The increase in pay structure and other pay components of Central
Government Employees is revised every 10 years on the recommendations of the Pay
Commission set up by the Government of India. The pay commission gives its
recommendations on all aspects of the pay components of Central Government
Employees. The 7th Central Pay Commission was constituted on
25.09.2013 with the approval of the then Prime Minister Sh Manmohan Singh and
submitted its report in July 2016. The pay commission recommendations (7th
Pay Commission Central Government) were implemented on 05.09.2016 w.e.f
01.01.2016.
The 8th Central Pay Commission is due from 01.01.2026 and is yet to be constituted. It is expected that the same may be constituted by mid of 2023 and the primary work in this respect shall start by the later half of 2022. The latest news updates of the 8th Pay Commission Central Government shall be shared here.
Latest Salary Updates of Central Government Employees under 7th Central Pay Commission
Travel Allowance(TA) is not expected to increase from July 1
With the restoration of DA from July 2021, the dearness allowance is expected to be 28%, hence the central government employees may expect an increase in TA with the DA for the period from July 2021 to December 2021.
Restoration of Dearness Allowance
Period |
Increase in DA |
January 2020 to June
2020 |
3% |
July 2020 to December
2020 |
4% |
January 2021 to June
2021 |
4% |
The increase in DA shall benefit approximately 51 lac employees and over 60 lac pensioners who are waiting for the increase for the past year. However, the announcement in this respect is expected by October 2021, and the payment of the increased salary only be by the end of 2021.
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