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  • June 11, 2012 at 4:15 pm #67567
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    West Bengal employees are not likely to get any new Dearness Allowance in near future. They are already lagging behind 20% in respect of the Central and neighboring state Govt. employees. W.B. Finance Minister yesterday expressed his inability to grant further installment of D.A. He was talking to the representative of the staff unions. Due to the current gloomy condition of state economy, the remaining part of pay commission arrears also can not be disbursed now, said the union representatives, quoting the F.M.
    The centre is likely to announce fresh installment of D.A. @7% with effect from 1st July current year , the differences is going to soar up 27%.
    In the time of high price rise and inflation, the employees find it very difficult to manage their livelihood without the Dearness Allowance and the Congress led association threatens agitation. The CPI(M) influenced Co ordination Committee, the largest association of the state Govt. employees was not invited in this meeting.
    Source: http://paycommissionupdate.blogspot.in/2012/06/no-da-for-bengal-employees-at-present.html

    June 11, 2012 at 4:42 pm #72834
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    Achha, eta ki thik j state govt employee der DA r taka central govt. dey? Amader j sob state govt. employee ra achhen tander DA’r taka naki already chole esechhe? Jehetu state govt. enhanced DA school teacher, municipality, panchayet, retired person der o eki bhabe den tai baki takar sonogsthan na howatei ei aprapty? Please ektu janan.

    July 13, 2012 at 12:34 pm #73213
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    We will get D.A.

    July 13, 2012 at 3:34 pm #73219
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    Really Mr.Bruce? A dream comes true? How you will get the D.A when the D.A money is distributed to the people of Singur in form of pension? How can you expect D.A when the money is given to hundreds of so called shilpis who are already beneficiaries during the last Government? How can you get D.A when a minister of the Government spends several lakhs of rupees for decoration of his office chamber? D.A is now like a lottery……be happy if you get it and cry and curse if you do not get it. The chances of former is less and latter one more. Government employees be thank ful to God that you are getting the salary. A time may come that you may not get your salary like the employees of Bihar Government who get salary after 3/4 months and that too in installments.

    September 5, 2012 at 3:45 pm #73980
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    Achha, eta ki thik j state govt employee der DA r taka central govt. dey? ……

    Yes, it comes in the purview of state central relationship.

    September 5, 2012 at 6:04 pm #73984
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    Yes, it comes in the purview of state central relationship.

    Please elaborate it a little bit, will you?

    September 6, 2012 at 4:52 pm #73987
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    Now the administrative cost is being alloted by the Govt. as and when state govt declares DA.

    Does it mean the Central Govt. bears the ‘administrative cost’ (or the extra burden for additional hike in DA) for state Govt. employees and all the local authority staff as well as the school employees of all the states? The State only has to formally announce the DA hike! Then what is stopping the state from declaring the same?

    September 6, 2012 at 5:43 pm #73991
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    No, the CG only bears the additional financial burden for the STATE GOVT EMPLOYEES! Not for Aided Schools,Local bodies…

    September 6, 2012 at 5:57 pm #73994
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    @kayshikr
    I agree with Biku.
    The States are greatly dependent on the Centre for subsidies & contributions to remove the imbalance between financial insufficiency (revenue sources) and responsibilities. Financial assistance from the Central Govt. is needed to meet up the requirement when there is deficiency in revenue earning. Salary, wages, payment of Contributory Provident Fund contributions, terminal benefits including gratuity and leave salary, office expenses etc. come under the sub-head Establishment Expenses in the main head Non-plan non-development revenue expenditure. In addition to the Plan Expenditures, release of central fund is also required to compensate the deficiencies in Non-plan expenditures. Financial assistance is given to the state by the Central Govt. for payment of DA (part of salary) to the state govt. employees. See the following attachment:
    Central Govt. does not bear entire administrative costs incurred for state employees. A small part of the expenses comes from the Centre according to the guidelines of the Planning Commission and, rest to be borne by the states. It is hoped that the gap in DA between central and WB govt. employees may be bridged after 2/3 yrs as per the agreement with the Centre on FRBM Act. As far as I know most of the states have complied with the terms & conditions of the Act. WB was slow to react.

    September 6, 2012 at 8:07 pm #74000
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    Dear members,
    Is it mandatory for the govt. of WB to adopt the same formula for computation of DA as considered by the Centre for its employees??

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