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Former Defence Minister AK Antony Accuses Centre of Betraying Ex-Servicemen
Former Defence Minister AK Antony today attacked Narendra Modi government accusing it of "betraying" war veterans and dubbing the notification on one-rank-one-pension (OROP) as a "Diwali shock" for them.
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PMO Involved to Resolve One Rank One Pension Issue: Manohar Parrikar
The Prime Minister's Office is "directly involved" in the efforts to resolve the One-Rank-One-Pension (OROP) issue and the government is working to fill in the "small gaps" in it, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said today said.
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Blog: India is Seeming Ungrateful, Writes General VK Singh's Daughter
We saw emotional scene, but I know they will not do anything to disturb the peace. It is, however, disheartening to see 80-90-year-olds sitting on a hunger strike. This should alarm each of us - here is an army which stood by the nation when it wanted something, it is that time that the nation gives back to veterans.
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'Our Government Sanctioned Funds, NDA Did Nothing': Rahul Gandhi on One-Rank One-Pension Scheme
Attacking the government over non-implementation of 'one-rank-one-pension' (OROP) scheme, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said he will "pressurise" the Centre to act on the issue at the earliest.
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Rahul Gandhi to Meet Ex-Servicemen Today Amid Growing Demands for 'One-Rank-One-Pension'
Amid growing demands for 'one-rank-one-pension" for ex-servicemen, Rahul Gandhi will now be taking up their cause by meeting representatives of former military personnel and war widows at the Congress headquarters in New Delhi today.
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Rahul Gandhi backs 'One-Rank-One-Pension' demand of ex-servicemen
Rahul Gandhi today backed the long-pending demand of 'One-Rank, One-Pension' for ex-servicemen assuring them that he will make all efforts to ensure it is met at the earliest.
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Govt sets aside Rs 2300 crore for armed forces' One-Rank-One-Pension demand
In a victory for ex-servicemen, the government has set aside Rs 2,300 crore to partly implement the One-Rank-One-Pension (OROP) demand that has been pending for years. This has been a major irritant between the armed forces and the government.
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One rank One Pension: Cabinet clears Rs 2300 crore package
In a major victory for ex-servicemen, the government has set aside Rs 2,300 crore to implement the one-rank-one-pension (OROP) demand that has been pending for years. This has been a major irritant between the armed forces and the bureaucracy.
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Blog: Will the PM make the military happy on August 15?
Will the Prime Minister bite the bullet and grant a long-standing and just demand of 21 lakh ex-servicemen to implement the principle of One-Rank-One-Pension?
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Former Defence Minister AK Antony Accuses Centre of Betraying Ex-Servicemen
Former Defence Minister AK Antony today attacked Narendra Modi government accusing it of "betraying" war veterans and dubbing the notification on one-rank-one-pension (OROP) as a "Diwali shock" for them.
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PMO Involved to Resolve One Rank One Pension Issue: Manohar Parrikar
The Prime Minister's Office is "directly involved" in the efforts to resolve the One-Rank-One-Pension (OROP) issue and the government is working to fill in the "small gaps" in it, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said today said.
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Blog: India is Seeming Ungrateful, Writes General VK Singh's Daughter
We saw emotional scene, but I know they will not do anything to disturb the peace. It is, however, disheartening to see 80-90-year-olds sitting on a hunger strike. This should alarm each of us - here is an army which stood by the nation when it wanted something, it is that time that the nation gives back to veterans.
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'Our Government Sanctioned Funds, NDA Did Nothing': Rahul Gandhi on One-Rank One-Pension Scheme
Attacking the government over non-implementation of 'one-rank-one-pension' (OROP) scheme, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today said he will "pressurise" the Centre to act on the issue at the earliest.
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Rahul Gandhi to Meet Ex-Servicemen Today Amid Growing Demands for 'One-Rank-One-Pension'
Amid growing demands for 'one-rank-one-pension" for ex-servicemen, Rahul Gandhi will now be taking up their cause by meeting representatives of former military personnel and war widows at the Congress headquarters in New Delhi today.
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Rahul Gandhi backs 'One-Rank-One-Pension' demand of ex-servicemen
Rahul Gandhi today backed the long-pending demand of 'One-Rank, One-Pension' for ex-servicemen assuring them that he will make all efforts to ensure it is met at the earliest.
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Govt sets aside Rs 2300 crore for armed forces' One-Rank-One-Pension demand
In a victory for ex-servicemen, the government has set aside Rs 2,300 crore to partly implement the One-Rank-One-Pension (OROP) demand that has been pending for years. This has been a major irritant between the armed forces and the government.
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One rank One Pension: Cabinet clears Rs 2300 crore package
In a major victory for ex-servicemen, the government has set aside Rs 2,300 crore to implement the one-rank-one-pension (OROP) demand that has been pending for years. This has been a major irritant between the armed forces and the bureaucracy.
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Blog: Will the PM make the military happy on August 15?
Will the Prime Minister bite the bullet and grant a long-standing and just demand of 21 lakh ex-servicemen to implement the principle of One-Rank-One-Pension?
