7th CPC Defence Pension Calculation as per DESW Orders issued on 5.9.2017
The 7th CPC in its Report, recommended two formulations for revision of pension of pre-2016 Armed Forces pensioners. In accordance with second formulation, shall be determined by multiplying the pension/ family pension as had been drawn on 31.12.2015 by the factor of 2.57.
The feasibility of the first formulation recommended by the 7th CPC has been examined by the Committee and decided that revised pension/ family pension of all Armed Forces Personnel who retired/ died prior to 1.1.2016, shall be revised by notionally fixing their pay in the pay matrix recommended by the 7th CPC in the level corresponding to the pay in the pay scale/ pay band and grade pay at which they retired/ died. This will be done by notional pay fixation under each intervening Pay Commission based on the formula for revision of pay.
The revised rates of Military Service Pay, Non Practicing Allowance, where applicable, and ‘X’ Group pay & Classification Allowance for JCO/ORs, if applicable, notified in terms of 7th CPC orders, shall also be added to the amount of pay notionally arrived at under the 7th CPC pay matrix and shall be termed as notional reckonable emolument as on 1.1.2016.
Examples for JCO / ORs and Commissioned Officers
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7th CPC Defence Pension Calculation for Major as per DESW OM dt.5.9.2017
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7th CPC Defence Pension Calculation for Nb Subedar as per DESW OM dt.5.9.2017
7th CPC Defence Pension Calculation for Havildar as per DESW OM dt.5.9.2017
7th CPC Defence Pension Calculation for Naik as per DESW OM dt.5.9.2017
7th CPC Defence Pension Calculation with examples – Orders issued by DESW on 5.9.2017
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