Recent changes in EPS rules

Dear Sreekanth, My query is regarding the recent Supreme Court judgement on higher pension under the EPS which was earlier capped at max Rs 7,500/- month. I understand that if a retiring employee wishes to opt for full pension by transferring his entire EPF contribution of 8.33% to EPS, he is elgible for monthly pension which will be ½ of his last basic. Kindly help in providing clarity to this. My case is as follows: (1) I worked in Company A from 1982 to 2011 . I resigned in 2011 and while exiting from there, withdrew my total PF corpus. (2) Subsequently I worked overseas for 2 years. (3) I returned to India in 2013 and joined Company B and started a fresh PF account. (4) Subsequently, 2 years later, I switched to Company C , but continued with the same PF account in my new company also. I will be retiring next month and would like to have clarity whether by surrendering the EPF corpus to EPS, will I be able to get higher pension and if yes, then what is the procedure to floow and which office should I approach. Please also advise, what approx. amount of last basic can I expect. My current (last) basic is Rs 3,00,000/- and in my new PF account (after returning to India) I have been a member since April 2013.  Please also guide if this will be a wiser option rather than removing the corpus and investing fresh in other instruments. Regards-Juvin