Latest Updates
PSGIC Wage Revision 2026: 17% Hike Approved, Arrears & Pension Rules
Govt approves Wage Revision for PSGIC, NABARD & RBI. Check 17% Salary Hike chart, Family Pension update, and Arrears calculation from Aug 2022.
TA on Retirement 2026: CTG Limit, Luggage Rates & Car Transport Rule
Retiring in 2026? Check TA on Retirement Rules. CTG = 80% of Basic Pay. Transport rates hiked by 25% due to DA. Download claim form & calculator.
Pensioners Alert: 60% DR Confirmed, New Gratuity Rule & OROP 3 Update (Jan 7, 2026)
Official Update Jan 7, 2026: Defense and Railway pensioners to get 60% DR. Railway Board issues new Gratuity limits under NPS. Check OROP 3 arrears status.
Confederation Strike Feb 12, 2026: 8th Pay Commission Demands & Dies Non Rules
Confederation announces strike on Feb 12, 2026, demanding 8th CPC ToR modification. Check "Dies Non" salary loss rules and DoPT warning here.
MTS Induction Training 2026: New STP Syllabus & Digital Skills for Post Office Staff
Dept of Posts orders revision of MTS Induction Training (STP) 2026. New syllabus to include Digital Skills, PoS, and Safety modules. Read the circular details here.
8th Pay Commission: House Rent Allowance (HRA) Set for Automatic Hike as DA Hits Critical Threshold
8th Pay Commission HRA Update: Central Govt Employees to Get Bigger Paycheques in 2026 By Our Correspondent | Updated: Dec 30, 2025, 23:45 IST While the headlines are dominated by the Fitment Factor and the 8th Pay Commission’s basic pay revision, a massive “silent” hike is brewing in the House Rent Allowance (HRA). As we head into the new year, Central Government employees are looking at a dual-benefit scenario that will significantly boost their take-home salary. The math is simple but impactful. Under the existing rules of the 7th Pay Commission—which remain the foundation until the 8th CPC is fully notified—HRA rates are linked directly to the Dearness Allowance (DA). With the DA already crossing the crucial 50% mark, the automatic revision mechanism has been triggered. The 3-Tier HRA Jump: X, Y, and Z Cities For the uninitiated, the government categorizes cities based on population and cost of living. Here is how your location will dictate your next salary jump: X Category (Metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore): The HRA, which started at 24% and moved to 27%, is now scheduled to hit 30% of the...
