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By Central 8th Pay Commission Admin Economic Windfall: RBI Reports Banking Sector Resilience; Will Government Loosen Purse Strings for 8th CPC? Updated: Dec 31, 2025, 09:15 IST NEW DELHI: In a development that has sent ripples of optimism through the central government corridors, the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) latest Report on Trend and Progress of Banking in India (2024–25) paints a picture of an economy in robust health. For the 1.1 crore employees and pensioners awaiting the 8th Pay Commission, this isn’t just a financial headline—it is the strongest argument yet for a generous pay revision. The report highlights three staggering milestones: a record-breaking net profit of ₹4,01,180 crore (a 14.7% jump), balance sheets expanding to ₹312.20 lakh crore, and Gross NPAs hitting a multi-decadal low. This “strong and resilient” performance directly impacts the Terms of Reference (ToR) of the 8th Pay Commission, specifically under the ‘Fiscal Capacity’ clause. Why Banking Profits Matter for Your Pay Hike When the 8th Pay Commission panel sits to decide the fitment factor, one of their primary mandates in the ToR is to evaluate the “Fiscal Capacity of the Government.” A healthy banking sector translates to higher corporate tax collections and massive dividends...