Jobs that pay after retirement

[Manoj]

[Dilip]

Pensions aren't around anymore; the NPS is totally different from the old OPS.

[Hari]

Some Maharatna PSUs run a dual pension scheme where both employee and employer contribute.

[Juhi]

Which idiot posted this?

[Harendra]

Railways offer some of the best perks, especially their network of hospitals.

[Asha]

Pension? Are you stuck in the 2004 era, grandpa? What are you doing on Reddit?

[Benny]

If you're a doctor, lawyer or engineer running your own practice, you can keep working forever.

[Omkar]

Wow... Who actually gives a pension? With NPS you have to fund it yourself, while PF is available to everyone. In most PSUs you get cramped quarters, a six‑day workweek, endless paperwork, low tech leading to more work, frequent transfers, and barely any chances for horizontal growth.

[Rohit]

Dear OP, instead of posting this useless stuff, study and build a proper career.

[Tejas]

A job under the Prime Minister looks good. Where should I apply? Should I take tuition for it?

[Pillai]

Since the BJP rule, every bit of tax money or any dubious scheme ends up in the party's campaign fund. Consequently, they've trimmed the best perk of a government job – the pension after retirement. There have also been delays in pension payouts for those under OPS.