No Changes Planned for Central Government Retirement Age
The Indian government has no plans to alter the retirement age of central government employees, which currently stands at 60. The government is focusing on creating employment opportunities for youth through Rozgar Melas and filling vacant positions promptly across various sectors.
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The Indian government confirmed that there is no proposal to change the retirement age of central government employees.
Currently, employees retire at the age of 60, according to Union Minister of State for Personnel Jitendra Singh.
The government aims to provide more job opportunities for youth through initiatives like Rozgar Melas and timely filling of vacancies in ministries and departments.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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