Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Maharashtra Officers Prioritize Old Pension Scheme Reinstatement
The Maharashtra State Gazetted Officers Federation, a group representing government officers, is making the reinstatement of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) their top priority.
The OPS guarantees a monthly pension equal to half of an employee's last salary after retirement, without requiring contributions from employees.
The Federation, led by Sandeep Mane, decided on this and other important goals at a recent meeting.
Other demands include two years of childcare leave for women, setting the retirement age at 60, and fixing salary issues.
They will work hard to get the OPS back in place to support employees' financial futures after they stop working.
Maharashtra officers' federation prioritizes Old Pension Scheme (OPS) reinstatement.
OPS aims to provide financial security for retirees.
The federation's general meeting was held in Shegaon, Buldhana.
Other demands include extended childcare leave and a fixed retirement age.
The federation plans to intensify efforts to achieve its goals.
- Who
- Maharashtra State Gazetted Officers Federation
- What
- Declared reinstatement of the Old Pension Scheme as its foremost demand.
- When
- Recently, during the triennial general meeting.
- Where
- Shegaon in Buldhana district, Maharashtra
- Why
- To ensure financial security for employees after retirement.
- Organization
- Maharashtra State Gazetted Officers Federation
- Main Demand
- Reinstatement of Old Pension Scheme (OPS)
- Key Official
- Sandeep Mane, Division Vice President
- Meeting Location
- Shegaon, Buldhana district
- Other Demands
- Childcare leave, retirement age 60, pay anomaly elimination