DA Hike 2025: Central Employees to Receive 2 Months’ Arrears & Increased Allowance

The long-awaited hike in Dearness Allowance (DA) for central government employees has finally been approved. After months of anticipation, the government has announced a substantial increase in DA along with two months of arrears to compensate for the waiting period. This revision takes inflation trends and upcoming recommendations of the 8th Pay Commission into account, … Read more

Latest DA Arrears Update: 18 Months’ Pending Payment—Relief for Central Staff?

The central government had frozen three installments of Dearness Allowance (DA) for its employees during the COVID-19 period. This decision was made to manage revenue challenges. As a result, from January 2020 to June 2021, employees did not receive their DA for 18 months. Ongoing Demand for Pending DA The issue of pending DA has … Read more

New EPFO Rules: Now You Can Check Your PF Balance Hassle-Free

As a salaried employee, keeping track of your PF account is essential. Your PF savings grow over time with interest, making it one of the best long-term investments. But how do you ensure that your company is depositing the right amount? Or check if interest is being added correctly? Or even find details of an … Read more

New Pension Rules Take Effect on April 1, 2025: 4 Must-Know Updates for Retirees

The pension system is set to undergo major changes from April 1, 2025. The government has introduced reforms to improve pension benefits and ensure a more secure payment process. Below are the four key changes in the new pension rules: Increase in Minimum Pension The government has approved a rise in the minimum pension under … Read more

Big Update for Central Employees: 8th Pay Commission Proposes Salary Merger

The 8th Pay Commission is likely to bring major changes for central government employees. One big proposal being discussed is the merging of pay scales from Levels 1 to 6. This could lead to a simpler salary structure, fewer pay differences, and better financial support for lower and mid-level employees. Why Merge Pay Scales? The … Read more

How to Apply for Gratuity After Resigning: A Step-by-Step Guide

Resigning from a job is a major decision, and understanding your financial entitlements is crucial. One such benefit is gratuity, a lump sum amount paid by an employer to an employee as a token of appreciation for long-term service. The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972 governs gratuity payments in India. Let’s explore how to claim … Read more

Government Employees’ Salaries Set to Rise with 2%-4% DA Hike in 2025

Central government employees may soon receive good news, as reports indicate that the Dearness Allowance (DA) could rise from 50% to 52%-54% in 2025. This expected increase has been eagerly awaited by employees who are dealing with rising inflation and a higher cost of living. If approved, the DA hike will provide financial relief to … Read more

Big News on 7th Pay Commission: Here’s the Latest Revelation!

The 7th Pay Commission remains a significant topic for government employees, and now, pensioners are also closely following the latest developments. With ongoing discussions about salary revisions, pension benefits, and policy changes, thousands of central and state government employees eagerly await new updates. Any modifications in the pay scale or allowances could have a substantial … Read more

8th Pay Commission Pension Calculator: Calculate Your Revised Pension Easily

The implementation of the 8th Pay Commission is eagerly awaited by central government employees and pensioners. One of the major expectations is a significant increase in pensions, primarily due to the revision of the fitment factor. The new salary structures will not only impact working employees but will also result in substantial pension hikes. Projected … Read more

Big Changes to Retirement Age? Government’s Strategy Unveiled

For a long time, discussions have persisted regarding the potential enhancement of the retirement age for central government employees. Many employees are concerned that even minor policy changes could significantly impact their careers, pensions, and overall financial planning. A recent statement from the Union Minister has provided much-needed clarity on the government’s stance regarding this … Read more