Ex-Servicemen

Restoration of pension in respect of Defence Service Personnel who had drawn lump sum payment on absorption in Public Sector Undertakings/ Autonomous Bodies — delinking of qualifying service of 33 years for revised pension with effect from…

Initial Pay of re-employed Ex-Servicemen served below Commissioned Officer who held posts below Commissioned Officer Rank in Defence Forces, retired before attaining the age of 55 years

Meaning of Ex-Servicemen – Revised Definition / Clarification for Ex-Servicemen

Definition of Ex-Servicemen - category wise description in detail -Directorate General Resettlement for Ex-Servicemen

Re-Employment of Ex-Servicemen in Civil side for the purpose of re-employment in Government would cease his Ex-servicemen status

Minutes of the meeting held under the Chairmanship of Hon'ble Raksha Mantri to discuss the Action Taken Report on the issues pertaining to welfare of Ex-servicemen.

Press Release on Financial Assistance to Ex-Servicemen - Details of Kendriya Sainik Board schemes for imparting education and skill development

Ex-Servicemen reemployed in Railways - Applicability of Railway Services (Revised Pay) Rules, 2008 for persons re-employed in Railway service after retirement from Defence Forces 

However, the issue of disability pension which had created considerable disappointment in the Services is not covered under this.

It has been decided that the minimum guaranteed enhanced rate of Ordinary Family Pension of all Pre-2006 pensioners may be revised w.e.f.01.01.2006 on the basis of the minimum of fitment table for the rank in the revised Pay Band as…

Railway Board clarifies that Ex-servicemen with Diploma Certificate with an endorsement that it is equivalent to Engineering Degree are not eligible for the post of Engineer posts in Railways which require Degree in Engineering as entry…

Controller General of Defence Accounts (CGDA), Defence Accounts Department's release says that there are 24.61 lakhs pensioners, spread across the country. On an average 45,000 Defence Forces personnel and Defence civilians retire every…

While widows will get arrears in lump-sum, others will be paid in four half-yearly installments. Army personnel who have taken voluntary retirement will not be covered under OROP.

The Government still sticks to their stand that the pension would be revised every five years, and the Veterans, still hold their Gun demanding a revision every year or atleast every two years.

Govt too is very keen to finalise OROP before Bihar Elections but deadlock prevails as of now in deciding the period of revision pension