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8th Pay Commission: How a 24-month delay could mean nearly ₹18 lakh in arrears

1 source · first seen 13:16 25 Sept · updated 13:16 25 Sept

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  • A 24-month delay could mean nearly ₹18 lakh in arrears, the report says
  • Higher arrears would benefit central government employees, but raise public spending exposure

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