Pension Payment Tracking Software has been Launched in 15 Ministries/Departments on pilot basis

Pension Payment Tracking System Software has been Launched in 15 Ministries/Departments on pilot basis...

The system will keep retiring employees informed of the progress of pension sanction process through SMS / E-mail in future. The application will help in monitoring the delays which take place in sanction of pension and retirement benefits to a retiring Government Servant. 

Press Information Bureau 
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions 

14-February-2014 16:18 IST

Pension Sanction and Payment Tracking System Launched on Pilot Basis 

The Department of Pension & Pensioners’ Welfare has launched a web based Pension Sanction and Payment Tracking System “ BHAVISHYA” which provides for on-line tracking of sanction and payment processes by the individual as well as the administrative authorities. The new proposed system will capture information relating to the pensioner’s personal and service data including contact details like mobile number and e-mail etc. 
It will also have electronic Forms required to be submitted to pension sanctioning authority. The system will keep retiring employees informed of the progress of pension sanction process through SMS/E-mail in future. The application will help in monitoring the delays which take place in sanction of pension and retirement benefits to a retiring Government Servant. 

The software has been launched on a pilot basis in fifteen Ministries/Departments of the Government viz. Department of Home, 
D/o Electronics & Information Technology, 
M/o Statistics & Programme Implementation, 
M/o Steel, 
D/o Health, 
D/o Family Welfare, 
D/o Ayush,
M/o Urban Development, 
M/o Textiles, 
D/o Commerce, 
D/o Industrial Policy & Promotion, Planning Commission, 
D/o Personnel & Training/o Administrative Reforms &Public Grievances and 
D/o Pension & Pensioners Welfare. 

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