EPS-95 Pension Scheme 2025: Receive Rs 7,500 Pension – Check Your Eligibility

EPS-95, short for Employees’ Pension Scheme launched in 1995, will offer some respite to the pensioners in the proposed hike of minimum pension. After this, the increase would come in the year 2025, which could go as high as Rs 7,500 as a minimum pension for the retired person. This is to enable the post-retirement … Read more

Rs 10,000 Minimum Pension For Central Govt Employees Under UPS 2025

Under the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS), the government guarantees a minimum pension of ₹10,000 for retired central government employees, starting in 2025. With this brilliant decision, pensioners are assured of some income stability against inflation and increasing costs of living. Highlight Of The Announcement Why Raise The Bar? Raising the floor was an outcome of … Read more

SASSA Festival Relief 2025: Early Payouts And New Digital System Launched

SASSA pulls 2025 Festival Relief into place during the festival season. This move is considered one of the major developments that the agency takes up to administer relief during the festive period. With early payouts as the main feature, the agency is also launching the new digital system for simplified distribution of grants. Early Payouts … Read more

8th Pay Commission News: Major Update On Salary And Pension Hike

50 lakh central government employees and 65 lakh pensioners were expecting hike in salaries and pensions from January 2026 under the 8th Pay Commission. But the reports have started to flow in suggesting a postponement of the hike. This has dealt a major blow to the expectations of the employees and pensioners. The prime cause … Read more

SASSA Disability Grant 2025: New Online Application Process Introduced

As a result of its recommendations in 2025, the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) will institute several modifications vis-a-vis its Disability Grant system. In this light, one of the most notable innovations is in the form of the online application process, which would make it relatively easier for the eligible applicants to gain access … Read more

Central Government Increased DA By 2%, know What Will Be The Change In Salary

Additionally, announcing an increment in Dearness Allowance for employees from 2% to 55%, which was earlier 53%, this is an increase in which the salary of employees will also increase. Although some employees call it a little according to the inflation rate, the effects will be starkly visible on their pay. So let’s know the … Read more

New Bajaj Discover Bike Comes With 80Kmpl Mileage, See Price And Features

In search of a good-looking, inexpensive, fuel-efficient two-wheeler? Enter the 2015 New Bajaj Discover, which has stolen the thunder by being retro in a new avatar.’ Modern indeed are its looks, with enhanced milling and performance for the modern-age rider.  Bajaj Discover New Bike Mileage Mileage is the biggest trump card of this bike. Bajaj … Read more

South Africa Social Grant & Wage Hike April 2025: New Payouts And Eligibility Details

Instruments of economic relief to most be transacted around April of the year 2025, including but not limited to South African social grant beneficiaries and minimum wage earners. To lessen the financial burden on lower-income households against an increasing cost of living, government has announced that social grants will be raised, and therefore increase national … Read more

EPFO Launching UPI And ATM Facility For Hassle:Free PF Withdrawals

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation has come up with another important plan to further facilitate its members. The government is to introduce UPI (Unified Payments Interface) and ATM facilities for provident fund (PF) withdrawal within the next few months. This development is likely to fasten the process of withdrawing from millions of EPFO subscribers and … Read more

Rs 9,000 Minimum Pension Demand By EPFO Pensioners Picks Up Momentum

Rallying firm for the minimum pension demand of rupees 9000 under the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO), pensioners are winning their struggle for the improvement of a reasonable pension structure. Such demands have been advanced long ago by very many pensioners on the Employees’ Pension Scheme (EPS-95), arguing that the pension amount does not meet … Read more