Pension to disabled daughter

Yes! As per below given circular issued by   Government of India   a divorced  disabled daughter is  entitled  to share  her retired father's FAMIESILY PENSION  ALONG WITH OTHER  fAMILY MEMBERS AS HIS DEPENDENT TILL SHE  remarries.

Yes! As per a circular  NOol/33/2012-P&PW (E) Government of India Ministry of Personnel, PoGo& Pensions Department of Pension & Pensioners' Welfare 3 rd Floor, Lok Nayak Bhavan, Khan Market, New Delhi Dated: 16th January, 2013 Sub: (i) (ii) Eligibility of disabled children for family pension after marriage and Eligibility for two family pensions- clarification regarding. The undersigned is directed to state that the Government has decided to allow continuance of family pension to mentally/physically disabled children who drew, are drawing or may draw family pension even after their marriage. Further, the Government has also decided to allow two family pensions where the pensioner drew, is drawing or may draw two pensions for military and/or civil employments. 2. In order to implement these decisions, Explanations 1 and 3 after sub-rule 6 of Rule 54 of the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972 have been suitably amended and subrules 13-A and 13-B have been omitted. A copy of Gazette notification, G.S.R. No. 938 (E), dated 2ih December, 2012, giving effect to these amendments is enclosed. 3. For the sake of clarity, the old and new explanations 1 and 3 are reproduced as under highlighting the changes made therein: Old: EXPLANATION 1 - An unmarried son or an unmarried or widowed or divorced daughter shall become ineligible for family pension under this sub-rule from the date he or she gets married or remarried. EXPLANATION 3 - It shall be the duty of son or d.aughter or siblings or the guardian to furnish a certificate to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that (i) he or she has not started earning his or her livelihood and (ii) he or she has not yet married or remarried. A similar certificate shall be furnished by a childless widow after her re-marriage or parents to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that she or he or they have not started earning her or his or their livelihood. New: EXPLANA nON 1 - An unmarried son or an unmarried or widowed or divorced daughter, except a disabled son or daughter, shall become ineligible for family pension under this sub-rule from the date he or she gets married or remarried. EXPLANATION 3 - It shall be the duty of son or daughter or siblings or the guardian to furnish a certificate to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that (i) he or she has not started earning his or her livelihood and (ii) he or she has not yet married or remarried. A similar certificate shall be furnished by a childless widow after her re-marriage or by the disabled son or daughter or parents to the Treasuror by the disabled son or daughter or parents to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that she or he or they have not started earntitledto   /family pension or ahare family pension of herretiredFather  as hs depemndent till she remarries.ning her or his or their livelihood. s   As per below given circular issued by 

NOol/33/2012-P&PW (E) Government of India Ministry of Personnel, PoGo& Pensions Department of Pension & Pensioners' Welfare 3 rd Floor, Lok Nayak Bhavan, Khan Market, New Delhi Dated: 16th January, 2013 Sub: (i) (ii) Eligibility of disabled children for family pension after marriage and Eligibility for two family pensions- clarification regarding. The undersigned is directed to state that the Government has decided to allow continuance of family pension to mentally/physically disabled children who drew, are drawing or may draw family pension even after their marriage. Further, the Government has also decided to allow two family pensions where the pensioner drew, is drawing or may draw two pensions for military and/or civil employments. 2. In order to implement these decisions, Explanations 1 and 3 after sub-rule 6 of Rule 54 of the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972 have been suitably amended and subrules 13-A and 13-B have been omitted. A copy of Gazette notification, G.S.R. No. 938 (E), dated 2ih December, 2012, giving effect to these amendments is enclosed. 3. For the sake of clarity, the old and new explanations 1 and 3 are reproduced as under highlighting the changes made therein: Old: EXPLANATION 1 - An unmarried son or an unmarried or widowed or divorced daughter shall become ineligible for family pension under this sub-rule from the date he or she gets married or remarried. EXPLANATION 3 - It shall be the duty of son or d.aughter or siblings or the guardian to furnish a certificate to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that (i) he or she has not started earning his or her livelihood and (ii) he or she has not yet married or remarried. A similar certificate shall be furnished by a childless widow after her re-marriage or parents to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that she or he or they have not started earning her or his or their livelihood. New: EXPLANA nON 1 - An unmarried son or an unmarried or widowed or divorced daughter, except a disabled son or daughter, shall become ineligible for family pension under this sub-rule from the date he or she gets married or remarried. EXPLANATION 3 - It shall be the duty of son or daughter or siblings or the guardian to furnish a certificate to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that (i) he or she has not started earning his or her livelihood and (ii) he or she has not yet married or remarried. A similar certificate shall be furnished by a childless widow after her re-marriage or by the disabled son or daughter or parents to the Treasuror by the disabled son or daughter or parents to the Treasury or Bank, as the case may be, once in a year that she or he or they have not started earning her or his or their livelihood.. If you appreciate this answer please click the thankyou button on this forum.