7th Pay Commission: Good news for central employees, DA will increase from 17 to 28 percent, salary will increase!

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According to the All India Consumer Price Index (AICPI) data release, between January and June 2021, at least DA can be increased by 4 per cent.

New Delhi: Good news for Central Government employees. Soon the DA (Dearness Allowance) of all employees may increase. This decision of the government will benefit more than 50 lakh central government employees and more than 65 lakh pensioners. According to the All India Consumer Price Index (AICPI) data release, at least 4 percent DA may be increased between January and June 2021. According to the




money control news, DA reinstated. The DA of central employees may increase from 17 per cent to 28 per cent after it occurs. This includes a 3 per cent increase in DA from January to June 2020, a 4 per cent increase from July to December 2020, and a 4 per cent increase from January to June 2021.

Retired central employees will get the benefit,

tell that the DA was banned by the government due to the corona virus epidemic. Increasing DA will also increase DR in the same proportion. Dearness Relief (DR) of retired central government employees will also be restored due to increase in dearness allowance.

There will be an increase in salary, due

to the increase in the DA of the government under the 7th Pay Commission, there will be a significant increase in the salary of the employees. Talking about the present time, DA is 17 percent of basic salary at this time. When the increase in it will be 17 to 28 percent (17 + 3 + 4 + 4), then the salary will increase significantly.




After the reinstatement of DA, the provident fund (PF) of central employees will also increase. It is worth noting that the calculation of PF contribution of central employees is done with the basic salary plus DA formula.

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