The minimum qualifying service required for a pensioner for the admissibility of Death-cum-retirement gratuity:
10 years
2 years
5 years
No minimum limit
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A pensioner commuted a portion of his pension for the first time after retirement, when he is 60 years of age (commutation factor 9.81). The commuted portion of pension will be restored after a period of:
10 years
12 years
15 years
20 years
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The fraction of less than a half year will be rounded to the next completed year for the calculation of qualifying service for:
Maximum service for pension
Minimum service for pension
Both (A) and (B)
None of the above
4/10
Who is authorised to issue pension payment order?
District treasury officer
Head of the department
Government
Accountant General
5/10
For computation of DCRG, 32 years and 1 day would be reckoned as:
32 years
33 years
30 years
None of these
6/10
Terminal surrender of earned leave is inadmissible for :
Resignation
Superannuation pension
Invalid pension
Retiring pension
7/10
A Retired Govt. employee died on 16/01/2023. His family will get family pension from:
17/01/2023
01/02/2023
01/01/2023
None of the above
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From the given details, find the Death cum Retirement Gratuity admissible to a head clerk who retired from service on 30/04/2023: Qualifying service - 16 years, Last pay drawn - 46700, DA admissible - 7%
373600
399752
799504
747200
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“Future good conduct shall be an implied condition of every grant of pension.” Quote the
rule :
Rule 2 KSR part I
Rule 2 KSR part III
Rule 12 KSR part I
Rule 12 KSR part III
9/10
“The liabilities of an employee should be quantified and intimated to him before
retirement if possible or after retirement within a period of