Along with increasing the Dearness Allowance (DA Hike), now the Yogi government has given another gift to the employees on Diwali (Diwali 2023). Along with increasing the dearness allowance by 4 percent, CM Yogi has also announced a 30-day bonus. This time before Diwali, there has been a shower of gifts from the state governments.

The maximum limit of bonus for all non-gazetted state employees has been fixed by the state government at Rs 7,000. Along with this, CM Yogi has also wished everyone a happy Diwali.

Yogi government tweeted

CM Yogi Adityanath has written on X that all the state employees, aided educational and technical educational institutions, urban bodies, UGC employees, work charged employees and pensioners, who are contributing to the progress of Uttar Pradesh, will be given 46% of the basic salary. Dearness allowance will be provided.

उत्तर प्रदेश के उत्कर्ष में अपना योगदान कर रहे सभी राज्य कर्मचारियों, सहायता प्राप्त शिक्षण एवं प्राविधिक शिक्षण संस्थाओं, शहरी निकायों, UGC कर्मचारियों, कार्य प्रभारित कर्मचारियों तथा पेंशनरों को मूल वेतन के 46% की दर से महंगाई भत्ता प्रदान किया जाएगा।

इसी प्रकार, सभी राज्य…

— Yogi Adityanath (@myogiadityanath) November 6, 2023

Similarly, it has been decided to provide bonus equal to 30 days’ emoluments (maximum limit ₹ 7,000) to all state employees (non-gazetted)/work charged employees, teachers, non-teaching staff and daily wage workers.

Further, CM Yogi has written that… advance wishes of Diwali to all of you!

Dearness allowance has increased by 4 percent

Yogi government has announced to increase dearness allowance. About 10 lakh employees of the state will benefit from this. Apart from this, 8 lakh pensioners and teachers will get benefit. Till now, DA/DR was being given to the state employees at the rate of 42 percent. After an increase of 4 percent it has increased to 46 percent.

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The Reserve Bank of India has also prepared guidelines for mutilated notes. Mutilated notes can be exchanged from any bank anywhere in the country. For this it is not necessary that you go to the home branch only. If you bank branch refuses to change the note, then action can be taken against that bank. However, it is also important to keep in mind that the worse the condition of the note, the lesser will be its value.

Know what are the important rules related to changing notes?

1. Notes of small value-

Small notes like torn notes of 5,10,20,50 whose at least fifty percent part is safe, you will get these notes in return.

2. High denomination notes-

If the number of torn notes is more than 20, and the value of other notes is more than 5000 rupees, then you will have to pay a fee for this.

3. Security Sign-

It is an essential rule to change the note that the security sign such as serial number, Gandhiji’s watermark, governor’s signature etc. are visible, then the bank cannot refuse to exchange such note.

4. Write to RBI-

If the notes you have are too torn, in many pieces, then you will have to send these notes to the RBI branch by post. Where it is necessary to give information like account number, IFSC code, how much the note is worth etc.

What happens to torn notes?

RBI removes these notes from use, it is also the responsibility of Reserve Bank of India to print new notes instead of these notes. These notes are recycled by grinding them into small pieces, which are later used to make other paper items.

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