Haryana Government: The Haryana government has announced a four percent increase in the dearness allowance (DA) of state government employees drawing salary under the Seventh Pay Commission. According to the order issued on Thursday by the Finance Department of the Government of Haryana, the DA has been increased from the existing 38 percent to 42 percent on the basic pay.
DA Hike: Every government employee waits for the increase in DA. At the same time, DA has been increased by the government. Due to increase in DA, the salary of government employees also increases and they get increased money. Actually, now the DA has been increased by the Haryana government. Dearness Allowance (DA) has been increased by the Haryana government for the state government employees drawing salary under the Seventh Pay Commission.
DA increased
The Haryana government has announced a four percent increase in the dearness allowance (DA) of state government employees drawing salary under the Seventh Pay Commission. The Finance Department of Haryana Government has also issued an order regarding this. According to the order issued by the department, DA has been increased from the existing 38 percent to 42 percent on the basic pay. This will be effective from January 1, 2023.
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Along with this, now the salary of government employees will also increase and increased salary will come. According to the order, the increased DA will be given with the salary of April and the arrears from January to March, 2023 will be given in May. Along with this, DR has also been increased by the state government. Government employees will also get the benefit of this.
DR also increased
In another order, the Finance Department said that the State Government has also increased the Dearness Relief (DR) by four per cent, which is given to pensioners/family pensioners under the Seventh Pay Commission. It has been said in the order that DR has also been increased from 38 percent to 42 percent of the existing basic pension/family pension. This will also be applicable from January 1, 2023.
