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Bureaucrat's First Salary At TCS In 1984 Was Just Rs 1300. See Viral Post
His offer letter, dated June 26, 1984, indicates he was hired as a trainee at TCS in Mumbai.
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Meghalaya Defers Salaries Of Ministers, Government Staff Amid COVID-19 Crisis
The Meghalaya government has decided to defer a part of the salaries of cabinet ministers, bureaucrats, and some other sections of government employees as measure to cut its expenditure amid the Coronavirus crisis.
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President, Vice President Continue To Get Less Salary Than Top Bureaucrats, Chiefs
The President and the Vice President continue to get less salaries as compared to the top bureaucrats and service chiefs since the laws are yet to be amended to rectify an anomaly with the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission's recommendations nearly two years ago.
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Nitish Kumar's New Rule: Bihar Officials Can't Drink Anywhere In The World
Officials of Bihar, which went dry 10 months ago, cannot drink outside the state or even abroad, in Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's new rule. The Bihar cabinet cleared an amendment in the state prohibition law earlier this week, after which bureaucrats, judges or magistrates caught drinking anywhere in the world will be punished.
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Highest Paid Australian Official Earns 10 Times More Than The Prime Minister
An Australian Senate committee has revealed that that country's mail chief is the nation's highest paid public servant and made 5.6 million Australian ($4.3 million) last year.
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Salary Hike For President? Bureaucrats Will Soon Earn More Than Him
With the 7th Pay Commission's recommendations creating an anomalous situation in which the salary of the President is Rs 1 lakh less than that of the country's top-most bureaucrat, the Home Ministry has got down to drafting a proposal for raising the emoluments of the President, Vice President and governors.
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Opinion: Bigger Government Salaries Must Come With Better Service
The time has come for a radical change in the way the government functions to justify the increased expense the tax payers pay for their compensation.
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Ex-bureaucrat, former top cop to work for Aam Aadmi Party for Rs 1
Two former top government officials, including a bureaucrat, will help the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi realise its promise of 'swaraj' and monitor the anti-corruption helpline for the people - at a token salary of Rs 1 a month.
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UK plans cutback on public sector salary increases
The British government plans to freeze the salaries of top bureaucrats and offer only minimal increases to other senior workers.
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Bureaucrat's First Salary At TCS In 1984 Was Just Rs 1300. See Viral Post
His offer letter, dated June 26, 1984, indicates he was hired as a trainee at TCS in Mumbai.
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Meghalaya Defers Salaries Of Ministers, Government Staff Amid COVID-19 Crisis
The Meghalaya government has decided to defer a part of the salaries of cabinet ministers, bureaucrats, and some other sections of government employees as measure to cut its expenditure amid the Coronavirus crisis.
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President, Vice President Continue To Get Less Salary Than Top Bureaucrats, Chiefs
The President and the Vice President continue to get less salaries as compared to the top bureaucrats and service chiefs since the laws are yet to be amended to rectify an anomaly with the implementation of the 7th Pay Commission's recommendations nearly two years ago.
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Nitish Kumar's New Rule: Bihar Officials Can't Drink Anywhere In The World
Officials of Bihar, which went dry 10 months ago, cannot drink outside the state or even abroad, in Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's new rule. The Bihar cabinet cleared an amendment in the state prohibition law earlier this week, after which bureaucrats, judges or magistrates caught drinking anywhere in the world will be punished.
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Highest Paid Australian Official Earns 10 Times More Than The Prime Minister
An Australian Senate committee has revealed that that country's mail chief is the nation's highest paid public servant and made 5.6 million Australian ($4.3 million) last year.
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Salary Hike For President? Bureaucrats Will Soon Earn More Than Him
With the 7th Pay Commission's recommendations creating an anomalous situation in which the salary of the President is Rs 1 lakh less than that of the country's top-most bureaucrat, the Home Ministry has got down to drafting a proposal for raising the emoluments of the President, Vice President and governors.
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Opinion: Bigger Government Salaries Must Come With Better Service
The time has come for a radical change in the way the government functions to justify the increased expense the tax payers pay for their compensation.
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Ex-bureaucrat, former top cop to work for Aam Aadmi Party for Rs 1
Two former top government officials, including a bureaucrat, will help the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi realise its promise of 'swaraj' and monitor the anti-corruption helpline for the people - at a token salary of Rs 1 a month.
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UK plans cutback on public sector salary increases
The British government plans to freeze the salaries of top bureaucrats and offer only minimal increases to other senior workers.
