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Sunday, 25 July 2021

7th pay Commission: Learn how the salaries of central employees are calculated after increase in DA, what is Fitment Factor?


7th comission: Learn how the salaries of central employees are calculated after increase in DA, what is Fitment Factor?





7th pay Commission: The central government has recently announced an increase in inflation allowance for its employees and pensioners.  From July 1, central employees will get an additional salary in which they will get 28 per cent inflation allowance instead of 17 per cent.  Currently, the fitment factor for 52 lakh central employees is a matter of debate.  This is the formula on the basis of which the salaries of central employees are determined.



The dearness allowance of central employees could go up from 17 per cent to 28 per cent.  The increase includes a 3% increase in DA from January to June 2020, a 4% increase from July to December 2020 and a 4% increase from January to June 2021.

This means that the total DA calculation (17 + 4 + 3 + 4) will be 28 percent
This is how it is calculated


The fitment factor plays an important role in the calculation of salary.  This fitment factor is kept at 2.57 for the 7th pay punch.  If an example would be easy to understand.  If a person's basic salary is Rs. 10000 as admission, then the monthly basic salary will be Rs. 25700 (10000 × 2.57).  After the monthly basic salary, it includes many types of allowances.  These include allowances such as Dearness Allowance, Travel Allowance, Medical Reimbursement.  After this complete calculation the basic salary and total monthly salary are determined


Millions of central government employees who are eagerly awaiting the hike in inflation allowance (DA) will get a pay hike from July 1.  The government has already said in Parliament that it will get its withheld Inflation Allowance (DA) and Inflation Relief (DR) from July 1, 2021.


Currently, the minimum wage is Rs 18,000 according to the salary metrics of central employees.  It is expected to add 15 per cent inflation allowance to the existing salary metrics.  So Rs 2,700 per month will be added directly to the salary as DA on the existing salary metric.  Thus, the total inflation allowance will increase by Rs 32,400 on an annual basis.  Last year the government withheld costly allowances and inflation relief for employees and pensioners because of the Corona, an increase that is now going to be met.


The decision to reinstate DA from July 2021 will benefit 50 lakh central government employees and more than 65 lakh pensioners.  However, any increase in DA from 1 July will be effective from that day onwards meaning that employees will not receive any outstanding amount on DA reform for the previous period.

The benefit of inflation allowance will be available from July 1

The government has decided to increase the inflation allowance from July 1.  The increase in inflation allowance will also increase the provident fund contribution, gratuity contribution for central employees.  If we talk about provident fund, the monthly basic salary and dearness allowance of an employee is 12 per cent.  If the share of DA in this increases then the contribution of PF will also increase and retirement fund will increase.

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What is a fitment factor?
If this question arises in your mind that what is the connection of salary with fitment factor? It is necessary to know this information that the basic salary of any employee is calculated using this formula.  For any employee, the monthly basic salary is about 50 percent of the total monthly salary.  The basic salary is multiplied by the fitment factor.

7th pay Commission: Learn how the salaries of central employees are calculated after increase in DA, what is Fitment Factor?


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Wednesday, 16 June 2021

Gold price update: What happened to gold and silver this week, find out how much the price is left

Gold price update: What happened to gold and silver this week, find out how much the price is left

Rate of Gold and Silver fell this week. On Friday, the last trading day of the week, gold and silver prices continued to decline in the Delhi bullion market. On Friday, gold fell by Rs 102 to Rs 48,594 per 10 grams. Silver also declined marginally by Rs 16 to close at Rs 62,734 per kg. In the bullion markets, gold prices fell by Rs 270 per 10 grams between December 7 and 11. During the period, silver declined by Rs 832 per kg.

latest rate of gold and silver

Gold price update: What happened to gold and silver this week, find out how much the price is left...

As far as futures prices are concerned, gold for February delivery rose by Rs 213 to close at Rs 49,290 on Friday. It closed at Rs 49,077 on Thursday and opened at Rs 49,150 on Friday. Similarly, gold for April delivery rose by Rs 177 to close at Rs 49,330. Silver for delivery in March also rose by Rs 70 to close at Rs 63,600 per kg.

Bullion prices fall

At the Delhi Bullion Market, gold fell by Rs 102 to Rs 48,594 per 10 grams on Friday. HDFC Securities provided this information. Gold had closed at Rs 48,696 per 10 grams in the previous session. Silver also declined marginally by Rs 16 to Rs 62,734 per kg. The previous closing price was Rs 62,750 per kg. In the international market, both gold and silver were running almost unchanged at 1, 1,836 an ounce and 23 23.92 an ounce, respectively.


How much the price has fallen since August

On August 7, gold on MCX had reached Rs 56,254 per 10 grams. On that day, silver had also reached Rs 76,008 per kg. But since then they have declined significantly. Gold closed at 49,290 per 10 grams on Friday. Thus, it has dropped by Rs 6964 from the record level. Similarly, the price of silver has also declined by Rs 12,408. Silver closed at Rs 63,600 per kg on Friday.





In November, people shopped frantically

The average sales volume of gold and silver jewelery increased by 16 per cent in November compared to October, despite the price of gold reaching record levels. This information was given in a report. According to data gathered by startup OK Credit, the average sales per customer increased by 16 per cent in terms of funds, but the average per capita sales size of gold jewelery decreased by 70 per cent compared to the festive season last year. The report said that as gold prices remained high, the average per-customer sales size of gold jewelery declined, with people focusing on buying smaller and lighter jewelery.

Why is gold declining?

Gold prices are falling on positive news on the vaccine front to combat the Covid-19 epidemic. Experts say that with the improvement in the global economy and easing of tensions between the US and China, investors are turning to the stock market instead of gold. That is why gold prices are not likely to rise sharply in the near future. However, gold is still considered a good investment option for the long term.

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Gold glitter has always increased in the hour of trouble!

Gold has always shone brightly in times of trouble. There were many wars in 1979 and gold jumped about 120 per cent that year. Even as recently as 2014, the US threat on Syria was looming, but gold prices were skyrocketing. However, later it came to its old level. The price of gold also rose when US tensions with Iran escalated or when a Sino-US trade war ensued.

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