House Rent Allowance Rules: There is big news for government employees. The government has made a big change in the rules of HRA, the effect of which will be seen on lakhs of employees. Please tell that this time the state government has changed the rules.
HRA New Rules: There is big news for government employees. The government has made a big change in the rules of HRA, the effect of which will be seen on lakhs of employees. Please tell that this time the state government has changed the rules. The Arunachal government has announced house rent allowance for all state government employees. Please tell that these new rules have come into force from the New Year.
While giving information
about this, Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu has said that from January 1, 2023, HRA has been announced for all eligible government employees of the state. He said that through the facility of HRA, he is ensuring that all the employees of our state do not face any problem regarding housing. Employees get easy accommodation facilities.
Information has been issued in the official notification
Pema Khandu has said that all those employees who have not got the facility of government accommodation will get the facility of HRA every month from now on. According to the office memorandum issued by the Chief Secretary of the State, the Governor of the State is very happy to provide HRA facility to all the employees. Along with this, he has said that all the people who have not got a house will get the facility of allowance from the state.
Division has been done in 3 categories
According to the information received from the state government, the government has divided HRA into 3 categories. There are three types of categories X, Y and Z in this. It is divided according to the basic salary. In this, HRA facility will be available at the rate of 27 percent, 18 percent and 9 percent every month.
When will the HRA be revised
Along with this, the state government has told that when the DA of the employees will be 50 per cent, the HRA will be revised to 30 per cent, 20 per cent and 10 per cent.
