The government has released the list regarding the 8th Pay Commission. Salaries of all these people will increase.

The Central Government has shared important information in the Parliament regarding the 8th Central Pay Commission. According to the data presented in the Lok Sabha by Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Choudhary, the direct impact of the upcoming wage revision. 50.14 lakh working central employees And About 69 lakh pensioners But it will happen. i.e. overall about 1.2 crores People will come under the purview of this pay commission.

ToR issued, Commission officially functional

The government has clarified that the 8th Pay Commission has been constituted and its Terms of Reference (ToR) To 3 November 2025 Was notified. The Commission has directed the Central Government employees and pensioners to:

• Revised Pay Matrix

• allowances

• pension structure

• Other service charge related provisions

Has been given the responsibility of detailed examination and recommendation.

Report in 18 months, decision to implement later

The Finance Ministry informed that the Pay Commission will submit its report. 18 months Will submit within. This means that the final report year 2027 May appear around. However, the date of its implementation will be decided separately by the Central Government in due course of time.

Government did not open its cards on interim relief

Several MPs in Parliament wanted to know whether the government:

• Interim Relief Will you give?

• Or Dearness Allowance (DA) Will it be included in the basic salary?

The government did not comment on this. The ministry definitely said that After the recommendations are finalized Necessary budgetary provisions will be made. This indicates that the government wants to avoid making any kind of forecast right now.

Expectations increased among employees and pensioners

This big update related to the 8th Pay Commission 1.2 crores It has given relief to people who have been waiting for news related to salary revision and pension restructuring for a long time. After the Corona period, amid economic recovery, inflation and ever-increasing financial burden, the Pay Commission’s recommendations will not only impact employees and pensioners, but will also have a significant impact on government expenditure.

It is clear from this latest clarification received from the government that The process of 8th Pay Commission has formally gained momentumand curiosity about its results is continuously increasing across the country.