Devi Yogha
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Devi Yogha
@DeviYogha
busy mother of 2 lovely ladies, working professional


This is nothing short of a betrayal of the people of Tamil Nadu. Fast breeder reactor technology has failed repeatedly across the world—after the Monju disaster in Japan, it was shut down, and projects like Superphénix in France were abandoned. Yet, instead of learning from global failures, this Union government is pushing a dangerous experiment on the people of Tamil Nadu. The hypocrisy is glaring—what is deemed unacceptable in Prime Minister’s home state, is being forced upon us here without accountability. We demand that @CMOTamilnadu immediately revoke the Consent to Operate for this Fast Breeder Reactor. @PMOIndia must answer: why is Tamil Nadu being made to bear the risks of a technology the world has already questioned? The safety of our people cannot be compromised, just because we don’t vote for you, our lives can’t be taken for granted. @EPSTamilNadu ask your alliance partners, why his state didn’t allow a nuclear reactor in Mithivirdhi and allowing a very dangerous FBR in Tamil Nadu Nadu. #NDAisAntiTamil





கூட்டத்தை அவரே ஒழுங்கு படுத்தி வேட்பாளரை நீங்க முன்னாடி போங்கன்னு சொல்லி வாக்கு கேட்குறாரு Moreover He is C.M Of Tamilnadu 🖤❤ #VoteForDMK

The latest EPFO reply, read alongside the two earlier answers, completely dismantles the Government’s carefully constructed narrative used to justify meagre pensions under EPS. “EPFO’s own employees draw an average pension of Rs. 37,045 per month”. But the workers who sustained the system tell a different story: * 35.9% (29,25,898 out of 81,48,490) survive on Rs. 1,000 or less per month - more than one in every three pensioners * Over 60% (49.15 lakh) receive below Rs. 1,500 * 96.58% receive below Rs. 4,000 Meanwhile, the financial position of the scheme itself reveals no such scarcity: • EPS corpus stands at Rs. 9.93 lakh crore as on 31.03.2025 • Interest income alone was Rs. 58,668.73 crore in 2023-24 * Other income added Rs. 863.62 crore - taking total extra income from the corpus fund to “59,532.35 crore” Against this, the total pension paid to retired workers in 2023-24 was only “Rs. 14,990.45 crore” - barely about one-fourth of the annual income generated from the corpus, without even touching the corpus itself. At the same time, EPFO’s own establishment and administrative expenditure in 2023-24 stood at Rs. 5,942.51 crore - nearly 40% of the total pension paid to elderly workers. “In effect, for every Rs. 2.5 paid as pension, Rs. 1 is spent on administration.” The contrast is indefensible: Those who administer the scheme receive dignified pensions averaging Rs. 37,045 per month, while the workers who contributed to it struggle to survive, with the overwhelming majority receiving less than Rs. 1,500 per month. Social security cannot become a system where administrators receive Rs. 37,000 and workers are asked to live on Rs. 1,000- Rs. 1,500. #rajyasabha #epfo #pension






Greek yogurt, paneer, tofu, eggs, chicken, dal, rajma, soya, whey. You have options. Protein deficiency in India is a habit problem, not a food availability problem.










