Death-cum-Retirement Gratuity 68 P III
This is lump sum payable to the Government Officer on his retirement or to his family on his death.(a) The amount of DCRG is equal to half of the emoluments last drawn by the officer X No of years of Q.S. (maximum 16 ½ times emoluments last drawn or Rs. 7,00,000
whichever is less.) w.e.f. 1-07-2009.
Note: Emoluments = Pay + DA. DCRG is in addition to service gratuity or monthly pension.
(b) (i) In the case of death while in service or for invalid person with a Q.S. below 24 years =12 times emoluments last drawn.
(ii) If death occurs in the first year of service (2 months emoluments last drawn)
(iii) If death occurs after first year, but before 5 years of service (6 times emoluments last drawn)
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ReplyDeletesir,now carrying twin pregnanacy.but one got missed abortion and another one is alive.can i take any leave?
ReplyDeleteHow one can receive DCRG in advance that is before availing the No Liability Certificate?
ReplyDeleteMy father retired in 2009. And he was drawing monthly pension till he breathed last this year. Can my mother who is the nominee claim the death cum retirement gratuity(DCRG)?. If so how do we go about. Please enlightened us
ReplyDeleteMy father died n 2012 in service and he had 31 + years of service at the time of death. I'm 25 years old unmarried daughter. Am I eligible for any benefits?
ReplyDeleteIs there any ammenment for this rule?
ReplyDeletehow much is the maximum gratuity?
ReplyDeletemyself aided HSA, joined on 14 06 1985
ReplyDeletevoluntary retirement-on 31 10 2015 -(date of superannuation retirement 31 07 2017)
my last basic pay as per GO (p) 7/2016 is Rs 65400 with 9 % DA
how much DCRG can I get
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