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    The Cabinet approved extending the Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme to over 43,000 more retired military personnel, including World War II veterans, Emergency Commissioned Officers, Short Service Commissioned Officers and premature retirees. This will allow them to receive cashless medical treatment through 425 ECHS polyclinics, 2,500 private hospitals, and government hospitals across India. War widows will be exempt from the usual one-time contribution required to join the health scheme.

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    The Cabinet approved extending the Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme to over 43,000 more retired military personnel, including World War II veterans, Emergency Commissioned Officers, Short Service Commissioned Officers and premature retirees. This will allow them to receive cashless medical treatment through 425 ECHS polyclinics, 2,500 private hospitals, and government hospitals across India. War widows will be exempt from the usual one-time contribution required to join the health scheme.

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    The Cabinet approved extending the Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme to over 43,000 more retired military personnel, including World War II veterans, Emergency Commissioned Officers, Short Service Commissioned Officers and premature retirees. This will allow them to receive cashless medical treatment through 425 ECHS polyclinics, 2,500 private hospitals, and government hospitals across India. War widows will be exempt from the usual one-time contribution required to join the health scheme.

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    The Cabinet’s approval to grant the Ex-servicemen Contributory Health Scheme to World War II veterans,
    Emergency Commissioned Officers, Short Service Commissioned Officers and premature retirees will make
    over 43,000 individuals eligible for cashless medical treatment. They will get the benefit through 425 ECHS
    polyclinics, 2,500 empanelled private hospitals and all government hospitals across India. War widows will
    be exempt from the one-time mandatory contribution to join ECHS

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