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After DA hike in March, another good news for central government employees: 7th Pay Commission

Dearness Allowance is expanded two times every year under the seventh Pay Commission of central workers.

After the expansion in Dearness Allowance (DA) in March 2022, Central government representatives are probably going to get uplifting news in July 2022 likewise as DA is supposed to be expanded in the month, as indicated by a Zee News Hindi report.

The DA hikes rely upon a few elements including AICPI Index (All India Consumer Price Index) which saw a decline in January and February. In any case, it saw a major leap in March.


AICPI hikes by 1 in March

Allow us to let you know that in January 2022, the figure for the AICPI Index was 125.1. In February, it declined further and boiled down to 125. Hence, it was normal to decrease in March also, yet there was a leap of 1 point and it expanded to 126.

4% hike in DA in July

After March numbers, there was plausible of expanding DA by three percent in July 2022. Nonetheless, a ultimate choice will be taken solely after the numbers for April, May and June are out.

If this pattern go on before long likewise, the figure of an expansion in dearness stipend (DA Hike) can go up to 4 percent.

Dearness Allowance

DA is expanded two times per year under the seventh Pay Commission of focal representatives. Initially, DA expansions in January and afterward in July.

For January 2022, the dearness allowance was hiked by three percent in March. It will be given with an arrear of 90 days. It will be founded on the All India Consumer Price Index (AICPI) from January to June.

The All India Consumer Price Index (AICPI) has been taken by the Ministry of Labor and Employment based on retail costs gathered from 317 business sectors situated in 88 economically significant focuses of the country. The list has been arranged for 88 focuses and for the whole country.

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