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    Suvendu Sarkar rolls out Diwali bonanza for Bengal babus, hikes IAS allowances by 50%

    The Suvendu Adhikari-led West Bengal government has announced a range of benefits for its IAS officers, including a 50% hike in monthly sumptuary allowances for senior officials, education loans of up to Rs 50 lakh for children's studies in India and abroad, and expanded foreign travel benefits under LTC. The package also includes housing, electricity and post-retirement benefits, along with allowances for official work-related expenses.

    8th Pay Commission: ₹69,000 minimum pay, ₹15,768 more HRA? Check 5 key NC-JCM demands
    Buying gold this Dhanteras: Gold price down by 18% from record high, can it recover to January peak next year?

    Dhanteras Gold Price return: Gold rates have seen a sharp decline after scaling to a record high earlier this year, resulting in varied investment outcomes. With Dhanteras on the horizon, many buyers are hopeful for profits despite the market's fluctuations. Experts recommend a cautious approach, favouring staggered purchases over lump sum investments. Looking ahead, price predictions suggest that global economic factors will play a significant role in shaping future gold values, making it crucial for investors to stay informed.

    8th Pay Commission: Rs 69,000 minimum pay, 40% HRA, 67% pension; 5 key NC-JCM demands and their impact on payouts

    The National Council of the Joint Consultative Machinery has submitted essential recommendations to the 8th Pay Commission that could impact central government employees. Key proposals include a significant increase in minimum pay, pension, and annual increments. The council also suggests revising house rent allowance rates and allowing leave encashment for up to 600 days. If implemented, these changes could benefit over one crore employees and pensioners financially.

    Uttarakhand announces 3% DA hike for employees ahead of Diwali

    Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushakar Singh Dhami has approved a 3% increase in Dearness Allowance for state employees. This decision raises the DA rate from 60% to 63%. The increase follows a similar decision by the union government, effective since July 1. The benefits of this increase will extend to various personnel in local bodies and educational institutions.

    8th Pay Commission news: 6 key demands by Railway employees' body on pay, allowances
    The Economic Times
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