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News18
4 days ago
- General
- News18
Indian Army strengthens veteran bonds through outreach programmes in Upper Assam
Assam [India], August 13 (ANI): In its ongoing efforts to reach out to veterans and reaffirm its enduring commitment to their welfare, the Indian Army has conducted a series of programmes across Upper Assam, including Lekhapani, Digboi and Rupai. These initiatives stand as heartfelt tributes to the selfless service of ex-servicemen and Veer Naris, while addressing their key needs and programme at Lekhapani brought together veterans and their families, offering a range of services including a medical and dental camp, a grievance redressal cell and a daily essentials stall. On-the-spot medical check-ups, dental consultations, advice and medication were provided. A special interaction was held with Assam Rifles veterans, many of whom did not possess Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS) cards; they were briefed on its benefits and encouraged to obtain them at the Digboi and Rupai, the outreach saw participation from veterans, including Veer Naris, reflecting the spirit and unity within the military fraternity. A dedicated Help Desk (Information Counter) was set up at all venues to guide attendees on welfare schemes, including those specifically for Veer Naris, assist with documentation such as Pension Payment Order (PPO) and System for Pension Administration (Raksha) (SPARSH), provide information on employment opportunities for ex-servicemen, and address grievances in a time-bound programmes also served as platforms for regular interaction between serving personnel and veterans, facilitating constructive feedback and strengthening the support network for ex-servicemen. Veterans were briefed on the latest medical schemes vis-a-vis older ones, enabling them to make informed decisions for their health and enthusiasm, camaraderie and gratitude expressed by the attendees underscored the unbreakable bond between the Indian Army and those who once wore the uniform with pride, reaffirming the motto: Once a Soldier, Always a Soldier. (ANI)


India Today
24-07-2025
- Business
- India Today
EPFO now on DigiLocker: See how it helps you
Good news for over six crore EPFO members, checking your provident fund details has become much simpler. The Employees' Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has now made its services available on DigiLocker. This means you can now view and download key documents like your UAN card, Pension Payment Order (PPO), and Scheme Certificate anytime, anywhere — straight from your government has been making several digital changes for EPFO members in the last few months. This new feature on DigiLocker is another step to make your provident fund details more accessible. If you use an Android phone, you can now check your PF account balance and passbook directly from the DigiLocker app, without any announced this update on X, 'EPFO Services Now on DigiLocker! Access your important EPFO documents anytime, anywhere:UAN Card, Pension Payment Order (PPO), Scheme Certificate. Seamless. Secure. Smart. Empowering citizens through digital convenience!' EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACEEarlier, people could download their PF passbook through the UMANG app. Now, with DigiLocker, you can keep all your important EPFO documents in one app along with other documents like Aadhaar or driving licence. For now, this new option is only for Android users. iPhone users will have to wait a bit longer, but they can still check their passbook using the UMANG app in the ACTIVATION MADE EASIEREPFO has also made it easier to activate your UAN (Universal Account Number). Members can now activate it using Face Authentication on the UMANG app. Having an active UAN is very important. Without it, you cannot check your PF balance, update your bank or Aadhaar details, or withdraw your money is also needed for new schemes like the ELI (Employment Linked Incentive) scheme, which aims to help four crore young people get jobs and skills training, with a budget of Rs 2 lakh crore.- EndsMust Watch


India.com
24-07-2025
- Business
- India.com
PF Update: THESE EPFO Services Are Now Available On DigiLocker
New Delhi: Digital Locker, one of the key initiatives under the Digital India initiative, is aimed at eliminating the usage of physical documents and enable sharing of e-documents across government agencies via a mechanism to verify 'authenticity' of the documents online. These digitally signed documents can be hared with Government organizations or other entities. EPFO has now made available the services like UAN Card; Scheme Certificate; and Pension Payment Orders of the EPS Pensioner's through DigiLocker. EPFO has tweeted: EPFO Services Now on DigiLocker! Access your important EPFO documents anytime, anywhere: 1. UAN Card 2. Pension Payment Order (PPO) 3. Scheme Certificate Seamless. Secure. Smart. Empowering citizens through digital convenience! _ EPFO Services Now on DigiLocker! Access your important EPFO documents anytime, anywhere: 1__ UAN Card 2__ Pension Payment Order (PPO) 3__ Scheme Certificate _ Seamless. Secure. Smart. _ Empowering citizens through digital convenience! _ Visit: — EPFO (@socialepfo) July 17, 2025 Prerequisites To Download DigiLocker Via Mobile App Users can download the DigiLocker mobile app from the Google Play Store or visit website - Citizens with Aadhaar number will be able to access EPFO Issued PPO document through DigiLocker - Ensure that your current mobile number is registered with Aadhaar number. This will be used to complete eKYC OTP You can update your mobile number in Aadhaar by visiting any UIDAI centre Download DigiLocker On Mobile App Step 1: Download DigiLocker mobile app (by NeGD, MeitY) on Android or iOS Step 2: Enter mobile number and enter OTP received to verify Step 3: Enter username and password to create an account Step 4: You will be prompted to link Aadhaar number. Enter your 12 digit Aadhaar number there and click 'Continue'. Enter OTP received and click 'Continue' again Step 5: After successful account creation, the application will show the 'Dashboard' page.