CCS Pension Rules, 1972 - One Liners |
1. CCS ( Pension) Rules, 1972 came into effect on 1st June 1972
2. Family pension is payable to the family of : i) A Govt. Employee who dies while in service. ii) A Govt. Pensioner who dies after retirement.
3. Under revised pay structure (7th CPC), Family pension is 30% of basic pay subject to the Minimum Rs. 9,000 and Maximum Rs. 75,000/-
4. Family pension is available under Rule 50 of the CCS(Pension Rules), 2021 but excludes Dearness Relief.
5. Compensatory pension should be less than 2/3rd of full compensation pension or gratuity or both
6. ‘Bhavishya’ portal is a system for sanction or retirement benefits and tracking of sanction and payment of pension by the government servant and the authorities concerned with sanction of pension to the government servant.
7. Qualifying service is to be counted in completed half-years. (Period from 3 to 6 months is also counted towards qualifying service as half year)
8. The exercise of preparation of a list of employees due for retirements starts 15 months before the due date of retirement.
9. The head of office undertakes the work preparation of pension papers 12 months in advance before the due date of retirement.
10. When the Head of Office furnishes the retiring Govt. servant a certificate regarding the length of qualifying service and emoluments : 8 months prior to the date of retirement.
11. Head of Office forwarded to the retiring govt. Employee form 5 for completion and return 6 months prior to the date of retirement.
12. The head of office 4 months prior to the date of retirement of the Govt. servant shall forward the Accounts Officer Form 5 and Form 7 duly completed with a covering letter in Form 8.
13. The Accounts Officer Issue of P.P.O (Pension Payment Order) one month before the date of retirement.
14. The head of office of the government servant would undertake the work of preparing pension papers, including verification of service and complete the particulars required in Form 7.
15. If a government servant applied for commutation of his pension, 3 months before the date of his superannuation, the commuted value of pension becomes payable on : The date next following the date of retirement.
16. If a government pensioner applies for commutation of his pension after his superannuation, within 1 year, the commuted value of pension becomes payable on : The date of receipt of application by the Head of Office.
17. The commutation factor is based on : The age of the pensioner on the Next birthday.
18. Commutation portion of pension will be restored on the expiry of 15 years from the date of retirement if the commutation amount is received in the First month of retirement.
19. All pensioners applying for commutation after 1 year from the date of retirement, commuted their pension after Medical Examination.
20. Benefits of Commutation of pension cannot be given to the family members if a pensioner dies before exercising the option.
21. In case of delay in processing of pension papers by the office of the Govt. servant, the provisional pension can be granted for a maximum of 6 months.
22. A government servant who retires, or is retired, in advance of the age of compulsory retirement in accordance with the provisions of Rule 48 or 48-A of CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972 shall be granted: Retiring Pension
23. A Government servant seeking voluntary retirement under rule 49A is required to give at least three months notice to Appointing Authority.
24. If the date of retirement is a holiday, the charge may be relinquished on the afternoon of that holiday itself.
25. Service as Apprentice (Except as SAS Apprentice) is not counted as qualifying service.
26. The qualifying service of an employee shall be increased by Three Years if he/she opts for voluntary retirement after the completion of 30 years of service.
27. For calculating gratuity, emoluments include: Basic Pay+DA+NPA
28. Average emoluments are the average of emoluments drawn by the employee during the last 10 months of his service.
29. Interest at the rate applicable to GPF shall be paid if the payment of gratuity is delayed beyond the date of retirement by Three Months.
30. Pension at full rate is admissible if the employee retires completing a qualifying service of 20 years.
31. Invalid Pension or Disability Pension is regulated under Rule 38 of CCS Pension Rules.
32. Commutation of pension without medical certificate is defined in Rule 12 of CCS Pension Rules
33. The maximum amount of pension that can be commuted is : 40%
34. The commuted portion of pension will be restored after 15 years.
35. Family pension is allowed maximum of Rs. 75,000/-
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