TSEWA COMES TO RESCUE OF DESTITUTE WIDOW OF SUB MAJ WITH NO PENSION OR ECHS Tri Services Ex-Servicemen Welfare Association (TSEWA) has been helping many Ex-Servicemen and Civilians who need our support for education, medical care and financial assistance till regular income comes. Sub KV Subba Rao, President, TSEWA Coastal Andhra Pradesh sent a case […]
Letter dated 08 Jan 2018 from Central Organisation, ECHS, Adjutant General’s Branch, New Delhi regarding eligibility of a disabled son, married or otherwise with 40% or higher disability for ECHS services: Letter re ECHS membership to disabled son
Dear Members of AFT 1-B, Filing of AFT 1-B was kept pending till the decision of Government is communicated to the Hon Supreme Court on 04 Jan 2018 about refixing of pensions for all similarly placed Maj Gen/AVM/RADMs based on their judgement of 08 Dec 2017. On 04 Jan 2018, the Govt Counsel pleaded for
Dear Members of TSEWA, It is with a sense of great pride, I inform you that on 08 Jan 2018, TSEWA distributed Rs 73,055 towards charitable activities to very deserving cases. The Charity Division headed by Col MK Veeramani with Cmde Sudheer Parakala and Hony Capt B Joseph as members have verified on ground the genuineness
Thanks to generous benefactors, TSEWA gets donations for good causes. TSEWA in turn has been helping a number of deserving cases with financial help. In Jul 2017, the charity division of TSEWA was established with Col MK Veeramani as President, Cmde Sudheer Parakala, Vice President, TSEWA and Capt B Joseph, Joint Secretary as members. The
I thank you for joining legal case AFT 1C to get higher pension form Jan 2006 to Jun 2014 corresponding to your last pay drawn at the time of retirement prior to Jan 2006. Please ensure you earned one increment in your last rank at the time of your retirement. Otherwise AFT – 1C will
Dear Litigants of BB1 & BB2, TSEWA consulted a number of advocates in AFTs and they unanimously informed us that once a benefit is granted of broad banding, be it arrears for two years or three years from filing the case in AFT, then the judgment cannot be reviewed. They opine that even if one
