Introduction NRIs from Kerala often face the question: Where should I invest my savings for maximum security and returns? Kochi real estate, with villas, apartments, and plots, looks promising....
Introduction Non-Resident Keralites (NRIs) have contributed significantly to Kerala’s economy. To provide them financial support during retirement, the Kerala Pravasi Welfare Board offers a pension scheme. While the scheme...
Kerala has always valued its diaspora, the Non-Resident Keralites (NRKs), who contribute significantly to the state’s economy through remittances. To support NRIs, the Kerala Pravasi Welfare Board offers a...
Thousands of Malayalees spend their youth working abroad, helping their families, building Kerala’s economy through remittance, and sacrificing time, health, and personal life. But when they return home after...
Planning for retirement has become more important than ever for private sector employees in India. Unlike government employees who receive pensions for life, most private employees retire with no...
As of 2025, the retirement age for medical college teachers in Kerala varies based on their employment category and the specific institution. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for faculty...
Kerala is home to a growing community of retired professionals seeking new opportunities to stay active, earn income, and secure financial independence. One of the most lucrative and flexible...
As of 2025, the standard retirement age for Kerala government employees remains at 56 years, making it the lowest among Indian states. This policy has been in place since...
The Kerala Police force, like other government services, has defined retirement ages that vary depending on rank, type of service, and special provisions. Understanding these rules is important for...
In Kerala, government service employees enjoy structured retirement policies that provide financial security and benefits after decades of service. Understanding the retirement age and associated provisions is important for...