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Initial Impressions Of Data On 2019 OROP Revision As Obtained Through RTI By Aerial View Blog: Maj and Lt Col Ranks

The previous posts in this blog, pointing to a probable need of review of OROP revision for Major and Lt Col retirees, appear to have a basis at first glance of RTI data now made available on Aerial Blog (Link on Tables embedded as follows): The important considerations are: *How relevant and rational are the… Continue reading Initial Impressions Of Data On 2019 OROP Revision As Obtained Through RTI By Aerial View Blog: Maj and Lt Col Ranks

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OROP Revision As Applicable To Pensioners In Rank Of Lt Col

OROP as revised wef 01 July 2019 for Lt Col pensioners suffers from the same ambiguities as the original OROP fixation with effect from 01 Jul 2014. Though OROP was fixed and revised based on the average of actual minimum and maximum pensions of ESM retiring in 2013 and 2018, respectively, in the same rank… Continue reading OROP Revision As Applicable To Pensioners In Rank Of Lt Col

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QS Based Comparison Of Revised OROP Of Pensioners In Maj Rank

With the concrete data of the OROP Revision now available, it is possible to make a comparison of QS that would correspond to the revised OROP assuming anyone with a regular commission in rank of Major actually retired in 2018. As is generally believed, all retirees with regular commissions actually retire minimally as Lt Col… Continue reading QS Based Comparison Of Revised OROP Of Pensioners In Maj Rank

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The Need For Clarifications On OROP Revision

With issue of the formal document dated 20 January 2023, for the revision of OROP with effect from 01 July 2019, some of the old questions have arisen again as the wording of the Policy Letter does not fully clarify some of the actual calculations presented in the accompanying table . To be specific, one… Continue reading The Need For Clarifications On OROP Revision

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Rational Information On Expenditure On Pensions Of Defence Personnel

There have been a number of “suggestions” in the public domain on how the financial burden on the Nation could be reduced in the matter of pensions paid to ex-servicemen. Sometimes, such suggestions can be rational and at others these need to be reviewed by opinion-makers, as I had pointed out recently. Readers can access… Continue reading Rational Information On Expenditure On Pensions Of Defence Personnel