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7th pay commission latest news: Employees got gift before Holi, it will be announced by March!

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7th Pay Commission, Government Employees, 7th CPC Latest News: In April last year, the government decided to implement the old DA rate (17%) due to adverse effects of lockdown and corona.

7th Pay Commission, Government Employees, 7th CPC Latest News: Though Holi festival has more than a month, but before this the central employee and his family have been given a big gift from the government.




In fact, the family pension has been improved in the past and its payment limit has been increased from Rs 45,000 to Rs 1,25,000 per month. Family members will be benefited after the death of central employees. The life of the family members of the employees will be made easier and they will get adequate financial security. This is an increase of two and a half times over the previous limit.

Earlier instructions dictated that in such cases the total amount of two family pensions would not exceed Rs 45,000 per month and Rs 27,000 per month, ie 50 per cent and 30 per cent respectively.

What is the rules for taking pension: As per the existing rules, if a child’s parents are in government service and one of them dies in service or he / she retires, then the family pension of the person living in heaven is his or her surviving partner. And if that partner also dies, the surviving child, after proving his / her eligibility, will be paid the family pension of both his / her heavenly parents.




This good news till March last: By the end of March central employees and pensioners may soon get relief on dearness allowance (DA). There are reports in the media that the Central Government may decide on DA during Holi for January-June 2021.

Let us tell you that in April last year, due to adverse effects of lockdown and corona, the government decided to implement the old rate of DA (17 per cent), whereas earlier it was announced to increase this rate to 21 per cent. Now it is possible that the government will once again implement the 21 per cent rate.

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