7th CPC Decoded: Know all about salary increment

   

7th Pay Commission decoded: Know all about salary increment; past pay commissions

Seventh Pay Commission is ready with its recommendations and it will soon submit its report to Finance Ministry. The recommendations are to be implemented from January 1, 2016.

The Central Government employees must be curious to know what all are in the store for them in the seventh pay commission’s recommendations.

Seventh pay commission It was formed by previous UPA Government.

 The commission, headed by Justice A K Mathur was formed in February 2014. The other members of the commission are Vivek Rae, a retired IAS officer of 1978 batch, and Rathin Roy, an economist. Meena Agarwal is Secretary of the Commission.

The committee’s recommendations are scheduled to take effect from 1 January, 2016.

 The government constitutes the Pay Commission almost every 10 years to revise the pay scale of its employees and often these are adopted by states after some modifications. Nearly 48 lakh central government employees and 55 lakh pensioners will be befitted by the pay commission.

 Salary increment:

 Reportedly, there could be a substantial increment in the current salary of the employees (around 30-40 per cent).

It has been proposed that the salary of the Government employees should be increased every year on July 1.

 Major recommendations According to Dainik Bhaskar exclusive report, IPS, IAS and IRS rank officers’ pay band will be made equal. Currently IPS, IRS officers get less salary than IAS.

It has been proposed that existing 32 pay-bands should be decreased to 13.

For Pay band-1, the minimum salary will be 21, 200.

 The Cabinet secretary will get minimum 2 lakh salary.

 There could be an education allowance to employees whose offspring are in the school.

In last pay commission (6th), the minimum basic salary was increased to Rs 6660 from Rs 2550.

  Experts are having views that employees of lower rank will be benefited the most from the seventh pay commission.

 Financial burden:

 Seventh pay commission will definitely bring a toll on the exchequer. The reason being Government has to manage OROP’s expenditures too.

 Experts say that Central government’s salary bill will rise by 9.56% to Rs 1,00,619 crore after Seventh pay commission will come into effect.

 According to Mint report, as a result of the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission, pay and allowances of Union government employees became more than doubled between 2007-08 and 2011-1-from Rs.74,647 crore to Rs.166,792 crore.

 Past pay commissions and the minimum basic salary:

 First pay commission came in year 1946 and the basic salary at that time was decided to be of Rs. 35.

 Second pay commission came in year 1959 and basic salary was of Rs. 80.

 In 1973, third pay commission came into effect which decided the basic salary of Rs. 185.

 Fourth pay commission came in year 1986 which recommend basic salary of Rs. 750.

 In year 1996, fifth pay commission came, recommending basic salary of Rs. 2550.

 Sixth pay commission came into effect in year 2006. UPA Government at that time, fixed minimum basic salary of Rs. 6660.

All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament 2015-16 at Indoor Basketball Hall, Chandigarh

All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament 2015-16 at Indoor Basketball Hall, Sports Complex, Sector-42, Chandigarh from 1st to 4th December 2015

Central Civil Services Cultural & Spo

All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament 2015-16 at Indoor Basketball Hall, Sports Complex, Sector-42, Chandigarh from 1st to 4th December 2015

Central Civil Services Cultural & Sports Board
(Registration No. 2621)
Department of Personnel and Training
Ministry of Personnel,
Public Grievances and Pensions
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Lok Nayak Bhawan,
New Delhi – 110003

No.59/2/2015-16/CCSCSB

29th September, 2015

To,
1. Chief Secretary of All States/UTs.
2. Chairman of All Regional Sports Board

Sub :- All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament 2015-16.

The Central Civil Services Cultural & Sports Board in collaboration with Chandigarh Administration is organizing All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament 2015-16 at Indoor Basketball Hall, Sports Complex, Sector-42, Chandigarh from 1st to 4th December 2015.

2. The Team for the All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament will comprise of 12 Players, 1 Coach and 1 Manager. A Copy of the rules for All India Civil Services Tournaments indicating eligibility criteria, rules of games etc has already been circulated to all concerned.

3. The States/UTs and Regional Sports Boards are requested to consider entering their teams for the All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament. The entries may be sent in the prescribed proforma direct to contact officer indicated in paragraph 9 with a copy to the Board’s Office on or before 5.11.2015. Entries received after the last date will not be entertained.

4. List of players along with photocopy of their Identity Card should be authenticated by the authorized officer under his signature & seal. All the participants shall carry their Identity Cards/Identity Slip for verification of eligibility criteria by the Organizing Committee/Representatives of the Board at the venue of the All India Civil Services Tournaments. Addresses, Telephone Numbers, E-mail Addresses may also be indicated in the Entry Form.

5. Lodging will be arranged by all the participants. The Officers/ Participants must book their accommodation on line or other way at their own level preferring near Basketball Stadium in Sector-35 & 43 Chandigarh and should intimate the same to organizers before 15.11.2015 so that suitable arrangements for their transportation may be made.

6. Every participating team must bring two flags representing their States/UTs/RSBs with them. Any team exhibiting logo or name of offices / Team other than given in the entry form will be disqualified.

7. All the participants shall maintain strict discipline on and off the venue of the tournament. Any act of indiscipline/misbehavior/misconduct will attract the provision of CCS (Conduct) Rules as they are “ON DUTY” during All India Civil Services Tournaments.

8. The information about Rules and Regulation, Entry Form, change in dates/venue/cancellation etc. about the AICS Tournament is/will be available on www.persmin.nic.in. All the participant teams are, therefore, requested to check from the website/organizers of the tournament about any possible change before starting their journey.

9. Name and designation of the Nodal/Contact officers is as under :

Shri K.S. Bharti
Joint Director (Sports)
Chandigarh Administration Sports Comples, Sector-42, Chandigarh.
Mobile : 9915677766, 9988956644, Phone : 0172-2676142, 2676026, 2676009
Email : sportsdevbranch@gmail.com, ksbharti0177@gmail.com

(Abhay Jain)
Secretary (CCSCSB)

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(Registration No. 2621)
Department of Personnel and Training
Ministry of Personnel,
Public Grievances and Pensions
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

Lok Nayak Bhawan,
New Delhi – 110003

No.59/2/2015-16/CCSCSB

29th September, 2015

To,
1. Chief Secretary of All States/UTs.
2. Chairman of All Regional Sports Board

Sub :- All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament 2015-16.

The Central Civil Services Cultural & Sports Board in collaboration with Chandigarh Administration is organizing All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament 2015-16 at Indoor Basketball Hall, Sports Complex, Sector-42, Chandigarh from 1st to 4th December 2015.

2. The Team for the All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament will comprise of 12 Players, 1 Coach and 1 Manager. A Copy of the rules for All India Civil Services Tournaments indicating eligibility criteria, rules of games etc has already been circulated to all concerned.

3. The States/UTs and Regional Sports Boards are requested to consider entering their teams for the All India Civil Services Basketball Tournament. The entries may be sent in the prescribed proforma direct to contact officer indicated in paragraph 9 with a copy to the Board’s Office on or before 5.11.2015. Entries received after the last date will not be entertained.

4. List of players along with photocopy of their Identity Card should be authenticated by the authorized officer under his signature & seal. All the participants shall carry their Identity Cards/Identity Slip for verification of eligibility criteria by the Organizing Committee/Representatives of the Board at the venue of the All India Civil Services Tournaments. Addresses, Telephone Numbers, E-mail Addresses may also be indicated in the Entry Form.

5. Lodging will be arranged by all the participants. The Officers/ Participants must book their accommodation on line or other way at their own level preferring near Basketball Stadium in Sector-35 & 43 Chandigarh and should intimate the same to organizers before 15.11.2015 so that suitable arrangements for their transportation may be made.

6. Every participating team must bring two flags representing their States/UTs/RSBs with them. Any team exhibiting logo or name of offices / Team other than given in the entry form will be disqualified.

7. All the participants shall maintain strict discipline on and off the venue of the tournament. Any act of indiscipline/misbehavior/misconduct will attract the provision of CCS (Conduct) Rules as they are “ON DUTY” during All India Civil Services Tournaments.

8. The information about Rules and Regulation, Entry Form, change in dates/venue/cancellation etc. about the AICS Tournament is/will be available on www.persmin.nic.in. All the participant teams are, therefore, requested to check from the website/organizers of the tournament about any possible change before starting their journey.

9. Name and designation of the Nodal/Contact officers is as under :

Shri K.S. Bharti
Joint Director (Sports)
Chandigarh Administration Sports Comples, Sector-42, Chandigarh.
Mobile : 9915677766, 9988956644, Phone : 0172-2676142, 2676026, 2676009
Email : sportsdevbranch@gmail.com, ksbharti0177@gmail.com

(Abhay Jain)
Secretary (CCSCSB)