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The Nagaland Retirement from Public Employment (2nd Amendment) Act, 2009

The Nagaland Retirement from Public Employment (Second Amendment) Act, 2009 regulates retirement conditions for public servants across the state of Nagaland. Applying to individuals in government service, this legislation amends existing law to establish clear criteria for when public employees must retire. Under its provisions, a public employee must retire upon completing thirty-five years of public service or reaching sixty years of age, whichever occurs earlier. Furthermore, retirement officially takes effect on the afternoon of the last day of the month in which either milestone is reached. This law matters because it standardizes tenure limits and retirement timing for Nagaland's public workforce.

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