Will Retired Employees See Benefits from the 6th Pay Commission Changes?

Will the retired employees (pensioners) get benefits from the 6th Pay Commission?

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Yes, Pensioners will get the benefit as well. Could anybody answer my question please:

My basic pay after the fifth pay commission is Rs 5318. I want to know the present fixation of pay, DA, and the medical benefits after the sixth pay commission.

Regards,
lvbsMani

What will be the benefits available for pensioners in the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations? The points of doubt are:

i) Whether Basic pay + Grade Pay will be taken as the basis for the fixation of pension?

ii) Whether the revised ceiling on Gratuity will be applied for existing pensioners.

iii) Whether the commutation of pension made by the existing pensioners will be reworked on the new rate of commutation recommended by the Commission.

iv) Will the new rules have a retrospective effect, and if so, up to what date?

Can anybody clarify?

I am a central govt pensioner. At present, I am getting a total of Rs 13,556.00 as pension. My basic pension is Rs 7,510, commutation is Rs 3,004, and residual pension is Rs 4,506. I retired on March 31, 1996. What will be my revised pension?

I am an army retired person. My name is Mr. Subbiah living in Tuticorin District, Mudivaithanendal - 62102. I retired on 31.12.2005. I would like to inquire about my new pension under the pay commission and the amount of arrears due to me. I am having difficulty understanding the calculations. Could you please inform me of my new salary and clarify my doubts?

Thank you,
Subbiah
Mudivaithanendal

Example of discrepancy is explained below :

Suppose a person ‘A' retired (Superannuation) on 31 August 2008 while putting 25 years of service.
Another person ‘B' having same basic retired (Superannuation) on 30 Sept. 2008 putting 20 years service.

Assume their basic pay ( Av. of 10 months) is same – Let it be Rs. 20000/-

So the person ‘A' who put 25 years service, his pension will be fixed as :
= 20000 / 2 x 25/33 = Rs.6061/-

While the person ‘B' who put only 20 years service, but retiring only after 5 Sept 08, his pension will be fixed as :

[SIZE=3]= 20000/2 = Rs.10000/-

Can't the DOPT / Govt. see this discrepancy?
Is the pensioner responsible late release of 6th Pay Commission report, due to which he is facing this discrimination ?

vijaynimkar

Hi,

Can anyone provide information on the latest updates (July 2009) regarding defense pension and disbursement of balance arrear amounts? What will be the revised pension for an H/Capt and an H/Lt who retired between 1982 and 1997? I would also like to know if a person who retired in 1983 and then rejoined the DSC, serving for 3 years, is eligible for two pensions or only a single pension. Where can we find the latest revised pension table?

Dear Sir,

I am Sub Major (Mohamed Ali) (Hony. Capt) (H/Lt on active list) retired on 30-09-1986 (AN) after working for 30 years, 2 months, and 19 days. I re-enrolled in DSC and worked for 6 years and 3 months from 19-05-1988 to 01-08-1994. I would like to know my current basic pension and revised pension with D.A. as per April 2010. Additionally, please provide me with the current revised pension table.

Thank you.

I left the service on 30th November 2007 as an Associate Professor, taking voluntary retirement after serving 21 years, and joined an NGO. I am deprived of a pension at 50% of the basic pay since I retired in the year 2007 and not in the year 2009. I receive a pension at 21/33 * basic pay instead of a pension at 50% of the basic, which is discriminatory as per Article 14 of the Constitution.

Can I File a Writ Petition?

Can I file a writ petition in the court to get my fair due of pension?

Please provide an example or calculation regarding the additional commutation of pension if employees retire on 30.6.2006 and have their revised pension fixed on 2.9.2009.