A pensioner's PPO must agree with Aadhaar and the bank for payments and the annual life certificate. Here's how a name difference is handled.
The Pension Payment Order (PPO) is the record governing a pensioner's payments. It's matched to the pensioner's Aadhaar and bank account, and the annual life certificate (Jeevan Pramaan) authenticates against Aadhaar β so all three should carry the same name.
Where a genuine name change or long-standing difference underlies it, we prepare the Gazette and documentation and guide the alignment across the PPO, Aadhaar and bank. See the pension records problem page and the life certificate problem page. The pension authority decides the update under its own rules.
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