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New Pension Scheme: In view of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the Shinde government of Maharashtra is going to take a big decision to woo the voters. The Maharashtra government has decided to implement a modified version of the Centre's New Pension Scheme (NPS) for state government employees who retired on or after November 2005. His pension will now be 50 percent of his last pay and will also include dearness allowance. Apart from this, Maratha reservation will be implemented in teacher and police recruitment.
Making a statement in both houses of the state legislature, Shinde said that if employees opt for the revised pension scheme, they will get 50 per cent of their last pay as pension and dearness allowance and 60 per cent of this amount as family pension and dearness allowance. Will be available as. allowance. Will be given as allowance. NPS is being implemented in the state from April 1, 2015.
It is noteworthy that there are 13.45 lakh employees in the state and out of these, NPS is applicable on 8.27 lakh. The state government had constituted a committee in March 2023 to conduct a comparative study of the old pension scheme and NPS. The Committee considered measures to provide permanent financial relief to employees joining service on and after 1 November 2005.
CM Eknath Shinde also announced that 10% Maratha quota will be implemented in the recruitment of police force and government teachers. His deputy Devendra Fadnavis told the Legislative Council that an advertisement has been issued on Friday for the recruitment of 17,000 police personnel. He said, “10% Maratha reservation will be implemented in recruitment.”