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One-third Salary of JCOs and Army soldiers will not stop
Thousands of Jawans and JCOs in the Indian Army have been given relief by the Department of Military Affairs (DMA). Now a third of the jawans and JCOs’ salary will not stop. For the first 10 months, there was no report of a third of her salary, and then after complaints, They were able to get their salary back in a long time. The DMA has now made it clear that withholding salary in this way is wrong and now if someone does this after November, it would be considered a violation of instructions. Jawans and JCOs in the Army
Retirement age of Indian Army officers may increase from next year
The Department of Military Affairs (DMA) under Chief of Defense Staff (CDS) General Bipin Rawat has proposed to increase the retirement age in the Indian Army. According to this plan of the DMA, the retirement age of military officers can be increased from one to three years from April next year. Sources in the government told the news agency ANI, ‘There has been a very positive response to the proposal for age extension as it will give all officers one to three years’ additional service as compared to other civilians and they can serve for 60 years. In this case,
Now pension of those who retire prematurely in the army will be less, know everything about recommendation of DMA
In a major reform initiative, the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) has recommended significant cuts in pension of premature retirees and raising the retirement age of certain categories of officers. Officials said the DMA’s move, headed by chief defense chief General Bipin Rawat, is part of a series of reforms focused on ensuring adequate use of resources and manpower. What’s in the new proposal ? According to the new proposal, the age of retirement of Colonel, Brigadier and Major General in the Army and their counterparts in the Navy and Air Force would be 57, 58 and 59 years respectively.
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