<h1>Government Pension Scheme Hits 80 Million Enrollments, Adds 3.9 Million This Year, Covers Low-Income Workers</h1> A government-administered pension scheme has surpassed 80 million total enrolments, adding 3.9 million new subscribers in the current financial year. The voluntary, contributory scheme targets low-income and unorganized sector workers aged 18 to 40, excluding current or former income taxpayers. It guarantees a monthly pension ranging from Rs. 1,000 to Rs. 5,000 after age 60, extends the same pension to the spouse upon the subscriber's death, and returns the accumulated corpus to the nominee if both die. The scheme's success is attributed to coordinated efforts by banks, postal departments, and government bodies through outreach, training, and media campaigns over its ten years since inception.