High Powered Committee should be formed to dispose of Medical Claims under CGHS: Supreme Court
Supreme Court: Paying heed to the plight of the retired Government Servants who had alleged unfair treatment pertaining to reimbursement of medical
Pension
Citizens cannot be forced to produce their Aadhaar to receive Government welfare schemes and benefits
Central Information Commission: The Commission recently dealt with a second appeal wherein the appellant contended that after having taken voluntary retirement from
Employees who have resigned cannot claim pension under voluntary retirement scheme
Bombay High Court: A writ petition by former employees of the respondent bank who asserted that differentiating between ‘resignation’ and ‘voluntary retirement’ was
Only 50% of the casual worker’s service is to be reckoned for calculating pension after obtaining temporary status
Supreme Court: In the case where the respondents who were initially engaged on casual basis and after one or two years were
Parents of a married officer not entitled to receive the pension amount as per the the Family Pension Scheme, 1964
Supreme Court: In the matter where the widow of a Government Employee aggrieved by the order of the High Court of Punjab
State Government directed to provide financial assistance to Rajasthan Agriculture University for payment of pension as 25 retired employees died due to non-payment of pension
Rajasthan High Court: The Court while disposing off a writ petition filed by Pensioners’ Welfare Samiti of the Swami Keshvanand Rajasthan Agricultural
Family members of Territorial Army Personnel after being disembodied from service entitled to pension
Supreme Court: Deciding an appeal challenging the judgment passed by the Armed Forces Tribunal where the application for seeking pension on husband’s