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Government Announces One Rank One Pension, Veterans Await Written Assurance
The government on Saturday announced the long-awaited One Rank One Pension for veterans of the armed forces, who have been protesting in Delhi for 87 days. However, the retired military personnel have said they would continue with their relay fast until they receive a written statement from the government.
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One Rank One Pension Decision Likely in 48 Hours, Say Sources: 10 Developments
The government plans to announce the implementation of One Rank One Pension or OROP in the next 48 hours, sources have said. Veterans on strike say it's a "unilateral" decision as they have not signed off on any proposal.
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Another Army Veteran on One Rank One Pension Hunger Strike Hospitalised
Another Army veteran, Havaldar Abhilekh Singh, who was on an indefinite hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar to demand the implementation of the One Rank One Pension scheme, had been taken to hospital today.
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On a Fast, and Furious. A Night on the Road With Protesting Military Veterans
Former soldiers and officers of the Indian Armed Forces are spending entire nights sleeping out in the open at New Delhi's Jantar Mantar in their quest for One Rank, One Pension.
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OROP Stir: Another Army Veteran's Health Deteriorates
Col. Pushpender Singh, who was hospitalised after fasting for nine days over the non-implementation of One Rank One Pension, is stable but the health of retired havildar Major Singh has worsened.
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Hospitalised Former Army Officer Stable, OROP Protest Continues
Col. Pushpender Singh, who was hospitalised after fasting for nine days over One Rank One Pension, is stable, doctors said today.
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Former Army Officer on OROP Fast Hospitalised
Colonel Pushpendra Singh, one of the retired military officers on a fast-unto-death over the One Rank One Pension issue, or OROP, has been rushed to the hospital after his health deteriorated today.
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Third Army Veteran Joins Indefinite Hunger Strike Over One Rank One Pension
There are now three Army veterans on an indefinite hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar in protest against the delay in implementing One Rank One Pension or OROP.
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Will No Longer Stop Those Who Want to Fast Unto Death, Say OROP Protestors
A stunned silence was the reaction of protesting Indian military veterans to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comment that the government's consultations on OROP would continue, and .
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One Rank One Pension Explained in 10 Points
One Rank One Pension or OROP, a longstanding demand of ex-servicemen, will grant retired armed forces personnel pension parity with officers and jawans of the same rank who are retiring now. Gandhian activist Anna Hazare has announced an indefinite fast in support of OROP from October 2.
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War Veterans Demanding One Rank One Pension Talk More Protests, Fast Unto Death
The retired servicemen who have been on protest for a week demanding the rollout of the One Rank One Pension scheme, now say they are thinking of intensifying their protest - and one of the ways being considered is fast unto death.
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Government Announces One Rank One Pension, Veterans Await Written Assurance
The government on Saturday announced the long-awaited One Rank One Pension for veterans of the armed forces, who have been protesting in Delhi for 87 days. However, the retired military personnel have said they would continue with their relay fast until they receive a written statement from the government.
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One Rank One Pension Decision Likely in 48 Hours, Say Sources: 10 Developments
The government plans to announce the implementation of One Rank One Pension or OROP in the next 48 hours, sources have said. Veterans on strike say it's a "unilateral" decision as they have not signed off on any proposal.
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Another Army Veteran on One Rank One Pension Hunger Strike Hospitalised
Another Army veteran, Havaldar Abhilekh Singh, who was on an indefinite hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar to demand the implementation of the One Rank One Pension scheme, had been taken to hospital today.
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On a Fast, and Furious. A Night on the Road With Protesting Military Veterans
Former soldiers and officers of the Indian Armed Forces are spending entire nights sleeping out in the open at New Delhi's Jantar Mantar in their quest for One Rank, One Pension.
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OROP Stir: Another Army Veteran's Health Deteriorates
Col. Pushpender Singh, who was hospitalised after fasting for nine days over the non-implementation of One Rank One Pension, is stable but the health of retired havildar Major Singh has worsened.
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Hospitalised Former Army Officer Stable, OROP Protest Continues
Col. Pushpender Singh, who was hospitalised after fasting for nine days over One Rank One Pension, is stable, doctors said today.
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Former Army Officer on OROP Fast Hospitalised
Colonel Pushpendra Singh, one of the retired military officers on a fast-unto-death over the One Rank One Pension issue, or OROP, has been rushed to the hospital after his health deteriorated today.
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Third Army Veteran Joins Indefinite Hunger Strike Over One Rank One Pension
There are now three Army veterans on an indefinite hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar in protest against the delay in implementing One Rank One Pension or OROP.
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Will No Longer Stop Those Who Want to Fast Unto Death, Say OROP Protestors
A stunned silence was the reaction of protesting Indian military veterans to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's comment that the government's consultations on OROP would continue, and .
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One Rank One Pension Explained in 10 Points
One Rank One Pension or OROP, a longstanding demand of ex-servicemen, will grant retired armed forces personnel pension parity with officers and jawans of the same rank who are retiring now. Gandhian activist Anna Hazare has announced an indefinite fast in support of OROP from October 2.
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War Veterans Demanding One Rank One Pension Talk More Protests, Fast Unto Death
The retired servicemen who have been on protest for a week demanding the rollout of the One Rank One Pension scheme, now say they are thinking of intensifying their protest - and one of the ways being considered is fast unto death.
