EPF Wage Ceiling Raised
The EPF wage ceiling has increased from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000 from 17 September 2026 Know how the new EPF limit affects salary,…
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Military & Service Law Weekly Brief
Important Judgments and Legal Developments | 12 October 2026 Military & Service Law Weekly Brief Important Judgments and Legal Developments | 12…
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Speaking Orders or Reasoned Orders
Speaking Orders and Reasoned Orders: Why Reasons Are Important The author Wg Cdr Ajit Kakkar (Retd) Advocate appears before the Supreme Court…
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Can a Disabled or Seriously Ill Dependent Son Continue Medical Treatment?
By Wg Cdr Ajit Kakkar (Retd) Advocate Extension of ECHS Medical Benefits for a Dependent Son Above 25 Years For most ex-servicemen,…
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AGNIPATH SCHEME: The Agnipath Scheme Was Introduced In June 2022
1. Who is an Agniveer? An Agniveer is a young soldier enrolled under the Agnipath scheme for a period of 4 years,…
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Broadbanding of Disability Pension in Armed Forces: Slabs, Rules & Supreme Court Judgment
Broadbanding of disability pension, also known as rounding off of disability pension is a significant welfare measure for Armed Forces personnel who…
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Annual Confidential Report (ACR/APAR): Purpose, Rules & Employee Rights — Key Supreme Court Judgments
The Annual Confidential Report (ACR) or the Annual Performance Assessment Report (APAR) in most government services is one of the most powerful…
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Condonation of Deficiency of Service for Pension: Rules, Eligibility & AFT Judgments
Armed Forces personnel who fall marginally short of the qualifying service required for a service pension are not necessarily left without recourse….
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Pro Rata Pension for Armed Forces Personnel: Legal Rights, Eligibility & Key Judgments
Pro rata pension is a critical welfare provision for Armed Forces personnel who are discharged, released, invalided out, or absorbed into another…
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principles governing intervention by a third party (intervenor) in judicial proceedings
Intervenor The principles governing intervention by a third party (intervenor) in judicial proceedings in India are primarily based on the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908…
