
8th Pay Commission
8th Pay Commission: Good news may finally be on the way for Central Government employees and pensioners! The government has recently dropped strong hints that the 8th Pay Commission could be formed soon. If it happens, it will benefit nearly 50 lakh employees and about 65 lakh pensioners across the country.
When can we expect it? The reports indicates, the 8th Pay Commission might roll out as early as 2026, although there’s a small chance it could be pushed to 2027.
Nothing is officially confirmed yet, but this update is already bringing hope to many families, especially at a time when rising prices are putting pressure on household budgets.
If you’re a government employee or retiree, this could mean better pay, improved allowances, and more financial security in the near future. Stay tuned, an official announcement might just be around the corner!
Recently, representatives of the Government Employees National Confederation (GENC) met with Union Minister Jitendra Singh, where they presented their demands. The good news? The minister affirmed that negotiations are underway with the state governments. This implies that we might soon have an official declaration regarding the 8th Pay Commission.
Watch out, government workers and pensioners, you may soon be hearing some good news!
In addition to the pay hike, government employees are also awaiting a revision in Dearness Allowance (DA).
Currently, Central Government employees and pensioners receive DA at 55% of the basic pay.
(With Inputs)
Also Read: 8th Pay Commission Alert: DA Hike Could Be Your Festive Gift!
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