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17th Pension Adalat for super-senior and family pensioners on 5 October

4 October 20261 min read
GOVERNMENT SCHEMES17th Pension Adalatfor super-senior andfamily pensioners on5 October4 October 2026safalsetu.com

Why in the news

The 17th Pension Adalat is held on 5 October 2026 in New Delhi. It is a theme-based edition devoted only to grievances of super-senior and family pensioners.

Key facts

  • Chair: Dr. Jitendra Singh, Minister of State for Personnel and Pensions.
  • Venue: T.N. Chaturvedi Memorial Hall, Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA), New Delhi.
  • Organiser: Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare (DoPPW).
  • Cases: 897 long-pending grievances from 24 ministries and departments.
  • Portal: grievances are taken from the CPENGRAMS grievance portal.
  • Mode: hybrid, allowing attendance in person or by video conference.
  • Success-story flyers from the 16th Adalat (13 May 2026) and an FAQ booklet for family pensioners are released.

Track record

IndicatorValue
Adalats held before this one16 (since 2017)
Grievances taken up28,797
Resolved on the spot20,676
Success rate71.79%

About Pension Adalat

Pension Adalats, run by DoPPW since 2017, aim to settle long-pending pension cases on the spot. Cases not settled at the Adalat are followed up through inter-ministerial review meetings.

Exam angle

  • Dr. Jitendra Singh is the Minister of State for Personnel and Pensions.
  • Remember the figures: 897 cases, 24 ministries, 71.79% past success rate.
  • The 17th edition focuses only on super-senior and family pensioners.

Test yourself

1. How many grievances is the 17th Pension Adalat on 5 October 2026 taking up?

The 17th Pension Adalat takes up 897 long-pending grievances from 24 ministries/departments.

2. The 17th Pension Adalat focuses exclusively on grievances of which group?

It is a theme-based edition covering only super-senior and family pensioners.

3. What was the success rate of the 16 Pension Adalats held since 2017?

They resolved 20,676 of 28,797 grievances, a success rate of 71.79%.

Sources: PIB