“Neither Attributable Nor Aggravated” Why This One Line Can No Longer Deny Your Disability Pension
Armed Forces Tribunal, Principal Bench Col Arun Sood (Retd) vs. Union of India & Ors. OA 2465/2021 A Familiar Rejection Letter Ask…
Armed Forces Tribunal, Principal Bench Col Arun Sood (Retd) vs. Union of India & Ors. OA 2465/2021 A Familiar Rejection Letter Ask…
A woman who goes on maternity leave must get her same job back when she returns. If that exact post is truly…
1. Who is an Agniveer? An Agniveer is a young soldier enrolled under the Agnipath scheme for a period of 4 years,…
Victory for Veterans: Military Gratuity Protected After Civil Re-employment, Military Gratuity Won’t Cut Civil Gratuity, There will be Separate Gratuity for Military…
Supreme Court: Families of Martyred Personnel Should Not Be Forced to Litigate for Pension Benefits Case: Kuldeep Kaur v. Union of India…
Understanding the Two Key Pay-Fixation Scenarios Re-Employed Pensioners & Dearness Relief (DR): Understanding the Two Key Pay-Fixation Scenarios Re-employment of pensioners particularly defence…
Supreme Court Protects Government Employees from Retrospective Changes in Service Rules: Amendments Must Be Interpreted Reasonably R.J. Gajendra Kumar v. Government of…
An ex-gratia payment is a one-time financial assistance given by the Government or an employer out of goodwill, without any legal obligation. The term ex-gratia literally means “out of grace”. But…
Introduction Every government servant in India serves under a bargain of trust. In return for security of tenure, the State expects discipline,…
The various judgments provides several practical lessons for Government employees facing recovery proceedings. The employee need to work on the issue if…