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    Jharkhand govt to extend insurance cover for employees and pensioners

    Under the new framework, regular government employees who maintain salary accounts with Bank of India will be eligible for enhanced insurance coverage
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauDecember 24, 20252 Mins Read11994 Views
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    The Government of Jharkhand has entered into a new agreement with Bank of India to strengthen financial security for its workforce and pensioners. The memorandum of understanding was signed on Tuesday, 23 December 2025, and aims to provide wide-ranging insurance benefits to regular employees, contractual staff, and retired personnel linked to the state administration.

    The agreement was formalised in the presence of senior state leadership and bank officials. During the event, financial assistance was extended to the family of a deceased state government employee under an existing insurance arrangement, highlighting the immediate impact of such banking-linked social- security measures.

    Under the new framework, regular government employees who maintain salary accounts with Bank of India will be eligible for enhanced insurance coverage. This includes high-value protection in the event of death caused by air accidents or personal accidents. The package also provides financial support in cases of permanent or partial disability, ensuring income protection for employees and their families during difficult circumstances.

    The benefits go beyond accident and life coverage. Employees will also receive insurance protection linked to debit card usage. In addition, a dedicated provision has been introduced to support children’s education, offering financial assistance to help families continue schooling in the event of unforeseen loss or disability of the earning member.

    The scope of the scheme has been widened to include contractual employees whose salaries are paid from government funds, as well as pensioners who hold accounts with Bank of India. Employees of state-run boards, corporations, public- sector undertakings, and government-owned institutions are also covered. The initiative further extends eligibility to former ministers of the state.

    The move is being seen as a significant step toward reinforcing social-security mechanisms for those connected with the state government.

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