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Burning, Surrendering of Medals Uncalled For: Former Navy Chief
Former Navy Chief Arun Prakash today disapproved of military veterans' protest move to return and burn medals against "diluted" One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme, and favoured other avenues like negotiating with government to push their demands or going to court.
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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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Government Sending Confused Signals on Pension Scheme, Say War Veterans
The agitating ex-servicemen demanding One Rank One Pension has accused the Centre of trying to create a rift between the ranks of retired officers, saying that the government has still not been able to come to the negotiating table with a clean agenda as the protests entered the 81st day.
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May Accept Revision of Pension Once in 2 Years, Say Ex-Servicemen on OROP
The agitating ex-servicemen and the government appeared to have ironed out some major differences over the contentious issue of One Rank One Pension with the defence veterans saying on Wednesday night that they may accept revision of pension once in two years instead of one year as demanded by them.
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Breakthrough Soon in Talks With Government on OROP: Sources
The protesters demanding the implementation of the One Rank One Pension Scheme, or OROP, believe that they are about to each a breakthrough in the negotiations with the government, sources said.
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Exclusive: Kargil Army Chief's 48 Hours as Chief OROP Negotiator
General VP Malik, the Army Chief, who led India to victory during the Kargil War, was the Prime Minister's personal choice for mediating back-channel talks between the government and military veterans who are leading the protests for One Rank One Pension or OROP.
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Burning, Surrendering of Medals Uncalled For: Former Navy Chief
Former Navy Chief Arun Prakash today disapproved of military veterans' protest move to return and burn medals against "diluted" One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme, and favoured other avenues like negotiating with government to push their demands or going to court.
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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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Government Sending Confused Signals on Pension Scheme, Say War Veterans
The agitating ex-servicemen demanding One Rank One Pension has accused the Centre of trying to create a rift between the ranks of retired officers, saying that the government has still not been able to come to the negotiating table with a clean agenda as the protests entered the 81st day.
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May Accept Revision of Pension Once in 2 Years, Say Ex-Servicemen on OROP
The agitating ex-servicemen and the government appeared to have ironed out some major differences over the contentious issue of One Rank One Pension with the defence veterans saying on Wednesday night that they may accept revision of pension once in two years instead of one year as demanded by them.
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Breakthrough Soon in Talks With Government on OROP: Sources
The protesters demanding the implementation of the One Rank One Pension Scheme, or OROP, believe that they are about to each a breakthrough in the negotiations with the government, sources said.
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Exclusive: Kargil Army Chief's 48 Hours as Chief OROP Negotiator
General VP Malik, the Army Chief, who led India to victory during the Kargil War, was the Prime Minister's personal choice for mediating back-channel talks between the government and military veterans who are leading the protests for One Rank One Pension or OROP.
