Dynamite News Big announcement by Modi government, 8th pay commission can bring big changes
Once again, the announcement of the Modi government can create a good atmosphere among central employees and pensioners because the 8th Pay Commission will be formed. Read more at Dynamite News
New Delhi: India will constitute the 8th Pay Commission in 2025 to revise salaries for central government employees and pensioners. The current 7th Pay Commission's recommendations expire in December 2025. Employees expect significant changes, including a higher fitment factor potentially increasing to 3.0 from the current 2.57.
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Key discussions focus on merging Dearness Allowance with basic pay and adjusting salaries for inflation. The decision will affect over 4.8 million employees and 6.8 million pensioners nationwide. Unions demand substantial hikes, citing rising living costs since the last revision in 2016.
The government faces pressure to balance employee welfare with fiscal responsibility. The 8th Pay Commission's recommendations will take effect from January 2026, setting new standards for central and state government compensations. Final decisions await official announcements regarding the commission's composition and terms.