KOTA: Demanding implementation of Old Pension Scheme (OPS), retired employees of Rajasthan Technical University (RTU) staged satyagraha outside the university gate in Kota on Tuesday.
Dhannajay Gupta, a retired professor from RTU, said that the university directed the retired employees to repay the provident fund they had received with 3% interest and the employees accordingly deposited amount ranging from 60 lakh to 80 lakh by June 30, but the university had not started the pensions as yet.
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Dhannajay Gupta, a retired professor from RTU, said that the university directed the retired employees to repay the provident fund they had received with 3% interest and the employees accordingly deposited amount ranging from 60 lakh to 80 lakh by June 30, but the university had not started the pensions as yet.
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A retired professor from Kabul University in Afghanistan has been forced to sell second-hand goods on the roadside due to financial difficulties. Professor Abdul Qayum Khajazada, who taught at the university for 35 years, has not received his pension for the past two years. The economic problems in the country have worsened since the Taliban’s return to power, leading to a rise in unemployment and poverty. Many military veterans and retired employees have also complained about unpaid pensions. The country’s educational system has suffered a setback, with girls being deprived of access to education.
A retired professor from Kabul University in Afghanistan has been forced to sell second-hand goods on the roadside due to financial difficulties. Professor Abdul Qayum Khajazada, who taught at the university for 35 years, has not received his pension for the past two years. The economic problems in the country have worsened since the Taliban’s return to power, leading to a rise in unemployment and poverty. Many military veterans and retired employees have also complained about unpaid pensions. The country’s educational system has suffered a setback, with girls being deprived of access to education.
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Employees of 82 organizations affiliated with the All Rajasthan State Employees Joint Federation held a silent protest against the state government’s failure to fulfill their demands. The demands include salary structure revisions, promotion grades, a transparent transfer policy, rural allowances, and equal salaries and allowances to secretariat employees. The government has not taken any positive decisions on these demands for the past four years. The employees also want the withdrawal of the No Work No Pay order.
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Thousands of government employees from Haryana gathered in Delhi to demand the implementation of the old pension scheme. The employees highlighted the issues with the new pension scheme and called for the government to accept and implement their demand. Former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda announced his support for the employees and stated that the old pension scheme would be implemented in Haryana once the Congress government is formed. Rajya Sabha MP Deepender Hooda also expressed his support for the employees and vowed to advocate for their cause.
Thousands of government employees from Haryana gathered in Delhi to demand the implementation of the old pension scheme. The employees highlighted the issues with the new pension scheme and called for the government to accept and implement their demand. Former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda announced his support for the employees and stated that the old pension scheme would be implemented in Haryana once the Congress government is formed. Rajya Sabha MP Deepender Hooda also expressed his support for the employees and vowed to advocate for their cause.
