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Ex-Servicemen Protest On Rail Tracks For 12 Hours In Punjab, Services Hit
The protest affected the train movement on the section, the Government Railway Police (GRP) officials said.
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PM Modi Targets Congress Over Implementation Of One Rank One Pension
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday accused the Congress of dragging its feet on implementation of the One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme for defence forces and said it was his government that executed the policy
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Centre Wants 3 More Months To Clear One Rank One Pension Arrears
The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking extension of time till March 15, 2023 for payment of arrears of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) scheme to all eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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PM Modi Fulfilled Commitment On One Rank One Pension: Rajnath Singh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has fulfilled the commitment made to armed forces veterans by providing the 'one rank one pension' scheme, said Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday.
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Centre Disbursed Over Rs 42,700 Crore To Ex-Servicemen Under "One Rank One Pension" In 5 Years
Centre has disbursed more than Rs 42,700 crore to 20.6 lakh retired defence personnel under the One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme, which was notified five years ago, the Defence Ministry said on Friday.
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In Lok Sabha, Congress Demands One Rank, One Pension For Paramilitary Forces
The Congress said on Wednesday the one rank, one pension scheme should also be provided to the paramilitary forces as they too sacrifice their lives for the country.
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For Congress, OROP Means One Rahul, One Priyanka, Says Amit Shah
BJP President Amit Shah asserted at a public rally in Himachal Pradesh's Nahan that the Narendra Modi government not just ensured national security but also brought in One Rank One Pension scheme for the armed forces after it came to power.
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OROP Promise Delivered, Shows Commitment To Army: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today his government delivered on the promise made to ex-servicemen on 'One Rank One Pension' scheme and it was an indication of the centre's commitment to the Indian Army
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Only 5 Per Cent Army Veterans Facing Problems Over OROP: Manohar Parrikar
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said 95 per cent of retired defence personnel have benefited from the implementation of the One Rank, One Pension (OROP) scheme and problems being faced by the remaining 5 per per cent will be resolved in the next two months.
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Veterans Owed Money, But Respect Too: Rahul Gandhi On OROP Pension Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of habitually betraying soldiers and former servicemen by withholding the higher pensions that they are due under a new scheme cleared last year.
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Veteran Who Killed Himself Was Owed Rs 3,000 More Per Month
Ram Kishen Grewal ate poison because he hadn't been given the money he was owed as a former soldier.
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In Row Over Ex Soldier's Suicide, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal Detained
Twice today - in the afternoon and then again in the evening- opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was detained by the Delhi police as he tried to meet with the family of the army veteran who committed suicide allegedly over an insufficient pension.
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Arvind Kejriwal Released, Says PM Modi 'Lied' About OROP Implementation
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who was detained by the police after he tried to meet the relatives of army veteran RK Grewal, who had committed suicide allegedly over an insufficient pension, was released close to midnight on Wednesday.
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Only Modi Government Implemented One Rank One Pension: Manohar Parrikar
In a veiled attack on Congress over One Rank One Pension (OROP) for soldiers, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said Narendra Modi government was the first regime to implement this scheme unlike others who merely paid "lip service" to the issue.
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Rahul Gandhi Asks PM Modi To Reassure Soldiers 'In Deed', Questions Steps
Rahul Gandhi today questioned Modi government's resolve to work for soldiers' welfare, asking the Prime Minister to first implement the 'one rank, one pension' scheme in a meaningful way and redress their pay anomalies and other grievances.
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Ex-Servicemen Protest On Rail Tracks For 12 Hours In Punjab, Services Hit
The protest affected the train movement on the section, the Government Railway Police (GRP) officials said.
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PM Modi Targets Congress Over Implementation Of One Rank One Pension
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday accused the Congress of dragging its feet on implementation of the One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme for defence forces and said it was his government that executed the policy
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Centre Wants 3 More Months To Clear One Rank One Pension Arrears
The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking extension of time till March 15, 2023 for payment of arrears of One Rank-One Pension (OROP) scheme to all eligible pensioners of the armed forces.
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PM Modi Fulfilled Commitment On One Rank One Pension: Rajnath Singh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has fulfilled the commitment made to armed forces veterans by providing the 'one rank one pension' scheme, said Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday.
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Centre Disbursed Over Rs 42,700 Crore To Ex-Servicemen Under "One Rank One Pension" In 5 Years
Centre has disbursed more than Rs 42,700 crore to 20.6 lakh retired defence personnel under the One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme, which was notified five years ago, the Defence Ministry said on Friday.
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In Lok Sabha, Congress Demands One Rank, One Pension For Paramilitary Forces
The Congress said on Wednesday the one rank, one pension scheme should also be provided to the paramilitary forces as they too sacrifice their lives for the country.
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For Congress, OROP Means One Rahul, One Priyanka, Says Amit Shah
BJP President Amit Shah asserted at a public rally in Himachal Pradesh's Nahan that the Narendra Modi government not just ensured national security but also brought in One Rank One Pension scheme for the armed forces after it came to power.
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OROP Promise Delivered, Shows Commitment To Army: PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today his government delivered on the promise made to ex-servicemen on 'One Rank One Pension' scheme and it was an indication of the centre's commitment to the Indian Army
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Only 5 Per Cent Army Veterans Facing Problems Over OROP: Manohar Parrikar
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said 95 per cent of retired defence personnel have benefited from the implementation of the One Rank, One Pension (OROP) scheme and problems being faced by the remaining 5 per per cent will be resolved in the next two months.
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Veterans Owed Money, But Respect Too: Rahul Gandhi On OROP Pension Row
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of habitually betraying soldiers and former servicemen by withholding the higher pensions that they are due under a new scheme cleared last year.
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Veteran Who Killed Himself Was Owed Rs 3,000 More Per Month
Ram Kishen Grewal ate poison because he hadn't been given the money he was owed as a former soldier.
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In Row Over Ex Soldier's Suicide, Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal Detained
Twice today - in the afternoon and then again in the evening- opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was detained by the Delhi police as he tried to meet with the family of the army veteran who committed suicide allegedly over an insufficient pension.
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Arvind Kejriwal Released, Says PM Modi 'Lied' About OROP Implementation
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who was detained by the police after he tried to meet the relatives of army veteran RK Grewal, who had committed suicide allegedly over an insufficient pension, was released close to midnight on Wednesday.
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Only Modi Government Implemented One Rank One Pension: Manohar Parrikar
In a veiled attack on Congress over One Rank One Pension (OROP) for soldiers, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said Narendra Modi government was the first regime to implement this scheme unlike others who merely paid "lip service" to the issue.
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Rahul Gandhi Asks PM Modi To Reassure Soldiers 'In Deed', Questions Steps
Rahul Gandhi today questioned Modi government's resolve to work for soldiers' welfare, asking the Prime Minister to first implement the 'one rank, one pension' scheme in a meaningful way and redress their pay anomalies and other grievances.
