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OFFICIAL MONTHLY ORGAN OF THE BHARAT PENSIONERS SAMAJ, NEW DELHI - 110 014

(Federation of All India Pensioners’ Associations)

(MEMBER, INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION ON AGEING, TORONTO, CANADA)

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Single Copy : Rs. 50JUNE 2017 VOI. XII NO. 06

RNI REGD. NO. DELBIL/2006/17678web site : www.bharatpensioner.org e-mail : [email protected]

How the battle is lost !

Option 1 for revision of pension denied

The struggle continues

OPTION 1 recommended by 7th CPC for the revision of Pension/Family pension of pre 2016,denied inspite of availability of service records of over 80% of old pensioners.

The alternative given vide OM dated 12.5.2017 though to some extent will benefit a % of oldpensioners, it cannot make up the lifelong loss old pensioners will suffer due to denial of option 1.Ever since Honourable Supreme Court’s land mark judgement dated 17.12.1982 in UOI vs D SNakra, in the hide and seek game with UOI for 100% parity between present & past Civil Pensioners‘Bharat Pensioners Samaj’ had this time secured Penalty Corner but the babus in DOP&PWfoiled the final hit.

Why only DOP&PW, our own people must share the blame ! The war veterans whom we hadbeen supporting for years in their struggle for one rank one pension were the first to oppose‘Bharat Pensioners Samaj’ demand for 100% parity/one rank one pension for civil pensioners,through electronic media as well as through representations (backed by their serving HODs) toGOI, pleading that they only are entitled to this benefit and not the Civil pensioners.

The final blow was delivered in the 7th meeting of feasibility committee on 17.10.2016 when,as mentioned in Para 4 of the official minutes issued vide OM No.38/37/2016-P&PW(A) GOI,Ministry of Personnel, PG and Pensions, DOP&PW dated 31-10-2016, JCM (staff side) agreedwith govt’s alternative proposal.

BHARAT PENSIONERS SAMAJ HAS BEEN FIGHTING TOOTH & NAIL FOR 100% PARITYBETWEEN PRESENT & PAST CIVIL PENSIONERS AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO TILLTHE GOAL IS ACHIEVED. S C Maheshwari, SG BPS

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cont’d at P-5

Pay onretire-ment

130003100320033003400350036253750387540004125425043754500

Notionalpay-5thCPC

21000010000100001032510325106501097510975113001130011625119501195012275

Notionalpay-6thC P C(Fitment

table-6th

CPC)

32520025200252002581025810264102702027020276202762028230288302883029440

Notionalpay-7thCPC withMF OF2.57-3rdo p t i o n(col.3xMF)

46476464764647646633266332678746944169441709837098372551740937409375661

Operative Payof col 4 in thenext cell ofpay matrix(MOF OM dt

25-7-2016)

56770067700677006770067700697006970069700718007180074000762007620076200

Pay based onoption 1 withi n c r e m e n t s(pay matrix)

66770069700718007400076200785008090083300858008840091100938009660099500

Pension asper option3 (col.5/2)

OM dt:

12.05.2017

73385033850338503385033850348503485034850359003590037000381003810038100

Pensionas peroption1(col.6/2)

83385034850359003700038100392504045041650429004420045550469004830049750

Differencein pensionb e t w e e noption 1 &3 (col.8-7)

90

10002050315042504400560068007000830085508800

1020011650

AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT WE LOSE BY DENIAL OF OPTION-1

REVISED PENSION OF S 19 PB 3 (LEVEL 11) PENSIONERS OF 4TH CPC WITH 3RD OPTION BASEDON NOTIONAL PAY IN SUCCESSIVE PAY COMMISSIONS

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Minutes of the 7th meeting of the Committeeset up to examine feasibility of implementationof recommendation of Seventh CPC for revisionof pension of Pre-2016 held on 17.10.2016 atSardar Patel Bhawan, New Delhi.

7th meeting of Committee for examination offeasibility of implementation of recommendationof 7th Central Pay Commission for revision ofpension of pre-2016 pensioners was held on17.10.2016 at Sardar Patel Bhawan, New Delhi.As Secretary (Pension) was on leave, Ms.Sanjeevanee Kutty, Special Secretary & FinancialAdvisor, Ministry of Home Affairs chaired themeeting. The following were present from officialside:

1. Sh. Ashok Kumar Dash, Member (Personnel),Department of posts.

2. Sh. Rozy Agarwal, Joint (CGDA), Ministry ofDefence.

3. Sh. R. K. Chaturvedi, Joint Secretary,Implementation Cell, Department ofExpenditure.

4. Ms. Santosh, Joint Secretary, Department ofEx-Servicemen Welfare.

5. Ms. Vandana Sharma, Additional Secretary,DOP&PW (representing Secretary,Department of Pension & PW).

6. Sh. Sanjay Singh, Chief Controller (Pension),CPAO (representing Controller General ofAccounts).

7. Sh. Tanveer Ahmad, Executive Director, RailwayBoard (representing Member Staff RailwayBoard).

2. The following were present from JCM (Staffside) :

1. Shiv Gopal Mishra, Secretary, JCM.

2. Sh. Guman Singh, Member

3. Sh. J. R. Bhosale, Member

4. Sh. K. K. N. Kutty, Member

5. Sh. C. Srikumar, Member

6. Sh. M. S. Raja, Member

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1. How the Battle is Lost.......................................1

2. 7th CPC Revision.........................................2,5-22

i) Loss by denial of option-1..................................2

ii) Mts of 7th meeting of JCM.......................2,5-6

iii) Management...............................................4-5

iv) DOP&PW dt 12.5.17 reg Revision of pension

of pre-16 penr’s...................................6-8&15

v) DOE resolution dt.16.5.17...............................9

vi) MOD reg Impl of Govts. decision on.................

recomms of the 7 CPC..............................9-10

vii) DOP&T dt.19.05.2017 reg evision of pension

of pre-16 penr’s ..........................................10

viii) DOP&T dt.19/22.5.17 reg amendments in the

recomms of 7 CPC ................................10-11

ix) Rly Bd reg revision of pensions......................

of pre-16.....................................................11

x) DoPosts reg revision of pension of....................

pre-16 .............................................11-12&18

xi) Sample Calculations..................12-13&16-17

xii) Revised Pay Matrix Table.........................14

xiii) CPAO dt.23.5.15 reg procedual action revision

of pension of pre-16...............................18-20

xiv) MoCommerce & Industry reg benefits of.........

7 CPC and DR to pensioners......................20

xv) CPAO dt.25.5.17 reg guidelines on ...............

revision on pension pre-16 ...................20-23

3. BPS Delegates donate forfamilies of martyrs....

to Hon’ble MOS (I/C) PM Office...................3&36

4. GOI Orders.................................................22-26

i) PCDA reg disability elements to.........................

armed forces..............................................22-23

ii) PCDA reg automatic restoration of .................

com pension.............................................23-25

iii)PCDA reg exemption of ITax on.......................

gallantry awardees ........................................25

iv) Rly Bd reg non-recovery of incorrect...............

payments to Rly pension........................25-26

v) DOP&PW reg DR to CPF.....................................

beneficiaries...................................................26

5. GOI PIB press release dt.1.6.17 on.....................

donation by BPS.................................................27

6. ECHS.................................................................28

7. Hum Aur Aap - BPS Writies .................... 28-31

8. Thanks ........................................................ 32-33

9. Aap Aur Hum ............................................. 34-35

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BPS Delegates Meet Hon’ble MOS (I/C) PMOffice

On 31.5.20017, a delegation of BharatPensioners Samaj cormprising: K C Pipal-WkgPrez, S C Maheshwari-Secy Genl, Pooran Lal-AddlSecy Genl, K L Malhotra-Secy (PR) & RameshwarKumar- Treasurer met Hon’ble MOS Dr JitenderaSingh in his office in North Block New Delhi andpresented him a cheque of Rs 1 lac frompensioners fraternity for the welfare of Martyrsfamilies as a token of solidarity, emotional andfinancial support to Armed forces and Martyrsfamilies. Also handed a Memorandum seekingrestoration of option-1 recommended by 7th CPCfor revision of pension of Pre-2016 pensionersand applicability of 7th CPC benefits and DR to allPSUs pensioners.

(Photo at P-36) Er.S.C.Maheshwari

Secy. Genl. BHARAT PENSIONERS SAMAJ

FLASH

Ultimately the dream for restoration of fullpension in respect of PSU absorbees who haddrawn lump-sum at the time of absorption maycome True . It is understood that file withfavourable remarks has come back from FinanceMinistry Department of Expenditure and within 10to 15 days the final order may be issued for allPSU absorbees in who's case 1/3rd pension hasbeen restored. The restoration of full pension willbe w.e.f completion of 15 years from date ofcommutation.

SC Maheshwari,Secy BPS

HIGH COURT OF DELHI

In W.P.(C) 3035/2016 RAM PHAL versusUNION OF INDIA & ORS of August 03, 2016, HCruled that a Subedar Major retired from scale ofRs. 6500-10500 on July 31, 2002, from CPMF isentitled for Pension of Rs. 9375 in VI PC, sincepost of Subedar Major was put in PB2 in scale ofRs. 9300-34800 with GP Rs. 4800, as reflected inSection II of Part C of Revised pay structure forcertain posts in Ministries and UT as notified inGazette of India. H.C. said since OM 11 Feb 2009is quashed by CAT/PB and endorsed by DelhiH.C. in S29 case, benefit of upgraded post cannotbe denied to pre-2006 pensioners. Read fulljudgement on www. pensionersmedia.in

S C Maheshwari, SG BPS

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Details of Managing committeemembers of Bharat Pensioners Samaj :-

cont’d from p-23. Recalling the discussion in the last meeting

on 6.10.2016, Additional Secretary (Pension)requested the Staff side of the JCM for theirconsidered views in regard to the alternatemethod of fixation of notional pay in eachintervening Pay Commissions for revision ofpension as on 1.1.2016, which was suggestedby the Committee in that meeting.

4. The Staff side appreciated the concernshown by the Committee for finding a viablesolution to the issue of revision of pension of Pre-2016 pensioners. They agreed that the incrementsmethod recommended by the Pay Commissionfor fixation of notional pension for revision ofpension of pre-2016 pensioners may result inlarge scale anomalies and that the method ofnotional pay fixation in each intervening PayCommission is a much more rational andscientific method. The pay fixation method wouldbenefit almost all pre-2016 pensioners and wouldensure smoother and faster revision of pension.In fact, JCM (Staff side) had, itself, suggested thepay fixation method for revision of pension to theSeventh CPC.

5. JCM (Staff side), however, mentioned thatsince the increment method recommended by theSeventh CPC has been accepted by the Cabinetsubject to its implementation being found feasibleby the Committee, a small number of pensionerswho are likely to get higher benefit by incrementsmethod (mostly retired before 1.1.1996) may feelaggrieved if their pension is not revised by thatmethod. This may lead to litigation.

6. Sh. Tanveer Ahmad, Executive Director,Railway Board mentioned that pensioners whowere promoted just before their retirement wouldbe at a disadvantageous position on implemen-tation of the Increment Method.. Chief Controller,CPAO mentioned that when large scale anomaliesare visualized even before actual implementationof the increment method, it would not be advisableto go ahead with implementation of that method.

7. Staff side suggested that both the optionsi.e. Increments Method as well as Pay FixationMethod may be offered to the pre-2016 pensionersalong with the 2.57 Fitment Method (alreadyimplemented) and they may be asked to chooseone of these options for revision of their pensionw.e.f. 1.1.2016. This may also reduce the chances

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OM No.38/37/2016-P&PW(A) dt : 12.05.2017from Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions, Depttof Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare, Khan Market,New Delhi.

Sub :-Implementation of Government’s decisionon the recommendations of the SeventhCentral Pay Commission – Revision ofpension of pre-2016 pensioners/familypensioners, etc.

The undersigned is directed to say that the7th Central Pay Commission (7th CPC). in itsReport, recommended two formulations forrevision of pension of pre-2016 pensioners. AResolution No.38/37/2016-P&PW (A) dated04.08.2016 was issued by this Departmentindicating the decisions taken by the Governmenton the various recommendations of the 7th CPCon pensionary matters.

2. Based on the decisions taken by theGovernment on the recommendations of the 7thCPC, orders for revision of pension of pre-2016pensioners/family pensioners in accordance withsecond Formulation were issued vide thisDepartment’s OM No. 38/37/2016-P&PW (A) (ii)dated 04.08.2016. It was provided in this OM. thatthe revised pension/family pension w.e.t. 1.1.2016of pre-2016 pensioners/family pensioners shallbe determined by multiplying the pension/familypension as had been fixed at the time ofimplementation of the recommendations of the6th CPC, by 2.57.

3. In accordance with the decision mentionedin this Department’s Resolution No. 38/37/2016-P&PW (A) dated 04.08.2016 and OM No. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) (ii) dated 04.08.2016, thefeasibility of the first option recommended by 7thCPC has been examined by a Committee headed

by Secretary, Department of Pension Pensioners’Welfare.

4. The aforesaid Committee has submittedits Report and the recommendations made bythe Committee have been considered by theGovernment. Accordingly, it has been decidedthat the revised pension/family pension w.e.f01.01.2016 in respect of all Central civilpensioners/family pensioners, including CAPF’s,who retired/died prior to 01.01.2016, may berevised by notionally fixing their pay in the paymatrix recommended by the 7th CPC in the levelcorresponding to the pay in the pay scale/pay bandand grade pay at which they retired/died. This willbe done by notional pay fixation under eachintervening Pay Commission based on theFormula for revision of pay. While fixing pay onnotional basis, the pay fixation formulae approvedby the Government and other relevant instructionson the subject in force at the relevant time shallbe strictly followed. 50% of the notional pay as on01.01.2016 shall be the revised pension and 30%of this notional pay shall be the revised familypension wef. 1.1.2016 as per the first Permutation.In the case of family pensioners who were entitledto family pension at enhanced rate, the revisedfamily pension shall be 50% of the notional payas on 01.01.2016 and shall be payable till theperiod up to which family pension at enhancedrate is admissible as per rules. The amount ofrevised pension/family pension so arrived at shallbe rounded off to next higher rupee.

5. It has also been decided that higher of thetwo Formulations i.e the pension/family pensionalready revised in accordance with thisDepartment’s OM No. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) (ii)dated 04.08.2016 or the revised pension/familypension as worked out in accordance with para 4above, shall be granted to pre-2016 central civilpensioners as revised pension/family pensionw.e.f. 01.01.2016. In cases where pension/familypension being paid w.e.f. 1.1.2016 in accordancewith this Department’s OM No. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) (ii) dated 04.08.2016 happens to bemore than pension/family pension as worked outin accordance with para 4 above, the pension/family pension already being paid shall be treatedas revised pension/family pension w.e.f. 1.1.2016.

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of anomalies on account of implementation of theIncrements Method.

8. Special Secretary & FA, Ministry of HomeAffairs informed that the Committee will take anappropriate view in the matter after taking intoaccount all the relevant aspects including theviews expressed by the Staff side of the JCM.

9. The meeting ended with a vote of thanks tothe chair.

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6. Instructions were issued vide thisDepartment’s OM No. 45/86/97-P&PW(A) (iii)dated 10.02.1998 for revision of pension/familypension in respect of Government servants whoretired or died before 01.01.1986, by notionalfixation of their pay in the scale of pay introducedwith effect from 01.01.1986. The notional pay soworked out as on 01.01.1986 was treated asaverage emoluments/last pay for the purpose ofcalculation of notional pension/family pension ason 01.01.1986. The notional pension/familypension so arrived at was further revised with effectfrom 01.01.1996 and was paid in accordance withthe instructions issued for revision of pension/family pension of pre-1996 pensioners/familypensioners in implementation of therecommendations of the 5th Central PayCommission.

7. Accordingly, for the purpose of calculationof notional pay w.e.f. 1.1.2016 of thoseGovernment servants who retired or died before01.01.1986, the pay scale and the notional pay ason 1.1.1986, as arrived at in terms of theinstructions issued vide this Department’s OM 45/86/97~P&PW(A) dated 10.02.1998, will be treatedas the pay scale and the pay of the concernedGovernment servant as on 1.1.1986. in the caseof those Government servants who retired or diedon or after 01.01.1986 but before 1.1.2016 theactual pay and the pay scale from which they retiredor died would be taken into consideration for thepurpose of calculation of the notional pay as on1.1.2016 in accordance with para 4 above.

8. The minimum pension with effect from01.01.2016 will be Rs. 9000/- per month(excluding the element of additional pension toold pensioners). The upper ceiling on pension/family pension will be 50% and 30% respectivelyof the highest pay in the Government (The highestpay in the Government is Rs. 2,50,000 with effectfrom 01.01.2016).

9. The pension/family pension as worked outin accordance with provisions of Para 4 and 5above shall be treated as ‘Basic Pension’ witheffect from 01.01.2016. The revised pension/family pension includes dearness reliefsanctioned from 1.1.2016 and shall qualify forgrant of Dearness Relief sanctioned thereafter.

10. The existing instructions regardingregulation of dearness relief to employed/re-employed pensioners/family pensioners, ascontained in Department of Pension &Pensioners Welfare OM. No. 45/73/97-P&PW(G)dated 02.07.1999, as amended from time to time,shall continue to apply.

11. These orders would not be applicable forthe purpose of revision of pension of thosepensioners who were drawing compulsoryretirement pension under Rule 40 of the CCS(Pension) Rules or compassionate allowanceunder Rule 41 of the CCS (Pension) Rules. Thepensioners in these categories would continueto be entitled to revised pension in accordancewith the instructions contained in thisDepartment’s OM. No. 38/37/2016~P&PW(A)(ii)dated 4.8.2016.

12. The pension of the pensioners who aredrawing monthly pension from the Governmenton permanent absorption in public sectorundertakings /autonomous bodies will also berevised in accordance with these orders. However,separate orders will be issued for revision ofpension of those pensioners who had earlierdrawn one time lump sum terminal benefits onabsorption in public sector undertakings, etc. andare drawing one-third restored pension as perthe instructions issued by this Department fromtime to time.

13. in cases where, on permanent absorptionin public sector undertakings/autonomousbodies, the terms of absorption and/or the rulespermit grant of family pension under the CCS(Pension) Rules, 1972 or the corresponding rulesapplicable to Railway employees/members of AllIndia Services, the family pension being drawn byfamily pensioners will be updated in accordancewith these orders.

14. Since the consolidated pension will beinclusive of commuted portion of pension, if any,the commuted portion will be deducted from thesaid amount while making monthlydisbursements.

15. The quantum of age-related pension/familypension available to the old pensioners/ familypensioners shall continue to be as follows:-

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Age of pensioner/familypensionerFrom 80 years to lessthan 85 yearsFrom 85 years to lessthan 90 yearsFrom 90 years to lessthan 95 yearsFrom 95 years to lessthan 100 years100 years or more

Additional quantum ofpension20% of revised basicpension/family pension30% of revised basicpension/family pension40% of revised basicpension/family pension50% of revised basicpension/family pension100% of revised basicpension/family pension

The amount of additional pension will beshown distinctly in the pension payment order.For example, in case where a pensioner is morethan 80 years of age and his/her revised pensionis Rs.10,000 pm, the pension will be shown as (i)Basic pension = Rs.10,000 and (ii) Additionalpension = Rs.2,000 pm. The pension on his/herattaining the age of 85 years will be shown as(i).Basic Pension = Rs.10,000 and (ii) additionalpension = Rs.3,000 pm. Dearness relief will beadmissible on the additional pension availableto the old pensioners also.

16. A few examples of calculation of pension/family pension in the manner prescribed aboveare given in Annexure-I to this OM.(see p-15)

17. No arrears on account of revision ofPension/Family pension on notional fixation of paywill be admissible for the period prior to 1.1.2016.The arrears on account of revision of pension/family pension in terms of these orders would beadmissible with effect from 01.01.2016. Forcalculation of arrears becoming due on therevision of pension/ family pension on the basisof this O.M., the arrears of pension and the revisedpension/family pension already paid on revisionof pension/family pension in accordance with theinstructions contained in this Department’s OMNo. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) (ii) dated 04.08.2016shall be adjusted.

18. it shall be the responsibility of the Head ofDepartment and Pay and Accounts Office attachedto that office from which the Government servanthad retired or was working last before his deathto revise the pension/family pension of Pre-2016pensioners/family pensioners with effect from01.01.2016 in accordance with these orders andto issue a revised pension payment authority. The

Pension Sanctioning Authority would impressupon the concerned Head of Office for fixation ofpay on notional basis at the earliest and issuerevised authority at the earliest. The revisedauthority will be issued under the existing PPOnumber and would travel to the PensionDisbursing Authority through the same channelthrough which the original PPO had travelled.

19. These orders shall apply to allpensioners/family pensioners who were drawingpension/family pension before 1.1.2016 under theCentral Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972, andthe corresponding rules applicable to Railwaypensioners and pensioners of All India Services,including officers of the Indian Civil Service retiredfrom service on or after 1.1.1973. A pensioner/family pensioner who became entitled to pension/family pension with effect from 01.01.2016consequent on retirement/death of Governmentservant on 31.12.2015, would also be covered bythese orders. Separate orders will be issued bythe Ministry of Defence in regard to Armed Forcespensioners/family pensioners.

20 These orders do not apply to retired HighCourt and Supreme Court Judges and otherConstitutional/Statutory Authorities whosepension etc. is governed by separate rules/orders.

21 These orders issue with the concurrenceof Ministry of Finance (Department of Expenditure)vide their ID. No. 30-1/33(c)/2016-IC dated11.05.2017 and ID. No.30-1/33(c)/2016-IC dated12.05.2017.

22. In their application to the personsbelonging to the Indian Audit and AccountsDepartment, these orders issue in consultationwith the Comptroller and Auditor General of India.

23. Ministry of Agriculture etc. are requestedto bring the contents of these orders to the noticeof Heads of Department/Controller of Accounts,Pay and Accounts Officers, and Attached andSubordinate Offices under them on top prioritybasis. All Ministries/Departments are requestedto accord top priority to the work of revision ofpension of pre-2016 pensioners/familypensioners and issue the revised PensionPayment Authority in respect of all ore-2016pensioners,

Harjit Singh, Director

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MINISTRY OF FINANCE

(Department of Expenditure)

RESOLUTION

New Delhi, the 16th May, 2017

No. 1-2/2016-IC.—Whereas, vide itsResolution No.1-2/2016-IC notified in the Gazetteof India, dated the 25th July, 2016, the Governmentof India accepted the recommendations of theSeventh Central Pay Commission in respect ofthe categories of employees covered in the Termsof Reference contained in its earlier ResolutionNo.1/1/2013-E.III(A) dated the 28th February, 2014.

And, whereas, the Government hasconsidered it necessary to make the followingchanges in the recommendations of the saidSeventh Central Pay Commission in respect ofthe said categories of employees, namely:—

(1) The Defence Pay Matrix, (except Military NursingService (MNS)), which has 24 stages shall beextended to 40 stages similar to the Civil PayMatrix;

(2) The Index of Rationalisation (IOR) of Level 12Aand 13 of Defence Pay Matrix shall beenhanced from 2.57 to 2.67. The Defence PayMatrix (except MNS) shall, accordingly, berevised;

(3) To rectify the factual errors appearing in Level10B and Level-12 of the pay matrix of MNSand in view of the changes in the IOR in theDefence Pay Matrix, the first stage ofcorresponding Levels of Pay Matrix of MNSshall also change. Accordingly, the Pay Matrix(MNS) shall be revised;

(4) The IOR of Level-13 of Civil Pay Matrix shallalso be enhanced from 2.57 to 2.67.Accordingly, the Civil Pay Matrix as containedin Annexure-1 mentioned in para 6 of theaforesaid Resolution dated the 25th July, 2016shall be revised. The revised Civil Pay Matrixis at Appendix-1;

(5) The provision contained in para 13 of theaforesaid Resolution dated 25th July, 2016shall be revised to the extent that the benefit ofpay protection in the form of personal pay ofofficers posted on deputation under CentralStaffing Scheme, as envisaged therein, shallbe given effect from 1st January, 2016 instead

of 25th July, 2016. Further, this benefit shallalso be extended to officers from Servicesunder Central Staffing Scheme, coming ondeputation to Central Government, on postsnot covered under Central Staffing Scheme.

ORDER

Ordered that this Resolution be published inthe Gazette of India, Extraordinary.

Ordered that a copy of this Resolution becommunicated to the Ministries/Departments ofthe Government of India, State Governments,Administrations of Union Territories and all otherconcerned.

R. K. CHATURVEDI, Jt. Secy.

(see matrix table on p :14)

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Letter No. 138/740/ADM/DEj17(PENSION) dt :16.05.2017 from GOI, Ministry of Defence, Dte.General Defence Estates, Raksha SampadaShawan, Ulaanbaatar Marg, Delhi Cantt.-l10010,to Principal Director, Defence Estates, Ministryof Defence,Central/Southern/Western/Northern/Eastern/South-Western Command, Lucknow /Pune/Chandigarh/Jammu/Kolkata/Jaipur.

Sub: Implementation of Government’sDecision on the recommendations of the7th CPC Revision of Pension of Pre-2016Pensioners/Family Pension etc.

Reference Department of Pension &Pensioners' Welfare OMs F.No. 38/37/2016-P&PW (ii)dated 4th August, 2016 and 38/37/2016-P&PW (A) dated 12 th May, 2017* on the abovereferred subject (*at p-6)

2. Vide Para 18 of above referred OM dated12th May, 2017, it is stated that "It shall be theresponsibility of the Head of Department and Payand Accounts Office attached to that office fromwhich the Government servant had retired or wasworking last before his death to revise thepension/ family pension of pre-2016 pensioners/family pensioners with effect from 01.01.2016 inaccordance with these orders and to issue arevised pension payment authority. The PensionSanctioning Authority would impress upon theconcerned Head of Office for fixation of pay onnotional basis at the earliest and issue revised

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Letter No.F.14021/3/2016-AIS-II dt:19/22.05.2017from GOI, Ministry of Personnel, PublicGrievances and Pension, Deptt of Personnel andTraining, New Delhi, to (i) Chief Secretaries ofAll States/UTs, (ii) JS(P), Ministry of Home AffairsNorth Block, New Delhi (iii) JS(IFS), Ministry ofEnvironment, Forests & Climate Change.

Sub: Amendments in the recommendations ofthe 7th Central Pay Commission – reg.

The Ministry of Finance, Department ofExpenditure vide Resolution No.1-2/2016-ICdated the 16th May, 2017 has made certainchanges in the recommendation of the SeventhCentral Pay Commission. The following changesare relevant for All India Service officers:

(i) The Index of Rationalisation (IOR) of Level13 of Civil Pay Matrix shall be enhanced from 2.57to 2.67. Accordingly, the Civil Pay Matrix ascontained in Schedule-III of IAS (Pay) Rule, 2016dated 08.09.2016, IPS (Pay) Rule, 2016 dated the23.09.2016 and IFS (Pay) Rule, 2016 dated28.09.2016 shall be revised as at Appendix-I (seerevised pay matrix on p-14)

(ii) The provision contained in Rule 7 of theaforesaid Rules shall be revised to the extent thatthe benefit of pay protection in the form of personalpay of officers posted on deputation under CentralStaffing Scheme, as envisaged therein, shall begiven effect from 1st January, 2016 instead of 25thJuly, 2016. Further, this benefit shall also beextended to officers from Services under CentralStaffing Scheme, coming on deputation to CentralGovernment, on posts not covered under CentralStaffing Scheme.

Accordingly, the Rule 7 of IAS (Pay) Rule, 2016dated 08.09.2016, IPS (Pay) Rule, 2016 dated the

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Letter No.14021/4/2016-AIS(II) dt : 19.05.2017from GOI, Ministry of Personnel, P.G. andPension, DOP&T, New Delhi, to Chief Secretariesof All States/Union Territories.

Sub: Implementation of Government’s decisionon the recommendation of the SeventhCentral Pay Commission — Revision ofpension of pre-2016 pensioners/family

pensioners, etc.— reg.

I am directed to say that in pursuance ofGovernment’s decision on the recommendationsof the Seventh Central Pay Commission, theDepartment of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare byits OM No. 38/37/2016- P&PW(A) dated 12th May,2017 (copy enclosed) has issued the necessarydetailed order on the above mentioned subject.

2. The applicability of the provisions of theaforesaid Office Memorandum of the Departmentof Pension & Pensioners Welfare to the membersof All India Services has been considered and ithas been decided that the provisions containedin the aforesaid Office Memorandum issued by

Authority at the earliest. The revised Authority willbe issued under the existing PPO no and wouldtravel to the Pension Disbursing Authority throughthe same channel through which the original PPOhas travelled".

3. Therefore, it is essential for the Directoratesand all offices under their jurisdiction and NIDEM,Delhi Cantt. to immediately take necessary actionto revise the pension/ family pension of pre-2016pensioners/ family pensioners as per theprovisions of these OMs as well as any otherrelated instructions that the Government of Indiawill be issuing from time to time.

4. Let this work be taken up immediately, eitherwith existing staff, or where required by formingspecial cells and by taking staff on contract even,that all pensioners/ family pensioners are paidthe revised pensions at the earliest. Inputs maybe given to this Directorate General at monthlyintervals about the progress of this work in thevarious offices.

5. DGDE has approved.

(P Daniel)

Addl. DG (Admin & Vig), Defence Estates

(OM dated 12.05.2017 on p-5-8)

the Department of Pension & Pensioners shallbe equally applicable Mutatis-Mutandis tomembers of All India Service governed by the AllIndia Service (Death-Cum-Retirement-Benefits)Rules, 1958.

(Kavitha Padmanabhan)

Deputy Secretary (Services)

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Letter No. 2016/F(E)III/1(1)/7 dt : 22.05.2017 fromGOI, Ministry of Rlys (Rly Bd.), to GMs/FA& CAOs,All Zonal Railways/Production Units.

Sub: Implementation of Goverment’s decisionon the recommendations of the 7th CPC-Revision of pension of pre-2016pensioners/family pensioners,etc.

A copy of Department of Pension andPensioners’Welfare (DOP&PW)’s O.M.No. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) dated 12th May, 2017 on the abovecited subject is enclosed for information andcompliance. These instructions shall applymutatis mutandis on the Railways also. Rule 40and 41 of CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972, mentionedin DOP&PW’s OM., correspond to Rule 64 and 65of the Railway Services (Pension) Rules, 1993respectively.

2. The Railway Board’s instructionscorresponding to the DOP&PW’s instructionsreferred to in their aforesaid OM dated 12.05.2017(enclosed) are given under:

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2

3

DOP&PW’s instructions

OM No. 45/86/97-P&PW(A)

part (iii) dated 10.02.1998

OM no. 45/73/97-P&PW(G)

dated 02.07.1999

OM No.38/37/2016-

P&PW(A)(ii) dated

04.08.2016

Railways Board’s corres-

ponding instructions.

Letter No. F(E)III/98/PNI/2

dated 10.03.1998

Letter No. F(E)III/99/PNI/21

dated:05.08.1999.

Letter No. 2016/F(E)III/I(1)/7

dated 10.08.2016

(OM dt : 12.05.2017 on p :06)

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3. Please acknowledge receiptG Priya Sudarshani, Jt Dir, Finance

(Estt.),Rly Bd

23.09.2016 and IFS (Pay) Rule, 2016 dated28.09.2016 shall be revised as under:

7. Pay protection to officers on Centraldeputation. – “If the pay of the AIS officers postedon deputation to the Central Government, is fixedin the revised pay structure, either under theserules or as per the instructions regulating suchfixation of pay on the post to which they areappointed on deputation, and happens to be lowerthan the pay they would have been entitled to hadthey been in their parent cadre and would havedrawn that pay but for the Central deputation, suchdifference in the pay shall be protected in the formof Personal Pay with effect from the 1st January,2016”.

The State Government is requested to furnishtheir comments on the proposed amendmentsimmediately and positively by 26th May, 2017. Ifno reply is received by this time, it would bepresumed that the State Government concurs withthe said amendments.

This issues with the approval of the competentauthority.

Rajesh Kumar Yadav,Under Secy GOI

Letter No. 4-3/2017-Pension dt : 23.05.2017 fromGOI, Ministry of Communications, Deptt of Posts(Pension Section), New Delhi, to all Head(s) ofCircles/ All Directors/Dy. Directors of Accounts(P), APS Headquarter/Head of PLI and BDDirectorate/Director, Postal Staff College,Ghaziabad/All Directors of Postal TrainingCentres.

Sub: Implementation of Government’sdecision on the recommendations of theSeventh Central Pay Commission-Revision of pension of pre- 2016pensioners/family pensioners etc-reg.

I am directed to say that based on thedecisions of the Government, Department ofPension and Pensioners’ Welfare has issuedO.Ivl. No. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) dated 12.05.2017for fixation of pension/family pension of pre-2016pensioners/family pensioners to the higher of thetwo formulations. A copy of the OM. is circulatedherewith for information and necessary action.

2. The pension/family pension of all pre-2016pensioners/family pensioners shall be revised inline with instructions contained in the DoP&PWOM. dated 12.05.2017. The higher of the twoformulation i.e. (i) the pension/family pensionalready revised in accordance with DoP&PW O.M.dated 4.8.2016 or (ii) the revised pension/familypension as worked out in accordance with para 4of the DoP&PW OM. dated 12.5.2017, shall betreated as revised pension/family pension w.e.f1.1.2016. It shall be the responsibilities of theHead of Department and concerned Director of

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SAMPLE CALCULATIONS

step by step based on : OM No.38/37/2016-P&PW(A) dated 12.5.2017

i) REVISED PENSION OF PENSIONERS WHORETIRED BETWEEN 1-1-1986 & 31-12-1995(4TH CPC SCALES)

Step 1: work out Notional pay as on 1.1.1996 =LPD at the time of retirement + DA as on 1-1- 1996was 148 % up to Rs.3500 BP and 111% for BPRs.3501 to 6000 with minimum of Rs.5180 + IR 1 Rs 100/- + IR II =10% of BP (min Rs100) + 40%fitment benefit sum total be placed in appropriatestage in the 5th CPC scale corresponding to thescale from which retired

e.g 4th CPC scale = 2000-60-2300-75-3200LPD 2300 Notional pay = 2300 +3404 +100 +230+ 920 =6954 placing it at appropriate level of

Accounts (Postal) to revise the pension/familypension of pre-2016 pensioners/familypensioners w.e.f 1.1.2016 in accordance withthese orders and to issue a revised pensionpayment authority.

3. As envisaged in the DoP&PW O.M., thePension sanctioning Authority (PSA) wouldimpress upon the concerned Head of Office forfixation of pay on notional basis at the earliest.The information can be obtained in Proforma A(at p-18). Based on notional pay so fixed, therevision proposal will be sent by PensionSanctioning Authority to concerned DA (P) to applynecessary checks and issue revised authorityunder the existing PPO number. To facilitatefixation of notional pay, DA (P) will provide copy ofPPO/pension papers to concerned PSAimmediately on requisition. All PSAs will maintainrecords of processing cases of retirees year-wisein Proforma 8. DA (P) will maintain data of proposalreceived and authority issued in software as hasbeen done in case of 6th CPC revision of PPOs.

4. Since there will be large number of casesfor revision, concerted efforts of all authorities willbe required to accomplish the task. It is requestedto take immediate action for revision of pension/family pension at the earliest.

This issues with approval of Secretary (Posts).

Smriti Sharan, Dy. Director General (Estt.)

Corresponding 5th CPC scale = 6500-200-10500Notional pay as on 1.1.96 comes to Rs 7100 /

Step 2: Work out Notional pay in 6th CPC PB 2Rs 9300-34800 GP 4200 =7100 X1.86 +4200 =17406/-

Step 3: work out Notational pay 7th CPC =17406 x 2.57 = 44735 place it in pay matrix level 6= 44900/-

Step 4: 7th CPC pension = Rs 22450/- ; familypension = 13470/-

ii) REVISED PENSION OF PENSIONERS WHORETIRED BETWEEN 1-1-1996 & 31-12-2005(5TH CPC SCALES)

e.g 5th CPC Scale S19 Rs. 10,000- 325-15200LPD Rs 11300/-

Step 1: work out notional pay 6th CPC PB 3GP 6600 =11300x1.86 +6600 = 27620

Step2: Work out Notional Pay 7th CPC inaccordance with OM No.38/37/2016-P&PW(A)dated 12.5.2017 = 27620 x 2.57 = 70,984/- placeit at appropriate stage in Pay Matrix Level 11 =71800/-

Step 3 : Pension = 35900/- ; family Pension =Rs. 21540/-

1.Note : Those retired from 4th CPC Scalesshould use 5th CPC fitment tables to arrive atNotional Pay in 5th CPC scale

2.NOTE :Those in PB 4 and also those retiredfrom 5th CPC scales should use 6th CPC fitmenttable (link given here under) to arrive at theirNotional pay in 6th pay commission pay band.

SC Maheshwari, Secy Genl-BPS

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Part 1- Personal Data of Pensioner/Family Pensioner1. Head of Office2. Name of the Pensioner / Family Pensioner3. Address :4. Post from which retired5. Date of retirement6. Pay scale at the time of Retirement7. Last pay drawn8. Original PPO Number9. Name of the Spouse, if alive10. PAN No11. Aadhaar No12. Mobile No13. email-ID :

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DescriptionDate of RetirementScale of Pay (or Pay Band & G.P.) at the time of retirement OR Notional pay scale as on1-1-1986 for those retired before 1-1-1986Pay on retirement i.e. LPD ORNotional Pay as on 1-1-1986 for those retired before 1-1-1986Pension as on 1-1-2016 before revisionFamily Pension as on 1-1-2016 before revisionFamily Pension at enhanced rate as on 1-1-2016 if applicableRevised Pension on1.1.16 by multiplying pre-revised pension by 2.57Revised family Pension by multiplying pre-revised family pension by 2.57Revised family pension at enhanced rate by multiplying pre-revised enhanced familypension by 2.57LPD/Notional pay on 1-1-1996Pay fixed on notional basis on 1-1-2006Col 11x 2.257 Notional pay 7th CPC= placement in Pay Matrix TableRevised Pension wef 1-1-2016 = 50% of col. 13Revised family Pension wef 1.1.2016 30% of col.13Revised family pension at enhanced rate wef 1-1-2016 as per first formulationRevised Pension payable (Higher of S .Nos 7 and 13)Revised family pension payable (Higher of S. No 8 and 14)Revised family pension at enhanced rate payable (Higher of S. Nos 9 and 15.)

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NABenefits :-(a) In Pension(b) In Family PensionNote: 1.Notional Pay as on 01.01.96 may be worked out using 5th CPC Fitment Table or work out Notionalpay as on 1.1.1996 = 4th CPC LPD at the time of retirement + DA as on 1-1-1996 was 148 % up to Rs.3500 BP and111% for BP Rs.3501 to 6000 with minimum of Rs.5180 + IR 1 Rs 100/- + IR II =10% of BP (min Rs100) + 40% fitmentbenefit sum total be placed in appropriate stage in the 5th CPC scale corresponding to the scale from whichretired

2) Notional pay as on 01.01.2006 may be worked out from fitment table For 6th CPC or work out by multiplying notional pay/5th CPC LPD as on 1.1.96 by 1.86 & then adding to it GP applicable.3) To arrive at notional pay on 01.01.16 multiply notional pay/LPD on 01.01.2006 by 2.57 and place it at appropriate stagein Pay Matrix (for Civil employees)

Dated: _____/_____/2017

Signature of the Applicant

Proforma for Revision of Pension : Following proforma has been designed by Onkar Singh Riar Secy (DefCiv) BPS to expedite the process of implementation. Pensioners are advised to submit their cailms toPSA on this perfoma :

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at p-8

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Pay Scale/pay levels from 4th CPC to 7th CPC (cont’d from p-12)

(cont’d on p-17)

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Proforma A (to be supplied by PSA to Head of Office-adminisrative division)

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DescriptionName of Pensioner/family PensionerDate of Birt/AgeScale of Pay at the time of retirement (notional pay scale as on 1.1.1986 for those retiredbefore 1.1.1986)Pay at the time of retirement (notional pay scale as on 1.1.1986 for those retired before1.1.1986)Pay fixed on noional basis on 1.1.1996Pay fixed on notional basis on 1.1.2006a) PB and GPb)PayPay fixed on notional basis on 1.1.2016a) Levelb)Pay fixed

Note:

List of documents annexed (as per availability):

1. Service Book

2. Pension papers

3. Copy of PPO

(Signature of the Head of Office)

Sl.No. Year Name of pensioner/Family Pensioner

Month ofretirement

Date ofclaim, ifany

P r o f o r m asent to HoOfor notionalpay

Date of payf i x a t i o nrecd

Date ofPensionrevisioncase

Date of RevisionPPO issued byDA(P)

(refers pages 11-12)

OM No.1(13)/EV/2017 dt : 23.05.2017 from GOI,Ministry of Finance, Deptt of Expenditure, NewDelhi.

Sub: Procedural actions for revision ofpension of pre-1.1.2016 retirees ofCentral Government in pursuance of theOM of Department of Pension andPensioners’ Welfare dated 12.5.2017 –Regarding.

The Ministries/Departments of the CentralGovernment are aware of the orders issued byDepartment of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare(DoP&PW) contained in their OM No. 38/37/2016-P&PW(A) dated 12.5.2017 regarding revision ofpension of pre-1.1.2016 retirees.

In terms of para 4 thereof, the revised pension/family pension w.e.f. 1.1.2016 in respect of allCentral civil pensioners/family pensioners,including CAPF’s who retired/died prior to1.1.2016 may be revised by notionally fixing their

pay in the pay matrix recommended by the 7thCentral Pay Commission in the levelcorresponding to the pay in the pay scale/pay bandand grade pay at which they retired/died. The saidOM further provides that this will be done bynotional pay fixation under each intervening PayCommission based on the formula for revision ofpay. 50% of the notional pay as on 1.1.2016 shallbe the revised pension and 30% of this notionalpay shall be the revised family pension w.e.f.1.1.2016.

2.The Ministries/Departments are aware thatactual implementation of the aforesaid ordercontained in the OM dated 12.5.2017 of theDepartment of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfareinvolves a procedure for revision of pension ofsuch pensioners, which covers a number ofagencies like the Heads of Departments/Headsof Offices, under whose administrative control aparticular pensioner had worked before retirement/death, the concerned PAOs, pension accounting

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organiza-tions like CPAO in case of civilpensioners and similar pension accountingorganizations pertaining to pensioners inMinistries of Railways, Defence and Departmentof Posts, etc. Therefore, a coordinated actionamongst these agencies is required to ensurethat revision of pension in such cases isprocessed expeditiously.

3.Accordingly, while the substantive matterpertaining to revision of pension of pre-1.1.2016Central Government retirees concernsDepartment of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfareas already provided in their aforesaid OM dated12.5.2017 and any further substantive orderthereon issued by them, there are certainprocedural actions which need to be taken by theconcerned administrative agencies in eachMinistry/Department as well as the pensionaccounting organisations like the Central PensionAccounting Office under the Ministry of Finance,Department of Expenditure; Controller General ofDefence Accounts under the Ministry of Defenceand similar pension accounting organisationsunder the Ministry of Railways and Department ofPosts etc so that appropriate implementation ofthe orders of Department of Pension andPensioners’ Welfare as per their OM dated12.5.2017 is carried out expeditiously.

4.In order, therefore, to put the proceduralissues in this regard in perspective and to providefor coordinated action amongst the concernedagencies, the following procedural points of actionare to be taken by the concerned agencies asbrought out below:

(A) Department of Expenditure, Ministry ofFinance

(i) The fitment tables for fixation of notionalpay will be worked out by the Department ofExpenditure and provided to Department ofPension and Pensioners’ Welfare for appropriateguidelines for the purpose of issue of any furthersubstantive order in the matter.

(B) Department of Pension & Pensioners’Welfare

(i) The appropriate guidelines/ instructions forrevision of pension based on fitment tables fornotional pay will be issued for use by the pensionrevising administrative authorities, PAOs andpension accounting organisations in the CentralGovernment.

(c) Pension Accounting Authorities

(i) The Central Pension Accounting Office incase of civil pensioners and similar pensionaccounting offices in the Ministry of Defence,Ministry of Railways, Department of Posts etc.,shall pass on the available and relevant data oflive pensioners to the concerned PAOs by31.05.2017, if such data is already available withthem. This action will be completed within twoweeks. In cases where the data is not available,the same will be obtained by the pensionaccounting offices from the disbursing banks andshall be passed on to the concerned PAOs. Thisaction will be taken up simultaneously andcompleted within four weeks.

(ii) The pension accounting offices, whilepassing on the data to the concerned PAOs, mayalso devise a suitable mechanism for electronicrevision, as far as possible, to enable PAOs toprocess the cases of pension revisionexpeditiously.

(iii) The central pension accounting offices likethe CPAO, at the time of passing on the data tothe concerned PAOs, shall send a few illustrativeexamples on pension revision in such cases tothe pension disbursing Banks to enable them toconsider suitable changes in the software, ifnecessary, for the purpose.

(D) Pay & Account Office (PAO)/Head of theDepartment.

(i) The concerned PAOs, on receiving datafrom the pension accounting organizations, shallimmediately, and not later than 3 days from thereceipt of data, pass on the data to the concernedadministration/establishment Branches/Heads ofthe Office (HOO)s under various Heads ofDepartment (HODs) of the Ministries/Departments. The HOOs will also check theirrecords to ascertain the actual numbers of retirees.

(ii) The concerned administration/establishment branches/Heads of Offices (HOO)under various Heads of Departments (HODs) ofthe Ministries/Departments shall take action torevise the pension in case of retirees who hadworked under their administrative control, basedon the orders issued by the Department ofPension and Pensioners’ Welfare dated12.5.2017 and any further order containing thefitment table providing for notional pay, after dueverification of the relevant records.

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(iii) In cases where records are readily availablewith the HoD/DDO, the action to process revisionof pension shall be initiated forthwith and not laterthan 30 days from the date of receipt of the list ofpensioners by the PAOs from the CPAO. In suchcases, revised pension cases will be sent to thePAOs for further necessary action by the concernedadministrative Branches/HOOs, which normallyprocess the pension cases in case of employeesunder their administrative domain on theirretirement/death.

(iv) In cases where records are not readilyavailable, the concerned HOOs/HODs will ensureappropriate action for verification of such casesand ensure expeditious revision of pension as perthe prescribed procedure and passing on thesame to PAOs for further necessary action.

(v) On receipt of revised pension cases fromthe administrative/establishment branches, thePAOs shall take further appropriate actionexpeditiously and pass on the duly verified pensionrevision authorities to the pension accountingoffices like the CPAO, which will in turn take furtheraction to issue necessary instructions/authority tothe disbursing Banks without delay.

(vi) Once the revised pension authority isreceived by the Banks, they will ensure timelypayment of revised pension and arrears, if any, tothe accounts of pensioners.

5. In order to ensure effective monitoring of theprogress of pension revision based on theprocedure outlined above, a monitoringmechanism will also be followed as brought outbelow:

(i) DOP&PW will periodically monitor theMinistry-wise progress of pension revision. For thispurpose, Ministry-wise details would be madeavailable by the respective pension accountingorganisations, viz, CPAO, CGDA, etc, to theDepartment of P&PW.

(ii) The progress of pension revision at the HOD/HOO level will be monitored by the concerned Jt S(Admn) of the Ministry/Department on a weeklybasis. This will be included as one agenda in theSenior Officers Meetings in each Ministry/Department.

(iii) CPAO and similar pension accountingorganisations shall place online a dashboard ofthe progress of revision of pension cases withPAOs, CCAs, nodal authorities of Ministries/Departments and Department of Pension andPensioners’ Welfare.

(iv) In order to ensure timely action on the partof Chief Controller of Accounts/Controller ofAccounts/PAOs and Pension AccountingOrganisations, a weekly progress meeting shallbe held at the level of Chief Controller of Pensionand this shall be monitored on monthly basis byController General of Accounts, CGDA and similarlevels in the Ministry of Railways, Department ofPosts, etc.

Amar Nath Singh, Director

OM F.No.F-2016/04/2016-E-III dt : 23/25.05.2017

from Ministry of Commerce and Industry

Department of Commerce, E.III Section, Udyog

Bhawan, New Delhi-110107.

Sub : Extension of 7th CPC benefits and grant

of Dearnness Relief to Pensioners of

Autonomous/Statutory bodies under

Administrative Control of Department of

Commerce.

The undersigned is direced to refer to e-maildated 14th May, 2017 (copy enclosed*) receviedfrom Pensioners’Associations of Statutory/Autonomous Bodies of Central Goverment on theabove subject and to say that the 7th CPC ordersissued by Department of Pension andPensioners’ Welfare are not applicable to thepensioners of Autonomous/Statutory bodies.

2. The concerned administrative Divisionsdealing with Autonomous/Statutory bodies underDepartment of Commerce are, therefore,requested to take necessary action accordingly.

Amitabh Dwivedi, Deputy Secretary

(*not printed)

OM No. CPAO/IT&Tech/Revision (7th CPC)/19.Vol-

III/2016-17/37 dt : 25.05.2017 from GOI, Ministry

of Finance, Deptt of Expenditure, Central Pension

Accounting Office, Bhikaji Cama Place, New Delhi

Sub: Implementation of Revision of Pension of

Pre-1.1.2016 Pensioners / Family

Pensioners in pursuance to DP&PW OM

38/37/2016-P&PW (A) dated 12th May

2017 and Ministry Of Finance (Deptt.Of

Expenditure) OM No.1(13)/EV/2017 dated

23rd May, 2017.

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7 CPC - PENSION

1. Reference is invited to DP&PW OM No.38/37/2016-P&PW(A) dated 12-05-2017 regardingrevision of pension of Pre-2016 retirees under 7thCPC. As per Para 4 of this OM, it has been decidedthat the revised pension/family pension w.e.f.01.01.2016 in respect of all Central CivilPensioners/Family Pensioners, including CAPF’swho retired/died prior to 01.01.2016, may be revisedby notionally fixing their pay in the pay matrixrecommended by the 7th CPC in the levelcorresponding to the pay in the pay scale/pay bandand grade pay at which they retired/died. This willbe done by notional pay fixation under eachintervening Pay Commission based on theFormula for revision of pay. While fixing pay onnotional basis, the pay fixation formulae approvedby the Government and other relevant instructionson the subject in force at the relevant time shall bestrictly followed. 50% of the notional pay as on01.01.2016 shall be the revised pension and 30%of this notional pay shall be the revised familypension w.e.f. 1.1.2016 as per the first Formulation.In the case of family pensioners who were entitledto family pension at enhanced rate, the revisedfamily pension shall be 50% of the notional pay ason 01.01.2016 and shall be payable till the periodup to which family pension at enhanced rate isadmissible as per rules.

2. As per Para 18 of this OM, the PensionSanctioning Authority would impress upon theconcerned Head of Office [HOO) for fixation of payon notional basis and issue revised authority atthe earliest. The revised authority will be issuedunder the existing PPO number and would travel tothe Pension Disbursing Authority through the samechannel through which the original PPO hadtravelled.

3. Reference is also invited to Ministry ofFinance (Deptt. of Expenditure) OM No.1(13)/EV /2017 dated 23-May,2017 mentioning proceduralpoints of action to be taken by concerned agenciesincluding Pension Accounting Authorities & PAOs.

4. To facilitate early revision of pension andmonitoring timely progress in this regard asrequired by aforesaid OM, course of actions arebrought out below:

i.) List of all the live cases available in CPAO

along with details of last pay [wherever available]due for pension revision under 7th CPC will beprovided to the Pay and Account 0fficers (PAOs) intheir logins under CPAO website www.cpao. nic.inby 31st May, 2017 to provide the details toconcerned Head of Offices within 3 days andcoordinate with them for getting the revised pensioncases at the earliest. PAOs/HOOs may also checktheir records to verify actual number ofcases.

ii.) In the meanwhile, since all the servicerecords/details of the pensioners are available withthe respective HOOs from where they retired/died,HOOs are required to check their records and startrevising the pension in terms of Para 4 of the aforementioned OM of the DP&PW forth-with. Pr. CCAs/CCAs /CAs/AGs/Administrators of UTs may monitornumber of such cases received at PAOs andsubmit a report to CPAO by 31st May,2017.

iii.) For the expeditious revisions of thesepension cases, CPAO has developed an e-revisionutility which has facility of sending online revisionauthorities from PAOs to CPAO under the digitalsignatures of PAOs. PAOs are required to revisepension cases through e-revision utility. Sinceunder this utility, revision authorities would be sentunder the digital signatures, pension processingPAOs are urgently required to arrange digitalsignatures and their registration on PFMs, if notdone so far. In unavoidable circumstances to avoiddelay, PAOs may process the pension casesmanually as hitherto and send the paper basedrevision authorities to CPAO in the format given atAnnexure.(for annexure visit our website)

iv.) The list as mentioned at (i) above will alsobe provided under the logins/dashboard of chiefcontroller of accounts and joint secretary (Admn)/Admn in charge of the Ministries/Departments onCPAO website. Joint Secretary (Admn)/Admn incharge may also distribute the list of pension casesto the HOOs falling under their administrativecontrol and monitor the progress of Pensionrevisions at HOOs level. similarly, Pr.CCAs/CCAs/CAs/AGs/Administrators of UTs may keep a watchon the progress of the revision of cases receivedfrom HOOs to PAOs.

v.) To facilitate effective monitoring of progressof revision at each level i.e. CCA/JS(Admn)/PAO,

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relevant progress reports would be available onCPAO website under logins/dashboards ofrespective authorities. On the basis of thesereports, periodical review meetings may be held atthe Ministry/Deptt./Organization level.

vi.) In those cases, where 2.57 multiplicationmethod of pension fixation is beneficial underDP&PW OM No.38/37/2016-P&PW (A) (ii) dated 4/08/2016, revised pension authority under 2.57multiplication methods will also require to beissued by HOOs/PAOs for updation of records atCPAO & Banks as well as for information ofpensioners by CPAO. However, HOOs/PAOs whilerevising the pension may prioritize the cases whichare beneficial to the pensioners under pay fixationmethod. To cover large number of cases, in lesstime Pr.CCAs/CCAs/CAs/AGs/Administrators ofUTs & JS(Admn) of Ministries/Deptts./Organizationmay identify the cases where revisions may beeffected easily without involving multiple stepse.g.revisions of pension of those pensioners whoretired/died during the period from 1.1.2006 to31.12.2015 and whose pension is already fixedunder 6th CPC.

vii.) Pr.CCAs/CCAs/CAs/AGs/Administrators ofUTs may nominate a Nodal Person/Key ResourcePerson (KRP) to coordinate with CPAO regardingany issues related with pension revisions and useof e-Revision utility. In case of any difficulty in theuse of e-Revision utility Sh.Davinder Kumar,Technical Director, NIC, CPAO may be contactedon Telephone No.011-26715338 and [email protected]. If required, officials ofMinistries/Departments/PAOs may also visit CPAOon every Wednesday to resolve their issues relatedwith pension revisions.

In view of the above, Pr.CCAs/CCAs/CAs/AGs/Administrators of UTs are requested to follow theabove guidelines and issue necessaryinstructions to their PAOs for early revision of Pre-2016 pension cases under 7th CPC. They arefurther requested to Coordinate with theirJS(Admn)/Admn in charge/HODs for timelysubmission of revised pension cases by the HOOsto PAOs and monitor the progress in this regard.

This issues with the approval of controllerGeneral of Accounts.

Subhash Chandra,Controller of Accounts

Letter No. 16(05)/2008/D(Pension/Policy) dt :19.05.2017 from GOI, Ministry of Defence, Depttof Ex-Servicemen Welfare, New Delhi, to allChiefs of the Army /Naval /Air Staff.

Sub: Grant of Disability Element to ArmedForces Personnel who were retained inservice despite disability attributable toor aggravated by Military Service andsubsequently proceeded on premature/voluntary retirement prior to 01.01.2006.

The undersigned is directed to refer to thisMinistry's letter No. 16(5)/2008/ D(Pen/Policy)dated 29th September 2009 wherein disabilityelement/ war injury element have been allowedto such Armed Forces Personnel who wereretained in service despite disability and retired/discharged voluntary or otherwise in addition toretiring/ service pension or retiring/ service gratuity,subject to condition that their disability wasaccepted as attributable to or aggravated by militaryservice and had foregone lump sumcompensation in lieu of that disability.

2. In terms of Para- 3 of the above referredletter the provisions stated above are applicableto the Armed Forces Personnel who were retired/discharged from service on or after 01.01.2006.Armed Force Tribunal (Principal Branch) NewDelhi in CA No. 336 of 2011 vide their order dated07.02.2012 have struck down Para-3 of thisMinistry's above letter.

3. The issue of extension of above benefit tothe Pre-2006 retired/ discharged Armed ForcesPersonnel, who were retained in service despitedisability attributable to or aggravated by militaryservice, was under active consideration ofGovernment. Now, the President is pleased todecide that all Pre- 2006 Armed Forces Personnelwho were retained in service despite disabilityand retired voluntarily or otherwise will be alloweddisability element/war injury element in additionto retiring/ service pension or retiring/ servicegratuity, subject to the condition that their disabilitywas accepted as attributable to or aggravated bymilitary service and had foregone lump sumcompensation in lieu of that disability. Further,concerned Armed Forces Personnel should stillbe suffering from the same disability which should

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Letter No. No. AT/Tech/070-XXV dt : 23.03.2017

O/o PCDA (Pension),Allahabad to CheifAccountant, RBI Deptt of Govt Bank Accounts,

Central Office, Bandre East-400051; Director of

Treasuries of all state; Mgr CPPC of PS Banks

inculding IDBI; Nodal Officers (ICICI/AXIS/HDFC

Bank); CDA(PD) Meerut;CDA-Chennai;Pay &

Accounts Officers; Militay and Air Attache, IndianEmbassy Kathmandu, Nepal; DPDO;Post

Master-(Circular No.191)

Sub: Automatic restoration of Commuted

Portion of Pension and payment ofAdditional Quantum of Pension/Family

Pension.

Guidelines on “Restoration of CommutedPortion of Pension after 15 years of retirement”and “Payment of Additional Quantum of Pension/Family pension to Pensioners /Family Pensionersof 80 years of age and above” has already beenissued vide this office Circular No. 165 dt.22.02.2013 are reiterated as under:

1. Restoration of Commuted Portion of

Pension after 15 years of retirement:-

(i) Where the commutation of pension is/wassimultaneous with the retirement, the commutedportion of pension shall be restored after expiry of15 years with effect from the date of retirement, ifpayment of commuted value of pension is madeduring the first month of retirement leading toappropriate reduction on account of commutationin first pension itself.

(ii) Where commutation of pension is appliedand notified after the date of commencement ofpension and commuted portion leads to areduction in pension in second or subsequentmonth, the 15 year period for restoration ofcommuted portion will be reckoned from the dateof payment of commuted value i.e. from the dateon which reduction in pension on account ofcommutation become effective.

(iii) Further, where the commuted value is paidin more than one stages, the reduction in amountof pension in such cases shall be made from therespective dates of payment and commutedportion of pension of such pensioners will alsobe restored in stages by pension disbursingauthorities on completion of 15 years from thedate of reduction in pension.

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be assessed at 20% or more on the date of effectof this letter.

4. Implementation of these orders is expectedto be arduous and challenging. Documents likeMedical Board proceedings, retention of thepersonnel in service despite disability, option ofindividual foregoing lump sum compensation andnon-payment of lump sum compensation wouldbe required in all cases which may not be availableat the end of Pay Accounting Authorities/ Recordoffices and Pension sanctioning authoritiesreadily. In such cases, pensioners/ familypensioners may be asked to produce the copiesof relevant documents to the Executive authoritiesin support of their claims.

5. The claim for grant of disability element/war injury element in affected cases will besubmitted to the PSA concerned by PCDA(O)Pune/ NPO/ AFCAO/ Record office along-with copyof medical board/ fresh medical boardproceedings showing extent of disabilityapplicable as on date of effect of this letter inrespect of Commissioned officers/ JCOs/ ORs. Itwill be responsibility of PCDA(O) Pune/ NPO/AFCAO and Record office to confirm payment/non-payment of lump sum-compensation in lieuof disability element to Commissioned officersand JCOs/ ORs. A sanction showing extent ofdisability and its attributability/ aggravation due toMilitary service in terms of MOD letter No. 4684/DIR(PEN)/ 2001 dated 14.08.2001 would beissued by the Service HQrs in case ofCommissioned Officers and sanction would beissued by OI/C Record office in case of JCOs/ORs.

6. The corrigendum PPOs granting disabilityelement/ war injury element in all affected caseswill be issued by respective Pension SanctioningAuthorities.

7. The provisions of this letter shall take effectfrom 01.01.2006.

8. Pension Regulation of all the three serviceswill be amended in due course.

9. This Issues with the concurrence of FinanceDivision of this Ministry their vide letter I.D.No.10(3)2012/FlN/PEN dated 19th May 2017.

10. Hindi version will follow.

Manoj Sinha, under Secy GOI

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Note:- Restoration of 1/3rd commuted pensionin respect of those pensioners who havecommuted 100% pension on absorption in PSU/Autonomous bodies etc. will be made only throughCorr PPO.

2. Payment of Additional quantum of pension/

family pension to pensioners/family pensioners

of 80 years of age and above:

(i) The procedure for payment of additionalquantum of pension/ family pension to oldpensioner/family pensioner has been providedin this office circulars No.57 dt. 27.9.2008, 68 dt.28.7.2009, 72 dt. 24.9.2009, 75 dt. 25.11.2009,83 dt. 12.10.2011, 397 dt.18.11.2008, 417 dt.02.09.2009, 441 dt. 01.10.2010 and 470dt.27.9.2011.

According to these, the additional quantum ofpension/family pension on attaining the age of 80years and above would be admissible at the belowmentioned rates :-Age of pensioner/familypensionerFrom 80 years to lessthan 85 yearsFrom 85 years to lessthan 90 yearsFrom 90 years to lessthan 95 yearsFrom 95 years to lessthan 100 years100 years or more

Additional quantum ofpension20% of revised basicpension/family pension30% of revised basicpension/family pension40% of revised basicpension/family pension50% of revised basicpension/ family pension100% of revised basicpension/ family pension

(ii) In cases where exact date of birth ofpensioner/family pensioner is available in thePPO, the additional quantum of pension/familypension on attaining the age of 80 years and above,would be payable at the above mentioned ratesfrom the first day of the month in which his/herdate of birth falls.

(iii) However, in case the exact date of birth isnot available either in the PPO or in the officerecords, but an indication regarding the age ofpensioner/family pensioner is available, theadditional quantum of pension/family pensionshall be paid from the 1st January of the yearfollowing the year in which the pensioner / familypensioner has completed the age of 80 years andabove, based on the PPO/Office records. For

example if the records show that the pensioner/family pensioner has already completed the ageof 80 years/ 85 years as on 1st January 2008, he/she shall be allowed additional quantum ofpension/family pension from 1st January 2008.No corrigendum PPO is required to be issued insuch cases.

(iv) In case neither the exact date of birth northe age is available either in the PPO or in theoffice records, the PDA will request the pensionerfamily pensioner to submit four copies of any ofthe following documents duly attested by aGazetted officer/MLA to the PDA.

(a) PAN Card

(b) Matriculation Certificate (containing the information regarding date of birth)

(c) Pass Port

(d) CGHS/ECHS Card

(e) Driving license (if it contains date of birth)

(f) Election ID Card

(g) Aadhaar Number UIDAI

A. If the document submitted by the pensioner/ family pensioner contains the informationregarding exact date of birth, the additionalquantum of pension/ family pension will bepayable from the lst day of the month in which his/her date of birth falls. However, in case the exactdate of birth is not available on the documentssubmitted by the pensioner / family pensioner butan indication regarding the age of pensioner /family pensioner is available therein, theadditional quantum of pension/family pensionshall be paid from the lst January of the yearfollowing the year in which the pensioner / familypensioner has completed the age of 80 years, 85years etc. based on the documents submitted bythe pensioner / family pensioner.

B. The PDA will make the additional quantumof pension/family pension, on provisional basis,up to a period of six months from the month inwhich the proof of date of birth/age is submittedby the pensioner/family pensioner. In all suchcases, the PDA will immediately send one copyof each documents submitted by the pensioner /family pensioner to the Service HQrs / RO / HOOin r/o commissioned officers / PBOR / Defence

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Civilians respectively for verification andsubmission to concerned Pension SanctioningAuthorities for formal notification of date of birth/age through corrigendum PPO.

C. The PDA Will make payment of additionalquantum of pension/family pension beyond aperiod of six months only on receipt of acorrigendum PPO notifying the date of birth/ageof pensioner / family pensioner.

D. In case, the pensioner / family pensioner isunable to submit any of the documents mentionedin para 2(iv) above, but claims additional pensionbased on some other documentary evidence,such cases will be submitted by the PDA to theAdministrative Ministry through service HQrs(forCommissioned Officers)/Record Office (forPBOR)/HOO(for Defence Civilians) as the casemay be. If Administrative Ministry is satisfied aboutthe claim of the pensioner/family pensioner thesame Will be authorized through corrigendumPPO. No. additional pension will be released bythe PDA until the corrigendum PPO is issued bythe Pension Sanctioning Authorities.

However, representations/complaints fromvarious agencies are still being received on boththe subjects stating that PDA is not restoringcommuted portion of pension even aftercompletion of 15 years or not making payment ofadditional quantum of pension/ family pension toold aged pensioners/family pensioners.Accordingly, there is a need to develop amechanism by the PDAs to restore the commutedportion of pension automatically after expiry of 15years of retirement/reduction in pension onaccount of commutation become effective or forpayment of additional pension automatically onattaining the age of 80 years or above asmentioned.

It is, therefore, requested that a mechanismmay be established to restore the commutedportion of pension automatically after expiry of 15years of retirement/reduction in pension onaccount of commutation become effective and forpayment of additional pension automatically onattaining the age of 80 years or above asmentioned above.

Dhananjay Singh, Jt. CDA (P)

Letter No. AT/Tech/228-VIII dt : 06.02.2017 O/oPCDA (Pension),Allahabad to Cheif Accountant,RBI Deptt of Govt Bank Accounts, Central Office,Bandre East-400051; Director of Treasuries ofall state; Mgr CPPC of PS Bank inculding IDBI;Nodal Officers (ICICI/AXIS/HDFC Bank); CDA(PD)Meerut;CDA-Chennai;Pay & Accounts Officers;Militay and Air Attache, Indian EmbassyKathmandu, Nepal; DPDO;Post Master (CircularNo.188).

Sub: Exemption of Pension/ Family Pensionreceived with Gallantry Award.

This office is receiving representations fromvarious agencies stating that PDAs are deductingthe Income Tax on pension/family pension of theDefence Pensioners/Family Pensioners whohave been granted with Gallantry Awards

2. The issue has been examined and it isfound that Chapter-III of Income Tax Act-1961,which provides, vide section 10 (18) inserted bythe Finance Act-1999 wef 01.04.2000 thatincomes which do not form part of total incomefor the purpose of Income Tax includes thefollowing:-

(i) pension received by an individual who hasbeen in the service of the Central Government orState Government and has been awarded “ParamVir Chakra” or “Maha Vir Chakra” or “Vir Chakra”or such other gallantry award as the CentralGovernment may, by notification in the OfficialGazette, specify in this behalf:

(ii) family pension received by any member ofthe family of an individual referred to in sub-clause(i).

3. In view of the above all Pension DisbursingAuthorities are advised to allow the benefit ofexemption of Income Tax to the pensioners/familypensioners mentioned at 2(i) & (ii) above.

Dhananjay Singh, Jt.CDA (P)

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Letter No. No.2015/F(E)III/NC(JCM)/DC(JCM)/SCOVA dt : 04.05.2017 from GOI, Ministry of

Rlys(Rly Bd), to GMs/FA&CAOs, All ZonalRailways/Production Units/RDSO.

Sub:Stoppage of recovery of wrong/excesspayments from Railway pensioners.

Please refer to Board’s letters No. F(E)III/2008/

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PNI/ 12 dated 02.02.2010 and 18.03.2010 videwhich clarifications have been issued for correctinterpretation of Vth CPC scale of pay and VIthCPC pay band & grade pay in the revised PPOs,particularly in the case of pensioners retired priorto 01.01.1996 from pre-revised IVth CPC payscale of Rs. 1400-2300/- and to adhere to theinstructions issued by Department of Pension &Pensioners’ Welfare (DOP&PW) for revision ofpension/family pension of pre-2006 retirees.

Consequent upon issue of the aforesaidclarifications, Zonal Railways re-fixed the pensionand started recovering the over-paid amount ofpension. The issue of stoppage of recovery ofwrong/excess payments from Railwaypensioners is under examination in consultationwith Department of Pension & Pensioners(DOP&PW) and a reference is being made toDepartment of Expenditure-(Ministry of Finance)for stoppage of recovery of wrong/excesspayments from Railway pensioners.

In view of above, it has been provisionallydecided by the Board that recovery from suchpensioners may be stopped till further advice fromBoard which will be issued on receipt ofinstructions from Department of Expenditure.

SANJAY PRASHAR, Deputy DirectorFinance (Estt.)III,Railway Board.

OM No. 42/15/2016-P&PW(G) dt : 12.05.2017from GOI, Ministry of Personnel, PublicGrievances & Pensions, Deptt of Pension &Pensioners’ Welfare, Khan Market, New Delhi –

110003.

Sub:- Grant of Dearness Relief to CPF

beneficiaries in receipt of ex-gratiapayment-revised rated effect from01.07.2016 and 01.01.2017-reg

In continuation of this Department’s OM No.42/06/2016-P&PW(G) dated 03.05.2016 and OMsof even no. dated 16.11.2016 and 07.04.2017, thePresident is pleased to decide that the DearnessRelief @ 5th CPC w.e.f 01.07.2016 and01.01.2017 to the following:

(i) The surviving CPF beneficiaries who haveretired from service between the period

18.11.1960 and 31.12.1985, and are in receipt ofex-gratia @ Rs. 600/ pm. w.e.f. 1.11.1997 underthis Department’s OM No. 45/52/97-P&PW(E)dated 16.12.1997 & revised to Rs.3000, Rs.1000,Rs.750 & Rs.650 for Group A, B, C & D respectivelyw.e.f 4th June,2013 vide OM No. 1/10/2012-P&PW(E) dtd. 27th June, 2013 are entitled toDearness Relief at the following rates:-

(ii) Further, the following categories of CPFbeneficiaries who are in receipt of ex-gratiapayment in terms of this Department’s OM No.45/52/97-P&PW(E) dated 16.12.1997 are entitledto DR at the following rates:-

Date

01.07.2016

01.01.2017

Rate of Dearness Relief per month

256%

264%

Date

01.07.2016

01.01.2017

Rate of Dearness Relief per month

248%

256%

(a) The widows and eligible children of thedeceased CPF beneficiary who had retired fromservice prior to 1.1.1986 or who had died while inservice prior to 1.1.1986 and are in receipt of Ex-gratia payment of Rs. 605/- pm. & revised toRs.645/-p.m w.e.f 04 June ,2013 vide OM No 1/10/2012-P&PW(E) dated 27th June,2013.

(b) Central Government employees who hadretired on CPF benefits before 18.11.1960 andare in receipt of Ex-gratia payment of Rs. 654/-,Rs.659/-, Rs.703/- and Rs.965/-

3.Payment of DR involving a fraction of a rupeeshall be rounded off to the next higher rupee.

4.It will be the responsibility of the pensiondisbursing authorities, including the nationalizedbanks, etc. to calculate the quantum of DR payablein each individual case.

5.In their application to the Indian Audit andAccounts Department, these orders issue afterconsultation with the C&AG.

6. This issues in pursuance of Ministry ofFinance, Department of Expenditure vide their OMNo. 1/3/2008-E.II(B) dated 7th April, 2017.

7.Hindi version will follow.

Charanjit Taneja, Under Secy, GOI

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Press information Bureau, Govt. of India dt : 01.06.2017

Pensioners donate fund for martyrs

In a noble and humane gesture, elder citizens from among the pensioners donated fund formilitary and paramilitary martyrs to Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Developmentof North Eastern Region (DoNER), MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, AtomicEnergy and Space, Dr Jitendra Singh.

Led by Secretary General of "Bharat Pensioners Samaj", Shri S.C. Maheshwari, the senior,superannuated citizens met Dr Jitendra Singh here yesterday and handed over to him a cheque ofthe amount collected by them through donations by different pensioners. They said, they werecontributing this amount to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund for the specific purpose of welfare andcare of the families of the martyrs from the military and paramilitary forces, who were sacrificingtheir lives in anti-terrorist operations.

The letter accompanying the cheque stated that “Bharat Pensioners Samaj”, a conglomerateof 725 pensioners associations, reiterates its resolve to stand solidly behind the government andurges that those who insult our men in uniform or hamper the army operations against terrorists,should be dealt with an iron hand.

Appreciating the gesture, Dr Jitendra Singh said, regardless of the amount donated by thesenior citizens, the matter of fact is that the value of the amount is many times more than itappears to be, for the simple reason that it has been collected with a sense of impeccable patriotismand it has been contributed from the most hard-earned pension drawn by some of our seniorcitizens.

Dr Jitendra Singh said, we are proud of the Indian Army which is among the best forces in theworld and we are also eternally indebted to the supreme sacrifices made by our army personnel.The sacrifices of a soldier, he said, cannot be compensated by any amount of money, but yet, agesture like this is only meant to reaffirm our commitment to the motherland and to those braveheartswho laid down their lives so that we could live.

KSD/NK/PK/KM

(Release ID :163322)

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Letter No. SG/BPS/Rly/017/6 dt:10.05.2017 from

S C Maheshwari, SG BPS to Shri Suresh Prabhuji, Hon’ble Minister for Railways, N Delhi & copiesendorsed to Member Staff & F C Rly Bd/DOP&PW/

Secy DOE

Letter No.SG/BPS/7pc/10 dt : 22.05.2017 fromSC Maheshwari, SG BPS, to additional Secretary,GOI,DOP & PW, New Delhi (kind attention : Ms

Vandana Sharma)/Secy Dept of AR,PG &Pensions

Sub: Issue of Fitment Tables for Revision ofPension as per Notional Pay in 7th CPCPay Matrix

Ref: DOP&PW OM NO.38/37/2016-P&PW(A)Dated 12-5-2017

Under signed is directed to say thatimplementation of the said OM dt 12.5.2017 willbe as difficult as Option1 would have been. Unless

BPS Writes

Letter No. B/49773/AG/ECHS/Rates/Policy dt :18.05.2017 from Central Organisation, ECHS,Adjutant General’s Branch, IntegratedHeadquarters, Ministry of Defence (Army),DelhiCantt – 110010, to UTI-ITSL, 1533/1, aboveFarico Shown Room, 1St Floor,Old MaddrasRoad, Halasur Banglore.

Sub: Empanelled Hospital Claims : OphthalmicProcedures

1. It has been noted with concern whilescrutinizing claims of an Eye Centre that ECHShad been billed more than the hospital rates. Itwas also observed that for ocular investigationsthe hospital was billing ECHS at twice the CGHSrates (stating that the CGHS rates are for oneeye). It has been clarified the CGHS rates forOphthalmology investigations are for both eyesunless specified”.

2. As per provisions of MOA and para 4(b)(x)of Gol, MOD letter NO.24(8)/03/US(WE)/D(Res)dated 19 Dec 2003, the hospital cannot bill ECHSmore than the hospital rates. It should be ensuredby Regional Centre’s that the rate list of thehospital is taken whenever MOA is being renewed.The rate list attached with MOA should not have arate more than CGHS rate/Hospital rate. whereverthe hospital rate is below CGHS rate it should bereflected with an asterisk (*) on the rate listattached with MoA.

3. BPA to check the claims of such hospital(including settled claims) which have not beenprocessed correctly and the excess amount paidpost implementation of CGHS 2014 rates if anywould be recovered from the pending claims ofthe hospitals.

4. The RCs are directed to ensure noadditional charges/extra charges than CGHS/ECHS or actuals whichever is less to be paid tothe hospital. It is also requested RCs toaccordingly review the pending claims (i.e notsettled claims) of the hospitals not restricted toophthalmic claims and those with observationsbe returned to BPA for correct processing.

IVS Gahlot, Col, Dir (Med)

Reg : Injustice done to Railway’s Loco running staff retired between 2004-2006

With effect from 1.1.2004, 50% DA wasconverted as Dearness pay. On this DP, DA aswell as 30% running allowance also wasadmissible to Railway’s Loco running staff.

For revision of pension as per 6th CPC,Dearness pay was considered as DR i.e to 24%DR as on 1.1.2006, 50% DP was added to bring itto 74%. To this 12% element of DR on DP wasadded to make it 86%. After adding 40% fitmentbenefit, multiplication factor of 2.26 was arrived atfor updating existing pension of 5th CPC to 6th CPCas on 1.1.2006.

Though because of treating 50% DP as DAno disadvantage occurred to Civil Pensionersother than Loco running staff of Railways as DRelement of 12% was accounted for. Unfortunately,Railway’s Loco Running Staff Pensioners retiredafter 1.1.2004 but before 1.1.2006 suffered lifelongloss of 15% in their pension/family pension aselement of running allowance on DP was notconsidered. In their case the multiplication factorfor revision of Pension as per 6th CPC acceptedrecommen-dations should have been 2.41instead of 2.26 i.e. 2.26 +15% element of runningallowance on Dearness Pay.

In the light of above explained facts, BharatPensioners Samaj Federation of PensionersAssociations appeal to you to direct concernedauthorities in Railway Board to review and dojustice to Railway’s Loco running staff Pensioners.

Thanking you in anticipation

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Letter No.SG/BPS/PSU/Pen/017/4 dt : 26.5.2017from SC Maheshwari, SG BPS, to Hon’ble MOS(Independent Charge) Ministry of Commerce &Industry, GOI Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi. (Kindattention : Ms N.Sitharaman)

Sub: Extension of 7th CPC benefits and grant ofDearness relief to Pensioners ofAutonomous (Statutory) Bodies underdepartment of commerce

Ref: OM F-20016/04/2016. E.III Department ofCommerce E Section Dt 23/25 May 2017

Bharat Pensioners Samaj, the largestFederation of pensioners which represent over 10lac Civil Pensioners, is shocked to read the contentsof your Ministry’s Commerce department OM F-20016/04/2016. E.III Department of Commerce E.Section Dt 23/25 May 2017

Madam, undersigned is directed to bring to yournotice that the Pensioners of Autonomous (Statutory)Bodies under the Department of Commerce of theMinistry under your kind control have been gettingCPC benefits right from 1st CPC to 6th CPC . ThePensionary benefits to these pensioners so far (upto6th CPC) were being paid in terms of CCS(Pension)Rules, 1972, as amended from time to time alongwith other Autonomous Bodies, viz. CSRI (Councilof Scientific and Industrial Research - and CentralPower Research Institute (Ministry of Power).

Under signed beg to bring to your notice therecent OM No 5-1(428)2017-PD dated 11.05.2017(not published) vide which all benefits of 7th CPCalong with the benefit of Dearness Relief have beenextended to the Pensioners & Family pensioners ofDSIR &CSIR.

In view of the above-mentioned fact OM F-20016/04/2016. E.III Department of Commerce E. SectionDt 23/25 May 2017 is discriminatory and thus BharatPensioners Samaj request you to kindly review thesaid OM so that the Pensioners/ Family Pensionersof Autonomous (Statutory) Bodies of the Departmentof Commerce of the Ministry under your kind controlare not discriminated against.


Letter No SG/BPS/7th CPC/12 dt: 26.5.2017 fromSC Maheshwari, SG BPS, to Secretary Departmentof Expenditure (DOE), GOI, Ministry of Finance,North Block New Delhi & copy endorsed to AddlSecy, DOP&PW

{Kind attention: Sh. Ashok Lavasa, FinanceSecretary & Secretary (Exp.}

Sub : Fitment Table for the implementation of 7thCPC Modified recommendations

Ref : CPAO OM on 7th CPC Revision of Pre-2016Pension in pursuance to DP&PW OM dt12.05.17 and MOF OM 23.05.2017

Under Signed is directed to draw your attentionto OM No.1-6/2016-IC dt.07.09.2016, whichstipulates that if two or more stages in pre-revisedPay band and Grade Pay get fixed at same Cell inthe applicable Level in the new Pay Matrix, oneadditional increment shall be given for every twostages bunched and the Pay of the Govt. Servantdrawing higher pay in the Pre-revised structure shallbe fixed at the next vertical cell in the applicable level.

I view of the aforesaid stipulation, undersignedrequest you to issue suitable instruction to the

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Fitment Tables/Ready recknors are issued andpending issue of revised PPOs, PDAs arerequested to pay revised pension with referenceto LPD given in the PPO on the basis of whichPDA initially started payment of Pension. Thiswill avoid hardship/ harassment to pensioners,minimizing chances of corruption and ensurespeedy compliance as issue of revised PPOsespecially by the Department of Post and theMinistry of Railways may take years.

It is, therefore, earnestly requested that :

i) Scale-wise Fitment Tables/Ready reckonersmay be issued early in case of Pensioners retiredduring the regime of various Pay Commissionssuch as 4th, 5th& 6th ; (ii) A dedicated Software maybe provided to all PSAs for the Revision ofpension/family pension of pre-2016 pensionersand for expeditious issue of revised PPOs; & (iii)Ministry of Railways and the department of Postmay be requested to expedite digitalisation of allPPOs and to make these available online as hasbeen done by CPAO.


concerned officials to keep in mind the provisionsof OM No.1-6/2016-IC dt.07.09.2016, while drawingfitment tables for the revisions of Pension of Pre-2016 pensioners/family Pensioners.


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Letter No: SG/BPS/17/2017 dt : 31.5.2017 fromSG BPS SC Maheshwari, to Dr.Jitendra Singh,Hon’ble Minister of State, (I/C) Govt.of India,Ministry of Personnel,Public Grievances andPensions, New Delhi - 110001

Sub: Gratitude expressed on the Govtdecisions on the VII Central PayCommission recommendation - Reg

1. Bharat Pensioners Samaj, a conglomerateof over 725 Pensioners Associations, expressesits gratitude to Govt. of India for the benevolentdecision on the VII Central Pay Commissionrecommendations on the revision of Pensionbased on the ‘Notional Pay’ on last pay drawnbasis. However, as the reasons for the decision,that the Option-1 as recommended by the VIICentral Pay Commission is not feasible forimplementation is not convincing to thePensioners and the Pensioners’ Associations.undersigned appeal to your honor to cause areview to permit Option1 also as one of theoptions.

2. Sir, the VII Central Pay Commissionsrecommendations as well as the benefit of revised‘Dearness Relief’ have not been implemented inrespect of Pensioners retired from the CentralGovernment autonomous bodies under variousCentral Ministries of Govt of India undertakingsand Public Sector undertaking who are eligible toreceive Pension under CCS (Pension) Rulesfrom the Govt. of India . Kindly order the earlyrevision of their Pension with Dearness Relief atthe revised rates.

3. The VII Central Pay Commission hasrecommended the extension of CGHS benefitsto Postal Pensioners as well as the takeover ofremaining Postal Dispensaries. The VII CentralPay Commission also recommended theintroduction of comprehensive Health InsuranceScheme for the Central Govt employees andPensioners. These recommendations remainunimplemented so far. The excessive revision ofCGHS subscriptions also causing hardships tothe Pensioners . The Hon’ble Minister may kindlyorder the examination of these issues and orderremedial measures at his earliest convenience.

Thanking you

Letter No: SG/BPS/CGHS/4/017 dt : 30.5.2017

from S C Maheshwari, to Dr.Jitendra Singh,Hon’ble Minister of State, (I/C) Govt.of India,Ministry of Personnel,Public Grievances and

Pensions, New Delhi - 110001.

Sub :Healthcare facilities for RailwayPensioners

This is our candid appeal to your honorholding such a coveted position in the PMO, tohelp us fulfilling the genuine need of the aged& retired Railway pensioners and theirdependent family members, specifically thosewho are settled in the suburban areas like DelhiNCR & other metropolitan cities throughoutIndia. The suburbs of the metropolitan citiesare generally located quite far away from theestablished Railway Health Institutions and it’sa real challenge for any aged pensioner tovisit the Railway Hospital for getting his/hermedical treatment &get diagnostic checkupfor their ailments due to aging and during emergency due to long distances (25-30 kmseach way) , travel time and the hassles onaccount of traffic snarls and the meagre supportsystem at their end It is ironical that the retiredRailway Board officials including RDSO arebeing considered at par with any other retiredcentral govt. employees and get full benefit ofCGHS and RELHS schemes for their medicaltreatment. But this facility is denied to the retiredemployees from Zonal Railways and other unitsof IR. Since the Railway Budget is now mergedwith the country’s General Budget, the RailwayMinistry is now like any other ministry of GOIfor such off-line activities and therefore, thefacilities of health services (CGHS) asapplicable to retired Railway Boardofficials and other retired central Govt,employees must be made available to theretired Railway employees from Zonal Railwaysand other units also and at least to thoseretired railway employees who desire toopt for the same due to the aforesaidreasons

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Railway though a biggest civilian employerand considered an ideal employer of thecountry, is badly failing in this aspect as notproviding the requisite health care facilities underRELHS to the pensioners akin to other retiredcentral govt. employees & Ex-service personnelsettled in far flung areas as covered underCGHS and ECHS respectively who are able to get easily the required medical facilitiesthrough various empaneled private hospitals/diagnostic centers on CGHS/ECHS schemelocated near their homes. Both the abovehealth care services are considered far superiorwhen compared to Railway health careservices(RELHS), for the reasons that Railwayhospital are not easily approachable due to theirlocation being far away from the suburbs. Apartfrom this they are already over stressed due tothe load of serving employees of the Railwaysand PSUs. The medical facilities as neededby the retired railway employees are thus notbeing granted by the Railway administration dueto hard attitude taken by the Medical andFinance department, despite making repeatedrequests to make CGHS applicable to theretired pensioners

Though recently Railway Board hasventured to issue instructions under RailwayBoard’s letter No. 2014/H/28/1/Smart Card/PartA dated 14-7-2016 laying down thecashlesstreatment scheme in emergency(CTSE) only in empaneled hospitals by theRailways (and not in all empaneled hospitalsby CGHS) in 4 metropolitan cities (Delhi NCR,Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai) and that too onexperimental basis for one year, for retiredemployees and their dependent familymembers. It is, however, submitted that theproposed CTSE in its present form would notserve the intended purpose of providing timelymedical attention in case of emergency due tostringent procedures laid down. While it shouldhave been more aged pensioners friendly andthe facilities as tagged with CGHS scheme,

should have been made applicable with thisSmart Card so that the same could also beutilized in non-emergent cases to meet withthe medical services in the private hospitalsempaneled on CGHS scheme. This Railway’sscheme, though designed to meet theEmergency sickness for the retired employeessettled in Delhi NCR & other Metropolitan citiesthroughout India, could not be implemented asyet though one year has already passed sinceits notification but there is no sign of itsimplementation on the ground due toolackadaisical approach & red-tapism of theRailway administration.

Further It will not be out of context tosubmit to your honor that our aforesaid viewshave been validated by the 7th CPC in theirrecommendations as enumerated in para9.5.18(iii). It is thus our humble submission thatas a step forward in this direction, the CGHSscheme should be made applicable to theretired railway employees, which form themajor chunk of the civilian retired employees,and immediately to at least to those who desireto opt for it, by paying the requisite amount ifconsidered necessary, even as already paidby them the one-month salary against RELHSat the time of retirement.

Sir, we shall be ever grateful for yourbenevolent action should our above grievanceis addressed at your level being a noble causeto uphold the right to live with dignity for theretired Railway employees at the fag end oftheir lives.Thanking you

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secy and treasurer respectively. Meeting came to an endwith a vote of thanks to all preceded by sweet packets.

Hooghly (WB): Uttarpara C G Penrs' Assn - Heldits 22nd AGM on 22-02-2017 with 498 members inattendance. It was chaired by its prez. Genl secy FCGPO- Basudeb Sengupta was the chief guest and ex- viceprez (EZ)/BPS - R N Dutta was guest of honour. Afterinaugural song, Jt secy Tapas Kr Mukherjee read namesof 39 departed members and house paid homage to themby observing one minute silence. Prez welcoming allappealed to younger retirees to take active part in theactivities of the assn to avoid jeopardising of the assn inthe years to come. Jt secy Bejoy Gopal Sinha read theproceedings of the 21st AGM followed by reading of secy'sreport by Jt secy Kamalesh Bose. Org secy Mihir BaranChatterjee presented accounts for 2016 alongwith BE for2017. All were passed unanimously. Prez and chief guestfelicitated 48 octogenarian members each with a shawl,flask, two books, Manpatra and a sweet packet. Chiefguest in his address drew attention of all to the plight ofpensioners and apprised about the latest recommendationsof 7th CPC. Guest of honour sought whole-heartedparticipation of pensioners in running the assn. Meetingended with a vote of thanks preceded by distribution ofsweet packets to all.

HYDERABAD (TELENGANA):C G P G (AP &TELENGANA States) - Monthly meeting for the month ofMarch,2017 held on 25-03-2017 was attended by nearly100 members. Later on 02-04-2017, org secy CGPF DSubba Rao attended the AGM of West Godavari C G P Aat Jangareddygudem accompanied by B Mallesh Goud, MS Appalachary & M Ravindranath. Org secy CGPF washighly critical of option I recommended by 7th CPC notbeing accepted by GOI for revision of pensions of pre-2016 retirees on flimsy grounds. Meeting dated 08-04-2017 of CGPF & WC held at Hyderabad , wkg committeeco-opted D Subba Rao as genl secy filling the vacancycaused due to the sudden demise of M Somasekhara Rao.Inthe general body meeting of CGPF held on 22-04-2017 atSecunderabad, attended by over 100 members, houseelected office-bearers for 2017-18 comprising : prez-DPrabhakara Rao, genl secy - D Subba Rao, org secy - BMallesh Goud, treasurer- M S Appalachary alongwith chiefadvisor and advisor D S Sastry and S Rama Raorespectively.

NAGPUR (MAH):S E C Rly Penrs' Assn - OnInternational Women's Day, SECRPA organiseddemonstration in front of the office of DRM/S E Rly. Nagpurand lodged protests against the gender discrimination byauthorities in solving problems of family pensioners. Thiswas preceded by a huge rally to the office of DRM coveringa distance of 2KMs. Later a deputation led by vice prez(WZ) - J N Rao alongwith Subramaniam, B K Thakur,Lawrance, Ms Sangeeta Senger and Ms Shainazpresented a memorandum to the Addl Divl Mgr anddiscussed problems of the family pensioners.

NAGAPATTINAM (TN): A I C G Penr's Assn (Karaikal Br) - Annual meeting of the branch, held on 09-04-2017 at Nagapattinam, was chaired by M A Abdul

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BHATPARA (WB):C G P A - In the 30th AGM for 2016-17 held on 23-04-2017 presided by its prez K L Bhattacharya,secretary Ajit Biswas read the annual report and accountsfor year ending April, 2017 and both passed unanimously.Later octogenarian pensioner members were felicitatedwith gifts. House approved resolutions relating to betterfunctioning of CGPA. All enjoyed the cultural performancesof the members. New executive committee for 2017-19,elected in a meeting dated May 5th, 2017 , comprises ofprez-B M Naru, secy-P S Bhattacharyya and treasurer - AK Bhattacharyya alongwith other office-bearers andexecutive committee members. In between tea and snackswere served.Meeting ended with a motion of thanks to thechair.

DELHI: I T R P W Assn - Through its quarterly bulletin'Sunrise' for the month ending March, 2017 informs ofholding a picnic, Holi Milan and celeberating InternationalWomen's day on 08-03-2017 at Lodhi Garden, Delhi. It alsomentions of the Finance Bill 2017 which was discussedthread - barely in a meeting whereat key speaker waspatron Sudhir Chandra. Alongwith some health tips, bulletininforms of homage paid to three of its members, twostalwarts and veterans of Pensioners Movement namely IS Hoora/ Genl secy - Pensioners & Retired Persons WelfareAssn, Janakpuri, New Delhi and M Somasekhra Rao/VicePrez, BPS, New Delhi in the recent past. ITRPWA hasexpressed its gratitude to PCCIT (CCA) Abrar Ahmed foralloting a room to the assn, a long felt need. ( Edr BPS hasrequested time and again to ITRPWA to send a self containedreport of about 10 to 15 lines each month for publication inthe 'Bharat Pensioner' and not through its quarterly bulletin.Chief Editor, ITRPWA / Lajpat Rai may kindly note ).

FULIA BAGANPARA (WB): Fulia Central GovtPenrs' Assn, Dist Nadia - 23rd AGM held on 14-03-2017 was attended by all members alongwithrepresentatives from other central and state govtpensioners assn. One minutes silence was observed topay homage to members who have left for their heavenlyabode since January, 2016. Welcoming all, prez soughtco-operation of all for smooth functioning of the assn. Genlsecy A K Sarkar presented activity report followed bypresentation of annual accounts by treasurer. Elderlypensioners were presented gifts. House elected new bodycomprising : Shanti Narayan Sarkar, Tapan Kr Ghosh, ArunKr Sarkar and Amul Kumar Saha as prez, wkg prez, genl

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Ammen and the gathering welcomed by Balu. Prez in hisaddress paid rich tributes to J Jayalalitha, Hon'ble ChiefMinister of Tamil Nadu and her various welfare schemesfor the state of TN followed by paying homage to three ofits members who have left for their heavenly abode andan amount Rs1500/- given to each of the three familiestowards funeral expenses. House observed two minutessilence in memory of the departed souls. Prez TNSGPA-AKaliyamurthi appreciated the achievements of AICGPAKaraikal branch and exhorted state pensioners to fighthard for achieving the benefits of 7CPC. Others speakersincluded special invitee D Manickam / secy Erode branchand R Sundarajan who in their addresses dealt on theissues relating to pensioners. Secy /CGPA Thiruvarurbranch honoured three state govt officials for theircooperation and courtesy extended to pensioners. Houselauded the services of M S Abdul Majeeth for his devotionin running the Karaikal branch at the age of 93 and wishedfor his long life. Gathering also thanked Selvi R Selvaranifor undertaking trips, at her own, to Nagapattinam forworking out arrears of many pensioners and getting samepaid ranging between Rs30000/- to over a lac.Meetingended after discussions on internal arrangements forfunctioning of various units and vote of thanks by Balu.

NEW DELHI: Penrs' Welfare Samaj - 44th AGM ofSamaj was held on 29-04-2017 at Shiv Mandir,Green Park,New Delhi chaired by its prez Mahendra Pratap. Afterrecitation of Gaytri Mantra, homage was paid to 20members who have expired. Secy Genl H P Sinhapresented annual report and audited accounts, both for2016-17 and same passed. 13 members of golden agebrotherhood were honoured. House elected office-bearers for 2017-18 under the supervision of N B Jaincomprising prez -Mahendra Pratap, secy genl -H P Sinha,treasurer - P P Sabharwal alongwith 1 each as vice prez/ addl secy Genl / auditor alongwith 10 area secys. Meetingconcluded with thanks by the prez drawing specialreference to the management of Shiv Mandir for providingspace for conduct of the meeting followed by NationalAnthem and lunch to all.

UDAIPUR (RAJ): C G Penr's And Family Penrs'Welfare Assn - Biennial conference of CGP&FPWA heldon 23-04-2017 was chaired by its prez C L Chadha. Biennialreport and audited accounts for 2017-18 were presented.New body elected for 2018-19 comprises as: prez-C LChadha, secy- K G Shakdwipee, Treasure-F R Sankhlaand other office-bearers.

VIJAYAWADA (AP): Central & State Penrs' Orgn- Tri- monthly general body meeting held on 08-04-2017was chaired by its prez K Hanumantha Rao. After recitationof prayer, house observed two minutes silence to payhomage to two members who left for their heavenly abodein February, 2017. Genl secy K Subbarao in his openingaddress dealt on the recent developments and desiredmembers to spell out their day-to-day problems.DVenkataswamy appealed for unity of members to attaintheir demands. Meeting ended with vote of thanks by ex-genl secy K K Vishwanatham followed by singing ofNational Anthem preceded by serving of light refreshments.

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