7th Pay Commission: Good news for central employees! So much money will come together in the account on May 1, know details

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7th Pay Commission: Minimum salary of employees will be increased from 6 thousand to Rs 18000, know complete details
7th Pay Commission: Minimum salary of employees will be increased from 6 thousand to Rs 18000, know complete details
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7th Pay Commission: Good days are coming for the central employees. On March 30, the central government announced to increase the dearness allowance of its employees and pensioners. In such a situation, the central employees are now eagerly waiting for the salary of the month of May i.e. April to come in the account.


This increase in DA and DR has come into effect from January 1, 2022. Now after the release of salary for March, the arrears of DA arrears can be released in the account of the employees. That is, in the month of April, a huge amount is going to come in the account of central employees. This announcement of the Central Government will benefit more than one crore government employees and pensioners i.e. 50 lakh employees and 65 lakh pensioners.

As soon as the Central Government increased the Dearness Allowance by 3 percent, the DA of central employees has doubled in 9 months. Central employees and pensioners will now get DA at the rate of 34 percent, which is about 9 months. Earlier it was only 17 per cent. That is, the DA of central employees has doubled from 17 per cent to 34 per cent in 9 months. This will benefit 50 lakh employees and 65 lakh pensioners. However, this initiative will cost the government Rs 9544.50 crore annually. Will grow.

Last year in July 2021, the DA of the employees was 17 percent. After this, the government had increased the DA by 11 percent in the month of July. Due to this his DA had increased from 17 per cent to 28 per cent. After this, DA was increased by 3 percent in November 2021. After this the DA increased to 31 per cent. Last month, on March 30, the government once again announced a 3 percent increase in the DA of employees, which has now increased to 34 percent.

Let us tell you that the basic salary of central employees is between Rs 18,000 to Rs 56,900. If we look at the calculation of minimum basic salary when dearness allowance is 34 percent, then the minimum basic salary of a central employee is Rs 18,000. After the DA is 34 per cent, it will increase by Rs 5580 to Rs 6120 per month. That is, the salary will increase by Rs 540 per month. In such a situation, Rs 2160 (540X4 = 2160) will increase in the account of employees with basic salary of Rs 18,000 in the month of May. On the other hand, if we look at the salary on an annual basis, then there will be an increase of Rs 6,480 in it.

At the same time, there will be a monthly increase of Rs 1707 in the salary of the maximum basic salary of 56,900. In such a situation, Rs 6828 (1707X4 = 6828) will increase in the account of employees with basic salary of Rs 56,900 in the month of May. Accordingly, the salary of these employees will increase by Rs 20,484 on an annual basis.

If the central employees want, they can calculate the salary according to their salary.

Calculation on minimum basic salary

  • Basic salary – Rs 18,000
  • New Dearness Allowance (34%) – Rs.6120/month
  • New Dearness Allowance (34%) – Rs 73,440/annum
  • Dearness Allowance so far (31%) – Rs 5580/month
  • How much dearness allowance increased – 6120- 5580 = Rs 540 / month
  • How much will you get in May – 540X4 = Rs 2,160
  • Increase in annual salary – 540X12 = Rs 6,480

Calculation on maximum basic salary

  • Basic salary- Rs 56,900
  • New Dearness Allowance (34%) – Rs 19,346/month
  • New Dearness Allowance (34%) – Rs 232,152/annum
  • Dearness Allowance so far (31%) – Rs 17639/month
  • How much dearness allowance increased – 19346-17639 = Rs 1,707 / month
  • How much will you get in May- 1,707 X4 = Rs 6,828
  • Increase in annual salary – 1,707 X12 = Rs 20,484

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