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Centre Asks Retiring, Retired Employees To Share Work Experience. Here's Why
The Centre has asked retiring and retired employees to share their experience while in service, a move aimed at bringing in future governance reforms, according to an official statement issued on Friday.
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Global Pension Index 2023: Countries With The Best Pension System
Globally, Netherlands took the top spot, followed by Iceland and Denmark, while Argentina was ranked last, according to the index.
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France's Controversial Pension Reform Becomes Law After Passing Court Test
French President Emmanuel Macron has promulgated his pension reform into law, including raising the retirement age to 64, according to a text published in the country's Official Journal early Saturday.
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France Protests: What Next For Emmanuel Macron's Pension Reform
France's Constitutional Council is due to deliver its verdict on Friday on a deeply unpopular bill that will delay retirement by two years to 64, and on plans for a referendum to challenge it.
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After Massive Protests, France's Pension Reform Law Faces Key Test Today
France's Constitutional Council will on Friday give its hotly-anticipated verdict on whether the government's plans to increase the retirement age, which have triggered massive protests, are in line with constitutional rules.
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"Disturbing Developments" In Lakshadweep: Top Ex-Bureaucrats Write To PM
93 retired top civil servants from across the country have signed a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against a series of controversial decisions of Lakshadweep's administrator Praful Patel.
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Military Pitches Raising Officers' Premature Retirement Age, Pension Cut
In a major reform initiative, the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) has proposed a significant cut in the pension amount of military personnel taking premature retirement and suggested increasing the retirement age of certain categories of officers.
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Supreme Court To Pass Order On Setting Up Of Committee On Prison Reforms
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would pass an order to set up a committee headed by a retired apex court judge to deal with all issues pertaining to jails across the country and suggest measures for prison reforms.
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Prisoners Have Rights, Can't Be Kept In Jail Like "Animals": Top Court
The Supreme Court today said it would constitute a committee under the chairmanship of its retired judge to look into problems in jails, including overcrowding, and suggest measures to deal with it.
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India's Pension Fund Says Will Not Directly Enter Low Cost Housing Market
The retirement fund body EPFO said it will not build houses directly, nixing rumours that the pension fund was getting into construction.
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'England Tour Not Lodha Panel's Mandate, Need Payment Details'
The Lodha panel has stated that as far as payments are concerned, if they are to be made directly by the BCCI, no directions can be given by the panel until relevant details are furnished.
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Markandey Katju To Head BCCI Panel to Look Into Lodha Panel Reforms
Markandey Katju is a retired Supreme Court judge. The BCCI has a six-month deadline to implement the reforms suggested by the Lodha panel
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PM Narendra Modi's GST Barb To Retiring Rajya Sabha Members
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's send-off speech for 53 lawmakers of the Rajya Sabha who are retiring soon, delivered a gentle barb on the upper house's inability to pass a bill to effect his government's key reform, the Goods and Services Tax.
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RBI Staff Strike Hits Some Banking Operations
Major banking transactions took a hit on Thursday as over 17,000 employees of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) went on a "one-day mass casual leave" protesting against reform measures of the central government and seeking better retirement benefits.
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RBI Workers To Strike Today, Banking Operations May Be Hit
About 17,000 employees of the Reserve Bank of India are set to go on strike on Thursday for better retirement benefits and to oppose reforms to the central bank, raising the prospect of disruptions to banks and markets.
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Centre Asks Retiring, Retired Employees To Share Work Experience. Here's Why
The Centre has asked retiring and retired employees to share their experience while in service, a move aimed at bringing in future governance reforms, according to an official statement issued on Friday.
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Global Pension Index 2023: Countries With The Best Pension System
Globally, Netherlands took the top spot, followed by Iceland and Denmark, while Argentina was ranked last, according to the index.
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France's Controversial Pension Reform Becomes Law After Passing Court Test
French President Emmanuel Macron has promulgated his pension reform into law, including raising the retirement age to 64, according to a text published in the country's Official Journal early Saturday.
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France Protests: What Next For Emmanuel Macron's Pension Reform
France's Constitutional Council is due to deliver its verdict on Friday on a deeply unpopular bill that will delay retirement by two years to 64, and on plans for a referendum to challenge it.
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After Massive Protests, France's Pension Reform Law Faces Key Test Today
France's Constitutional Council will on Friday give its hotly-anticipated verdict on whether the government's plans to increase the retirement age, which have triggered massive protests, are in line with constitutional rules.
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"Disturbing Developments" In Lakshadweep: Top Ex-Bureaucrats Write To PM
93 retired top civil servants from across the country have signed a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against a series of controversial decisions of Lakshadweep's administrator Praful Patel.
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Military Pitches Raising Officers' Premature Retirement Age, Pension Cut
In a major reform initiative, the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) has proposed a significant cut in the pension amount of military personnel taking premature retirement and suggested increasing the retirement age of certain categories of officers.
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Supreme Court To Pass Order On Setting Up Of Committee On Prison Reforms
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said it would pass an order to set up a committee headed by a retired apex court judge to deal with all issues pertaining to jails across the country and suggest measures for prison reforms.
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Prisoners Have Rights, Can't Be Kept In Jail Like "Animals": Top Court
The Supreme Court today said it would constitute a committee under the chairmanship of its retired judge to look into problems in jails, including overcrowding, and suggest measures to deal with it.
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India's Pension Fund Says Will Not Directly Enter Low Cost Housing Market
The retirement fund body EPFO said it will not build houses directly, nixing rumours that the pension fund was getting into construction.
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'England Tour Not Lodha Panel's Mandate, Need Payment Details'
The Lodha panel has stated that as far as payments are concerned, if they are to be made directly by the BCCI, no directions can be given by the panel until relevant details are furnished.
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Markandey Katju To Head BCCI Panel to Look Into Lodha Panel Reforms
Markandey Katju is a retired Supreme Court judge. The BCCI has a six-month deadline to implement the reforms suggested by the Lodha panel
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PM Narendra Modi's GST Barb To Retiring Rajya Sabha Members
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's send-off speech for 53 lawmakers of the Rajya Sabha who are retiring soon, delivered a gentle barb on the upper house's inability to pass a bill to effect his government's key reform, the Goods and Services Tax.
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RBI Staff Strike Hits Some Banking Operations
Major banking transactions took a hit on Thursday as over 17,000 employees of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) went on a "one-day mass casual leave" protesting against reform measures of the central government and seeking better retirement benefits.
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RBI Workers To Strike Today, Banking Operations May Be Hit
About 17,000 employees of the Reserve Bank of India are set to go on strike on Thursday for better retirement benefits and to oppose reforms to the central bank, raising the prospect of disruptions to banks and markets.
