Demand for Old Pension Scheme
Recently, many states in India have been raising their demands for restoration of old pension scheme for government employees.
About Old Pension Scheme
- In the old pension regime, pension was 50% of the last drawn salary of the employee and the entire amount was paid by the government.
- The OPS income was not taxable and the employee was entitled to inflation-linked dearness relief every six months.
- The scheme was discontinued on April 1, 2004, and replaced with the National Pension Scheme.
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National Pension Scheme (NPS)
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