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accordance with the provisions of Rule 48 or 48-A ofthe pension rules or Rule 56 of the Fundamental Rules.(b) to a government servant who on being declaredsurplus, opts for voluntary retirement in accordancewith the provision of Rule 29 of these rules.(iii)Pension on absorption in or under a Corporation,Company or Body (Rule 37): Retirement benefits shallbe granted to a government servant who is permanentlyabsorbed in a service or post in or under a corporation,company or body owned or controlled or financed by thegovernment, provided the permanent absorption ispermitted by the government 32[1] .(iv)Invalid pension ( Rule 38): Invalid Pension shall begranted to a government servant after being declared bythe competent medical authority to be permanentlyincapacitated for further service. A government servantwho desires to retire on invalid pension should apply tohis Head of Office who will direct the applicant to theappropriate Medical Authority for examination. Acertificate of incapacity for service obtained by thegovernment servant without the prior knowledge of theHead of Office is invalid (Note below Rule 38).(v) Compensation pension (Rule 39) : CompensationPension shall be granted to a government servant who isdischarged from public service on account of abolition ofhis permanent post and when suitable appointment ofequal rank cannot be found or offer of a lower post isnot accepted by him.(vi) Compulsory retirement pension (Rule 40):Compulsory retirement pension is granted to agovernment servant who is compulsorily retired from thegovernment service as a measure of penalty by thecompetent authority. Such pension or gratuity or bothwill not be less than two third nor more than fullcompensation pension or gratuity or both admissible onthe date of compulsory retirement.32[1]For detailed orders on permanent transfer of government servants to PSUs andAutonomous Bodies etc. © see Appendix 12 of CCS (Pension) Rules 1972.Page 97 of 97