The OROP Table 2024 (One Rank One Pension) Rank Pension as on 1.1.2016 Revised pension w.e.f. 1.7.2019 Revised pension w.e.f. 1.7.2021 Likely arrears from 1.7.2019 To 30.6.2022 Sepoy 17,699 19,726 20,394 87,000 Naik 18,427 21,101 21,930 1,14,000 Havildar 20,066 21,782 22,294 70,000 Nb Subedar 24,232 26,800 27,597 1,08,000 Sub Major 33,526 37,600 38,863 1,75,000 Major...
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What is the commutation of Pension? Commutation of pension refers to the process where a retired person converts a portion of his periodic future pension disbursements into a lump sum payment. This facility is aimed to offer immediate financial assistance and help them manage important expenses that may arise post-retirement. The commutation of pension is...
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Contingencies for Grant of War Injury Pension . War Injury Pension is admissible when injury takes place during action under the following contingencies laid down by the Govt of India, Ministry of Defence letter No. 1(2)/97/D(Pen-C) dated 31 January 2001 and 03 February 2011:- Elements of War Injury Pension War Injury Pension comprises two elements,...
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LEGAL RIGHTS OF ARMED FORCES PERSONNEL Legal Resources for Grievances The state has given armed forces personnel the right to make complaints to resolve their grievances. They can request under sections 26 and 27 of the Army Act, 1950 and Airforce Act, 1950 and under section 23 of the Navy Act, 1957. Section 26...
Read MoreBorder Security Force Law · BSF Act, 1968 · BSF Rules, 1969 · GSFC · PSFC · SSFC BSF Security Force Court: GSFC, PSFC, SSFC Procedure, Jurisdiction & Legal Remedies A Security Force Court is the statutory trial forum created by the Border Security Force Act, 1968 for offences committed by persons subject to the...
Read MoreThe Supreme Court overturned its ruling in Union of India and Others v. Major General Shri Kant Sharma and Others, which said the Armed Forces Tribunal’s orders could not be challenged under Article 226 of India’s Constitution. Section 30 of the Armed Forces Tribunal Act 2007 Whether the right of appeal under Section 30 of...
Read MoreA statutory complaint in the Indian Army is a service-law remedy for redress of a grievance; it is not, merely because it is called a “statutory complaint”, a disciplinary complaint or a route for initiating court-martial proceedings. The governing provisions must be understood with reference to the status of the aggrieved person and the nature...
Read MoreIntroduction: Constitutional Rights and Duties: The Indian Armed Forces The armed forces of India serve as the guardians of national security, protecting the country from external threats and internal disturbances. In the pursuit of their duty, they must navigate the complex terrain of constitutional rights. This blog further delves into the constitutional rights of armed...
Read MoreIn the army act , there are various terms and procedures that govern the service of personnel. Two such terms are “Invalidated Out” and “Boarded Out,” which refer to the discharge or removal of soldiers from active duty. These terms fall under the purview of the Army Act, which outlines the rules and regulations for...
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Introduction In the realm of legal matters within the Indian Army, statutory complaints play a significant role in ensuring justice and maintaining discipline. When it comes to addressing such complaints, the weight of evidence becomes crucial in establishing the truth. In this article, we delve into the concept of circumstantial evidence in statutory complaints within...
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