Expected DA from Jan 2011
The central government employees received 10% DA in addition to 35% earlier,which now stands at 45%.They got the payment as two months arrears for July and August.The DA for September was calculated in their regular monthly payments.Through this hike employees got an increase of Rs700 to Rs900 in their monthly salaries. There was no such increase before this.Let us see some of the reasons.
The main reason behind announcing DA is due to the increase of prices in essential commodities.’Labour Bureau’-which is under the central government takes the statistics of the prices of essential commodities in selected cities and this process is known as AICPIN -i.e.- All India Consumer Price Index. DA is calculated only as per the AICPIN.
Regarding the next instalment of DA which is to be announced from Jan 2011,numerous speculations are pouring in.The DA percentage will be calculated as per the AICPIN from September 2010 to December 2010.Suppose the AICPIN stands at 179 points or more,there are chances of getting 50% DA from Jan 2011.
Any way let us assume that the DA will surely cross the 50% which will enable increases in some allowances.
Children Education Allowance,Child Care Allowance,Washing Allowance,Cycle Allowance,Cash Handling Allowance,Conveyance Allowance,Split Duty Allowance will also be increased.
Prakash Jain says
When DA crosses 100 percent serving employees will get a raise in allowances but how will the pensioners compensated who are already under alot of stress. Moreover last pay commission recommendation implementation was also discriminatory as the weightage formula for both was different . I feel if not more the pensioners should be given equal treatment. Their ill health should be a guiding factor. It is a common exprience that CGHS does not give all the medicines required and one has to spend substantial amount on medicines. Hope Govt takes a humane view of the difficulties of the pensioners as a big chunk is finding real hard to survive.
vanzari animale porci says
The total water demand for agriculture, domestic and industrial sectors of India in 1995 was estimated to be about 650 KM3, of this about 90% is withdrawn for agriculture sector. 3) Sustainable agriculture due to profitable large-scale agricultural production: This is by far the ultimate goal of industrial agriculture, which is to make it a profitable endeavor in order to sustain long-term food production. Agricultural courses are available at two levels, students can either take admission in agricultural engineering schools and can pursue bachelor degree courses, or they can pursue post graduate degree courses in agriculture.
balakumardevi says
what happened to the d.a. orders from 1-7-2011, the rift between the ministers has denied the orders. Mr. Pranab please wakeup top issued the orders as we are eagerly waiting as the festival is approaching fast.