SOURCE:
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/even-as-rajnath-singh-intervenes-orop-deadlock-continues-over-this-clause-1212024?pfrom=home-india
WARNING : DONT CROSS THE
"LIMIT O F PENETRATION"
LEST THE NATION IS DESTROYED
Mr MODI ,the Central heading above itself is self explanatory. The task of the 'Political Leader Ship' of the day is to identify 'THE ROUGE' as Pakistan has identified that INDIA is the only threat to existence of PAKISTAN.
By the same token the only threat to security of INDIA is the 'INTERNAL THREAT' within the 'GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT" By the way 'INDIAN ARMED FORCES[AFS]within the parameters of the existing governmental thinking is not the part of the
'GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT.'
AFS are the commissioned/ & or recruited
MODIJEE, Now it is your job to identify which organ
OF YOUR GOVERNMENT
is a 'FIFTH COLUMN' security threat to the NATION.
WISH U BEST OF LUCK
LISTEN.
THE VIDEO MAY HELP U IN FOR
IDENTIFICATION.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCUN40iUMHg
Top government sources told NDTV that the government is committed to implement OROP -- as reiterated by PM Modi in his Independence Day address -- but it won't want to be pressurised into making the announcement.
Sources told NDTV that a "positive movement" is expected on the issue this week since Prime Minister Narendra Modi is handling the matter. There ae speculations that the announcement will be made on August 28, the 50th anniversary of the 1965 war with Pakistan.
Earlier today, Havaldar (Retd) Ashok Singh Chauhan, was taken to the Army Research and Referral (R&R) hospital after suffering from "muscle atrophy". Havaldar (Retd) Major Singh, who is also on hunger strike, refused medical check-up.
The ex-servicemen's meeting with the government came with a view to settling the differences -- the chief one being the date from which the scheme will be implemented. Government sources say the time difference would mean an expenditure of Rs. 20,000 crore instead of the expected Rs. 8,000 crore.
On Monday, 63-year-old Col (Retd) Pushpender Singh, who was among the few army veterans on an indefinite hunger-strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar since August 16, had to be hospitalised.
The army veterans had gone on indefinite hunger as the protests demanding the implementation of OROP escalated on Independence Day. The announcement was expected to be the centerpiece of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address from the ramparts of the Red Fort.
Two days later, 10 former service chiefs wrote to PM Modi, expressing "dismay" at the government's handling of OROP and urging it to "settle this issue expeditiously and in an urgent time frame."
The veterans have repeatedly reminded PM Modi that OROP was one of his key promises in the run-up to the national election last year.
The implementation of OROP will give equal pension to servicemen retiring at the same rank regardless of when they retire. At present, a soldier who retired many years ago is paid far less than someone several ranks junior to him retiring now. It is expected to benefit 3 million former soldiers.
Despite Mr Singh's intervention, sources say the government is firm its offer of reviewing pensions every five years while the veterans are demanding an annual review. The review rationalises outdated pension rates, in effect raising them after a particular period.
Talks between the government and the veterans reportedly broke down once again on Thursday night. Upset veterans decided to boycott celebrations today to mark the 50th anniversary of India's successes in the 1965 war against Pakistan.
Last night, the group of ex-servicemen negotiating with the government, walked out of a meeting that they had hoped would finally bring a breakthrough on their demand of two decades. They said they could not accept the government's new proposals on OROP.
Sources said, the government is unwilling to appear as buckling under the veteran's pressure to implement OROP. Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Thursday that PM Modi would make an announcement "as and when time comes".
The government is said to be upset that more and more veterans are joining the hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, which began after PM Modi failed to announce OROP in his Independence Day speech on August 15.
OROP will give equal pension to servicemen retiring with the same rank regardless of when they retire.
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/even-as-rajnath-singh-intervenes-orop-deadlock-continues-over-this-clause-1212024?pfrom=home-india
WARNING : DONT CROSS THE
"LIMIT O F PENETRATION"
LEST THE NATION IS DESTROYED
Mr MODI ,the Central heading above itself is self explanatory. The task of the 'Political Leader Ship' of the day is to identify 'THE ROUGE' as Pakistan has identified that INDIA is the only threat to existence of PAKISTAN.
By the same token the only threat to security of INDIA is the 'INTERNAL THREAT' within the 'GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT" By the way 'INDIAN ARMED FORCES[AFS]within the parameters of the existing governmental thinking is not the part of the
'GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHMENT.'
AFS are the commissioned/ & or recruited
MODIJEE, Now it is your job to identify which organ
OF YOUR GOVERNMENT
is a 'FIFTH COLUMN' security threat to the NATION.
WISH U BEST OF LUCK
LISTEN.
THE VIDEO MAY HELP U IN FOR
IDENTIFICATION.
Published on Aug 28, 2015
The 50th anniversary of the 1965 war an occasion for war veterans to remember the great battles that they were part of. Instead, several 1965 war veterans were out protesting in New Delhi. With signs of fresh differences between the government and protestors, will One Rank, One Pension remain an unrealised dream for war veterans?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCUN40iUMHg
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The agitation demanding the implementation of OROP has been on for over two months.
New Delhi: Talks between the government and the army veterans demanding the implementation of One Rank One Pension scheme held this evening has remained inconclusive. The veterans have again turned down the government's suggestion of implementing the scheme from 2015 instead of 2014, the key issue on which the talks have been stuck, sources told NDTV.
Here are the latest developments:
The meeting with Chief of Army Staff General Dalbir Singh took place this evening, hours after a second army veteran was hospitalised and Prime Minister Narendra Modi decided to handle the One Rank One Pension issue.
Sources told NDTV that a "positive movement" is expected on the issue this week since Prime Minister Narendra Modi is handling the matter. There ae speculations that the announcement will be made on August 28, the 50th anniversary of the 1965 war with Pakistan.
Earlier today, Havaldar (Retd) Ashok Singh Chauhan, was taken to the Army Research and Referral (R&R) hospital after suffering from "muscle atrophy". Havaldar (Retd) Major Singh, who is also on hunger strike, refused medical check-up.
The ex-servicemen's meeting with the government came with a view to settling the differences -- the chief one being the date from which the scheme will be implemented. Government sources say the time difference would mean an expenditure of Rs. 20,000 crore instead of the expected Rs. 8,000 crore.
On Monday, 63-year-old Col (Retd) Pushpender Singh, who was among the few army veterans on an indefinite hunger-strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar since August 16, had to be hospitalised.
The army veterans had gone on indefinite hunger as the protests demanding the implementation of OROP escalated on Independence Day. The announcement was expected to be the centerpiece of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's address from the ramparts of the Red Fort.
Two days later, 10 former service chiefs wrote to PM Modi, expressing "dismay" at the government's handling of OROP and urging it to "settle this issue expeditiously and in an urgent time frame."
The veterans have repeatedly reminded PM Modi that OROP was one of his key promises in the run-up to the national election last year.
The implementation of OROP will give equal pension to servicemen retiring at the same rank regardless of when they retire. At present, a soldier who retired many years ago is paid far less than someone several ranks junior to him retiring now. It is expected to benefit 3 million former soldiers.
Story First Published: August 25, 2015 20:45 IST
Even As Rajnath Singh Intervenes, OROP Deadlock Continues Over This Clause
Sources said, the government is unwilling to appear as buckling under the veteran's pressure to implement OROP.
New Delhi: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today met the Army veterans who are demanding the implementation of One Rank One Pension or OROP and promised a resolution even as a stalemate over a critical clause continued.
Despite Mr Singh's intervention, sources say the government is firm its offer of reviewing pensions every five years while the veterans are demanding an annual review. The review rationalises outdated pension rates, in effect raising them after a particular period.
Talks between the government and the veterans reportedly broke down once again on Thursday night. Upset veterans decided to boycott celebrations today to mark the 50th anniversary of India's successes in the 1965 war against Pakistan.
There had been speculation that a date for implementing OROP could be announced today if an agreement was reached between the government and ex-servicemen.
Last night, the group of ex-servicemen negotiating with the government, walked out of a meeting that they had hoped would finally bring a breakthrough on their demand of two decades. They said they could not accept the government's new proposals on OROP.
Sources said, the government is unwilling to appear as buckling under the veteran's pressure to implement OROP. Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said on Thursday that PM Modi would make an announcement "as and when time comes".
The government is said to be upset that more and more veterans are joining the hunger strike at Delhi's Jantar Mantar, which began after PM Modi failed to announce OROP in his Independence Day speech on August 15.
OROP will give equal pension to servicemen retiring with the same rank regardless of when they retire.
Story First Published: August 28, 2015 18:24 IST
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