CONCORDANCE TABLE FOR REVISION OF PENSION OF PRE 2006 PENSIONERS WHO RETIRED FROM 5TH PAY SCALE OF 6500-10500- OR EQUIVALENT PAY SCALES IN PREVIOUS PAY COMMISSION PERIOD-reg.

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Due to constant pursuance by S C Maheshwari Secy Genl BPS and by S P Gupta Associate editor BPS with DOPPW & DoE.  Revised Concordance tables have been issued for those retired frm 5th CPC scale of 6500 - 10500.Earlier BPS had succeeded in getting them GP 4600/ instead of 4200/

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