The Central Pay Commission ( part- VII) By Lokanath Mishra, the Chief Adviser, the all India pensioners association of CBIC and the all India CGHS beneficiaries association of CBIC : Should Medical Benefits (CGHS and other schemes) be Core to Pension Policy? Short answer: Absolutely. Medical costs are the single largest and most unpredictable expense […]
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The Central Pay Commission (Part- VI ) By Lokanath Mishra, The Chief Adviser, the all India pensioners association of CBIC and the all India CGHS beneficiaries association of CBIC Should the 8th Pay Commission Mandate Statutory Representation from Pensioners’ Organisations? Yes — the 8th Central Pay Commission must include statutory, structured, and enforceable representation from
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The Central Pay Commission ( part- V ) By Lokanath Mishra, the Chief Adviser, the all India pensioners association of CBIC and the all India CGHS beneficiaries association of CBIC:How NFFU Widened Gaps in Status, Pay Progression, and Pension Benefits Background and Context The introduction of Non-Functional Financial Upgradation (NFFU) through the Department of Personnel
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The Central Pay Commission (Part III) By Lokanath MishraChief Adviser, All India Pensioners Association of CBIC and the All India CGHS Beneficiaries Association of CBIC Pension Reform Is Not a Fiscal Exercise — It Is a Constitutional Obligation Pensions are not a matter of administrative discretion or benevolence — they are a constitutional and moral
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The Central Pay Commission (Part II) By Lokanath MishraChief Adviser, All India Pensioners Association of CBIC and the All India CGHS Beneficiaries Association of CBIC How the Perception — and Reality — of Pay Commissions Favouring the IAS and Elite Services Evolved The perception that successive Central Pay Commissions have favoured the Indian Administrative Service
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Central Pay Commission: Persistent Inequality Across Pay Commissions ( part-1) By Lokanath MishraChief Adviser, All India Pensioners Association of CBIC and the CGHS Beneficiaries Association of CBIC Introduction Since the establishment of the First Central Pay Commission (CPC) in 1946, India’s Pay Commission system has been the cornerstone of public service compensation policy. Over nearly
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8th Pay Commission: A Step Toward Economic Balance and Pensioner Welfare By Lokanath Mishra, The Chief Adviser, The All India Pensioners Association of CBIC In a significant development, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Terms of Reference (ToR) for the 8th Central Pay Commission (CPC). This decision has brought
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8th Pay Commission: A Step Toward Economic Balance and Pensioner WelfareBy Lokanath Mishra, The Chief Adviser, The All India Pensioners Association of CBIC: In a significant development, the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Terms of Reference (ToR) for the 8th Central Pay Commission (CPC). This decision has brought renewed
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