTIFICATIONS OF OTHER STATES
Pb. Govt. orders reg Revision of Pension - of Pre-2006 pensioners dated 22-2-2010
PB Govt Orders on Implementation Orders on Pay Commission - Reg Revision of Pension- PC-170809 Dated 17-8-2009
RECENT MEMORANDUMS & APPEALS BY RSCWS & OTHERS
NewMemorandum to GS AIRF to ask DOP & Rly Board for reiteration of instructions to Banks for payment of Additional Pension to Pensioners above 80 years and for asking PSAs (Pension Sanctioning Authority) for issue of Revised PPOs.
Memo to DRM UMB - July 2011 Reg Problems of Pensioners at CHD
Memomorandum Reg Non issue of Revised PPOs to Pensioners & Family Pensioners
Appeal by RSCWS for increase of FMA to at-least Rs.1200 per month
Appeal by RSCWS for correct implementation of SCPC – in fixing Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners
Appeal to PM by RSCWS reg Removal of Disparity in Pension of Pre & Post 2006 Pensioners - citing Report of Committee on "One Rank One Pension" & demanding extension thereof to all Civilian Pensioners - as done in case of HAG (S 30)
RSCWS Memorandum to National Anomalies Committee (NAC) seeking 3 times min. rise to all Pensioners (instead of 2.26) at par with PB 4 & above, Parity in Pre & Post 2006 Pensiners, 5 to 15 % Additional Pension for 65 to 75 year old Pensioners
A letter from Sh P. K. Bansal, MOSF to PM reg njustice with Pre 2006 Pensioners
RTI QUERIES
NewInformation supplied by Railway Board under Right to Information Act, 2005 regarding FMA and Chronic Diseases
Target date of 30-9-2009 was stipulated by the Ministry of Railways for issue of revised PPOs to all pensioners/family pensioners - says Railway Board in reply to query under RTI Act by Secy. Genl RSCWS
RTI queries by RSCWS reg Pay Band, Grade Pay & Pension
One Rank One Pension not feasible - Committee
Report of Committee on OROP (One Rank One Pension) Defence Pensioners
IMPORTANT ISSUES:
Orders on Pensioners - regarding Sixth CPC
Direct Taxes Code Bill 2009
Pension Revision Grievances Camp
Income Tax Slabs for F.Y. 2009-10
Some Important Queries:
Admissibility of Dearness Allowance on Additional Pension
NEW PENSION SCHEME - SOME QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES:
No Filing of returns’ scheme for salaried class earning less than Rs. 5 Lakh to be notified by June, 2011
Procedure for Refund of Excess TDS Deducted/Paid
Sixth Pay Commission Report
Orders on Implementation of Sixth Pay Commission (Index)
Main decisions of the Govt. on Sixth CPC Report (RSCWS compilation)
Government decisions on SCPC dated 29.8. 2008
Govt. decisions on 6th CPC in respect of Pensioners - Notification dated 29.8.2008
Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008 dated 29.8. 2008
Fixation of Pay & Payment of Arrears- MOF OM dated 30.8.2008
Revision of Allowances like DA, HRA etc. Post-SCPC - MOF OM dated 29.8.2008
Revision of Pension of Post 2006 Pensioners & Pension Fixation Tables - DOP OM dated 1.9. 2008
Revision of Pension of post 2006 Retirees - DOP Orders dated 2.9. 2008
Dearness Relief to CG Pensioners/Family Pensioners DOP OM dated 12.9. 2008
Railway Board's Notification on Revised Pay Rules 2008 RBE 103 dated 4.9. 2008
Railway Board's orders on Pre-2006 Pensioners/Family Pensioners RBE 105 dated 8.9.2008
Railway Board's Orders on rate of D.A. RBE 106 dated 9.9. 2008 (1.1.06 to 1.7.2008)
Clarifications reg Pension/Family Pension (on letter dated 15-09-2008) : dated 10.10.2008 RBE-149
Clarifications reg revision of pension/family Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners: dtd 8.10.2008 RBE-146
Grant of Dearness Relief to Pensioners/Family Pensioners: dated 8.10.2008 RBE-145
Clarification of DOP reg. min. of pay in pay band of Pre 2006 Pensioners etc dated 3.10.2008
Revision of Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners/Family Pensioners - DOP OM dated 21.5.2009
Union Budget 2010-11 - Complete Details, Summary, Highlights & I.Tax Related Information
Railway Budget 2010-11 - Complete Details, Summary, Highlights & Welcome steps for Railwaymen
A bag full of goodies for Chandigarh - in Rail Budget 2010-11
Ministry of Defence - Orders on 6th CPC
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NewAICPIN for the month of January 2012
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NewSecy Genl BPS, Secy Genl RSCWS, Secy Genl CCCGPA, Secy Genl RREWA & Org. Secy CCCGA, met senior advocate (Mrs) Minakshi Arora on 28-2-2012, at Delhi.
It was decided that BPS, RSCWSs & CCCGPA should jointly implead as a party to contest the appeal against the judgment of CAT in OA-655-2010
NewDOP asks all Departments to "Fix timelimit for redressal of Pensioners grievances"
NewGovernment rejects demands for DA Merger & reduction in Period for Restoration of Pension – Reply to query under RTI
NewDraft Constitution Amendments - Approved by Exec Committee RSCWS for adoption by GBM in April - 2012
NewConstitution RSCWS incorporating draft Amendments - in April 2012
NewIt is reliably learnt that an appeal has been filed by the Government in Delhi High Court against PB-CAT Judgment Dated 1-11-2011 in OA 655-2010 for Modified Parity to Pre-2006 Pensioners. It is learnt to be presently under scrutiny of Registry HC.
NewCBDT exempts return-filing for salaried having total income upto Rs 5 lakh
NewTaxation of Salaried Employees Pensioners and Senior Citizens
Minutes of the DC/JCM meeting held on 4th May & 29th June, 2011
Revision of pension of pre and post-1986 pensioners/family pensioners etc. - consideration of application for revision of pension/family pension. RBE 1-2012
Citizens Charter for time bound delivery of Goods & Services - RS invites suggestions
Memorandum from RSCWS to Hon Prime Minister for Revision of FMA to CG Pensioners - from Rs.300 to Rs.1200 PM for out-door treatment - Information received under RTI intensively cited to justify & substantiate the demand
National Sr Citizens council to be formed soon
RELHS to be open ended : Subject is under examination in Rly Board
An Open Letter to Pensioners to join the struggle for welfare of Pensioners
Minutes of General Body Meeting of the Association held on 14-1-2012
Photographs of the Function held at Museum and Art Gallery Auditorium, Sector 10, Chandigarh, on the 14th January, 2012
Rajya Sabha Committee on Petition's Report on One Rank One Pension
Committee of Rajya Sabha on OROP strongly recommends for OROP - (One Rank One Pension) in the defence forces at the earliest and that for future, the pay, allowances, pension, family pension, etc. of the defence personnel should be determined by a separate commission. Committee rejected the argument for likely demand for extension of OROP to Civilians - Gist of the Report prepared by Shri P.S. Bedi, (Retd) D.I.G., BSF, Senior Vice Chairman, CCCGPA
Indian Railway Finance Corporation Limited Offers Tax Free Bonds
AMS RB letter to CPOs Reg Issue of Revised PPOs
CRBs letter to GMs for early issue of Revised PPOs & Personal verification of Pensioners
Carrying of ID proof during journey on reserved tickets for Higer class
Brief on Discussion in Anomalies Committee Meeting held on 5-1-2012
Time-bound Orders Issued by CRB for Issuance of Revised PPOs
Reply received from Railway Board on Resolutions of 2nd convension of Railway Pensioners
RSCWS decides to pleading as party in High Court for Implementation of the decision of CAT New Delhi in OA 655-2010 for grant of Modified Parity to Pre-2006 Pensioners | RSCWS to file court case for Revision of FMA to Rs. 1200 | Appeal to Pensioners for liberal contribution to Legal Fund | Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting - RSCWS Chandigarh, held on 7-1-2012
Status of Cases of Pre-2006 Pensioners in various Courts as on 01-01-2012 - Compiled by M. L. Kanaujia
Judgment of CAT Hyderabad- Dated 30-12-2011 - Extends Full Bench Judgment in OA 655 - 2010 to other Pensioners & upholds quashing of DOP OM dated 3-10-2008 etc, directs for refixing Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners with Modified Parity.
Feedback from AIRF on NAC meeting held on 05.01.2012 at New Delhi
Book Your Train Reservation Ticket While on Move through Mobile Phone
Complete Agenda for NAC - National Anomalies Committee - Meeting on 5th January, 2012
CAT Ernakulam Bench concurs with Judgment of Full Bench of CAT New Delhi on Modified Parity for Pre-2006 Pensioners - extract of penultimate paras of CAT Judgment IN OA No. 843/2010
Interest rates for deposits in Postal savings and PPF raised
PPF limit raised to 1 lakh, Interest rate on loan against PPF raised to 2%
Railways to Accept “Aadhaar” as Additional Identity Proof for E-Ticketing & Tatkal Scheme
Memo Reg Implementation of Judgement of Principal Bench of CAT New Delhi in OA 655-2010 - for grant of Modified Parity to Pre-2006 Pensioners as per accepted recommendations of Sixth CPC - Submitted by RSCWS
Suggestions by BPS for amending ‘Citizens Right to Grievance redress draft Bill 2011
Extract of judgement of Principal Bench of CAT in OA 655-2010 & its interpretation by Sh NP Mohan
Judgement of CAT New Delhi (in OA 655 of 2010) upholds claim of Pre-2006 Pensioners for Modified Parity. Clarificatory orders of 3rd October, 2008 & 14 Oct, 2008 of DOP set aside. CAT orders for re-fixation of pension and payment of arrears thereof within a period of 3 months (of the Judgement dated 1 Nov, 2011). Thanks to the untiring efforts of Sh. NP Mohan, Working President RSCWS and other Members of S-29 Group
Table showing STAGE TO STAGE FITMENT OF PENSION of Pre-2006 Pensioners after SCPC
Table showing difference in MINIMUM REVISED PENSION of Pre-2006 Pensioners after SCPC
RSCWS gets BPS 2011 Award under PEMS i.e. Performance Evaluation & Monitoring System
If you have to send grievance through email to PMO office
Ex-GRATIA AND DEARNESS RELIEF TO SRPF OPTEES
NewDearness Relief on Ex-gratia payment to surviving SRPF retirees
NewEnhanced Ex-gratia to surviving Satate SRPF Optees
NewEx-Gratia to SRPF Optees
NewReply Reg Ex-Gratia Payment To SRPF Optees
LATEST POSTS
NewMinutes of Eighth meeting of National Council for Older Persons held recently at New Delhi
Pensioners who have not yet received the Revised PPO, are advised to apply for the same to their PSA (Pension Sanctioning Authority) on the Linked Proforma. - Harchandan Singh, Secretary General, RSCWS
Payment of difference of Gratuity to pre-1996 CG Pensioners - Not applicable - clarification by DOP Dated 17-2-2005
DA Orders for Rly. Employees - wef 1-7-2011
Validity of Passes for travel in Garib Rath Express Trains
Pension Adalats to be held all over Northern Railway on 15th December, 2011
Orders of DOP Dated 5-10-2011 reg 58% DA - DR to Pensioners wef 1-7-2011
Information supplied by Railway Board under Right to Information Act, 2005 regarding FMA and Chronic Diseases
Interim Reply of DOP P&PW to RTI application of CCCGPA reg FMA
Fortis Hospital, Mohali have renewed their empanelment with Railway Senior Citizens Welfare Society (RSCWS) for treatment in OPD & IPD – on CGHS Delhi rates for Super Specialties & some concessions in other areas, for Members of RSCWS
State has a constitutional obligation to bear the medical expenses of employees while in service and also after they are retired - Whether a member of CGHS or not - DELHI H C GRANTS REIMBURSEMENT WITH 18% INTEREST
Memo to DRM UMB - July 2011 Reg Problems of Pensioners at CHD
Grant of Fixed Medical Allowance - permissible even with OPD treament for Chronic deseases - New Undertaking form to be given to Banks - RBE 83-2011 - Orders Dated 07-06-2011
Clarification regarding Chronic Diseases in relation to Fixed Medical Allowance granted to Railway Pensioners
RELHS 97 for Rly Pensioners/Family Pensioners – Likely to be reopened by year end.- Process has been started in Rly Bd.
HC: Don't make retirees run from pillar-to-post for benefits
Feedback from AIRF on related Items discussed in Departmental Council /JCM Meeting held on 4th May, 2011
Holiday Home charges for Serving & Retired Rly Officials ‐ RB Dated 14‐12‐2000
Procedure for Refund of Excess TDS Deducted/Paid
Highlights of Union Budget - 2011-12 With Reference to Income Tax
Proceedings of 2nd National Convention of Railway Pensioners at Secundrabad on 13-2-2011 | Resolutions adopted | Discussion Paper
Important items for Pensioners sent by RSCWS to GS AIRF which have been included in the Agenda for Pensioners for discussion with Secy Pensions DOP on 4- 5 March, 2011
AGM of RSCWS held on 30-1-2011 at Senior Citizens Home, Chandigarh, 10 Octogenarian & 9 Senior Citizen Members Honoured, Memorandum of demands on burning problems of the Pensioners presented to General Secretary AIRF – Assures of effective pursuance | Watch a Slideshow of the occasion
Memo to GS AIRF 30-1-2011 Reg Problems of Pensioners in and around Chandigarh & Brief Report of AGM RSCWS held on 30-1-2011
Index of Recent News Flash & Latest Posts
RECENT ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS
NewRevision of pension of pre and post-1986 pensioners/family pensioners etc. - consideration of application for revision of pension/family pension. RBE 1-2012
NewAMS RB letter to CPOs Reg Issue of Revised PPOs
NewCRBs letter to GMs for early issue of Revised PPOs & Personal verification of Pensioners
Time-bound Orders Issued by CRB for Issuance of Revised PPOs
Reply received from Railway Board on Resolutions of 2nd convension of Railway Pensioners
Revision of pension of pre-1996 and pre-2006 retired employees of scale Rs. 6500-10500 w.r.t to Grade pay of Rs. 4600. - RBE 141-2011
Incentive for acquiring higher Scientific/Accounts/Technical Qualification of Group C employees (Benefit to those who acquired qualification prior to cut off date 1-7-88 but retird without availing benefit). RBE 55-2011
Inclusion of names of members of family in the PPO and proof of age for additional quantum of family pension - requirement of certificates etc.- RBE-124 of 2011
Payment of difference of Gratuity to pre-1996 CG Pensioners - Not applicable - clarification by DOP Dated 17-2-2005
DA Orders for Rly. Employees - wef 1-7-2011
Validity of Passes for travel in Garib Rath Express Trains
Orders of DOP Dated 5-10-2011 reg 58% DA - DR to Pensioners wef 1-7-2011
Terms and conditions of Empanelment of Fortis Hospital with RSCWS
Application Form of Railways & Notification for issue of Revised PPOs
Latest List of Holiday Homes and Touring Officers Hostels for Central Government Employees
Revision of pension/family pension in respect of the pensioners who were in receipt of compulsory retirement pension and compassionate allowance under Rules 40 and 41 of CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972
Revision of pension-Family Pension of pre 2006 - Ministry of Labour & Employment-Letter Dated 10-6-2011
Grant of Fixed Medical Allowance - permissible even with OPD treament for Chronic deseases - New Undertaking form to be given to Banks - RBE 83-2011 - Orders Dated 07-06-2011
Clarification regarding Chronic Diseases in relation to Fixed Medical Allowance granted to Railway Pensioners
Concession in Rail fares to Senior Citizens increased to 40% for Men from June 2011. Age for Women reduce to 58 years for 50% concession in fares
Medical Facilities for inpatient treatment and post-operative follow-up treatment to CGHS Beneficiaries in Non-CGHS areas - MoH MO dated 27-04-2011
Enhanced Dearness relief to Railway Pensioners wef 01.01.2011
Streamlining the procedure for release of berths out of emergency quota in Indian Railways
Dearness relief to C.G. Pensioners wef 01.01.2011 - 6% raise sanctioned
Continuation of Family Pension to childless widow on remarriage - Clarification
DOP & PW Guidelines for holding Pension Adalats: 25.3.2011
Income Tax - During the financial year 2011-12, cases of senior citizens and small taxpayers, filing income-tax returns in ITR-1 and ITR-2 will be subjected to scrutiny only where the Income Tax department is in possession of credible information
Age proof in case of Railway Family Pensioners - RELHS I-Card Post-retirement Pass I-Card Widow I-Card - RBE 169-2010
Inclusion of legally - divorced dependent daughter of serving Rly employees & Pensioners - RB dt._10.12.2010
Companion in same class on payment of one third difference above 70 years age - RBE 164-2009
No Income Tax to be recovered from Lump-sum payment of gratuitously or Compensation to Widow or legal heir
Payment of commutation value of additional Pension of employees retired on or after 1.1.2006 but before 2.9.2008 - DOP Dated 27-10-2010
FMA Rs.1200 to EPFO Pensioners for Outdoor Medical Treatment
Rly Ticket left behind - RB Circular Dated 19-10-2010
DR (Dearness Relief) to Rly. Pensioners-Family Pensioners raised to 45% wef 1.7.10 RBE 149-2010
Proof of age for old age Additional Family Pension DOP OM dated 28-9-2010
Facility of Semi-Private room in case of kidney transplantation, liver & critical renal failure RBH OM dated 28-6-10
Policy for provision of Bi PAP-CPAP Machine RBH OM Dated_08-09-10
Reimbursement of Medical Expenses- Procedure of disposal ACS Slips reg. Para 647 & 648 of IRMM - RBH Dated 22-6-10
Reimbursement of Medical Expenses - procedure of disposal - Corrigendum RBH dated_22-6-10
Non-Applicability of the judgement of Supreme Court in case of Majors to Civil pensioners RB Dated 25-11-2009
Encashment of (Half Pay) Leave of Retirees from 1-1-06 to 31-8-08 - RBE- 204-2009
Encashment of Leave - Retirees - from 1-1-06 to 31-8-08 who expired before 24-11-09 - RBE_56_2010
RELHS-97 - Employees who resigned to be permanently absorbed in PSUs can join
Issuance of RELHS I-Cards by Pass Issuing Authority RB Dated 31-8-2009
Revision of Pension-pre 96 pensioners RBE_42-2010.
Revision of Pension of Pre-2006 pensioners 07-07-2010
Revision of Pension of Pre 1996 & Pre 2006 Pensioners RBE 24-2010 Dt 2-2-2010
Encashment of LAP while availing Pass-PTO by re-employed pensioners RBE_43_2010
Encashment of LAP for Re-employed pensioners 22-3-10 RBE_43-2010
Encashment of Leave on Average Pay (LAP) _while availing Railway Passes, PTOs - Clarification RBE-208
Encashment of leave - Retirees from 1-1-06 to 31-8-08 who expired before 24-11-09-RBE_56_2010
Pension of Pre-2006 Retirees- Reiteration of Clarification dated 3-10-08
Recognised Private Hospitals Indian Railways_July-2007
List of Holiday Homes on Indian Railways
Administrative Orders Issued during Current Year - 2012
Administrative Orders Issued during the year 2011
Administrative Orders Issued during the year 2010
Administrative Orders Issued upto December 2009
LEGAL FORUM / RECENT COURT & CAT JUDGEMENTS
NewJudgment of CAT Hyderabad- Dated 30-12-2011 - Extends Full Bench Judgment in OA 655 - 2010 to other Pensioners & upholds quashing of DOP OM dated 3-10-2008 etc, directs for refixing Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners with Modified Parity.
NewCAT Ernakulam Bench concurs with Judgment of Full Bench of CAT New Delhi on Modified Parity for Pre-2006 Pensioners - extract of penultimate paras of CAT Judgment IN OA No. 843/2010
NewStatus of Cases of Pre-2006 Pensioners in various Courts as on 01-01-2012 - Compiled by M. L. Kanaujia
State has a constitutional obligation to bear the medical expenses of employees while in service and also after they are retired - Whether a member of CGHS or not - DELHI H C GRANTS REIMBURSEMENT WITH 18% INTEREST
AFT CHANDIGARH'S VERDICT dtd.1.11.2010 ON THE "CORRECT" PRE 2006 MODIFIED PARITY
AFT CHANDIGARH`S VERDICT dtd. 25.11.2010 ON THE "CORRECT" PRE 2006 MODIFIED PARITY - GOI Ministry of personnel PG & Pensions
AFT CHD. Principal Bench Judgement dated 14.09.2010 in O.A.No 270/2010 with OA No 24/2010 Sdr Ldr.Vinod Kumar &others vs UOI & others-Reg. minimum of pay in pay Band corresponding to the scale of pay from which the Pensioner retired
Judgement of AFT Delhi - Reg Pension of Majors & Lt Commanders in OA 270-2010 Decided on 14-9-2010
AFT orders Implementation of Judgment on Parity of Pension in Major Generals Case - Petitioners cite Nakara’s Case & aggravation of Disparity after Sixth Pay Commission
Relief for widow after 41 years
PENSION CASES CANNOT BE DELAYED - If delayed, pay compensation for it, pay for the mental agony and stress - Orders Consumer Forum - Courtesy RREWA
Retired employees entitled to medical reimbursement - Delhi HC - Brief News
Judgement - Retired govt officials can claim reimbursement - without joining CGHS
Promotion cannot be stalled till criminal charges are framed | Download CAT Judgement in PDF
Pension or gratuity cannot be withheld unless charges are of grave misconduct
Rules cannot take away existing rights of employees - SC
S.C. Judgement for Parity in Pension in Major Generals' case
RE-COMPUTATION OF PENSION FOR PRE-2006 PENSIONERS - An Article
UPDATES FROM AIRF AND WEBSITE OF AIRF
Non-issuance of revised PPOs to pre-2006 Pensioners and Family Pensioners by various Divisions and Workshops
AIRF seeks endorsement of eligibility for FMA in PPO, Extension of date for joining RELHS & Elegibility to join RELHS after 10 years of service - Ref: AIRF PNM Item
Companion in same class - MPs case is not comparable with Pensioners - Says Railway Board - vide letter to AIRF dated 20.10.2010
AIRF demands Revision of Pension of Pre-1996 Retirees
Link to the Website of AIRF
CURRENT ISSUES
Govt Employees and Pensioners Health Insurance Scheme (CGEPHIS) - Some Salient Features
Minutes of meeting of JCM on Pensionary matters on 8-1-2010
Agenda items for 46th Meeting of National Council (JCM)
Minutes of the First Meeting of National Anomaly Committee - Held on 12-12-2009
IMPORTANT PETITIONS FILED & PENDING IN COURTS ON PENSIONERS ISSUES
Writ Petition filed in Supreme Court for Parity of Pension of Pre & Post 2006 Pensioners - filed by IAS, IPS & IFS Associations - Next hearing on 8.2.2010
OA filled in CAT Hyderabad - reg Disparity in Pre & Post 2006 Pensioners
Petition filed in CAT Principal Bench Delhi against disparity in Pension with Pre-2006 Pensioners
PAY COMMISSION REPORTS & NOTIFICATIONS OF OTHER STATES
Pb. Govt. orders reg Revision of Pension - of Pre-2006 pensioners dated 22-2-2010
PB Govt Orders on Implementation Orders on Pay Commission - Reg Revision of Pension- PC-170809 Dated 17-8-2009
RECENT MEMORANDUMS & APPEALS BY RSCWS & OTHERS
NewMemorandum to GS AIRF to ask DOP & Rly Board for reiteration of instructions to Banks for payment of Additional Pension to Pensioners above 80 years and for asking PSAs (Pension Sanctioning Authority) for issue of Revised PPOs.
Memo to DRM UMB - July 2011 Reg Problems of Pensioners at CHD
Memomorandum Reg Non issue of Revised PPOs to Pensioners & Family Pensioners
Appeal by RSCWS for increase of FMA to at-least Rs.1200 per month
Appeal by RSCWS for correct implementation of SCPC – in fixing Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners
Appeal to PM by RSCWS reg Removal of Disparity in Pension of Pre & Post 2006 Pensioners - citing Report of Committee on "One Rank One Pension" & demanding extension thereof to all Civilian Pensioners - as done in case of HAG (S 30)
RSCWS Memorandum to National Anomalies Committee (NAC) seeking 3 times min. rise to all Pensioners (instead of 2.26) at par with PB 4 & above, Parity in Pre & Post 2006 Pensiners, 5 to 15 % Additional Pension for 65 to 75 year old Pensioners
A letter from Sh P. K. Bansal, MOSF to PM reg njustice with Pre 2006 Pensioners
RTI QUERIES
NewInformation supplied by Railway Board under Right to Information Act, 2005 regarding FMA and Chronic Diseases
Target date of 30-9-2009 was stipulated by the Ministry of Railways for issue of revised PPOs to all pensioners/family pensioners - says Railway Board in reply to query under RTI Act by Secy. Genl RSCWS
RTI queries by RSCWS reg Pay Band, Grade Pay & Pension
One Rank One Pension not feasible - Committee
Report of Committee on OROP (One Rank One Pension) Defence Pensioners
IMPORTANT ISSUES:
Orders on Pensioners - regarding Sixth CPC
Direct Taxes Code Bill 2009
Pension Revision Grievances Camp
Income Tax Slabs for F.Y. 2009-10
Some Important Queries:
Admissibility of Dearness Allowance on Additional Pension
NEW PENSION SCHEME - SOME QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
MISCELLANEOUS ISSUES:
No Filing of returns’ scheme for salaried class earning less than Rs. 5 Lakh to be notified by June, 2011
Procedure for Refund of Excess TDS Deducted/Paid
Sixth Pay Commission Report
Orders on Implementation of Sixth Pay Commission (Index)
Main decisions of the Govt. on Sixth CPC Report (RSCWS compilation)
Government decisions on SCPC dated 29.8. 2008
Govt. decisions on 6th CPC in respect of Pensioners - Notification dated 29.8.2008
Central Civil Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008 dated 29.8. 2008
Fixation of Pay & Payment of Arrears- MOF OM dated 30.8.2008
Revision of Allowances like DA, HRA etc. Post-SCPC - MOF OM dated 29.8.2008
Revision of Pension of Post 2006 Pensioners & Pension Fixation Tables - DOP OM dated 1.9. 2008
Revision of Pension of post 2006 Retirees - DOP Orders dated 2.9. 2008
Dearness Relief to CG Pensioners/Family Pensioners DOP OM dated 12.9. 2008
Railway Board's Notification on Revised Pay Rules 2008 RBE 103 dated 4.9. 2008
Railway Board's orders on Pre-2006 Pensioners/Family Pensioners RBE 105 dated 8.9.2008
Railway Board's Orders on rate of D.A. RBE 106 dated 9.9. 2008 (1.1.06 to 1.7.2008)
Clarifications reg Pension/Family Pension (on letter dated 15-09-2008) : dated 10.10.2008 RBE-149
Clarifications reg revision of pension/family Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners: dtd 8.10.2008 RBE-146
Grant of Dearness Relief to Pensioners/Family Pensioners: dated 8.10.2008 RBE-145
Clarification of DOP reg. min. of pay in pay band of Pre 2006 Pensioners etc dated 3.10.2008
Revision of Pension of Pre-2006 Pensioners/Family Pensioners - DOP OM dated 21.5.2009
Union Budget 2010-11 - Complete Details, Summary, Highlights & I.Tax Related Information
Railway Budget 2010-11 - Complete Details, Summary, Highlights & Welcome steps for Railwaymen
A bag full of goodies for Chandigarh - in Rail Budget 2010-11
Ministry of Defence - Orders on 6th CPC
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Retirement Benefits of Officials of DoT/BSNL:
Pension/Family Pension
Pension rules may be called as Central Civil Services (Pension Rules 1972). Pension granted may be of following kinds:
Superannuation Pension: Retired on attaining the age of 60years.
Retiring Pension: When an official opt to retire prior to the date of superannuation.
Invalid Pension: May be granted on account of any bodily / Mental infirmity or on submitting medical certificate of capacity.
Compulsory Retirement Pension: Compulsorily retired as a penalty.
Compensation Pension: Owing to the abolition of permanent post or of accepting another appointment on such pay.
Pension on absorption in or under a corporation, company or body.
Compassionate allowance: Consideration on dismissal or removal from service.
Family Pension: Due to death of an official.
Regulation of Pension Amount
Pension amounts regulated on the basis as under:
Qualifying service - Service rendered while on duty.
Commences from the date of joining initially substantially/officiating or temporarily capacity followed without interruption by substantive appointment. Probation period, pre-retirement Civil Service of a re-employed pensioner will count as qualifying service if he refunds drawn pension, gratuity and commuted value, all leaves from which leave salary payable including EOL on M.C., training period.
Non-Qualifying Service
Service rendered before attaining the age of 18 years, EOL w/o M.C., suspension, any interruption in service which remains uncontained and any period for which leave salary has not been paid. Three months and above but less than 6 month period as on half-yearly period.
Pay Regulation
The emoluments drawn dividing last 24 months may be verified in order to ensured that the emoluments drawn during last 10 months have been correctly shown in service book for the purpose of average emoluments.
Average Emoluments - average of the emoluments drawn during the last ten month of service.
This shall be determined with reference to the emoluments drawn during the last 10 months. If during these 10 months, there is any period of absence or suspension which does count as service, such period of leave or suspensions shall be desecrated in the calculation of average emoluments and equal period before 10 months shall be included.
Benefits of revised pay as on 1.1.1996 - Extended to those officials whose period of average emoluments include year 1995 also (April'1995 to 31st Dec'1995).
Formula for Pension Calculations
50% of average emoluments on completion of 33 years of qualifying service. Proportionate pension if qualifying service is less than 33 years. The minimum amount of pension will be Rs. 1,275/- per month while the maximum amount of pension would be Rs. 15,000/- per month.
Additional Info
Commercial Employment after Retirement: Any pensioner who was a member of Central Service group-‘A’ can’t accept commercial employment within two years of his retirement without seeking permission from the Govt. The application will be in prescribed Form 25. Otherwise his whole or a part of pension may be withheld.
Identity Cards to Pensioners: On request of pensioner, laminated Identity Cards may be issued and its cost will be borne by the pensioner.
Payment of Pension by MO: Pension up to Rs 1,500=00, excluding dearness relief, may be remitted by Money Order at Govt.’s cost at the request of the pensioner.
Retirement benefits can be paid through in crossed cheque/demand draft: Retirement or the Death Gratuity, withheld amount of Retirement or Death gratuity up to Rs 10,000=00 may be made by cheque/demand draft in favour of the pensioner.
Family: (a) Pension regards wife/husband, judicially separated wife/husband, son who has not attained the age of 25 and unmarried daughter who has not attained the age of 25. Legally adopted son/daughter is also eligible or date on which son/daughter starts earning livelihood. (b) DGRG regards including above stepsons/daughters, widowed daughters including stepdaughter and adopted daughters, father/mother including adoptive parents in the case of individuals whose personal law permits, brother below the age of 18 years including stepbrothers, widowed sisters including stepsisters, married daughters.
Gratuity (DCRG)
Gratuity granted is of two kinds as explained below:
Retirement Gratuity: One fourth of emoluments (Last Pay+DA) on the date of retirement for each completed six monthly period of qualifying service subject to a maximum of 16.5 times the emoluments on retirement or completion of 5 year qualifying service.
Death Gratuity: Death Gratuity is granted when a Govt. servant dies while in service according to the following rates -
Length of Service Death Gratuity payable to family
Less than 1 year 2 times of Emoluments.
Between 1 ~ 5 years 6 times of Emoluments.
Between 5 ~ 20 years 12 times of Emoluments.
More than 20 years Half of emoluments for every completed six-monthly period of qualifying service subject to a maximum of 33 times emoluments of Rs. 3.50 Lakhs, whichever is less.
Service Gratuity: It is half month's emoluments for every six monthly period of qualifying service; applicable in cases where a govt. servant hasn't completed full 10 years of qualifying service.
Commutation
Maximum of 40% of monthly pension may be commuted for getting lump-sum payment (commuted value). The formula for its calculation is:
Commuted Value = Commutation Factor x 12 x Portion of Pension offered for commutation.
Commutation Table for a Pension of Rs. 1 per Annum
Effective from March, 1971
Age next birthday Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase Age next birthday Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase Age next birthday Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase
17 19.28 40 15.87 63 9.15
18 19.20 41 15.64 64 8.82
19 19.11 42 15.40 65 8.50
20 19.01 43 15.15 66 8.17
21 18.91 44 14.90 67 7.85
22 18.81 45 14.64 68 7.53
23 18.70 46 14.37 69 7.22
24 18.59 47 14.10 70 6.91
25 18.47 48 13.82 71 6.60
26 18.34 49 13.54 72 6.30
27 18.21 50 13.25 73 6.01
28 18.07 51 12.95 74 5.72
29 17.93 52 12.66 75 5.44
30 17.78 53 12.35 76 5.17
31 17.62 54 12.05 77 4.90
32 17.46 55 11.73 78 4.65
33 17.29 56 11.42 79 4.40
34 17.11 57 11.10 80 4.17
35 16.92 58 10.78 81 3.94
36 16.72 59 10.46 82 3.72
37 16.52 60 10.13 83 3.52
38 16.31 61 9.81 84 3.32
39 16.09 62 9.48 85 3.13
The table shown above is based on the interest rate of 4.75% per annum. The commuted portion of the pension gets restored only after 15 years.
CGEGIS
CGEGIS is being paid on the basis of table supplied by directorate every year. In case of death during service, an insurance cover as per cadre is also payable along with amount under saving fund as per table.
Leave Encashment
Leave Encashment is payable for a maximum of 300 days of Earned Leave (EL). It equals to Last Pay drawn+DA.
General Provident Fund
Permanent or the Temporary Govt. Employees are eligible to subscribe a minimum of 6% of emoluments and a maximum of total emoluments. Emoluments mean pay excluding the D.A. Recovery should be stopped before 3 months of improvement.
Nominations
Only members of the family can be nominated. If having no family, then the govt. employee can be nominative to any person or persons including a Company or Associates, Body of individuals or a charitable or other such trust or fund. Fresh nomination would cancel the previous nomination.
Final Payment
GPF final payment will be made when the subscriber -
Retires from service/permitted to retire or declared by a competent Medical Authority to be unfit for further services.
Proceeds on leave preparatory to retirement.
Quits service.
Is dismissed or removed from services.
Annual Rate of Interest of GPF
1999~2000: 12%
2000~2001: 11%
2001~2002: 9.5%
2002~2003: 9.0%
2003~2004: 8.0%
Deposit Linked Insurance Scheme
When a GPF subscriber dies after having put in five years service, the person receiving the fund balance will be paid an additional amount if the balance at credit had not fallen below the under mentioned limits at any time during the 3 years preceding the month of death:
Maximum of Scale Minimum Monthly Balances
Rs. 12,000/- or more Rs. 25,000/-
Rs. 9,000/- or more Rs. 15,000/-
Rs. 3,500/- to Rs. 8,999/- Rs. 10,000/-
Below Rs. 3,500/- Rs. 6,000/-
In case of missing employees payments can be made to the nominee/legal hairs after expiry of a period of seven years on production of proper proof of death or a decree of the Govt.
Leave Salary Contribution
Rate of Leave Salary Contribution
1. Three monthly rate of leave salary contribution in respect of all classes of Government servants governed by the Central Civil Services (Leave) Rules is 11% of pay drawn in foreign service.
2. If the foreign employer pays contributions, the percentage is applied to the pay actually drawn in foreign service.
3. If the contributions are paid by the Government servant himself, the percentage is applied to the net pay drawn during foreign service. Net pay means the pay that would be left after meeting the pension and leave salary contributions. In such cases, the percentage of leave salary contribution is not applied directly on the actual pay drawn during foreign service, but an element of compensation is taken into account for both the contributions before the percentage for leave salary contribution is calculated.
4. Three types of cases may arise and three different formulae can be applied in such cases:
Where pension contribution alone is paid by the employee: L = (F - P) x (r/100)
Where leave salary contribution alone is paid by the employee: L = F x r/(100+r)
Where both the contributions are paid by the employee: L = (F - P) x r/(100+r)
Where L is the leave salary contribution, F is the pay actually drawn in foreign services, P is the pension contribution, and r is the rate of leave salary contribution.
Pension Contribution
According to G.I., M.F., O.M. No. F. 8 (4)1E. III/82, dated 15-2-1984, pension contribution payable during the active period of foreign service shall be based on the maximum of the pay as defined in FR 9 (11) plus dearness pay appropriate to such maximum plus interim relief appropriate to such maximum of the post held at the time of proceeding on foreign service or to which he may receive proforma promotion while on foreign service.
Since D.A. equal to 50% of basic pay is treated as Dearness Pay 1-4-2004 and will be taken into account for retirement benefits, pension contribution is to be worked out based on the maximum of the pay plus dearness pay appropriate to such maximum.
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Retirement Benefits of Officials of DoT/BSNL:
Pension/Family Pension
Pension rules may be called as Central Civil Services (Pension Rules 1972). Pension granted may be of following kinds:
Superannuation Pension: Retired on attaining the age of 60years.
Retiring Pension: When an official opt to retire prior to the date of superannuation.
Invalid Pension: May be granted on account of any bodily / Mental infirmity or on submitting medical certificate of capacity.
Compulsory Retirement Pension: Compulsorily retired as a penalty.
Compensation Pension: Owing to the abolition of permanent post or of accepting another appointment on such pay.
Pension on absorption in or under a corporation, company or body.
Compassionate allowance: Consideration on dismissal or removal from service.
Family Pension: Due to death of an official.
Regulation of Pension Amount
Pension amounts regulated on the basis as under:
Qualifying service - Service rendered while on duty.
Commences from the date of joining initially substantially/officiating or temporarily capacity followed without interruption by substantive appointment. Probation period, pre-retirement Civil Service of a re-employed pensioner will count as qualifying service if he refunds drawn pension, gratuity and commuted value, all leaves from which leave salary payable including EOL on M.C., training period.
Non-Qualifying Service
Service rendered before attaining the age of 18 years, EOL w/o M.C., suspension, any interruption in service which remains uncontained and any period for which leave salary has not been paid. Three months and above but less than 6 month period as on half-yearly period.
Pay Regulation
The emoluments drawn dividing last 24 months may be verified in order to ensured that the emoluments drawn during last 10 months have been correctly shown in service book for the purpose of average emoluments.
Average Emoluments - average of the emoluments drawn during the last ten month of service.
This shall be determined with reference to the emoluments drawn during the last 10 months. If during these 10 months, there is any period of absence or suspension which does count as service, such period of leave or suspensions shall be desecrated in the calculation of average emoluments and equal period before 10 months shall be included.
Benefits of revised pay as on 1.1.1996 - Extended to those officials whose period of average emoluments include year 1995 also (April'1995 to 31st Dec'1995).
Formula for Pension Calculations
50% of average emoluments on completion of 33 years of qualifying service. Proportionate pension if qualifying service is less than 33 years. The minimum amount of pension will be Rs. 1,275/- per month while the maximum amount of pension would be Rs. 15,000/- per month.
Additional Info
Commercial Employment after Retirement: Any pensioner who was a member of Central Service group-‘A’ can’t accept commercial employment within two years of his retirement without seeking permission from the Govt. The application will be in prescribed Form 25. Otherwise his whole or a part of pension may be withheld.
Identity Cards to Pensioners: On request of pensioner, laminated Identity Cards may be issued and its cost will be borne by the pensioner.
Payment of Pension by MO: Pension up to Rs 1,500=00, excluding dearness relief, may be remitted by Money Order at Govt.’s cost at the request of the pensioner.
Retirement benefits can be paid through in crossed cheque/demand draft: Retirement or the Death Gratuity, withheld amount of Retirement or Death gratuity up to Rs 10,000=00 may be made by cheque/demand draft in favour of the pensioner.
Family: (a) Pension regards wife/husband, judicially separated wife/husband, son who has not attained the age of 25 and unmarried daughter who has not attained the age of 25. Legally adopted son/daughter is also eligible or date on which son/daughter starts earning livelihood. (b) DGRG regards including above stepsons/daughters, widowed daughters including stepdaughter and adopted daughters, father/mother including adoptive parents in the case of individuals whose personal law permits, brother below the age of 18 years including stepbrothers, widowed sisters including stepsisters, married daughters.
Gratuity (DCRG)
Gratuity granted is of two kinds as explained below:
Retirement Gratuity: One fourth of emoluments (Last Pay+DA) on the date of retirement for each completed six monthly period of qualifying service subject to a maximum of 16.5 times the emoluments on retirement or completion of 5 year qualifying service.
Death Gratuity: Death Gratuity is granted when a Govt. servant dies while in service according to the following rates -
Length of Service Death Gratuity payable to family
Less than 1 year 2 times of Emoluments.
Between 1 ~ 5 years 6 times of Emoluments.
Between 5 ~ 20 years 12 times of Emoluments.
More than 20 years Half of emoluments for every completed six-monthly period of qualifying service subject to a maximum of 33 times emoluments of Rs. 3.50 Lakhs, whichever is less.
Service Gratuity: It is half month's emoluments for every six monthly period of qualifying service; applicable in cases where a govt. servant hasn't completed full 10 years of qualifying service.
Commutation
Maximum of 40% of monthly pension may be commuted for getting lump-sum payment (commuted value). The formula for its calculation is:
Commuted Value = Commutation Factor x 12 x Portion of Pension offered for commutation.
Commutation Table for a Pension of Rs. 1 per Annum
Effective from March, 1971
Age next birthday Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase Age next birthday Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase Age next birthday Commutation value expressed as number of year's purchase
17 19.28 40 15.87 63 9.15
18 19.20 41 15.64 64 8.82
19 19.11 42 15.40 65 8.50
20 19.01 43 15.15 66 8.17
21 18.91 44 14.90 67 7.85
22 18.81 45 14.64 68 7.53
23 18.70 46 14.37 69 7.22
24 18.59 47 14.10 70 6.91
25 18.47 48 13.82 71 6.60
26 18.34 49 13.54 72 6.30
27 18.21 50 13.25 73 6.01
28 18.07 51 12.95 74 5.72
29 17.93 52 12.66 75 5.44
30 17.78 53 12.35 76 5.17
31 17.62 54 12.05 77 4.90
32 17.46 55 11.73 78 4.65
33 17.29 56 11.42 79 4.40
34 17.11 57 11.10 80 4.17
35 16.92 58 10.78 81 3.94
36 16.72 59 10.46 82 3.72
37 16.52 60 10.13 83 3.52
38 16.31 61 9.81 84 3.32
39 16.09 62 9.48 85 3.13
The table shown above is based on the interest rate of 4.75% per annum. The commuted portion of the pension gets restored only after 15 years.
CGEGIS
CGEGIS is being paid on the basis of table supplied by directorate every year. In case of death during service, an insurance cover as per cadre is also payable along with amount under saving fund as per table.
Leave Encashment
Leave Encashment is payable for a maximum of 300 days of Earned Leave (EL). It equals to Last Pay drawn+DA.
General Provident Fund
Permanent or the Temporary Govt. Employees are eligible to subscribe a minimum of 6% of emoluments and a maximum of total emoluments. Emoluments mean pay excluding the D.A. Recovery should be stopped before 3 months of improvement.
Nominations
Only members of the family can be nominated. If having no family, then the govt. employee can be nominative to any person or persons including a Company or Associates, Body of individuals or a charitable or other such trust or fund. Fresh nomination would cancel the previous nomination.
Final Payment
GPF final payment will be made when the subscriber -
Retires from service/permitted to retire or declared by a competent Medical Authority to be unfit for further services.
Proceeds on leave preparatory to retirement.
Quits service.
Is dismissed or removed from services.
Annual Rate of Interest of GPF
1999~2000: 12%
2000~2001: 11%
2001~2002: 9.5%
2002~2003: 9.0%
2003~2004: 8.0%
Deposit Linked Insurance Scheme
When a GPF subscriber dies after having put in five years service, the person receiving the fund balance will be paid an additional amount if the balance at credit had not fallen below the under mentioned limits at any time during the 3 years preceding the month of death:
Maximum of Scale Minimum Monthly Balances
Rs. 12,000/- or more Rs. 25,000/-
Rs. 9,000/- or more Rs. 15,000/-
Rs. 3,500/- to Rs. 8,999/- Rs. 10,000/-
Below Rs. 3,500/- Rs. 6,000/-
In case of missing employees payments can be made to the nominee/legal hairs after expiry of a period of seven years on production of proper proof of death or a decree of the Govt.
Leave Salary Contribution
Rate of Leave Salary Contribution
1. Three monthly rate of leave salary contribution in respect of all classes of Government servants governed by the Central Civil Services (Leave) Rules is 11% of pay drawn in foreign service.
2. If the foreign employer pays contributions, the percentage is applied to the pay actually drawn in foreign service.
3. If the contributions are paid by the Government servant himself, the percentage is applied to the net pay drawn during foreign service. Net pay means the pay that would be left after meeting the pension and leave salary contributions. In such cases, the percentage of leave salary contribution is not applied directly on the actual pay drawn during foreign service, but an element of compensation is taken into account for both the contributions before the percentage for leave salary contribution is calculated.
4. Three types of cases may arise and three different formulae can be applied in such cases:
Where pension contribution alone is paid by the employee: L = (F - P) x (r/100)
Where leave salary contribution alone is paid by the employee: L = F x r/(100+r)
Where both the contributions are paid by the employee: L = (F - P) x r/(100+r)
Where L is the leave salary contribution, F is the pay actually drawn in foreign services, P is the pension contribution, and r is the rate of leave salary contribution.
Pension Contribution
According to G.I., M.F., O.M. No. F. 8 (4)1E. III/82, dated 15-2-1984, pension contribution payable during the active period of foreign service shall be based on the maximum of the pay as defined in FR 9 (11) plus dearness pay appropriate to such maximum plus interim relief appropriate to such maximum of the post held at the time of proceeding on foreign service or to which he may receive proforma promotion while on foreign service.
Since D.A. equal to 50% of basic pay is treated as Dearness Pay 1-4-2004 and will be taken into account for retirement benefits, pension contribution is to be worked out based on the maximum of the pay plus dearness pay appropriate to such maximum.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Jharkhand Govt.Pension Rules!
Letter No.-DP-5-47-03-518/FDS Dated 9/12/2004
Jharkhand Government
Finance Department
Sub- The contributory pension scheme for Jharkhand State Government employees.
As per recommendation made by the Fitment Committee, the State Government employees are entitled to get pay and other facilities alike Central Government employees.
Government of India has introduced a new contributory pension scheme in place of the exiting one vide Government of India (Ministry of Finance Department of Economics Affairs) Notification No. 5/7/03 E.C.B. dated 22 December 2003. Accordingly the Government of Jharkhand has also decided to introduce this New Pension Scheme with effect from 1 December 2004.
1. The Scheme will be known as Jharkhand Sarkar Sarkari Karmachari Anshadayani Pension Yojna, 2004.
2. It will be mandatory for all the employees, who join service on or after 01-12-2004. This scheme shall have no effect on those who have been appointed on contract basis, employees of the State Government undertakings, those who are on deputation in Govt. from Autonomous organisations, daily wage labours, those employed on adhoc basis and also those persons who are reemployed in Govt. after completion of the tenure as Govt. servant earlier.
3. After joining on or after 1-12-2004 each employee will have to pay a monthly contribution of 10% of basic pay & D.A., from his salary and the matching contribution will be paid by the State Government.
4. Such deductions will start from the salary of the next month from the date of joining of the employees. For example, employees who join in service in the month of January, deductions from his Pay & D.A. will start from the salary bill of the coming February. Similarly deduction from those joining service in the month of February, will start from the salary bill of the coming March and so on.
5. The existing system of the Pension and General Provident Fund will cease to exist for those Government servants who join in service on or after 1-12-2004
6. The Head of the Office and the Drawing & Disbursing Officer concerned will be responsible for recording the name, designation, scale of pay, pay, name of the nominee and relationship with such nominee of such Government servant in a register to be kept in concerned Office as a record
7. The G.P.F office shall allot a permanent Account Number for each member of this New Pension Scheme
8. The Drawing & Disbursing Officer will send Pay Bill of the employee after attaching the details of such deductions in four copies to the Treasury. The Treasury will send one copy of this Statement to G.P.F. office for maintaining accounts.
9. After the retirement of the employee, 40% of the amount so accumulated in his account will be invested in purchasing of Shares/LIC Investments by the State Government. The rest 60% of the amount so accumulated will be paid to the employee at a time.
10. On the issue of maintenance of the pension fund account, further guide lines shall be issued on various aspect e.g - opening of Budget head, admissible interest deposited amount etc. after receipt of detailed guidelines from Central Government.
11. At the end of each financial year the G.P.F office will prepare Annual Account Statements for each employee showing the opening balance, details of the monthly deductions, Governments matching contribution and interest earned (if any) there on and will be sent to each employee.
12. In case of any dispute or doubt in this respect the matter will be referred to the Finance Department, whose decision shall be final & binding.
By order of the Governor
(Ganesh Prasad )
Deputy Secretary, Finance Department,
Jharkhand Government.
Letter No.-DP-5-47-03-518/FDS Ranchi, Dated 9/12/2004 Copy to- Accountant General, Bihar & Jharkhand, Ranchi/Patna for information and necessary action.
(Ganesh Prasad )
Deputy Secretary, Finance Department,
Jharkhand Government.
Letter No.-DP-5-47-03-518/FDS Ranchi, Dated 9/12/2004
Copy to- All Departmentals Secretary / Head of the Departments/Directors /Divisional Commissioners/D.C./District Provident Officers/Treasury Officers/Sub Treasury Officers for information and necessary action.
(Ganesh Prasad )
Deputy Secretary, Finance Department,
Jharkhand Government.
Letter No.-DP-5-47-03-518/FDS Ranchi, Dated 9/12/2004
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Jharkhand Government
Finance Department
Sub- The contributory pension scheme for Jharkhand State Government employees.
As per recommendation made by the Fitment Committee, the State Government employees are entitled to get pay and other facilities alike Central Government employees.
Government of India has introduced a new contributory pension scheme in place of the exiting one vide Government of India (Ministry of Finance Department of Economics Affairs) Notification No. 5/7/03 E.C.B. dated 22 December 2003. Accordingly the Government of Jharkhand has also decided to introduce this New Pension Scheme with effect from 1 December 2004.
1. The Scheme will be known as Jharkhand Sarkar Sarkari Karmachari Anshadayani Pension Yojna, 2004.
2. It will be mandatory for all the employees, who join service on or after 01-12-2004. This scheme shall have no effect on those who have been appointed on contract basis, employees of the State Government undertakings, those who are on deputation in Govt. from Autonomous organisations, daily wage labours, those employed on adhoc basis and also those persons who are reemployed in Govt. after completion of the tenure as Govt. servant earlier.
3. After joining on or after 1-12-2004 each employee will have to pay a monthly contribution of 10% of basic pay & D.A., from his salary and the matching contribution will be paid by the State Government.
4. Such deductions will start from the salary of the next month from the date of joining of the employees. For example, employees who join in service in the month of January, deductions from his Pay & D.A. will start from the salary bill of the coming February. Similarly deduction from those joining service in the month of February, will start from the salary bill of the coming March and so on.
5. The existing system of the Pension and General Provident Fund will cease to exist for those Government servants who join in service on or after 1-12-2004
6. The Head of the Office and the Drawing & Disbursing Officer concerned will be responsible for recording the name, designation, scale of pay, pay, name of the nominee and relationship with such nominee of such Government servant in a register to be kept in concerned Office as a record
7. The G.P.F office shall allot a permanent Account Number for each member of this New Pension Scheme
8. The Drawing & Disbursing Officer will send Pay Bill of the employee after attaching the details of such deductions in four copies to the Treasury. The Treasury will send one copy of this Statement to G.P.F. office for maintaining accounts.
9. After the retirement of the employee, 40% of the amount so accumulated in his account will be invested in purchasing of Shares/LIC Investments by the State Government. The rest 60% of the amount so accumulated will be paid to the employee at a time.
10. On the issue of maintenance of the pension fund account, further guide lines shall be issued on various aspect e.g - opening of Budget head, admissible interest deposited amount etc. after receipt of detailed guidelines from Central Government.
11. At the end of each financial year the G.P.F office will prepare Annual Account Statements for each employee showing the opening balance, details of the monthly deductions, Governments matching contribution and interest earned (if any) there on and will be sent to each employee.
12. In case of any dispute or doubt in this respect the matter will be referred to the Finance Department, whose decision shall be final & binding.
By order of the Governor
(Ganesh Prasad )
Deputy Secretary, Finance Department,
Jharkhand Government.
Letter No.-DP-5-47-03-518/FDS Ranchi, Dated 9/12/2004 Copy to- Accountant General, Bihar & Jharkhand, Ranchi/Patna for information and necessary action.
(Ganesh Prasad )
Deputy Secretary, Finance Department,
Jharkhand Government.
Letter No.-DP-5-47-03-518/FDS Ranchi, Dated 9/12/2004
Copy to- All Departmentals Secretary / Head of the Departments/Directors /Divisional Commissioners/D.C./District Provident Officers/Treasury Officers/Sub Treasury Officers for information and necessary action.
(Ganesh Prasad )
Deputy Secretary, Finance Department,
Jharkhand Government.
Letter No.-DP-5-47-03-518/FDS Ranchi, Dated 9/12/2004
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Mobile Number of the CBI/Ranchi!
Mobile Number-9470590429,against any corruption,the pensioners may intimate his/her complain before the CBI/Ranchi, Central Govt and Jharkhand State pensioners may use.
K.P.Ghosh,
General Secretary,
Bharat Pensioner Samaj,
Madhupur
K.P.Ghosh,
General Secretary,
Bharat Pensioner Samaj,
Madhupur
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