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In a significant move just hours after central government employees' organizations called on state governments to adopt the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS), Maharashtra has become the pioneering state to offer the scheme to its employees. This decision comes amid anticipation that other states, particu
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The Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) is a new pension plan approved by the central government that promises government employees who joined in 2004 or later a pension of 50% of their average salary over the last 12 months, with inflation adjustments and additional benefits.
Maharashtra has become the first state to implement the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) for its employees.
The UPS is designed to benefit central government employees who joined in 2004 or later. If all states adopt the scheme, it could extend to approximately 90 lakh individuals.
While the OPS is a non-contributory scheme, the UPS is seen as a practical alternative that incorporates approximately 90% of the benefits of the OPS.
The UPS is expected to benefit over eight lakh railway employees who have joined in the past 20 years, providing them with a pension of 50% of their salary.
It is anticipated that other states, particularly those governed by the NDA, will follow Maharashtra's lead in adopting the UPS.
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