To fight the rising inflation, the central government increases the dearness allowance from time to time. It is usually revised twice every year in January and July. That is, now the next increase in DA will be applicable from 1 July. The government has recently increased the DA by 4 percent, which has been considered applicable from January 1.

AICPI data increased in March after a decline in February

For central government employees, DA is calculated on the basis of CPI-IW index. The Labor Bureau, a branch of the labor ministry, releases the CPI-IW data every month. The calculation of dearness allowance for central government employees and pensioners is done with a fixed formula based on these indices. This time the AICPI index data for March has been released on 28 April. This data has increased again this time. It fell in February but rose again in March and April. For this reason, it is expected that from July 1, the dearness allowance will increase by 4 percent.

The DA of the employees would have increased so much

Let us tell you that when the dearness allowance received by the employees is 42 percent. It is expected that the DA of the employees may again increase by 4 percent. The report released by the All India Consumer Price Index (AICPI) states that the Modi government may once again increase the dearness allowance by 4 percent in the month of July. The government will announce this increase by September-October but it will be considered applicable from July 1.

Salary can increase so much

If the basic salary of an employee is Rs 18,000, then his salary will increase by Rs 720 per month. That means there will be an annual increase of Rs 8,640 in the salary of the employees. The employees whose basic is Rs 56,900 per month, then there will be an increase of Rs 2,276 in salary. That means, on an annual basis, Rs 27,312 will increase. If we look at the previous trend, for the last 2 times the government is increasing DA by 4 percent and in the month of July, the government can once again increase DA by 4 percent.

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On the other hand, another increase in it is being estimated in July. If the central government increases the dearness allowance of the employees, then there will be a big increase in the salary.

Government is planning to increase DA in July

It is being said in some media reports that big good news is going to come for the central employees in July, because the government can increase the DA. The government had just increased the dearness allowance by 4 percent with effect from January, due to which the dearness allowance and relief is at 42 percent. At the same time, it is being said in the reports that this allowance can be increased by 4 percent or it can be done up to 50 percent.

What will happen after 50% DA

According to the rule of the Seventh Pay Commission, if there is 50 percent dearness allowance, then it will be added to the salary of government employees. This means that the basic salary of the employees will increase. Let us tell you that the Seventh Pay Commission was implemented in 2016 and till then the rule was implemented that if there is 50 percent DA then it will be made zero.

How much will the salary increase if there is 50% DA?

If the DA is made 50 percent by the central government, then a big increase in salary will be seen. Suppose someone’s basic salary is 26 thousand rupees, then 50 percent of it will be 13 thousand rupees. This means that there will be an increase of 13 thousand rupees in the salary and it will be given in addition to the basic salary.

The government increases DA twice a year.

The salary of government employees is increased twice a year by the central government. The hike is done for the first time at the beginning of the year i.e. January 1 and for the second time after six months in July.

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