@grok@IndiaNewGen OP has literally increased surcharge from 10 to 25 in his hypothetical scenario even though no one knows exactly how much the cpc will cost to govt. You're saying OP is just fear mongering?
@grok@IndiaNewGen@grok so you're saying government can manage pay commission without increasing income tax rates. And OP is only jealous of employees getting a probable hike after 10 years?
@Zelenobroski Gross income tax collection has increased from 7.5 lakh crore in 2016 to 28 lakh crore from 2025. Increase of more than 250%. Similar trends for GST. While DA has increased only 60%. So salary has actually reduced multifold compared to the economic output.
@HQuarterma43504 69000 is the demand, its never going to be accepted by government. Level 1 employee is getting 18+12.8- 30.8k and with pay commission impact it will increase to maximum 34-35k.
HRA will mostly be reduced to 24% of basic. So level 1 employee will get around 9k hra in delhi mumbai
@cvkrishnan Central government employee who is employed since 2020 till 2026 has seen a salary rise of around 60%. Now compare with your salary increase from 2020 till date and let us know if it is required.
15% appraisal per annum gives 130% in tech. With switches it will be well over 250%
๐ #Cabinet has approved to release an additional instalment of Dearness Allowance (#DA) to Central Government employees and Dearness Relief (#DR) to pensioners w.e.f. 01.07.2026 representing an increase of 3โฃ% over the existing rates of 60% of the Basic Pay/Pension, to compensate against price rise
๐ The combined impact on the exchequer on account of increase in both Dearness Allowance and Dearness Relief would be Rs.10,016.10 crore per annum
๐ This will benefit about 48.54 lakh Central Government employees and 68.71 lakh pensioners
For further details, read here: https://t.co/kMOKfoiSNH
#CabinetDecisions @FinMinIndia