Centre decides to retire MP cadre IPS officer
Bhopal: The Centre, acting on the recommendation of the Madhya Pradesh government, has decided to prematurely retire a 1995 batch Indian Police Service officer “in public interest” with immediate effect, an official said today. Centre acting on the recommendation of the MP Government has decided to prematurely retire a 1995 batch IPS officer More...
AAP leader Ashutosh resigns from party
AAP leader Ashutosh today resigned from the party citing a “very very” personal reason. New Delhi: AAP leader Ashutosh today resigned from the party citing a “very very” personal reason. “Every More...
PNB scam: Former MD dismissed from service
New Delh: The government on Monday dismissed Usha Ananthasubramanian, former managing director of scam-hit Punjab National Bank and Allahabad Bank, from service, according to an official notification. Former MD More...
Muzaffarpur sex scandal: Bihar minister Manju Verma resigns
Manju Verma Patna: Bihar Social Welfare Minister Manju Verma today handed over her resignation to Chief Minister Nitish Kumar amid uproar over sex scandal case in the Muzaffarpur shelter home. Verma met the chief More...
Centre mulling to reintroduce old pension system instead of NPS
New Delhi: The central government may consider to reintroduce old pension system and to bid adieu New Pension Scheme (NPS) for its employees. The old pension system is well for the employees but the NPS is good More...
Steel ministry agrees to pension scheme for its CPSE employees
New Delhi: The steel ministry has agreed to introduce a pension scheme for its CPSEs like SAIL and RINL, a move which will benefit about 96,000 serving and 56,000 retired employees. The pension scheme agreement More...
Centre likely to allow its employees to work until 62
New Delhi: The central government is likely to agree the text of new rule that will allow millions of central government employees work until they are 62 years of age. The central government is likely to decide More...
UP govt employees to be dumped in their 50s if found negligency
Lucknow: The Uttar Pradesh government is contemplating “compulsory retirement” for employees aged 50 years and above if they are found neglecting their duty, an order that has not gone down well with More...
WB govt accepts Raj Kanojia’s VR plea
Kolkata: The West Bengal Government has accepted the plea for voluntary retirement by Raj Kanojia, the Director General of Police and Commandant General, Home Guards, with effect from September 30 next, according More...
Bengal raises retirement age of nurses to 62
West Bengal government today raised retirement age of government nurses from 60 years to 62 years. Kolkata: West Bengal government today decided to raise the superannuation age for nurses working in state-run hospitals More...
