One of the Veteran's feelings of OROP

Dear Veteran,

 

I am happy to learn that you have opened a blog to discuss on various issues of retired/serving soldiers.  It is no doubt an ideal attempt to do some benevolent deeds for the veterans.  On One Rank One Pension, my opinion goes like this.  In lieu of fighting for more, we should try to get whatever is donated by the GOI immediately then we should fight for the equality.  All are very well aware that now a days  the prices of consumer commodities have sky rocketed.  All the veterans are running short of their monies.  By the time we may win the bargain, many of us may not be there to taste the smell of the fruits.  So I go with  the saying "Something is better than nothing".

Please do send your comments on my opinion.

 

Further with regards to PBOR, why are we not commenting on us alone?  When I visit any Military Establishment viz CSD, MH etc, the phrase PBOR is highlighted on the counter.  Ealier there were three counters Officers, JCOs and ORs but now a days it has become a fashion to write Officers and PBORs.  Should we not write to the concerned authorities for degrading us by our own brethren.

 

Next point which I would like to share is that those who are reemployed in the civil group C and D services, have been given two years ante date seniority for promotion above the peers who joined directly from schools/colleges (irrespective of their service they have rendered in the armed forces).  How far this is also justifiefied when now a days one can come out with pension after serving twenty years of military service.  This rule is way back to 1986 when one used come out of military service after 9 years.  We should give proper attention on this also.

 

Likewise there are lot more anomalies with regard to the lives of the ex-soliders.  We should concentrate only one issue i.e. fighting unitedly irrespective of the rank, creed and colours.  Then only we may succeed in our goal.  Otherwise there are many culprits to divide and rule the mass.  Hope, you are agreeable with me.

 

For today here I am

 

Ex-W.O. N.N. Mukhopadhyay

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PENSION SLIP FOR SBI ACCOUNT DEFENCE PENSIONERS

The following are the FAQ regarding pension slip for defence personnel provided for SBI in its website https://onlinesbi.com

Pension Slip FAQ

1. What is pension slip? A pension slip contains details of pension payment credited to a savings or current account held by a pensioner.
   
2. How can I generate a pension slip?
   You need an Internet banking user name and password. The savings or current account which serves as the pension account must be mapped to the username. After you login to Internet banking you can generate a pension slip for any month in the previous or current year.
3. Can I generate a pension slip for multiple months?
   No. Since Pension Payment is made on a monthly basis, you can generate the slip for any month starting October 2006 up to any past month in the current year.
4. Can I generate the pension slip for future months?
   No. You can only generate the pension for months for which you have received a pension payment from the government.
5. Can I print a pension slip generated online?
   Yes. You can print the pension slip details, whenever you require the payment details.
6. How long does it take to generate the pension slip?
   You can instantaneously generate the pension slip for any past month in the current year or previous year.

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The Govt. is testing the patiance of the Veterans

All the veterans must be eagerly waiting for their improved pension but, the Govt. is not intereted to release the same soon. The recent blow of dismissal of Appeal in  Supreme Court has created a jolt in the arms Bureaucracy. This is likely to cause little more delay in making the tables. But without fighting nothing is going to be shelled out. Our struggle to achieve OROP should continue. All the exercises done are only to supress the bottom most category of the soldiers.  

Finally we have to be content with what they are giving. Do not compare with civilians. Do not expect any miracles.