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D Shukul
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This time only Coalition Government with a new face as Prime Minister.
Zulfikar Ali
Plight of early retirees of PSUs
"I wish our PM Narendra Modi to kindly look into the plight of Retirees of PSUs. Many of them of Ratna PSUs have contributed to exchequer substantially. This would not have been possible without dedicated & hard work of employees at all levels of such PSUs. But many major PSUs like SAIL have not implemented Pension Scheme under the false statement that they are not earning profit. If Public Sector Banks can be infused with crores of funds, can Govt not infuse some funds (out of contributions received from PSUs received earlier-such as Dividend, Excise Duty, Sales Tax etc)?
Pre-2007 retirees of PSUs are in worst condition. Their salary structure was very low. The gratuity was only Rs.3.5 lakhs from 1997.They have to survive with interest returns from the retirement benefits received which is dwindling down whereas cost of living is going up - a double hardship.
The condition of pre-1997 retirees of PSUs are very deplorable. They are in 75 plus, 80 plus age group. They face lot of hardship in all directions. Their health costs have gone multiple times due to age related problems. Their retirement benefits were mere in the range of Rs.5 lakhs-8 lakhs. How can any one expect them to survive? These are the persons who had joined ar earlier stages of PSUs-during 1950s & 1960s- in the 1st phase of Industrialisation concept as conceived by Pandit Nehru. We would not have been in such a industrially developed stage if not for this strong foundation. Do any of the higher ups know or realise the problems or hardship faced by the earlier retirees who worked in undeveloped/under-developed areas where such industries were established with foreign collaboration. I request PM to arrange to pay them atleast Rs. 10,000 pm so that they survive. After all, PSUs are only another arm of Govt & this amount is a pittance compared to all retirees get."
Subramanian V
D Shukul
DEBATE (2)
This time only Coalition Government with a new face as Prime Minister.
Zulfikar Ali
Plight of early retirees of PSUs
"I wish our PM Narendra Modi to kindly look into the plight of Retirees of PSUs. Many of them of Ratna PSUs have contributed to exchequer substantially. This would not have been possible without dedicated & hard work of employees at all levels of such PSUs. But many major PSUs like SAIL have not implemented Pension Scheme under the false statement that they are not earning profit. If Public Sector Banks can be infused with crores of funds, can Govt not infuse some funds (out of contributions received from PSUs received earlier-such as Dividend, Excise Duty, Sales Tax etc)?
Pre-2007 retirees of PSUs are in worst condition. Their salary structure was very low. The gratuity was only Rs.3.5 lakhs from 1997.They have to survive with interest returns from the retirement benefits received which is dwindling down whereas cost of living is going up - a double hardship.
The condition of pre-1997 retirees of PSUs are very deplorable. They are in 75 plus, 80 plus age group. They face lot of hardship in all directions. Their health costs have gone multiple times due to age related problems. Their retirement benefits were mere in the range of Rs.5 lakhs-8 lakhs. How can any one expect them to survive? These are the persons who had joined ar earlier stages of PSUs-during 1950s & 1960s- in the 1st phase of Industrialisation concept as conceived by Pandit Nehru. We would not have been in such a industrially developed stage if not for this strong foundation. Do any of the higher ups know or realise the problems or hardship faced by the earlier retirees who worked in undeveloped/under-developed areas where such industries were established with foreign collaboration. I request PM to arrange to pay them atleast Rs. 10,000 pm so that they survive. After all, PSUs are only another arm of Govt & this amount is a pittance compared to all retirees get."
Subramanian V