Comments on: One Rank One Pension- Projected OROP Table for Officers

By: Major Balasubramanian

Major Balasubramanian — Thu, 04 Feb 2016 14:45:13 +0000

Is it Basic or Basic+ DA

By: Daljeet Guleria

Daljeet Guleria — Tue, 29 Dec 2015 04:55:07 +0000

There should be a Pension table separate for offers and pbor and this should keep on changing twice a year or five yrs whatever decided by the Govt after taking the ex-servicemen in confidence. This table should be applicable to all. The effective date to be kept 01 Jan 2016. No arrears and no installments. If we waited 40 yes, we can sacrifice for some more past. But this table should be prepared very carefully.
Secondly we (the ex men) should neither blame v-crats nor the our Netas. Our v-crats are the backbone of our country. We should have faith in them. They r the think tanks for us. We should respect them and vice versa.
Thirdly Offers are fighting for them only on prop n taking some unskilled pbors in confidence. No one is bother for poor jcos/or. But we will enlarge our satisfaction column and will quite satisfy with what our Govt will give us.
Fourthly – we assure serving as well retired soldiers are physically and mentally committed to safeguard the Nation. We will always on orders of our Govt.
Fifthly n lastly We all have a great faith in our PM n FM. They are the honest and Nation builder person.
JAIHIND

By: PARKASH CHAND

PARKASH CHAND — Mon, 21 Dec 2015 11:16:49 +0000

Please Refer all previous Pay Commissions. There is no difference in Pension between honorary commissioned officers and commissioned officers.But as per likely and proposed OROP table there is Huge Gap between Lt/Capt and honorary Lt/Capt. I would like to request the Authorities on behalf of all Retired Soldiers that ever one should get Justice. Hoping for positive action.

By: Gautam Bhattacharjee

Gautam Bhattacharjee — Fri, 04 Dec 2015 05:59:00 +0000

My mother is getting a family pension to the tune of 19008. But the above chart is still showing the family pension of a Major is 19997. My father was in Indian Army, served for more than 30 years and retired in 1983 and left for his heavenly abode in the year 2002.

By: K C Magon

K C Magon — Tue, 01 Dec 2015 07:52:10 +0000

Those Re-Employed officers served the Defence Forces at a time when there were shortages of officers in the cader and as such their service as Re – Employed officer should be counted towads total service for the pupose of pension.