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7th Pay Matrix Table for PBOR

The 7th Central Pay Commission has prioritized Armed Forces Personnel and CAPF. A separate chapter provides detailed information on pay, allowances, and pension for security forces. To gather direct input, Justice Ashok Kumar Mathur and his team visited various Defence regiments, including Siachen. Additionally, the pay panel created a distinct ‘Defence Pay Matrix Table’ for Armed Forces Personnel and Officers. Notably, the Defence Pay Matrix Table varies significantly from the civilian pay matrix table.

Defence Pay Matrix Chart: Comprising 19 pay levels, the Defence Pay Matrix table starts with level 3 and ends with level 18. The minimum basic salary for Armed Forces Personnel is Rs. 21,700. To view the entire pay level chart and download it as a PDF, please click here.

7th Defence Pay Matrix Table for PBOR: The pay matrix level for PBOR in Army and Navy are the same, ranging from pay level 3 to pay level 10B. In the Air Force, the pay level ranges from 3 to 10B, including pay level 5A. Refer to the table for more information. Stay informed on the 7th Pay Commission Army Pay Scale through this comprehensive guide. [Click to know more]

Basic Salary Table for Armed Forces Defence Personnel after 7th CPC

Table of Contents
Defence Pay Matrix as per 7th CPC
Pay Matrix Table Defence PBOR
Indian Army Pay Scale
Revised Pay Matrix for Army Officers
Rank Wise Pay Matrix Level in Army
Defence Pay Matrix Table for Pay Level 3, Pay Level 4 and Pay Level 5

Defence Pay Matrix as per 7th CPC

The Index is the vertical side of the Pay Matrix Table, which indicates the stages for annual increment for Central Government employees. This increment granting process is considered routine, and the matrix table simplifies the process of fixing pay on annual increments without requiring complex calculations.

Each next stage of the same level is considered an annual increment. In the Civilian Pay Matrix table, the fixed stages go up to 40, while in the Defence Pay Matrix table, the stages were initially fixed up to 24 according to the 7th CPC. After much consideration, the stages were later increased up to 40 in the Defence Pay Matrix Table, with an important resolution released by MoD on 22nd June 2017. Modifications were also made for pay levels 10B and 12 of the initial basic salary of the MNS pay matrix.

Check also: 7th CPC Pay Matrix Table for Defence Download PDF

Pay Matrix Table Defence PBOR

The Index of Rationalization (IOR) of Level 12A and 13 of Defence Pay Matrix also enhanced from 2.57 to 2.67. Rectified the factual errors appearing in Level 10B and Level 12 of the pay matrix of MNS and in view of the changes in the IOR in the Defence Pay Matrix, the first stage of corresponding Levels of Pay Matrix of MNS has also been changed.

The IOR of Level-13 of Civil Pay Matrix has also been enhanced from 2.57 to 2.67. Accordingly, the Civil Pay Matrix revised. The Department of Defence issued a final Resolution on Pay Matrix to Defence Personnel on 22.6.2017 Modification of Level-12A and 13 in Pay Matrix Tables created more confusion and the Ministry of Defence issued a clarification order on 2.7.2018. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Defence published separate Notification for Army, Navy and Air Force on Revised Pay Rules 2017.

Also check: Pay Matrix Pay Calculator for Defence Officers (Army, Air Force, Navy)

Indian Army Pay Scale

As per the CPC report, it is suggested that a distinct pay structure should be implemented for Defence Armed Forces Personnel with a minimum basic pay of Rs.21,700 and a maximum of Rs. 2,50,000. Following the approval of Cabinet Committee on the 7th CPC recommendations, an important Resolution has been issued by the Finance Ministry on 25th July 2016.

Check also: Pay matrix table for Central Government employees

The Government of India accepted the 7th Central Pay Commission’s recommendation, taking into account the demand from Armed Forces Personnel and Officers, and made an amendment to the pay matrix table. The level 12 A and 13 of Defence Pay Matrix’s index of rationalization (IOR) has been raised from 2.57 to 2.67. The Defence Pay Matrix has also been extended to 40 stages that are similar to the Civil Pay Matrix.

Revised Pay Matrix for Army Officers

“Pay Matrix” means the Matrix specified in Part A of the Schedule, with Levels of pay arranged in vertical Cells as assigned to corresponding Pay Band and Grade Pay or scale [Click to read continue]

Also check: 7th Pay Commission Pay Calculator for Defence Personnel

Rank Wise Pay Matrix Level in Army

The pay matrix level in the Army is presented in a simplified table for the purpose of facilitating comprehension.

Army Pay Scale for Pay Matrix Level 3A to 5

Pay Band 5200 – 20200
Grade Pay 2000 2400 2800
Pay Matrix Level 3 4 5
Minimum Pay 21700 25500 29200
Index 40 40 40

Armed Force Pay Scale for Pay Matrix Level 5A to 9

Pay Band 9300 – 34800
Grade Pay 3400 4200 4600 4800 5400
Pay Matrix Level 5A 6 7 8 9
Minimum Pay 33300 35400 44900 47600 53100
Index 40 40 40 40 40

Defence Pay Scale for Pay Matrix Level 10 to 11

Pay Band 15600-39100
Grade Pay 5400 6100 6600
Pay Matrix Level 10 10B 11
Minimum Pay 56100 61300 69400
Index 40 40 38

Army Offices Pay Scale for Pay Matrix Level 12A to 14

Grade Pay 8000 8700 8900 10000
Pay Matrix Level 12A 13 13A 14
Minimum Pay 121200 130600 139600 144200
Index 20 18 16 15

MoD Offices Pay Scale for Pay Matrix Level 15 to 18

Pay Band 67000-79000 75500-80000 80000 90000
Pay Matrix Level 15 16 17 18
Minimum Pay 182200 205400 225000 250000
Index 8 4 1 1
Revised 7th CPC Defence Pay Matrix PDF
Click to View Civilian Pay Matrix Table Issued on 25.7.2016
Click to view Revised Civilian Pay Matrix Table Issued on 16.5.2017
7th Pay Commission Army Scale

Defence Pay Matrix Table for Pay Level 3, Pay Level 4 and Pay Level 5

7TH CPC DEFENCE PAY MATRIX TABLE PAY LEVEL 3 TO 5 (GRADE PAY 2000 TO 2800)
PB-1 (5200–20200)
GP 2000 2400 2800
Index Pay Level 3 Pay Level 4 Pay Level 5
1 21700 25500 29200
2 22400 26300 30100
3 23100 27100 31000
4 23800 27900 31900
5 24500 28700 32900
6 25200 29600 33900
7 26000 30500 34900
8 26800 31400 35900
9 27600 32300 37000
10 28400 33300 38100
11 29300 34300 39200
12 30200 35300 40400
13 31100 36400 41600
14 32000 37500 42800
15 33000 38600 44100
16 34000 39800 45400
17 35000 41000 46800
18 36100 42200 48200
19 37200 43500 49600
20 38300 44800 51100
21 39400 46100 52600
22 40600 47500 54200
23 41800 48900 55800
24 43100 50400 57500
25 44400 51900 59200
26 45700 53500 61000
27 47100 55100 62800
28 48500 56800 64700
29 50000 58500 66600
30 51500 60300 68600
31 53000 62100 70700
32 54600 64000 72800
33 56200 65900 75000
34 57900 67900 77300
35 59600 69900 79600
36 61400 72000 82000
37 63200 74200 84500
38 65100 76400 87000
39 67100 78700 89600
40 69100 81100 92300
Defence Pay Matrix Table for Pay Level 5A, Pay Level 6, Pay Level 7, Pay Level 8 and Pay Level 9
7TH CPC DEFENCE PAY MATRIX TABLE PAY LEVEL 5A TO 9 (GP 3400 TO 5400)
3400 4200 4600 4800 5400
Pay Level 5A Pay Level 6 Pay Level 7 Pay Level 8 Pay Level 9
33300 35400 44900 47600 53100
34300 36500 46200 49000 54700
35300 37600 47600 50500 56300
36400 38700 49000 52000 58000
37500 39900 50500 53600 59700
38600 41100 52000 55200 61500
39800 42300 53600 56900 63300
41000 43600 55200 58600 65200
42200 44900 56900 60400 67200
43500 46200 58600 62200 69200
44800 47600 60400 64100 71300
46100 49000 62200 66000 73400
47500 50500 64100 68000 75600
48900 52000 66000 70000 77900
50400 53600 68000 72100 80200
51900 55200 70000 74300 82600
53500 56900 72100 76500 85100
55100 58600 74300 78800 87700
56800 60400 76500 81200 90300
58500 62200 78800 83600 93000
60300 64100 81200 86100 95800
62100 66000 83600 88700 98700
64000 68000 86100 91400 101700
65900 70000 88700 94100 104800
67900 72100 91400 96900 107900
69900 74300 94100 99800 111100
72000 76500 96900 102800 114400
74200 78800 99800 105900 117800
76400 81200 102800 109100 121300
78700 83600 105900 112400 124900
81100 86100 109100 115800 128600
83500 88700 112400 119300 132500
86000 91400 115800 122900 136500
88600 94100 119300 126600 140600
91300 96900 122900 130400 144800
94000 99800 126600 134300 149100
96800 102800 130400 138300 153600
99700 105900 134300 142400 158200
102700 109100 138300 146700 162900
105800 112400 142400 151100 167800
Defence Pay Matrix Table for Pay Level 10, Pay Level 10B and Pay Level 11
7TH CPC PAY MATRIX TABLE LEVEL 10 to 11 (GP 5400, 6100 & 6600)
GP 5400 6100 6600
Index Pay Level 10 Pay Level 10B Pay Level 11
1 56100 61300 69400
2 57800 63100 71500
3 59500 65000 73600
4 61300 67000 75800
5 63100 69000 78100
6 65000 71100 80400
7 67000 73200 82800
8 69000 75400 85300
9 71100 77700 87900
10 73200 80000 90500
11 75400 82400 93200
12 77700 84900 96000
13 80000 87400 98900
14 82400 90000 101900
15 84900 92700 105000
16 87400 95500 108200
17 90000 98400 111400
18 92700 101400 114700
19 95500 104400 118100
20 98400 107500 121600
21 101400 110700 125200
22 104400 114000 129000
23 107500 117400 132900
24 110700 120900 136900
25 114000 124500 14100
26 117400 128200 154200
27 120900 132000 149600
28 124500 136000 154100
29 128200 140100 158700
30 132000 144300 163500
31 136000 148600 168400
32 140100 153100 173500
33 144300 157700 178700
34 148600 162400 184100
35 153100 167300 189600
36 157700 172300 195300
37 162400 177500 201200
38 167300 182800 207200
39 172300 188300  
40 177500 193900  
Defence Pay Matrix Table for Pay Level 12A, Pay Level 13, Pay Level 13A and Pay Level 14
7TH CPC PAY MATRIX TABLE 12A to 14  LEVEL 12A TO 14 (GP 8000 TO 10000)
GP 8000 8700 8900 10000
Index Pay Level 12A Pay Level 13 Pay Level 13A Pay Level 14
1 121100 130600 139600 144200
2 124800 134500 143800 148500
3 128500 138500 148100 153000
4 132400 142700 152500 157600
5 136400 147000 157100 162300
6 140500 151400 161800 167200
7 144700 155900 166700 172200
8 149000 160600 171700 177400
9 153500 165400 176900 182700
10 158100 170400 182200 188200
11 162800 175500 187700 193800
12 167700 180800 193300 199600
13 172700 186200 199100 205600
14 177900 191800 205100 211800
15 183200 197600 211300 218200
16 188700 203500 217600  
17 194400 209600    
18 200200 215900    
19 206200      
20 212400      
Defence Pay Matrix Table for Pay Level 15, Pay Level 16, Pay Level 17 and Pay Level 18
7TH CPC PAY MATRIX TABLE 15 to 18 (67000-79000, 755500-80000, 80000 & 90000)
Index Pay Level 15 Pay Level 16 Pay Level 17 Pay Level 18
1 182200 205400 225000 250000
2 187700 211600    
3 193300 217900    
4 199100  224400    
5 205100      
6 211300      
7 217600      
8 224100      

Check also: 7th CPC Pay Matrix Table for PBOR (Army, Air Force, Navy)

Pay Scale for PBOR of Armed Forces

7th Pay Commission Pay Scale for Personnel Below Officers Rank (PBOR) of Defence Armed Forces: 7th pay commission Army Pay Scale is slightly different from the pay scale of Central Government employees. The matrix pay level and defence allowances also different from other Government employees. Two types of pay matrix table recommended by the 7th pay commission to the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force Officers and soldiers. [Click to read continue]

Military Nursing Service (MNS) Officers Pay Matrix recommended by 7th Pay Commission

The 7th Pay Commission recommended a new pay scale table for MNS Officers separately. The same pay matrix table was implemented to all officers with effect from 1.1.2016. But, the Ministry of Defence issued an another revised pay matrix table on 22.6.2017 with some corrections. [Click to view the Resolution]

Factual Errors in 7th CPC Pay Matrix Table – Revised and New Pay Matrix Table

Important order issued by the Department of Defence on 22nd June 2017 regarding corrections in Pay Matrix Table for Defence Forces Personnel and MNS Officers. The Department of Expenditure has issued a resolution on 16.5.2017 regarding the corrections has been made in the 7th Pay Commission Pay Matrix Table [Click to view in detail]

Revised 7th CPC Pay Matrix Table for Central Govt Employees – Finmin Resolution issued on 16.05.2017

7th Pay Commission Pay Matrix Level 13 enhanced from the Fitment factor of 2.57 to 2.67. The Index of Rationalization (IOR) of Level-13 of Civil Pay Matrix shall be enhanced from 2.57 to 2.67. Accordingly, the Civil Pay Matrix table has been revised and given below. [Click to view in detail]

7th CPC Pay Matrix Table – Full-size image for reference

Pay Matrix Table is already available in pdf format and text format, we provide here an image format for further reference to check your basic pay as per 7th CPC Pay level from 1 to 18. [Click to view in detail]

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Could you tell me what the lowest salary offered in the Defence Pay Matrix table is please?

To clarify, the initial pay grade of the matrix is Pay level 3 and the minimum basic salary for this level is Rs. 21700.

Can you provide information regarding the lowest and highest basic salaries for pay level 5A?

Specifically, the minimum basic salary for Defence pay matrix level 5A is Rs. 33,300, while the maximum is Rs. 1,05,800.

Could you provide information regarding the basic salary range for pay level 10B in the Defence pay matrix?

Specifically, what is the minimum and maximum amount? It has been stated that the minimum basic salary for this level is Rs. 61,300, while the maximum basic salary is Rs. 1,93,900.

How is the Defence Pay Matrix Table different from the Civilian Pay Matrix Table?

The Defence Pay Matrix Table comprises 19 pay levels, which start at level 3 and end. It has been specially developed to prioritize Armed Forces Personnel and CAPF, and takes into account their unique requirements.

Who created the Defence Pay Matrix Table?

The 7th Central Pay Commission, headed by Justice Ashok Kumar Mathur, created the Defence Pay Matrix Table. The commission visited various Defence regiments, including Siachen, to gather direct input.

What does the Defence Pay Matrix Table provide information about?

The Defence Pay Matrix Table provides detailed information on pay, allowances and pension for security forces.

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Comments

  1. Sir, is basic pension can be fixed as per circular no 608 concordance table. Because orop not beneficial as i have served 12 years in hav rank. Thx

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  2. It is observed that,there is no justice in India,because the 6th pay anomaly of Central Government Employee is not removed the the Government,wherein hundred of Court verdict is still pending regarding Grade Pay,ACP and MACP,How Government of India has impose 7 th Pay commission.It is completely illegal works .I wrote a letter to the Pay Commission regarding anomaly of sixth CPC.but no response.There is no bar of D.A as per Cadre from Class Four to Class- I, Level post, every body is getting equal D.A no Ratio for D.A., Why equal Basic pay was not give according rate of D.A.?

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  3. Please intimate the Pension of a Retired Subedar(wef from 01 Feb 2013) who had completed 29 years 1 month 12 days in Army Services

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  4. Sir, my husband Jwo expired on 1999 in service period I have allowed Spl family pension… My question is that tell me my pension as per 7th pay commission…

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    • Pension is as per the service of last basic pay with scales rendered in which Pension rules covered it will be desired. We are not austroligist & it is not equal to all in the year expired. At list you have to mention last family pension of amount, so that now you eligible or not with that comparison as per the years of served Pensioners.

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    • Sir, I was retired from Min of Defense service on 30 Jun 2015. My Grade Pay was Rs.4600/_.Sir please tell me what will be my new pension as per 7th CPC

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      • As per basic pay plus GP 4600 total last pay as 31/12/2015 multiple by 2.57 total amount equal to 7th CPC Matrix level 7 divided by 50% as revised notional Pension from 1/1/2016 plus D.R. as applicable rates from time to time, latest from 1/1/2019 as 12%.

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  6. I am ex petty officer retired from Navy on 31 July 1996 in y group. what will be my pension as per the pay matrix 5 of the 7 th pay commission

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  7. Dear Sir
    Greetings of the day!!

    What will be the new pension after declaration of 7th CPC (Revised) in the month of Feb 2019 as I am retired in Nov 30, 2005 as a sergeant Rank from Indian Air Force.

    Thanks

    Anil Kumar Gupta

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  8. Sir,
    After completion of 24 Years 24 Days I retired from Army with effect from 31/10/1989 (AN) as Havildar (B Group). At the time of retirement my Basic pay was 1305 + Rs 75 as Classification Allowance. Please confirm which amount would be taken for Fixing Notational pay on 1/1/2016 whether 1305 OR 1380.. Thank you sir

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  9. Respected Sir ,

    I S.Thangaraj retired as a Havildar ( ORL-I , 18 yrs) on Dec 1998 from Corps of Signals. Pls tell me the pension which I will get after this letest amendment of 7th CPC sir.

    Thanks with Regards,
    S.Thangaraj. Reply on mail pls

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  10. I retired on May 2003 after complition of 17 yrs and 10 month of service as naik (TS). What is the new pension to me.

    S S Nanda
    7077120511

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  12. Hi
    I am retired in 1983 as a havaldaar clerk 15 year service.
    So pls tell me what will be my new penson after 7th pay amendment.

    Regards
    B.C.Pant

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  13. I am EX NK Madhusoodhanan.S.retired on 31st march 1992.
    As per 7th CPC how much total pention will get.

    Thanks and Regards.
    Madhusoodhanan.S
    +917558819083.

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  14. Respected sir

    Ex Nk Muralists k I am BC in Jammu and Kashmir in Lt foot I am retired in 31 Dec 2005 out in 01 January 2006 sir please how much my 7th CPC pension please lnformed to me please sir.

    Thank you sir regards to me

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  15. Respected Sir,
    I was transfered to pension on 1/4/1992 after completion of 28 years and 23 days of service, in gp C as a Sub. That time my pay band was 1700_2540. I got a basic pension of Rs1270/-pm at that time.
    What should be my present pension after all formalities? Please informe me in detail.

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  16. I am a Defence personnel and i am promoting on 06 Jan 19 from 2000 Gp to 2400 Gp and Now my Basic Pay scale is 26000/- and my increment date is 01 july 19 then How much pay scale i recieve after promotion and what is about my increment which is 01 July 19

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    • It seems MACP upgradrations, if it’s MACP you will fix with one additional increment in level 3 of ₹ 26800 and fixation in level 4 of ₹ 27,100 on 6/1/19 & increment in 1/1/20 as ₹ 27,800 with the terms and conditions of VERY GOOD BENCH MARK.

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  17. New ACP Nb Sub have not the benefit of rs 4200/- . Now a days they are receiving rs 1800 which is very less benefit. Hence, fixed starting pay slab must be created to all macp nb sub being promoted after 03 may 18. Otherwise huge anomaly and dissatisfaction will be occurred.

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  18. You just complain on the online portal of psu bank.The branch manager will call you then u make him to dance like joker

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  21. What is Applicable Cell in the Level either equal to or just above the amount at Serial No. 8 as per the Statement of fixation of pay under Central Civil Service (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016? Kindly give the answer to the query.

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  24. According to the 7th cpc slab system disability pension had implemented or not if yes effect from which 1st what is the of 100 percent disability pension Rs ?effect from which date let us known sir thanking you .

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  25. Sir, My name is Gopal.Roy, I am retired from Indian Army on 31 Dec 2014 as a rank of ACP Nb Sub. I am getting pension Rs 19000. What will be my new pension according to the 7th Pay commission?

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  26. Dear Friends, Pls be informed that, PSU Banks are only fraudulent their staff is only interested to give loan n bias for corporate. From whom they get bribes where as defence forces personal can give any of such extra money to these looters, govt have given this opportunity to all banks instead of CDA to make military personnel to suffer in the hands of these joker’s hands.
    Go to any public bank they will treat you like rotten n burden for them. You keep on running ups n down but nothing will be done. All banks staff treat ex servicemen very bad way. Since Cppc of bank are civilian staff they don’t care for ex service men, they sit in the office to have tea n snacks but when ask for any help they will humiliate you. There is no way even asking for their complain book which is supposed to be presented if ask for they will never give. This is the pathetic condition of our banks n their staff, See everyday new every bank of PSU is involved with some scam of frudent. Taken bribes and passed loan. So don’t expect anything thing good from these guys.they are needed to be screwed nicely than things will be stream lined.

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  27. Sir I retired 31 -03-2016 from Indian Army Rank- Acpnbsub Service-24 Years & 28 days howmany Benifit my New pension Total arear. Now basic 9382 DA 11728 I get pension 16419 Commutation 4691 Category 7 PPO S/010955/2016 (Army) plz.

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  28. I am Hav/Clerk (B) completed 24 years and getting pension20067/-pm. What is my present pension after 7 cpc. No clear formula exists

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  29. Sir,
    I am EX- serviceman My details are as below
    Ved Prakash
    EX-Sub/Hony Lt
    Date of Discharge: 31 Jan 2014
    Original PPO No.: 59022/2013 dated 23 Nov 2013 and revise ppo 39284/2014 dated 27 Jun 2014 Pension Bank; SBI, Bawal, Rewari, Haryana, Account No.31000748614 IFSC Code: SBIIN0006248 Presently I am getting a pension of Rs. 34886 still not yet revised the pension as per yearly increment . So kindly update my pension as per 7th CPC.,

    Regard
    Ved Prakash

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  30. dear sir

    Ref : PPO No. C/Fys/586/98

    I am an ex defence civilian retired from HVF,Avadi in 1975 in the cadre Supervisor A (T), I have commuted 1/3 rd pension the same has been restored after 15 yrs in 1998 and my basic has been fixed at Rs.3500/- which I am getting at present. You are requested to kindly let me know in 7th. .Pay commission recommendations where I would be fixed and what would my monthly pension. And also I would be obliged if you kindly let me know when my !00% pension would be restored, My DOB is July 19th.1942.

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  31. Sir,
    I am EX- IAF person, My details are as below;
    Madhusoodanan Pillai P
    EX-Sgt, Ser.No. 669312A
    Date of Discharge: 30 April 2001.
    Original PPO No.: 08/14/8/06321/2001.
    Pension Bank; SBI, Kilikolloor Br. Kollam Dist. Kerala.
    Account No. 57017423292; IFSC Code: SBI 0070397

    Presently I am getting a pension of Rs. 23400, even the commutation period 15 years completed, still not yet revised the pension.
    So kindly update my pension as per 7th CPC.,

    Regards
    Madhusoodanan Pillai

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  32. I retired from IAF as X gp Sargent on 31/03/2000 .Last Basic pay 5180 in pay scale 4670-85-5945. Scale later revised to 5000-100-6500,thereby last basic pay revised to 5600. I was promoted to rank of Sargent on 01/04/1990.
    What would be my national pay in 7 cpc,& pension as on today.

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  33. Sir my dad was retired nbsub in April 1987. He died in 2011, now my mom is drawing the family pension around 13500pm. Kindly update with the current status for the family pension?

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  36. Sir, I retired, weg 01.8.190 in ‘y’ gp on completion of 27 yrs of service and drawing basic pen @ Rs 30478/-.p m.

    Now as per the revised order what would be my net basic pension weg 1.1.2016.

    Kindly clarify.
    Thanks.

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  38. Still no exact clear about pensioners suppose I am petty officer retired in 1998 Aug 31 what will be my pension basic how I will calculate present my basic is 19527 so let me clear it’s ok or it will change as per cir issued on 6/7/2017.

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  40. Sir
    Please can anyone tell when we serving personal get 7th CPC pay and its arrier. Will this long time waiting please give a correct information.
    Jai Hind

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  41. Respected sir,
    I say to you about MSP. MSP Stand for military service pay. All military personnel
    first of first duty is Desh Seva. But why are difference in MSP. So I request to you please all ranks MSP are equal.

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  42. Are the increase for pension of ex-servicemen being considered by the Pay commission or the Govt.?If yes,when you are going to implement?Please make it sure that this should not be another OROP case. If it has not been considered for the personnel,who have received the so called OROP benefit will not get any further benefit on pay commission,please come out with the truth. Do not keep the people to live with hope.only,as you have done so far with OROP .Please consider this as quarry only and not as demand. .

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  43. No 7 th pay or OROP , all diluted . The Main festivals are going to end, The forces have only sweet words and salute, What is the end of this? Waiting …………..upto …….?

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  44. Sir
    Please can anyone tell when we serving personal get 7th CPC pay and its arrier. Will this long time waiting come to end in this festival season. Please give a correct information.
    Jai Hind

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  45. Rajinder Sharma Ex-Chief artificer No 191961-A

    Sir, sorry to say but i have not received even a single arear of OROP yet in my pension account. I also wrote to the concerned authority but still awaiting reply from them,i dont know how my pension be calculated as per 7th pay commoission.

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  46. MINIMUM PAYMENT REVISED FROM RS 18000/- TO RS 21700/- IN FIRST COLUMN . THAN WHY OTHER COLUMN ARE NOT REVISED PROPORTIONATELY

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  47. If msp not granted to honorary commissioned officers on the lines it was granted in. 6cpc than lot of injustice to the full life dedicated soldiers it will be secondly msp should be part of B pay and. Same for pension purpose please. Understand honorary commission is granted to soldiers who serve 35 yrs of service and above jaihind

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  48. Please release the he new pay commission payment as every one get paid 7th pay commission pay in August. Where as the defence personnel are not yet received 7th pay commission pay. Plz pay at the earliest which plays an major role for junior most personnel of defence to plan for some thing in need.

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  49. If the Govt is serious about the payment of Revised Pay Scale why delaying Notification? Personnel Below Oficer Rank (PBOR) is really looking forward for the Govts final decision and its Implementation. During a Nationwide interview Gen GD Bakshi told the TIMES NOW that ‘FAUJI AKELE RAH GAYE HAI’ , yes it is true. When Flood comes Call Army, When Cyclone comes call Army, When Earth Quake comes call Army, if you want to fight ongoing Terrorist Attacks( in large scale) you need Army, when Parliament is attacked you need Army. On 26/11 Bombay attack took place you needed Fauji. But when the status and the salary question comes FAUJI IS KEPT OUT SIDE. THE THREE CHIEFS HAVE TO TAKE PERMISSION FROM BABUS TO REACH PM. When Pay Commission is constituted you do not include Fauji to represent. What kind of respect you are giving to those FIGHT TWENTY FOUR HOURS FOR THE NATION AND SACRIFICE? WHY PM, FM AND DM consider, instead encourage BABUS to take front seats? We hope that at least some media come forward and high light the reality and help the Armed Forces and the Veterans. We don’t need and alms but we want our respect and position

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  50. Till what time 7th pay arrears will be published or the new pay scale we will get ? Do anyone knows ? We armed forces are eagarly waiting for the payments. ??? Its been a long time now. We were said that we can expect it aug pay. But still we didnt get. Kindly give the correct news. For serving men. ?

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  51. So far no instruction with regards to payment of pension arears in respect of retired defence personnel have been issued even to banks. As for as retired civilians is concerned, CDA appears to have issued instruction for payment to paying authority. Why such disparity with army men ?

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  52. We are already taking msp Rs 4500/- including da. However, 7cpc recommended Rs 5200 as msp for PBOR. It will be only Rs 700 hike in msp compaired to existing rate including da. It is also not included in basic pay while calculating revised basic pay by multiplying by factor 2.57. It will definitely create huge pay imparity between defence and civilian person of same pay group.

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  53. Sir,
    Till VI pay commission the submarine veterans were placed in special group which was all-most equal to present A group pension. The submarine group in Vi pay commission degraded and brought to B group. Submarine personnel are selected by physical, mental and educational examinations. They get special tough body tolerance test like pressure test, diving test etc in submarine training school. The life in a submarine is like life inside a live bomb. They sail in the submarine without fresh air, congested place and many difficulties The pay commission should study before bringing down the group of submariners.

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  54. As per 7 th pay commission resolution of GOI ,
    PRE 1/1/2006
    BASIC PENSION FIXED AS ON 1/1/2006 X 2.57
    FOR POST 1/1/2006 TO 31/12/2015
    BASIC PENSION FIXED X 2.57
    THIS THE GOI OM FOR CIVILANS
    MOD HAS SO FAR NOT ISSUED ANY AI/AO
    WAIT TILL AI/AO IS NOTIFIED.

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  55. As per OROP ORDER REVISION IS EVERY FIVE YEARS. I.E NEXT REVISION IN 2019.

    AS PER 7 th pay commission resolution of GOI ,.basic pension fixed as on 1/1/2006 to be multiplied by 2.57.
    I am leaving it readers for conclusions.

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  56. Satisfied with what the pay commission has recommended and accepted by the Govt. One should adjudge with the daily wages what he is getting. I think Rs 1500/- to Rs 2000/- per day with other facilities like ration, travel, accommodation etc is suffice.

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  58. Dear sir, you have created pay matrix for serving defense personnel as per 6th CPC scale,grade,level wise, some where multiplication of 2.57 and somewhere 2.62,2.67,2.72 the same should be maintained to retired defense personnel at their level so pension matrix also to be created why only 2.57 multiple factor should be there for retired personnel.

    So much confused recommendations never seen govt has adopted use and trough policy which is not correct to the best of my thinking.

    Req consider upgradation by govt

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  59. Dear Sir, you can multiply with 2.57 of your basic pension earlier you were getting. this will be your basic pension as per 7th pay commission. this is my opinion only

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  60. All CAPF persons wear civil dress and keep a lathi only to fight with terrorists. Armed Forces will fight with arms as they gets all kinds of benefits

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  61. Why there are 3 levels in Defence matrix as 12a , 13 , 13a and why there is difference of about 9000 in entry pay which will be about 18000 to 2000 with DA. If it was decided that there will be no separate pay commission for defence then why separate pay matrix for defence. It seems it is discriminatory for Lt Cols who are in majority . The latest gazette published says the multiplication factor for Brigadier is 2.67 whereas it is 2.57 for others . This vindicates the point. We are our own enemies in armed forces don’t blame other for our state.

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  62. Kindly furnish me the details of pension as per 7th pay commission.. I retired from Indian Air Force w.e.f 01/11/1986 in the rank of 1st group AC ( Corporal ). How much shall be increase in my monthly pension from 7th pay commission

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  64. In my opinion pay commission should re -structure the pay scale in the following way in all the 3- categories :-
    1. After taking account of all the requirements of any individual in present society such as basic requirements, responsibilities, basic luxuries and future savings, irrespective of
    his class, a minium salary of most comfortable job is to be defined. Now taking this as Base salary and then formulate the all the other salaries. Each extra allowances/ hardship to be properly scientifically studied and then on that logic such allowances to be given. Eg. How could a life in North East is more hardship than sachin. I think pay commission team should be comprised of specialist to prepare it and then should go to secretaries to study the financial implications.how could someone decide on hardship of any staff in one day or week and why any staff will say that his job is very comfortable.

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  65. Initially MSP was proposed to be more for PBORs and less for Offrs but unfortunately burocrates in last pay comn made it reverse!!
    Offrs are already getting luxurious life with many fold pay n allowances compared to PBORs.. genuinly Offrs dont deserve to get MSP but see the fun they r enjoying it that too much more than PBORs.. if at all they get then it was/has to be equal irrespective of any Rank.. also MNS r enjoying higher MSP rate… MSP is given for the military hardship faced by soldiers but practically only PBORs are facing all kind of hardship, harassment, humiliation n exploitation by their Offrs that too with very low pay n allowances compared to Offrs and MNS staff… why so much discremination?? Further PBORs r cheated in MSP as well… which was originally designed for betterment of PBORs only.. Offrs were/are not supposed n entitled to get this MSP.
    World wide there are very few countries where there is so much gap between perks, allowances n lifestyle!!! Its shameful..
    In defence we are still following the rules n regulations made by Britishers for Indians…. till date Offrs r Britishers n PBORs r being treated like Indians of pre independance!!
    Its time to wakeup for all to change the old age system n give respect to our soldiers…

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  66. My dear friends, we are part of the best organization of our country. Rather than criticizing our own people (Officers /JCO /OR) we should post only our views. We might not not aware in detail about the hardship and logic behind the scale and ratio of any allowance is given to our senior. We should post only what should we get rather than mentioning what my senior is getting. We always think green grass on other side. So please refrain from criticizing our seniors and our organization. Regards.

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  67. Its time to give respect and understand the value of output, as makein india or new india. Still the wall of ego , is so big in armed forces that our shoulders are now started to feel humiliated, situation and conditions of our India has changed in many ways. We need to think to improve the financial position of our shoulders , else the day will come when u will have only officers sitting in AC offices to protect by their paper work only, though politicians and big thinking people will keep on trying to keep poor to remain him poor and rich to richer but the weapon of education and the change ideology of Mr. MODI Governmet will hopefully bring the egoism down and will bring the environment where our shoulders will be given their dues and no humiliation by their officers. This will also boost up the moral of the forces to become more strength full have the real feel of third strongest army in the world. Gentlemen please respect your warriors, dnt neglect them and their out put ( No job gives life for their output) Jaihind

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  68. assam rifles army duty karti h is liye armu k barabar pay or faslati hona chahiye
    assam rifles hamesh north eist m rahti h or dusmano s ladhti rahti h .

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  69. Initially MSP was proposed to be more for PBORs and less for Offrs but unfortunately burocrates in last pay comn made it reverse!!
    Offrs are already getting luxurious life with many fold pay n allowances compared to PBORs.. genuinly Offrs dont deserve to get MSP but see the fun they r enjoying it that too much more than PBORs.. if at all they get then it was/has to be equal irrespective of any Rank.. also MNS r enjoying higher MSP rate… MSP is given for the military hardship faced by soldiers but practically only PBORs are facing all kind of hardship, harassment, humiliation n exploitation by their Offrs that too with very low pay n allowances compared to Offrs and MNS staff… why so much discremination?? Further PBORs r cheated in MSP as well… which was originally designed for betterment of PBORs only.. Offrs were/are not supposed n entitled to get this MSP.
    World wide there are very few countries where there is so much gap between perks, allowances n lifestyle!!! Its shameful..
    In defence we are still following the rules n regulations made by Britishers for Indians…. till date Offrs r Britishers n PBORs r being treated like Indians of pre independance!!
    Its time to wakeup for all to change the old age system n give respect to our soldiers…

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  70. There is no benefit for the jawans die in the field as all the benefits are for officers, this barriers may create problem in the future as msp of mns is more than the soldier in field

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  72. Further, there is essentially required to study the case for MS, which earlier in 6th Cpc it was decided MSN for Officers Category & personnel below officer category (Offers & PBOR). Thereafter, after many corrections JCOs category, again PBOR has been further categorised as earlier JCOs/OR. According to this, there is required to review the MSP as 6000/- for Officers, 4000/- for JCOs and 2000/- for OR. There is no MSP for MSP. It was not revived since then. So it’s required to re-categorised as Officers, JCOs & OR instead of Officers & PBOR categories which is against the rule and also it demoralizing the JCOs category. This matter was taken upto earlier through the department, it was ignored saying that “IT WILL BE CONSIDERED IN 7TH CPC” and now it’s once again seen rather than considering the issue further it has further demoralized to the JCOs category which is as important role to run in the organization,

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  74. There is not any different in pay matrix chart of Defence and civil employees both are same so what is extra for defence Pers.

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  75. The recommendations of 7th cpc are being reviewed by Ecos presently. There are different unions from civil side like JCM, Railways and many more. Can anyone explain me as to who is representing from Armed Forces. This needs due consideration and representation.

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  76. As per 6 CPC Basic Pay – 8450, Grade Pay -2400, MSP -2000, TPT – 800, CILQ – 20%
    Tell me about my salary as on 01 Jan 16 in 7 CPC

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  78. Orop officers ranks officers pay is decided .. what about the non comissioned warriors who is reprasenting them

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  79. does 7th cpc apply 2.57 index for fixation of pension to defence personnel ? if it is so it is gracius to accept the fixation formula as well increase in payband for serving personnel

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  80. Sir
    i have served in Air Force for 20 Years in X Group my basic pension is Rs 9055/-
    please expedite my new basic pension as per 7th CPC recommendation

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  81. Sir,
    I completed 20 yrs in IAF as a sergeant X group . As per OROP chart my basic pay scale is Rs 9055/-pm. Pl.expedite my 7th pay scale basic.and gross payment

    Thanks.

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  82. Sir I retired on 30th Sept 1994 as A gp Naib/Sub retired after completing 19 years 2 months 22days service in Eme.now my basic fixed for 6th cpc as Rs 10480& total pension up to DEC 2015 Rs 22952 p.m what is my basic& total pension after 7th cpc

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  83. I retired from EME core as ACP Hav after complited 26 years service as per OROP my besic os 10405/- how much my gross pension on pay comission pl expedite.
    Thanks

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  84. Sir

    I rendered 28 years service in Group X in the Army. I retired on 01 Jun 2016. Can you tell me how much I will get pension after 7th pay commission.

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  85. Myself 684011-K ,Veteran Sgt N Mohapatra,Radar Fitter,DOE-11/06/1983 and DOD-30/06/2003.I am eligible for pre -2006 enhancement arrears.Please advise how to get it and how much it would be??

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  86. Sir
    I renders 25 years one month service in navy.
    My basic pension after commutation is 11300/
    What will be my revised pension according to orop
    Kindly tell me
    Thanks

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  88. Sir i have retired from Army as sub major i want to know what will be may pension and 50% disability pension in 7 pay commission.

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  90. There’s no mention of pay scale is given in any of the chart for the existing elegible Indian Naval fleet Reservist pensioners. The present pension the undersigned is Rs .3500/.+DAy 119% My name is unikkat Aravindakshan ex.L/S IN 66696 contact no .9446022994

    .

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  91. Sir I have retired from Air Force as Hony Fg Offr on 31 Mar 2013. I want to know what will be my pension in 7 Pay Commission.

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  92. i retried from indian navy on 31/05/1997 my rank was petty officer group Y what is my pension in 7 th pay commission my name is N N Ranaware Peety officer No 147676B thanks

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  93. Sir I have retired in gref ,22 years service and I have given voluntary retirement on 31 may 1988 now I want to know the 7 pay commission pls gave reply my rank is LDC / hav clerk

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  94. Sir, I retired from the Army as a sub Tech (Gun) in X Gp after completing 28 years full service and I want to know how much I can get pension as per the 7th cpc.

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  95. Wonder why MNS are getting MSP?? They even dnt knw how to hold or handle weapon. They even dnt knw how to do parade.. It’s shamefull that soldiers are getting less MSP & these MNS who are good for nothing are highly paid in this org.. They are Non-combatant member of defence org. They are here jst to enjoy

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  96. Sir, I was retired on 30 Sep 2014 &my basic pension & disabilty pension is (9382+2217)=11599 in MACP Nb Sub served 24 years 3 months 25 days in Indian Army. Sir I want know what will my revised pension in 7CPC ?
    2217) = 11599

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  97. Sir,

    The present OROP Scales will again be revised wef 1.1.2016 based on 7th CPC recommendations. Please clarify.

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  98. Dear sir, kinly help me to find out my Pay Band,Grade pay,Entry pay,Level and Index No in the pay matrix of 7CPC. I am Sub of X Gp, 24 years service.

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  99. Sir, I retired from the army as a sub tech A vehicle x Gp after completing 28 year full service, and I want to know how much I can get pension as per the 7th cpc.

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  100. Respected
    Sir
    jo jawan 31December2015 ko pention out hua hai
    aur jo jawan 31 january 2016 ko pention uot hua hai dono mein kitne ka fark hai

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  101. No happy any army person. Koi thik salry nahi h.kuchh bhi nahi de rahe h.ajj k time me or aur jco ko kuchh nahi hoga.sab officer k liye h………

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  106. Officer aur Jawan ke basic pay me bada antar hai aur hona chahiye koi apatti nahi, par allowances me triple ka antar definetly wrong hai. Kya siyachin ki sardi Jawan ko kam aur officer ko jyade lagti hai? Jabki Govt dwara dee hui faisility ka pura fayda ye hi uthate hain. Kya MSP equal nahi hona chahiye? Sarkar kee ye soch nischit roop se nindaniy hai.

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  107. माइनस 45 डिग्री के तापमान में ग्लेशियर के बर्फीले पहाड़ों में हिमस्खलन और बर्फीले तुफानो का सामना करते हुए अपने प्राण न्योछावर कर देने वाले वतन के जवानो को शत शत नमन।

    मरने वाले 10 ही जवान जो देश के विभिन्न इलाको से थे और हमेशा ही कठिन परिस्थितियों में जीवन यापन करते हुए अपने कर्तव्य से पीछे नहीं हटे और मातृभूमि को अपने प्राणों की आहुति देकर नमन किया हे।

    आज फिर एक बात सिद्ध हो गयी हमेशा जवान ही अधिकतर इस तरह की आपदाओ का शिकार होता हे।

    क्या ये सब देख लेने के बाद भी किसी को शंका हे कि
    “सैन्य सेवा वेतन”
    में भेद भाव होना चाहिए

    1. सैन्य सेवा वेतन का वास्तविक हकदार कौन हे..?

    2. क्या इससे से भी बड़ी कोई सैन्य सेवा हे ..?

    3. जब मरने वाले सभी जवान ही थे तो भी सैन्य सेवा में इनके साथ ही भेदभाव क्यों..?

    4. जब लहू का रंग एक हे , वर्दी एक हे और जान देने का जज्बा सबसे ज्यादा हे और दुश्मन की पहली गोली झेलने के लिए सबसे पहले जवान का सीना आगे हे तो फिर ये भेदभाव क्यों…?

    5. ये जवान जो सीमाओँ की रक्षा करते हुए मरे हे इनका MSP एक सेना अस्पताल में काम करने वाली नर्स से भी आधा , क्या इसका कोई औचित्य हे..?

    6 . क्या दुश्मन की गोली कभी MSP पूछकर लगती हे..?

    7. क्या एक 30 साल की नोकरी किया हुआ सूबेदार मेजर 1 साल की नोकरी किये नर्स (MNS) से भी आधे MSP के ही काबिल हे..?

    8. हर बार की तरह इस बार भी जवान ही शहीद हुए हे फिर भी इनकी शहादत को MSP को मानक बनाकर इनकी सैन्य सेवा की तुलना करना सही हे या गलत..?

    9. सैन्य सेवा वेतन MSP
    अधिकारी -15500
    मिलिट्री नर्स-10800
    जे सी ओ / जवान – 5200

    ये कहा का न्याय हे..।

    मित्रो इस मेसेज को ऐसे ही ignore मत करना कम से कम अपने 10 मित्रो या ग्रुप में फॉरवर्ड करे..
    ताकि कोई नेक आदमी इस मेसेज को प्रधानमंत्री या रक्षा मंत्री तक पहुचा दे।
    या मीडिया तक तो पत्र , ई मेल आदि के माध्यम से पंहुचा ही सकते हे।

    ये मेरी नहीं बल्कि हम सब का अधिकार हे और कर्तव्य भी..
    जय हिन्द

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  108. my present basic pay is Rs;5961/- grade pay not known, is it possible to let me know present pay scale pls.

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  109. bSir, since my retirement after qualifying service 15 yrs fm I.A.F. GP-1, iam receiving my pension thru’ Indian Bank, Eldams Rd Br, Chennai.
    since 1975 onwards. there were few times . i received under payments. and after bringing to Mgr’s notice

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  110. Army ke jaw an aur jco.aur officer ke rasion living or suvidha ek Jesi honi chahiye aur pay sacel rank ke mutabik hona chahiye taki Sabme sambhav rahe saprat mess saprat living saprat darja ye San birtis army officer air desi jaw an platoon jeda lagta hai jay hind

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  111. Officers wife should not be allowed in the force…because they are controlling the entire system….they need helpers means sevadars (jawans) for all work …stop this please bring some law…jawans are honest and officers are corrupt…. Please….try to protect this force….from officers..and madams

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  112. Pay scale jawano aur jco’s ki unki mehnat, lagan , tyag, jimmedari surksha ki apnne parivar se duur rahne ki,aur apnne desh ke liye hamesa kurban hone ke liye tayar ke hisab se inki pay mein char chand lagana mat bhulna ki haal hi mein jo jawan siyachin mein kurban hue aur ci ops srinagar meinkurban hue iske aage
    Aur kya chahte ho hamse jo desh ke liye apna sab kuch chhor border ki raksha karte hein desh ke dushmano se jaan ki parvah na karte huye larte hein uske aage pay kya maine rakhti hao to pl……

    .. listen my voice of soul.

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  113. Sir please jawano ka naukri mat badhana kiyo ki sena me sena ka kam kam hota hai chamcha giri jyada hota hai maje to havawadar ko hai aur jco offesar ko hai

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  116. Sir,
    What is the meaning of MSP. I am not able understand by the way the staffs are getting. Is that been introduced as military service pay or anything else.?? If the intension behind the introduction of the MSP is genuine, then there should be an equality of MSP among a Jawan and an officer. As we know that the officers of higher ranks are not availing MSP. The reason behind is they are not subjected to war. If the pay was introduced as rank wise pay. Then ot should have been introduced for all. But on the contrary it is not. Everyone in indian soil know what a jawan does or faces in camaprison with an officer. War cimpatibility of a jawan is much more higher than an officer. And what is requirement of MSP for nursing officers? Even double as compared with a jawan… Are they war combatant?? I would like to say that its totally monopoly… A jawan will remain slave as always he was… From the beginning of independence no officers have made any mutiny… But the sepoy did. And what he got??? What he is getting… Really ashamed of this…..

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  117. Sir, I retired after completion of 30th yr service in gp `Y’ from Sub (Hony Sub Major), as per 6th cpc my basic pension fixed 11970/- now what will be my new pension as per OROP ?

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  118. Sir, I retired after completion of 30th yr service from Sub(Hony Sub Major), what will be my new pension as per OROP ?

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  119. I am HAV G Anand Kumar.I have taken voluntary retirement after sercing for 19years Rtd in Dec 1992.Now my basic pay is 6223.As per the new regulation act how much will I get as Basic pay.

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  120. I am a retired nb-subedar of ( Y Group ) served 24 years. As per 6th Cpc my basic pension is 9382. I want to know that what I will get as per 7th Cpc. Please reply in details

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  121. Msp should be given to irrespective of rank in army..
    It should be same for all ranks…
    This will be true meaning of military service pay..

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  124. Is there any one to see anomalies of MSP(Military service pay). A non combatant who does not fight will get 3600/ A combatant member from Sepoy to Sub Maj a vulnerabe group will be just ahead of 1600/ and will get 5200/ as compared to 10800/ Non combatant Military Nurses and 15500/ commissioned Officers. I don’t find justified. Please reply.

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  125. I am Ex MWO of air force retired on 31.5.2008. As on today my basic pension is 13590.What will be my basic pension after 7th pay commission clubbed with one rank one pension

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  128. Sir Im Ex TS/l/nk Satyapal sinhg Malik discharge my service on 31 may 1999 after completion of 15 years service table may about my penssion after OROP 7th pay commission

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  129. Sir,

    I have retired from Air Force as Sergeant after 20 yrs of service as on 31-07-2007. As on date, my basic pension is 7240/-. After implementation of OROP how much will my basic pension.

    Thanks,

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  130. Sir,

    I have retired from Air Force as Sergeant after 25 yrs of service as on today my basic pension is 9705/- Now after implementation of OROP how much will my basic pension.

    Thanks,

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  133. EX PETTY OFFICER FROM NAVY RETIRED ON 30.09.1991.AT PRESENT MY BASIC PAY Is 5531 WHAT WILL BE my BASIC PAY AFTER Orop.Please tell me.

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  134. Sir I am Ex Hav bapusaheb pawar discharge fm service on 01/08/2004 after completion of 18 year service in group Y tell me about my pension after orop & 7th pay com.

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  135. I am Ex Ts/NK Dicharge 30-11-2004 my basic pension is Rs-5115/- what will be the pension come accprding to 7th pay commision. pl send my E mail

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  137. I JC-307537A Ex Sub/Clk Mahavir Singh have discharged from service on 31st July 2014 after completion of 29 years, 8 months and 29 days.my basic group is Y. what will be my basic pension after implementing of 7th pay commission.
    my mobile no – o9910517211

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  138. Sir I am ex havaildhar my service is 21 year and 3 months.next promotion not give so Coming discharge from service. Now my basic 7250 rupees. What is my basic ofter 7 cc. Pleas send my mobile number sir

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  140. I have discharged from service on 30 Nov 2000.after completion of 35 years and 22 days.my basic group is X .what will be my basic pension after implementing of 7th pay commision.

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  141. I’m ex spr discharge on 31st September 1995. My basic pension is Rs 5291/-. what will be the pension come according to 7th pay commission?

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  142. I am Ex Sgt group discharged on 31st march 2003 from service after completion of 20 yrs. I am drawing pension of Rs 15788 now. What will be my new pension after OROP. Also what will be my pension basic after 7th CPC.

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  143. Respected Sir

    I am Ex-Naik gp Y my basic pension is Rs. 5500/- Service 16 yers 10 Months retired 31/12/2005 out 01/01/2006 B C in J & K (Wounded Left Foot) .what will be my basic pension after 7th cpc..and OROP. Please infrmed my gmail address

    (anushree.anu687@gmail.com) Mobil No > 963295224.

    Thanking you

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  144. Sir
    i am ex sgt gp x diploma. At present my basic pension is rs 7760.what will be my basic pension after 7th cpc..

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  146. I have completed 15 years service in indian navy as POME retired on 31/12/1994 please tell me how much my pasic pay in orop. please let me know arrears of pre 2006 how much I will get please send both details in my email id rajangarg1960@gmail.com

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  147. I am ex-man and having completed 15 years & 3 months service.
    I want know what are the my service pension (DOR 31/08/2012)

    MACP Nb Sub BP -10300, GP -4200, Group Y

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  148. sir I am retired sub Jhaggar singh Gp X my retirement date 29 02 2008 length of service 26 year 2 month date of last promotion as a subedar gp X Dec 2005. What is my pension as per OROP and 7th CPC.

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  149. Sir,
    I mention one thing only that Militay service pay should be equal for every one (Offrs, JCOs and OR) because weather not give any relaxtation to JCOs and OR and not doing any favour to any one it is equal to every one

    So pl clarify this disparity

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  150. railway group D basic pay starts 18000 and the group A basic pay is 250000 but then 250000/18000=13.88 but group D conceded group_M it is correct method for the 7th pay commission. one word to say the group D 13 months salary = group A salary. Plz pay basic A/D=1/6(groupA=250000/group D=41666.66)

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  151. Sir
    I am retired on 31Aug2008.After 24 years service complited.
    how much my pension 7CPC &OROP

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  152. Respected sir,

    Ex-Naik MURALIDHARA K I am BC in J & K retired in 31/12/2005 out in 01/01/2006 service 16 years how much my pension 7th CPC and OROP.

    Please informed my gmail address (anushree.anu687@gmail.com.

    Thanking you sir.

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  154. sk sharma says ‘our govt is playing with the feelings of ex servicemen. There is no use of implementation of orop in t05 50he absence of tables. On sep 05 last year h’ble defence minister proudly announced acceptance of orop by the by union govt with certain unexpected words like vrs. In my opinio the dm was misguided by the beurocracy in real sense

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  156. I have retired on 31-01-2001 a/n from indian air force with 20 yrs of service as group x sergeant. now my basic pension is rs 7760/-. total gross rs 16286/-. would like to know what basic pension will be fixed for me.

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  157. Sir,
    There is disparity in terms of payment of Offr and between jawan, because it will create huge gap. MSP should be same for all ranks, as it known by its name, Dear Pradhan Mantri, we hope you will look this matter personally

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  158. Sir, I have retired on 01 April 2007 as sub MAJ and Hony lt after completion of 30 years of service. what would be my basic pension after commutation on implementation of 7 th PC. Pease intimate.

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  159. Pay commission will be increased in defence but military pay should be same like officers and other rank in the army also compare how to increase officers and how to increase other ranks. Both are same or not? Please take it seriously.

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  160. I have retired as Hony. FlT.LT. After completion of36 years service.Request my pension against vii pay commission.

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  161. Sir.
    I am retired CH. A.A. Indian Navy with 15 year service. My basic pension is Rs. 6976/-.Please let me know my probable basic pension in OROP followed by 7th CPC.

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  163. earlier for increase in tpt allce from 400 to 800 min basic pay required was 7440 but will be new basic required for tpt amount of Rs. 800 pm

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