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'We Sip Cappuccino, While...': Court Upholds Disability Pension Order For Soldiers
Refusing to interfere with orders directing payment of disability pension to two army personnel, the Delhi High Court said that soldiers defend the country often in harsh conditions and the possibility of disease, disability comes with the service.
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Check Details Of Direct Recruitment At National Pension System Trust
The last date to fill the online applications and payment of fee is December 24, 2023.
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Pension Is A Basic Entitlement And Its Payment Cannot Be Denied: High Court
Pension is a basic entitlement and retired employees cannot be deprived of this payment, which is a very source of livelihood for them, the Bombay High Court has said.
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"Review Decision": Union Minister Opposes Odisha's Cash Pension Payments
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday urged Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik to reconsider the state government's recent decision to hand over cash as pension to senior citizens, widows and persons with disabilities.
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Centre Duty-Bound To Comply With One Rank One Pension Dues Verdict: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said the Centre is duty-bound to comply with its 2022 judgement on the payment of One Rank One Pension arrears to ex-service personnel.
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'End Sealed Cover Business': Chief Justice Blasts Government's Top Lawyer
He refused to accept a sealed cover envelope submitted by the Attorney General of India stating the decision of the Defence Ministry on the payment of pensions, asking the government's top lawyer to read it or take it back.
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Started Process To Withdraw Note On One Rank, One Pension: Centre To Court
The Ministry of Defence has told the Supreme Court that it has initiated the process of withdrawing its communication on payment of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) arrears in four instalments and gave a time schedule for payment of the arrears.
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Supreme Court's Contempt Warning To Centre Over One Rank One Pension
The Supreme Court today pulled up the Ministry of Defence over its communication regarding the payment of arrears under One Rank One Pension (OROP) in four instalments to eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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What Delhi Civic Body Boss Told Court Over Pending Salaries, Pensions
Delhi High Court was on Thursday informed by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi commissioner that the civic body had paid salaries and pensions to employees and retired staff members till December and the payment for January would be cleared soon.
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Supreme Court Grants Centre Time Till March 15 To Clear One Rank One Pension Arrears
The Supreme Court on Monday granted time till March 15 to the Centre for payment of arrears of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) to all eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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Centre Wants 3 More Months To Clear One Rank One Pension Arrears
The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking extension of time till March 15, 2023 for payment of arrears of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) scheme to all eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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Madhya Pradesh Hasn't Paid Bhopal Gas Widows' Meagre Pension Since December 2019
The Centre and the state were together funding the pension paid since 2010 to around 5,000 widows of Bhopal Gas Tragedy victims. Since December 2019, however, the payments have completely stopped.
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Court Pulls Up Delhi Government, Civic Bodies Over Non Payment Of Salaries
The Delhi High Court Thursday pulled up the "irresponsible" authorities for not paying salaries and pensions to employees of the three municipal corporations in the national, saying if things don't change and go on like this, it will not be surprised if the political leaders and people who indulge in this are lynched by the public at large.
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Lack Of Funds Not An Accepted Excuse: Delhi High Court To Civic Bodies Over Salaries
Delhi High Court, while hearing the batch of petitions in relation to non-payment of salaries and pensions to the employees of Municipal Corporations, said that non-availability of funds cannot be and shall not be accepted by the Court as an excuse for untimely payment of salaries on Wednesday.
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WhatsApp to Start Offering Health Insurance, Micro-Pension Products in India Soon
WhatsApp is set to start rolling out health insurance and micro-pension offerings in India. The company is working with SBI General for launching health insurance products and HDFC Pension and Singapore-based firm PinBox Solutions for micro-pension products.
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'We Sip Cappuccino, While...': Court Upholds Disability Pension Order For Soldiers
Refusing to interfere with orders directing payment of disability pension to two army personnel, the Delhi High Court said that soldiers defend the country often in harsh conditions and the possibility of disease, disability comes with the service.
-
Check Details Of Direct Recruitment At National Pension System Trust
The last date to fill the online applications and payment of fee is December 24, 2023.
-
Pension Is A Basic Entitlement And Its Payment Cannot Be Denied: High Court
Pension is a basic entitlement and retired employees cannot be deprived of this payment, which is a very source of livelihood for them, the Bombay High Court has said.
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"Review Decision": Union Minister Opposes Odisha's Cash Pension Payments
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Wednesday urged Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik to reconsider the state government's recent decision to hand over cash as pension to senior citizens, widows and persons with disabilities.
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Centre Duty-Bound To Comply With One Rank One Pension Dues Verdict: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday said the Centre is duty-bound to comply with its 2022 judgement on the payment of One Rank One Pension arrears to ex-service personnel.
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'End Sealed Cover Business': Chief Justice Blasts Government's Top Lawyer
He refused to accept a sealed cover envelope submitted by the Attorney General of India stating the decision of the Defence Ministry on the payment of pensions, asking the government's top lawyer to read it or take it back.
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Started Process To Withdraw Note On One Rank, One Pension: Centre To Court
The Ministry of Defence has told the Supreme Court that it has initiated the process of withdrawing its communication on payment of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) arrears in four instalments and gave a time schedule for payment of the arrears.
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Supreme Court's Contempt Warning To Centre Over One Rank One Pension
The Supreme Court today pulled up the Ministry of Defence over its communication regarding the payment of arrears under One Rank One Pension (OROP) in four instalments to eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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What Delhi Civic Body Boss Told Court Over Pending Salaries, Pensions
Delhi High Court was on Thursday informed by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi commissioner that the civic body had paid salaries and pensions to employees and retired staff members till December and the payment for January would be cleared soon.
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Supreme Court Grants Centre Time Till March 15 To Clear One Rank One Pension Arrears
The Supreme Court on Monday granted time till March 15 to the Centre for payment of arrears of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) to all eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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Centre Wants 3 More Months To Clear One Rank One Pension Arrears
The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking extension of time till March 15, 2023 for payment of arrears of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) scheme to all eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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Madhya Pradesh Hasn't Paid Bhopal Gas Widows' Meagre Pension Since December 2019
The Centre and the state were together funding the pension paid since 2010 to around 5,000 widows of Bhopal Gas Tragedy victims. Since December 2019, however, the payments have completely stopped.
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Court Pulls Up Delhi Government, Civic Bodies Over Non Payment Of Salaries
The Delhi High Court Thursday pulled up the "irresponsible" authorities for not paying salaries and pensions to employees of the three municipal corporations in the national, saying if things don't change and go on like this, it will not be surprised if the political leaders and people who indulge in this are lynched by the public at large.
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Lack Of Funds Not An Accepted Excuse: Delhi High Court To Civic Bodies Over Salaries
Delhi High Court, while hearing the batch of petitions in relation to non-payment of salaries and pensions to the employees of Municipal Corporations, said that non-availability of funds cannot be and shall not be accepted by the Court as an excuse for untimely payment of salaries on Wednesday.
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WhatsApp to Start Offering Health Insurance, Micro-Pension Products in India Soon
WhatsApp is set to start rolling out health insurance and micro-pension offerings in India. The company is working with SBI General for launching health insurance products and HDFC Pension and Singapore-based firm PinBox Solutions for micro-pension products.
